The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-15


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PITTsBURG, Nov. 15-9 A. M.-River
feet inches and stationary. Weather
cloudy. Ther. AZ. Wind west. Con
siderable rain since last report. Pros
poets fair for rise.
STEAMBOAT MOVEMENTS.
The Cherokee will depart this evening
for New Orleans. Shippers should re.
member that she is of light draught, we'll
adapted for low water, and will 90
through without detention. Captain
George Wolf commands, and CAPTAIN A.
Byers has charge of the office, assis ed
by Mr.. Kyle. -. The Potomac arrived
this morning and will return to Pome.
roy this evening ....T The work of
Wrecking the Glasgow is progressing
tnely The Bannock City will be
found at the foot OF Main street, loading
TO leave for Vevay this afternoon at her
usual hour, 3 O'Clock -. The Bostona ar
rived this morning from Huntington,
and will return this afternoon The
City of Portsmouth will leave for Chilo
this afternoon. The Louis A. Shirley
Will leave this afternoon for Carroll
ton. The United States arrived this
morning, and will return to louisville
this evening. 80. The JAS. w. Gaff will
leave this evening for Memphis. She
will be followed by the James d. Parker
Saturday. The Telegraph arrived last
night from Maysvile and returned to-
day at noon. The b. Ii. Cooke will
leave for Evansville this evening. >.
The Mary Houston lett, and the A. G.
Donnally arrived at New Orleans yes
terday ....The U. P. Schenck, coming
MQmnbiG
Robert Mitchell was aground at Hen
derson Bar yesterday. The Tempest
has re-entered the Wheeling and New
Martlnsville trade. ... The Cherokee had
3Oo tons freight and Is passengers at II
A. NJ. She was to receive 1,250 barrels
apples from the Potomac this morning.
....T The Fanchon did not get of last
night. She left for New Orleans about
y O'Clock this morning with 500 tons of
freight and 80 passeng ers.
TOWBoAT MOVEMENTS.
The Robert PEBBLES Will leave tor
Pomeroy to-day with tow of empty
barges. The John Means and barges
nave laid up at Litherbury's yard until
New Orleans shipments improve.
BoAT-HANDs' GOSSIP.
Capt. Phil. Anschutz's new steamer.
W. M. List, will arrive from Madison
Tuesday morning, and will probably |
Dad for New Orleans. She is stern
wheeler oil 1,20O tons capacity, and of |
,he following dimensions: Length, 24O
eet; beam, 3S feet; depth of
lold, feet; bottom, inches:
5 inches; sides, inches; tim.
1ers, 6 by inches. She has 26 state |
'ooms, by 81 feet square, all double |
)eds. Her engines are those of the AL !
egheny Belle, with cylinders 1921 inches |
n diameter, & feet stroke. She has 8 |
ive-flued boilers, 26 feet long and AZ
nches in diameter. :. The United /
States Mail Line Company, through
Thomas Sherlock, its President, has |
lotitied Mayor Johnston that it will hold |
he city of Cincinnati responsible for
lamages that may occur to It's property |
~ reason of the contemplated erection |
II trestle between the piers of the chan
lel span OF the Southern Railroad |
Bridge. ;. George Lightner and James
Wills will pilot the b. FL. Cooke. :. The
nate, pilots and steward of the Arling-
on arrived this morning ON the Golden |
&ule. The remainder of the Arlingten's
rev came up last night on the James
}. Parker. Capt. Wash. Honshell, re-
urning from the Centennial, will be q
down on the Fleetwood to-
morrow The Cincinnati d Mem
,his Packet Company have notified
Mayor Johnston that it will hold the
jity Of Cincinnati responsible for dam
ges that it may receive by the erection
# a trestle between the piers of the
hannel span OF the Southern Railroad
Bridge.