The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-25

The river still falls. The marks last
evening indicated 8 feet . inches.
The Express arrived about0 A. ~, with
the PiIrkersburg excursion party, and left
again at II AN.
The Andes arrived about "a. ". She
had an excellent trip Of way freight. The
Andes will return to Cincinnati this nf.
ternOOn at 3 o'clock.
The Exchange was due here last night
from Cincinnati. The Exchange was
aground at the mouth Of the Muskingum
on Sunday when the Andes passed her on
her way up. The John l.. RhOadS was
aground at the same point.
The Nail City left st. Louis on Satur.
day'at noon, with tow Of iron ore for
Wheeling.
The Ed. Hobbs arrived nj 81. Louis on
Saturday morning.
The John W. Garrett was announced
to leave for 81. Louis last night, Capt.
Asa Booth and his brother Frank are at
the wheel.
The Courier ia the regular Parkcrsburg
boat this morning.
The steamer Chesapeake returned ia
ParkerSburg on Sunday night.
The Mallie Ragon will leave for Pitts.
burgh this morning at O O'Clock.
The tow-boat Coal Hill is on route for
this city with 2,2OO tons Of ore, A big
trip.
The elegant steamer Andes, undcfcom.
manh Of the popular Captain Charles
Mnhlcman, Is the Cincinnati packet for
this evening. For speed and comfort
she Is unexcclled on the Ohio River. She
Is n commodious and rOOmy boat, well
ordered and differed, and II affords US
pleasure to commend her ,tQlpaSSengers
aud shippers. The nfFable add courteous
El. MGhlemnn presiles IN the Office.
IBy Telegraph
PITTSBURGH, May N.--lIiyer 5 feet =
inches and falling. Weather cloudy;
slight rain this afternoon, threatening
more; very warm. ~
NASHVILLE, May 2i.-River still fall.
ing; 4 feet inches on the shoals. aAr.
riSed-IIransford, from Point Isabel, and
ButkSyille, from Cairo. Departed -
Butksyille, for Cairo. Weather fair aud
warm.
Sr. LOUIS, May 2I.-Arrivetl--Fayrltc,
from Peoria; City Of Helena, from VickS.
burg; Belle Of 81. Louis, from Cambridge
Denartel-Rob Roy, for KeOkuk Fay.
etle, for Peoria; Wild Duck, for Pitts.
bnrgh; Clinton, for 81. Paul; City oI
Chester, for Memphis. River risCn &
inches Weather very warm and partly
cloudy.
Louisville, May 2i.-Rivcf station.
ary, with feet 10 inches in the canal
and feet 10 inches In The chute. Slight
rains during the day. ArriyCl-Fawn
and Turner, from Evansville. Departed
-Fawn and Turner, for Cincinnati. The
Andy Baum had MT arrived al 0 r.M
CiSriSSArt, May 2.-River 10 feet Q
inches, and falling. Weather showery
and warm; now clearing. Arrived
Fannie T'otnm, from Pittsburgh; Vinl
Shinkle, from Memphis; Utah. from Sl
Ioui'. Dcpatted-Fannic Toinm, for
~. Louis.
CAIRO, MAY 2i.-Atriyed-Thomns
Sherlock, from Cincinnati. Departed
is. Eeel, for the Ohio river. River 90
feet 8 inches, and falling. Weather clear
mercury s2'.
EvASsvftLE, May N.-Wenlhef nearly
clear till this afternoon; since then cloudy
with heavy rain and prospects Oi more;
mercury 6io to 81. River stationary,
with u 2-iO feet on the gauge. Up
idlewild, leytUna, Morning Star. Iron
Mountain and John A. Wood with iows
and bowling Green. Down-SpotlsvilIc
Business light. III. .... .......
MMrnis, May a. -Riter icll 0 inches
weather clear and hot. Arrivcd-lcllc Of
Texas, Little Rock Cons Miller and
Minncoln, Cincinnati. Dcpafletl-lIcllc
Of Memphis, 81. Louis Capital city,
NickAbMfR.