The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-21

The river fell 6 inches in the twenty
four hours ending at 10 A. NJ, with fee
inches in the channel.
STEAMBOAT MOVEMENTS.
The Fannie Moore, a steamer of ligh
draught and with excellent passenge
accommodations, will leave for New Or
leans this evening. She is receiving
fine trip Of freight and passengers from
here, and has large engagements below
Capt. John Woodburn commands, anC
Mr.. Alex. Young has charge of her of
flee :. The U. z. Schenek has deferred
her departure to New Orleans. She will
commence loading Monday and leave
Tuesday 80. The Virgie Lee will leave
for kanawha this evening. Captain j
V. Raynolds commands and Major j. Ii
Stratton presides in her Office. ;. The
Potomac will leave for Pomeroy this eve.
ming. The Bostona arrived this morning
and will return to Huntington this alter.
noon..,. The Ben. Franklin arrived from
Louisville this morning and will return
this evening -. The trout will leave for
White River this evening with a fair
trip OF freight. She will take barge
out with her loaded Win
Portsmouth will leave for Chilo this
morning -. The Champion No. 8 arrive d
this morning from Madison and will re-
turn this afternoon. -. The Bonanza ar
rived this morning and returned to
Portsmouth at noon. The Fanchon
arrived from Plttsburg at 7 O'Clock
last evening with 400 tons, and will Law
up to paint before going South. She re-
SHIPS 140 tons on the Ben. Franklin for
Louisville, 80 tons on the Vint Shinkle
tor Memphis, and % tons on the u, U,P.
Shenck Tor New Orleans. :. The United
States lighthouse tender arrived at
Pittsbure at noon yesterday. The
following new lights were estab.
lished: One abreast of Tow
head. foot of Biannerhasset, OIio,
shore; one at Whitten's Landing, on
Ohio shore; one at Fishing Greek Bar,
at the mouth of Little Ruu. The light at
the foot OF Georgetown Island has been
moved down fifty feet. 1he Lily will
remain at Pittsburg till Monday. Capt.
Hoel has gone to Washington. On the
Lily's trip down the river a new light
will be established at Buena Vista, on
the Ohio side, and one at Union Laud-
ing, Ohio side. = The John L. Rhoaas ar
rived at o'clock last nigAt from Pitts
puISS WIN q ioiA PuosCH6Vi il5b anu OUU
tons freight, and with the barge Luzerne
in tow. She added and discharged very
little here. She left at noon for St.
Louis. =. The new steamer A. @. Don-
nally raised steam this morning to try
her machinery. -. The Flank. Willard
will arrive Wednesday from Ironton, and
leave Thursday for New Orleans.
TowB0AT MOVEMENTS.
The Nail City is laid up at the foot of
Opossum, awaiting water. . The j. Ii.
Bigley will not arrive till This evening.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Hon. John S. Deyenny, Supervis-
ing Inspector, and Captain &.
w. Fisher, Local Inspector, Went
to Portsmouth last evening on inspee-
tion business. Billy Mcintyre will visit
he Centennial. Amos Lay, second
clerk, goes into the office OF The Vint
Shinkle to remain during his absence,
and G. z. Miller will be her freight clerk.
:. Elijah Pierce and JAS. Madison will
De the Vint Shinkle's pilots. Geo. w.
Clark will be one OF the Trout's pilots.
He viii! take her to Cairo, where Mike
Kelly will take her wheaL