The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-13
RIVER INIELLLGENCE.
specials to the Star. /

OIL CITY, Pa. Oct. 1881 A. M.--Alie-
gheny RlVer inches aud stationary. Wind
north. Thermometer so.
BROWNSVILLE. PA, Oct. 1854 A. NJ
Nlonongahca River 4 feet inches anu falling
Thermometer So Wind southeast Weather
fair.
PITTsBuRG, PA, Oct. 10 y. M..-River
foot II inches aud falling. Weather Clsuly and
cool.
CHARLESTON, W. VA, Oct. 13-IO:O6 A. NJ
Kanawha River feet inches and falling
slowly. Thermometer 81. Gather partially
cloudy. Wind southwest.
LOUISVILLE. KY, Oct. 13-lO;JO A. NJ
River feet inches in the Canal, ana l foot
inches on the Fails, and rising Slowly.
The river receded inches here in the twen-
ty-four hours ending at noon to-day, with
tcet inches IN the enamel.
Weather clear and pleasant.
Business lively on the Public Llniing this
morning, and plenty OF freighIs onoring Tor all
points.
The following steamers were in port at noon:
salt Valley, Exchange, Golden crown, Cons.
MIllar, Mary Miner, Daniel Il one, j. u.
Fletcher, John L. khoada, VnU sAinkle and
Laura l.. Davis.
STEAMBOAT MOVEMENTS.
The John l.. Ihoads Will return to Madi-
son this afternoon.
The salt Valley goes further up the river
than any steamer leaving to-day. She came
down this morning and will leave at O'clock
this evening for GaIlipoIIs anu Pomcroy and
go through. >. DcWolf commands.
The great event OF the uay will be the de-
parturG of Captain IL. ii. browns magnificent
new steamer Golden Crown, for New Orleans
tins evening. Sac will take passengers and
freight for all points on the Lower Mississippi
river This Is the Godcn Crowns first "Trip,
and the prospects Indicate that 1t will Ii. a
very successful one. Captain Crown Is a thor
ough steamDoatmau anu u gcutlema in every
acceptatiOn Of the word.
! he General Pike will return to Louisville
this evening uolng all way buslness
Inc Guy OF PORTSMOUTH Will leave for New
RlchmAHd and Chilo at +. NJ. from the foot Of
WalnuU street.
The Andes left for Wheeling last evening
with light trip of people anu 100 tons Of
freight.
The Granite State will be the boat leaving to-
morrow for Huntington,
The Telegraph came down at A. NJ. from
Huntington, and left at noon for Portsmouth
The Exchange will be the packet leaving
this evening for Burlington.
The John q. Fletcher arrived this morning
from Louisville, and VIII leave for the Lower
OHIO this evening.
Capt. ). n. Shunk's fine packet Mary Miller
departs This afternoon for st. Louis.
BoAT-HAEDS' GOSSIP.
Capt. Trip johnson is in the city He will
return TO lrUutOl this evening.
Clerk w. A. Maddy, Of the Exchange, came
down yesterday from his home in GalllpOlis.
anu Will return this evening.
The barge Nick LOnEWOrUh was sold bv the
United States Marshals Yesterday AMI nm
chased by the Coylnglun Dock Connnni, for
$3.50.
Capt. Alex Holiday is in the city,
Capt. Phil AnschutZ thinks he mas found the
boilers of The Calumet which were rsrro, o,n1
III The ice last winter They ara I6J fanr rrnIy, "y
the ohio shore. IN MilIcracE hnnd tIt,1,tt I'm
eight feet under water, and $50 feet above the
iron which lei MIN to believe lhnt tI,. MniIors oit
were in the same vicinity Tho h,lIcru a,n 10
Absolute says that a short distance below