The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-09

will leave for Madison at O'Clock this after
noon. The A. q. DonAally left last evening
for New Orleans with 30 ipassen gers and o
Morgan Morgan RattIer} commenced receiv-z
ing this morning for New Orleans and will
leave Saturday. The Morgan is a 1aVorfte boat
in the trade and will have u fine trip out. The
Potomac turned back from Huntington fasC
night and arrived tuis morning. She villa leave
for Huntington this afternoon In place OF the
Bostona, that was sunk Yesterday at Scloto-
Vile. The Potomac 10 good boat with an ele-
gantly furnished cabin and commanded by
Tentlemany officers. Capt. III. IL Drown is
her worthy commander and Captain
watt Shedd her accomplished clerk -.
The Wildwood arrived this morning and re-
turned to Maysville at noon. .Ihe Nint ShIn-
kle, Captain James Kiniston master, w. #.
Mcintyre clerk, win leave TO- a orrOW for Mem
phis. The United States arrived this NOR
ming from Louisville and will return this eve
ming. The Louis A. Shirley arrived this NOR
ming and will leave for Madison this AFTER
noon i. The Thomas Sherlock passed Memphis,
aud the U. Z. Schenck and beacon-light steamer
Lily passed Evansville yesterday, going
down. :. Il he Emma Graham,left Marietta last
n ght, loaded fiat, and full Of people. She will
arrive here in time TO return 10 Plttsburg Sat-
uFday. The John L. Rhoads left St Louis for
PitJsburg yesterday. The Thompson Dean
arrived from New Orleans last night at
o'clock. She will return Tuesday 4 he Geo.
w. Cheek brought from Vevay $50 tons OF
freight and about 3U people The Courier arr
rived this morning from Wheeling, and will
return this evening. she reshipped to War.
saw 40 pkgs stoves and holloware; to Louis
vile, on the General Lyte, ~ brls copperas;
to Evansville, on the Vint Shinkle, l6Oboxes
and 40 brls glassware, 4O0 kegs nails and l05
brls apples: to Memphis, on the Vint Shinkle,
100 Drls potatoes, and 95 kegs nails to Green
vile on The Cnas. Morgan; for New Orleans,
on the Morgan, she reshipped ~ common cart
wheels. The Robert Mitchell left New Or
leans for Cincinnati last night, with $50 tons Of
freight. The Virgie Lee will return to Kama
wha River Tomorrow.
TowBoAT MOVEMENTS.
The Champion NO. 8 went to the assistance Of
the Bostona last evening The II. T.. Pierre
pont, that was sunk by ice in the Kanawha
River, has been ralseh :. The Champion No.
towed the Andes TO Fulton yesterday.
B0AT-HANDs' GOSSIP.
Wharfage for the week ending last evening,
$l12 l5. or the appropriation for the improves
ment Of the Mississippi River, 5000 0 is to be
expended on the river between Dicke> % Island
and the mouth Of the Ohio. Pilots p.
Ill. Dorsey and Barney Givens will
take the Mollie Moore to Pittsburg =. Among
the passengers who left for New Orleans on
the A. Z. Donnally, last evening, for the round
trip, were Mrs. Captain H. U. Hart and fam
lily; Miss l.ibbie DOnnally, sister Of the chief
Clerk Of the steamer. aud Miss Carrie Duncan.
-. Capt W. Honshel has gone to Sciotoville
to look after the Bostona. =. Captain Tndolph,
OF Vlncennes, mas sold the VigO, plying in the
Wabash and White Rivers, to the Vincennes
Starch Manufacturing Company, for $500.
She will be used for towing corn OUT of White
and Wabash Rivers to the railroad at the
White River bridge. CAPT. W. Ho shell ar
rived at Sciotoville this morning at4:3J O'Clock
and autographed that the Bostona is lying
straight, ana tnat the prospects for raising her
are very good. . Capt. Cole, OF the Robert Pee
bles, Will leave this evening for Buena Vista.