The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-08-30

The river fell 2 inches here in the
twenty-four hours ending at 9 A. NJ,
with feet in the channel. II will prob
ably commence rising to-day.
Special to the STAR:
PITTsBURG, August 800 A. M.-River
7 inches and falling. Weather hazy.
Ther. 66 deg. Wind west.
STEAMBOAT MOVEMENTS.
The Cons. Millar will leave this even
ing for Memphis. Captain Sterling NJ c.
IuJyre, commands ana Mr.. JAS. Wilson
has charge of the Off The
reliable steamer Glasgow will depart
for Evansville This evening. Capt. Thos.
BOluss is her worthy commander, and
Alex. Young, an agreeable gentleman,
presides in her office . The Louis A.
oherley, from Carrollton, had good
trip, Incluuing 65 head stock, 72 stands
plums, 49, brls potatoes, brls apples,
40 bags wheat, 8 bags rye, 6 hhds tobac-
co, 166 bales hay, "a bales straw. She
registered 30 passengers on the up trip.
She will return thls afternoon. ...
The Telegraph went to Fulton this
morning to lay up. The Fanchon ar
rived early this morning from PIttsburg
with fair trip OF freight and people.
Sue reshipped 16 tons freight to Mem
phis ON the Cons. Millar, and 90 tons on
The United States to Louisville. The
Fanchon will run hereafter in the Wheel
ing trade in place OF the Hudson. She
will make her first trip to-day, and leave
every tuesday hereafter. Capt. Il. q.
SWEENEY commands, and Mir. John L.
Aambleton has charge Of the Office.
The United States from Louisville had
a good trip. Her principal items Of
freight were as follows: 30 bales paper
stock, 10 brls potatoes. l6 bdls green
hides, IA empty kegs, 150 bxs starch, ~
bales domestics ana 607 bags peanuts
Sne will return this evening. . The
Fleetwood will leave for Huntington
this afternoon. :. The Wildwood from
Maysville had 81 hhds tobacco, 50
SKIS barley and 200 'brls -four. She
returned at noon with a fair trip.
me Potomac will leave for Pomeroy this
evening :. The Bannock City arrived
from Carrollton this morning and will
return at her regular hour this after
noon. :. The Salt Valley is coming here
to run as regular Saturday packet to
Pomeroy :. The Golden Rule arrived at
New Orleans yesterday. The Andes
turned back yesterday at Bellaire.
ToWBoAT MOVEMENTS. +"
The Champion No. went TO Gunpow-
der Creek this morning after low of
stones :. The Alex. Chambers is
aground on Debly's Dam, Kanawha, and
10 compelled to wait for water. +. The
Exchange tow left Middleport yesterday
fer Cinclnnati.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Robert Mitonell will go on the
ways this evening and be put on the
docks as soon as the Era No. 8 comes
off John Carroll and John Evelyn
will be the Cons. Millar's pilots to Men,
phis. The Government sHagboat' II. A.
Woodruff is working at Raecoon.
Capt. d. Wolf commands the Salt Val
ley :. Capt. Tennyson, in charge OF the
Government steamer, has received or
ders to clear out the Instructions
in the Red River raft region,
Iormed by the late overflow,
in accordance with an appropriation
made at the last session of Congress =.
Capt. j. l.. Shallcross, of the Louisville
Underwriters, is adjusting the fire dam
age on the steamer Emma. :. 4. The War
Eagle and Golden Eagle commenced yes.
terday to run in the st, Louis and Keo.
kuk trade as fast line Of packets, to
compete with the railroad. ...