The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-14
RIVER INTELLIGEN CE.

OIL CITY. PA, Sept 14-9:8O A. M.-Alle-
ghcny River inches and falling. Tn rmome-
/ ter 10. Wind south. Weather clear and warm.
BROWNSVILLE. Pa, Sept. l4-l0 A. M.-
| Monongahela River 3 feet 10 inches ami sta
| tonary. Thermometer 75 Wind northeast
| W Gather falr.
CHARLESTON. W. VA, Sept II 10 A. M
Kanawna River . feet inch Thermometer
| ". Weather cloudy and calm.
PITTSBURG, Sept IA 800 A. M.--RiVer Is
| inch, ANA stationary
PORTSMOUTH, o., sept. 14-l215 p. M.-River
3ta feet ANA falling. Andes due up.
LOUSY LIE, KY, Sept. 14-lO:01 A. M.-The
river is falling, with 3 feet 4 inches in tho
Canal and lS inches in the chute on the ais
Arrived: Eddyville, from VeVay; Alexaudr u,
from Madison; Ar h, p. Green from LincIn-
matt. Captain Banks New OuaehIta River
| pa kct Joan Wilson VIII come the wharf to-
! morrow. lie has contracted foI another boat,
to he built ut JcffcrSOnv lie, and IS to be 81 e.
wheeler 49, feet long, Il feet beam and to
| draw not over inches. A negro ii eman
named jackson, OF Cincinnati, was badly cut
by the Chamhcfmaiu Of the JOhu DiDpOld ut
shipping pot last night
The river fell 3 inches here in the twenty four
hours, ending at n to-day, with feet
inches in the channel.
Weather clear and warm. Heavy fogs last
night
business fair. -
STEAMBOAT MOVEMENTS.
The Emma Granam will be the packet leaY-
ing this evening for Huntington, where she
connects with The Z. Il o. Railroad for an cities
East.
The John G. Fletcher left last evening for
Evansville with Is tons freight.
The Louis y. Sherley arrived from Carroll
ton TINS morning, anu Will leave at z. NJ. for
Madison.
The W. p. Thompson arrived this morning,
aud viii return to POmcroy this evening. Capt.
iiod. Knowles commands, and Mr.. Nat. Ear
hart pIcslues III the Office.
1he new Danube wal positively depart to-
morrow for V Ick sDurg, Natchez ana New Or
leans direct. Captain Charles Thorn com
mands.
The City OF Portsmouth will return to Chilo
aJ4P. NJ.
The Maumele left last evening for Arkansas
River with alb ut ~ people and l5O tons Of
freight.
The W ildwoo lived this morning and re-
turned to May- II at noon.
The Cotton Nan. Will arrive to- night from
Evansville and return Tomorrow.
The local packets, i.cludlng the Nirgie Lee,
Emma Graham, W. 7. IhompsO and Ben.
Franklin, Al e late TO day.
Capt. Jack Dew offs light and pretty packet
salt Valley Will arrive this Afternoon, ami re-
turn To PomcrOy Tomorrow.
TOwBOAT MOVEMENTS.
The Nail City VIII positively leave this eve
ming Tor heeling and PIttSbu"g
The j. 5. Nctl came down yesterday.
BoAT-HAHDS GOSSIP
CAPTAIN Charles Miller has decided to mama
his new steamer Mary Houston.
Louisville COurier-Journal TO-DAY: "Mr
DAVID Il. Mcclure for many years a popular
and 1liGient clrlk in the employ Of The Louis
Vile u Cincinnati U. ). Mal-Iine Company,
ana now the rrst clerk of the famous steamer
GCnCral LVte. was married yesterday
afternoon in the Christian Church in
this city. The BRIDE is one of Loulsvfle's most
beautiful and accomplished daus shters. The
happy couple lcfU on the q. Il NJ. train ior an
extended tour through the Eastern cites, and
win return to make this city their titure
home. We certainly congratulate each upon
their choice OF II "beGter hal ~ and wish them
all tne joys and pleasures Vi this Lfe.'
Parties well known on t. traucis River are
to ply In that stream.