The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-10
RIVER NEWS.


The river was falling here at 10 A. M, g,
with 10 feetin the channel.
PITTsBURG, Nov. 10-9 A. M.-River 4
feet 2 inches and rising. Wind north.
Their. 81.
STEAMBOAT MOVEMENTS.
The Bannock City arrived from Vevay
this morning, and will, on her return,
extend her trip through to Madison.
She leaves this afternoon from the
foot of Main street at O'Clock e.. The
Exchange arrived this morning, and will
return to Pomeroy this evening E. The
Cons. Millar will leave tomorrow for
Memphis. :. The Fleetwood arrived this
morning, ana will return this afternoon
to Huntington. =. The R0bt. Mitchell will
leave tor New Orleans tomorrow. :. The
City OF Portsm )uth will leave this after
noon as usual for Chilo. -. The Fanchon
laid over at Pittsburg till to-day :. The
Frank. Willard arrived at New Orleans
yesterday. :. The Andes arrived last
night from Wheeling and will return this
evening. She reshipped on the General
Ly tie to Louisville 1870 bris apples and
potatoes, 2 brls, 2 casks and 50 boxes
glassware, 81 boxes lamp chimneys, 125
bdls sheet-ir0n and 800 kegs nails; to
New Albany ON the Cons. Millar, Y5
boxes glass ware, 105 brls apples; to
Natchez Oh the Robert Mitchell, 40 brls
apples, and to New Orleans, % brIs ap-
pies and II brls potatoes. >. The Virgie
Lee arrived at IL O'Clock this morning
from Kanawha. She will return to-mor-
row .... The John l.. Rhoads arrived last
night at O'Clock from st. Louis with a
moderate trip.
ToWBoAT MOVEMENTS.
The EtHa is receiving new star
board cylinder, in place OF one that was
cracked some time ago.
The Thos. W. Means Was to leave Iron
ton for st. Louis this morning, with
three bargeS manufactured iron, pig
iron, and naiis ... The John Means, 1ron-
ton to New Orleans, arrived this morn-.
ing with three barges.
MISCELLANEOUs.
wharfage receipts for the week end
ing last night, SOL 05. Previous week,
$8I S5 -. :. The stern-wheel steamer Glas-
cow, in charge OF Pilot Varble, sunk Oh
the Fails yesterday morning at O'Clock,
and now lies al the foot of the Falls, op.
posite Rock Island, in 8 feet of water at
the stern ana ~ feet at the bow. The
freight and passengers were saved.
The boat lies perfectly easy, and
IL lS JlOuSuG buo Gan U6 TdlSGus
The Glasgow was commanded by
Captain Tom Boluss. in the Cincinnati
and Evansville trade, and left here
Wednesday night with a moderate CAR
90. She was very ancient and hHd
passed her best days. She was owned
by Capt. Jas. S. Wise, and was insured
in Cincinnati for $4,000 The Arling-
ton, which sunk yesterday, is supposed
to nave struck the same obstruction that
sunk the Robert Moore. The Arlington.
lies with her bow towards the island,
opposite Smithland, with the water up
to her boiler deck On the starboard, and
hurricane roof on the larDoard side. A
great many head OF stock were drowned
but the crew and passengers were all
saved ). The Covington Dock Company
launched Schmidt u Brothers new bath
boat yesterday. :. Geo. ONeil and West
Corns will be the Andes pilots. .. The
OoVington Dock Company commenced
setting up new hull yesterday for
the machinery Of the little side-wheel
steamer business" The boat is being
built by Capt. j. d. Randall. Of Aurora,
and is to be for the White River trade.
She is to be completed in three weeks.
Her size is 11O teet long, 20 feet beam,
81 teet hold. Her engines are 10 inches
by feet,