The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-28

The river was falling rapidly here ats
A. M, with 25 feet in the channel, II feei
space under the Suspension Bridge, aud
7411 feet under the Newport Bridge.
PIrTsBURG, Sept. 2s-9 A. M.-RiVeI
6 feet inches and stationary. Weather
clear. Thermometer As deg. Wind
southeast.
STEAMBOAT MOVEMENTS,
The Bonanza arrived this morning
from Portsmouth and returned at noon.
The Ohio No. arrived from Hunting
ton, and will return this evening. :. The
Q. b. Church has deferred her depart
ure till Saturday The Fannie Moore
der the command of Capt. John Wood.
burn, and with Mr.. Alex. Young in the
office. .. The Golden Rule arrived at New
Orleans yesterday . The Andes will ba
towed from Fulton to the Public Land
ing this evening and loaded to leave fbI
Wheeling tomorrow. She will leaTa
every Friday hereafter Tor Wheeling,
Captain Chas. Muhleman commands and
Mr.. Ed. Muhleman has charge OF the OF
fee . The Mary Miller is due here from
ST. Louis. . The City OF Portsmouth lad
over here last night to repair
her machinery, but Will resnIns
her trips to Chilo this a!ternooo.
.. The John L. Rhoads viii arriss
to-day from New Orleans. -. The Ben.
Franklin arrived from Louisville this
morning, and will return this evening.
The Champion No. 8, from Madisol
this morning, had 176 brls apples, LII
SKIS and 40 brls potatoes, 6 buckets but
ter, $50 empty barrels, 65 empty boxes
II empty kegs, 8 calves, and 80 sks
onion sets. She will return this eveas
ing. The Jas. W. Gaff will be the mead
Memphis packet, leaving Saturday.
The Ohio No. registered 125 passengers
coming down, and reshipped 400 kegs
nails on the Ben. Franklin for LOUIS
vile. The Potomac left last night fog
Pomeroy with 20S passengers, one OF ths
largest passenger trips she has had fol
several years. The Fleetwood wf2l
come off the docks Saturday and leaTf
Tor Huntington Sunday. The BostosS
will be ready to commence business tGf
latter part of next week.
TOWDoAT MOVEMENTS.
The Condor arrived from MiddlepoEs
this morning with a tow OF salt aAt
GOAL. She proceeded to Louisville--..
The James A. Blackmore arrived trseu
below this morning. The KanaWhi
No. 2 did not get off lust evening. Sai
with tow Of empty barges. - nls
Chas. Bowen went on the docks ut Mill
dleport yesterday.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The following were the changes made
and new beacon lights located betwseS
Cairo and Louisville by the U. 5. Lignt
house tender, Lily, on her present trip.
She is expected to arrive here te.nau
Hughes Bar, on the Indiana side, a
ioof oil bar; Puppy Greek, on the He 4
lucky side, at the head %,
the bar; Little Hurricane, ON TT
Indiana side, on the bend of Little Hue.
ricane, at the mouth of Slough; Bedford
Point, on the Indiana side at the foot ii
the crossing, below Pat. Cleburaa
wreck; P.ior Island, on the Illinois side,
about foo yards above stone chimney;
Troy Beach, light moved up to the head
Of timber under the banks; Cottonweoa
Bar, upper light on the Kentucky side
moved down 100 yards; Cott0hwood
Bar, lower light on the Kentucky sfaH
moved down one-quarter mile to tooi u
crossing The Custom-house mensurA
ment OF Captain Nichols new Florenet
Meyer is as follows: Length, l75.4 feets
breadth, 80 feet; depth of hold ami@
ships, 4.S feet; tonnage (all hull
246 Al tons. She can be ready Tor busk
ness in ten days. Gus. Donnally, js,
10 sick at home. Gus. Honshell VIII 81
,ut on the Ohio No. 4 tonight as receisR
ng clerk. He will change Of on tAe
Fleetwood when she comes out. .Jal
Hamilton and Jas. Prathar will be TIT
Fanny Ne0re's pilols