The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-18
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

OIL CITY, PA. oct 1S--S:49 A. M.-AHe-
gheny River inches and stationary. Their
moneter 81. Weather clOu'ty. Wind south.
Light rain.
BROWNSVILLE. PA., Oct. lS-l0:U1 A. NJ
Monongahela River 5 feet IL inches and on
stand. Weather clear Thermometer "a.
Wind southeast.
PITTsBURG. Pa, Oct 1S- A. M..-River II
inches and falling. Weatherfoggy.
CHARLESTON, w. VA, Oct. lS-ll:O0 A. M
Kanawha River feet. Thermometer IS.
" Gather clear. Wind north.
LOUISVILLE. KY, Oct. 1s--ll:55 A. M
Arrived; Maggie la per and NlgO, from Mad
ls0n. They Will oppose each other in the
Madison trade, the Belle having laid up at
Madison for repairs, General Pike, from Gin
cInnati Kiver stationary, with feet in the
Canal ana 2 feet in the chute on the Falls. The
Elizabeth has arrived at New Albany, where
she Will have larger machinery put on. Her
present engines are out Of the Ar.o and are
too small Cloudy and pleasant. Departed:
Maggie Harper ana NlgO, for Madison.
the James Guthrie, jnst 1mplcted by the
Towards, OF JcIersOnvi!le, for tue Louisville,
Evansville u Henderson Packet Company, is
A4 feet long, 81 "a feet beam and 81 feet depth
OF hold. She Will have three boilers. 81 feet Z
inches long anu ~ inches in diameter. Her
cylinders are 20 inches i'll diameter and feet
sLrUke.
The river was about stationary here at noon
to-day, with 5 1ceU inches III the channel.
Pilots report IA feet on the outside III Rich
mond Chute, feet -Four Mile. feet at Funk's
Run, and 31a feet at Twelve Pole.
Weather clear and warm.
business comparatively good this morning
ON the Public Landing.
The following steamers were in port at noon:
City OF Portsmouth, Telegraph, Emma Ora
nam, DonanAa, L. aJortoh, Totit, Ro4 FraaI.-
lin, John L. RhOaus, Lotus, Fanclron Vint
Shlnkle, Clara s., Laura L. Davis and Cons.
MIlar.
STEAMBOAT MOyEHENTs
The fast new steamer Emma Graham will be
the regular Chesapeake & ONO itallrOad pack
ct leaving this evening for Huntington,
The light draught and popular packet Fan
chon, Capt. L. {. sweeney master. Mr.. Morris
Dorsey clerk, arrived yesterday afternoon from
Wheeling, and will positively return this eve
ming. " hen she left Wheeling she had , 0 tons
OF ght and she brought ABOUT 100 tons to
this city, including 2500 kegs nails. She also
did q big passenger business.
The City Of Portsmouth came down, and will
leave this afternoon tor ChIlo
The Ben. Franklin will return to Louisville
this evening, doing all way DdSnGss.
Capt d. ID. Daniels new steamer Lotus will
depart this evening for New Orleans direct.
capt D. j. D0du prGSidcS in the Office.
1he John l.. RhOadS arrived this morning
from Madison, and viii return this afternoon.
The Salt Valley left for PumGroy last evening
with a good trip.
The Telegraph came down from Portsmouth
this morniug and will probably 20 TO Hunting
ToWRO ar Nnyt Hrvrs
The Cobb Cecil will arrive Ems '~vori,e, fror,
Tronton eN'Ns -Aoii'
ThaJ : Neel nn6 tow ,,,o,,, ,,,r5 o,.,,r,,a a.
Richmond Chute his morning '''O "s si''''1o "O
The Etua is due uOwn.to-pl1ht
BoAT-H,Nns; GosS1p
(ont Anscnutz. Caut, reath.rip,r,o,, o,,.
DIVER AL Burrls made au unsuccessful at
TEMPT Yesterday to raise the boilers Of the
taInmyt They will trv to raisa Ehn,, +o ot Cn1
row or next day. W. ''Ao'
CANT. +, G.. Sweeney,s niecne Nis, p,oo
sweeney and Miss Nellie Sweenev nT VIZ I"
inr. are maklng the rounG frin On ~ tho w H.
cnon "-'