The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-07-21

gheny River / foot 4 inches and stationary.
Wind west. Weather clear and warm.
BROWNSVILLE. PA, July 2L-Monongaheia
River feet inches and stationary. Their
mometeT II. Wind east. Weather fair.
PITTsBURG, Pa. July 2l-ll :lS A. M-RiVeI
3 feet inches and falling. Thermometer s..
Wind north. Weather clear.
CHARLESTON, w. VA, July A.-Kanawha
Rivera feet II inches and rising. Thermone-
ter 10. Weather clear and calm.
The river was falling slowly here at noon to-
day with feet III inches in the channel.
The following steamers were In port at noon:
A. L. Norton, City OF Portsmouth, Bonanza,
Potomac, BOstona, Charles Morgan, james W.
Can, Cons Millar, Laura L. Davis, United
States, Gen. Pike, w. Z. Thompson, Cherokee
and Trout.
STEAMBOAT MOVEMENTS
The fast and magnificent new side-Wheel
steamer Cnas Morgan Will positively depart
this evening for New Orleans. Capt Albert
sGein commands, and AIr. Harry W. Stein does
the honorS Of the Office.
The 4 Get ana elegant Jas. W. Gaff, Capt. r.
W. Wise master, Col J. d. Moore clerk, will
leave this evening sure for Memphis.
The fine Potomac will return to Pomeroy az
s P. NJ. Capt. Ii. 81. Drown is her worthy mas
ter, and Capt Watt Shedd presldes in the
office.
The new General Pike arrived this morning
and returns to Madison this afternoon.
| The United States arrived this morning and
|
The Cherokee will follow the Chas. Morgan,
| and leave for New Orleans Wednesday.
The Golden City arrived at New 0r1eans
yesterday, and is advertised to leave there for
Cincinnati day.
The Andes left last evening for Wheeling
| with good trip.
The Cons. MIllar arrived this morning from
Memphis and Will return Wednesday. She re-
shipped III hhds tobacco on the G. & o. r. x.
| packet Bostona, al bales ton on the w. p.
Thompson for Pittsburg, aud a small amount
Of freight ON the G., Ii. Il D. X. r.
| TOwBoAT MOVEMENTS.
The Robert Peebles arrived at II 20 A. M.
from Poaeroy with big tow Of bark, stone,
Humber and pig iron.
The E. NJ. Norton is en- route from Middle
port to st. Louis with big tow Of salt
BoAT-HANDS GOSSIP.
| Pilot D. W. kirkpatrick has accepted per-
manent berth on the Geo..W. Cheek.
Capt. J. e. Reno purchased the steamer
Laura l.. Davis yesterday Of Capt y. w. Davis
for $500. Capt Davis will MAKE the present.
trip aud then turn her over to Captain Reno,
| who Will command and con inue to run her In
the Cincinnati and st. Louis trade, with Mr..
Chas. Regner, late clerk at the Walnut street
House, in the office. Capt. Reno and Mr. Reg
ner are both we'll known on the river, and we
wish them the SUCCESS which they richly de-
serve.
i Geo A. Jacobs, late second clerk on the
lEmma Graham, died at Bellevue, KY. last
might. HIS funeral will take place from the
residence of his mother in Bellevue at $3.50 A.
Nd. Tomorrow.
| The Charles Morgan, leaving this evening
flor Now Orleans, VIII nave good trip Of both
lpeople and freight. At noon to-day she had 70
tpassengers registered and the following items
Of freight: sou empty brls, 7O tons iron, 3O pkgs
glassware, 1900 boxes starch, 200 rolls bag
giag, Is brls oil, 3uO hrls whisky, rs tons stove
Icastlngs, large iron boilers, $40 bdls paper, 75
lhhds bacon, 100 tierces hams, LOU Kegs lard and
Loo pkgs butter and cheese. Charles Owens
and Elijah Pierce will be the MOrgan's pilots
Pilot VIM. H. Dorsey made his appearance
on the wharfboat this morning He'has been
Iconfined at home for the past week by illness.
Geo. Hawk is on the BostJna III plaog oi
HAIRY Brace, who has stopped Off for u trip or
1.-two.
L jim Dunbar has returned from Evansville.
| Haack Kelso and VIM. Pendleton will be the
lJas. w. Gafrs pilots to Memphis, and Lew
Pierce and All Williamson will be the Laura
l.. Davis pilots tu ot. Louis.