The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-26
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
specials to the Star.

specials to the Star.I
PITTsBURG, PA, March 26-S:05 A. M.-River
10 feet 10 inches and stationary. Weather
cloudy and damp.
LOUISVILLE, KY, March 26-l0:42A M.-Ar-
rived-United States and Mary Miller from
Cincinnati, TarascOn from Henderson, and
Dove from Kentucky River. Andy Baum up
last night Mary Miller repairing broken
beam.
Dispatches to the Merchants ExchangeI
BROWNSVILLE. Pa. March S6-lO:l0 A. NJ
Monongahela River S.ieet Inches and falling.
Weather cloudy Thermometers 49. Wind south.
CHARLESTON, W. VA, March 8-l0:27 A. M
Kanawha River feet 10 inches. Thermometer
46. Wind north. Weather cloudy and threat
enlng rain. Light showers last night.
The river was rising here at noon to-day,
with 20 feet 10 inches in the channel, leaving
for passing steamers II feet space under the
suspension Bridge, and 6SIS feet space under
The following steamers were in port at noon:
Wildwood, Fleetwood, Ono No. 4, City Of
Portsmouth, Jas. ID. Parker, Cherokee, Louis
A. Sherley, Nashville, Gen. Lytle, Thomas
sherlock, Chas, Is. Church and Laura L.
| DAVIS.
STEAMBOAT MOVEMENTS.
The Ohio No. 4 will return TO Pomeroy at
P. NJ, leaving from the wharf-boat, foot Of
| The Golden Rule left for New Orleans Satur-
day evening with 30 people and bOO tons Of
freight
Tie Fleetwood arrived from Huntington this
| morning and will return this afternoon. She
connects with the Z. u U. II. r. for all points
East.
The Mary Miller left Saturday evening for
st. Louis with about 80 passengers and an i'm
mense trip Of freight.
| Capt. James Kirker's regular Wheeling and
| Pittsburg packet Exchange will arrive to-
morrow and return to Plttsburg Wednesday.
| She will have a good trip, including l40 brls
| mn which ahn will Un rha 1'hnrn a
| Sherlock.
The elegant steamer Cherokee COM
melced receiving this morning for New
Orleans, and will positively leave tomorrow.
| Byers has charge Of the office.
| The Thos. Sherlock Will follow The Cherokee,
| and leave for New Orleans Thursday, 29Jh inst
| The james D. Parker is the only boat re-
| ceiving for Memphis. She will leave Wednes-
day.
The Cons. Millar, leaving for Memphis on
Saturday, had fair trip.
The Nashville, the only Cincinnati and Ten
nessee River packet. is again at the city wharf
receiving for the aboVe-named stream, and
will leave tomorrow sure. She Is a reliable
steamer and IN command Of courteous and
competent officers. Capt. j. b. Sleeth COM
mands and Mr.. S. D. Patton presides in the
Off e.
The Gen. LytIe arrived from Louisville this
morning, and will return this evening.
The Louis A. Sherley arrived from Madison
this afternoon.
The City of Portsmouth will leave this after
noon for Chilo.
The John L. Rhoads will pass down to-
morrow afternoon from Pittsburg for st. Louis.
she has big passenger trip.
The Chas. Il. Church arrived at 8 A. NJ. from
New Orleans, and will return Saturday. She
brought q fine trip. including IS hhds sugar,
lib bales rags, l55 brls oil and 1855 brls rice
The Fawn will return to Evansville to-mor
row.
The Laura L. Davis arrived from Ironton at
IL 10 o'clock this morning with 525 IONS Of iron,
anu left for st. LOUIS early this afternoon.
TOwBoAT MOVEMENTS.
The Enterprise arrived from Pittsburg with
a tow Of coal this morning.
The Baltic passed down at $50 A. M. with a
tow Of coal for Madison.
The PEBBLES left this morning with q tow Of
| empty barse for POmeroy.
The Boaz, from PIttsbu'g for New Orleans,
passed down at 1880 A. NJ. with 20U00 BUSH
els coal.
The Etna passed down this morning on her
way to meet and assist the Thomas w. Means
up with her tow.
| The Tom FarroW will leave this evening for
, Kanawha River.
BoAT-HANDs' GOSSIP.
!: The George W. Cheek broke her larbQard
shaft Friday night at NOrth's Landing, on her
way to Madison. The broken shaft will be
; sent to New Albany for repairs, and is 10 be
ready by Wednesday morning.
The Gold Dust is announced to leave New
Orleans for Cincinnati this evening, and the
Thompson Dean is advertised to leave there
Saturday.
! The Golden Rule received 70 bags fertilizer,
l75 plows, 50 stoves A. brls whisky and, 20 tons
miscellaneous freight at Louisville, and the
, Mary Miller received 2,2O brls cement and 90
brls sorghum.
Capt Phil. Anschutz lett for Wheeling last
night. Mr.. Ed. Anschutz will go up on the
Hudson to morrow.
Capt. Chas. B. Russell is again in command
| | nf "a II ID Parker
Diver John I. Guyer left last evening for St.
Charles, Mo.
Friday the ice gorge was broken at Daven-
port, but the Mississippi was still closed above
, there.
Joseph Williams was one of the Laura L. l..
; Davis pilots from here.
4 Alex. Frazier and Samuel Mcbride will be
the John L.. Rhoads' pilos to st. Louis.
MANIFEST
: of the steamer Mary Houston from New Or
. leans:
$ For Way Freight-5O plows, 1Cs sacks COW
3 peas, % baskets Champagne, 90 bdls paper, 2l
SKIS wool, 10 brls tar, 10 brls pitch, 10 pkgs fur
t nture, So pkgs sundries, bay stallion, 2s brli
) rice, hhds sugar, cases bananas, brls
, oranges, 10 brls molasses. Bis empty beer kegs.
/ For Louisville-l brl shells, pkgs house
hold goods, gun eased, 25 boxes lemons, IL
bags rice meal,l chair, 2 boxes merchandise, %
hhds sugar.
For Cincnnati-Stla aight, Deming & Co., 109
brls molasses; +. j. Meyers, box hardware
v Ii. Cooper Il Co., 50 brls rice; b. BeDjamin, %
. bales paper stock, 3 bales rags and coil paper
stock; z. Moerlen, II empty beer kegs, IL
empty half beer barrels; Kaufman & Co., 81
keer kegs, II empty hall beer barrels; Joseph
Josephs, 2 bales coon skins, bales dry hides,
. bdls sheep skins, 9 brls tallow, tlerce bees
! wax, bale cotton, 8 bales rags, lG4 bdls green
:. hides, order III brls rosin.
For points above-l box hardware, coil oi
. line. anchor, IA hhds sugar, s brls molasses
As pkgs sundries. GORDON WAYNE.
a For Pittsburg.
| WEDNESDAY, 2Sth, at PM. POSITIVELY
S@ss m EXCHANGE. Jas. kirker Master
i L;skkssAsAs-fS Apply on board or to Royse a
zhszEsisazszssssSaaR Mosset, Agents.
/ For POmerOy.
:. THIS DAY, 26tn, at P. NJ, POSITIVELY,
a INIpU