The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-20
RIVER INTELLIGENC CE.
lspecIals to the star. |


OIL CITY, Pa. Nov. 2O-S:j0 A. M-Allezheny
River foJt inches and falling. Weather
clear. Thermometer Ill Wind north.
BROWNSVILLE. PA. Nov. 2)--9:Ol A. NJ
Monon&ahela River feet inches and sta
tLOnary. Thermometer AZ. Weather clear.
Wind southeast.
PITrsBURG. PA, Nov. 20-12 M..-River 8
feet inches and falling. Weather clear and
pleasant.
CHARLESTON, W. VA, Nov 2O-9:lO A. M.
--kanawhu River lect inches and falling.
Thermometer AZ. Light wind from the south
east.
LOUISVILLE, KY. Nov. 2D-lI:4O A. M.-Rtv-
er 6 feet inches in the canal anu4 feet inches
on the falls and falling. Weather threatening
and mild.
The river fell foot inches in the 81 hours
ending at noon to-day, with 10 feet III the
channel.
Weather clear and pleasant.
Business moderate.
The following steamers were in port at noon:
W. L. Thompson, Hudson. Telegraph, Fleet
wood. Bonanza, Cons. Millar. Vjnt Shnkle,
Gen. Pike, Gen Lyte, City Of POf t5mouth, A.
l.. Norton, Golden Crown and fol ert Mitchell.
STEAMBOAT MOVEMENTS.
The large and unsurpassed passenger steam
CT Telegraph came down this morning from
Pomeroy, and will return TINS evening, leaving
from the Big Sandy WndrIbOat, foot ol Broad
way. Captain L. :. Morgan is her worthy
commander, and MI John I. Ham bleton is her
courteous chief clerk.
The popular packet General Lytle came up
from Louisville this morning and Will reGurn
tins evening.
The fast ana reliable G. 4 .. Railroad packes
Fleetwood arrived this morning from Hunt
inEton and Will return this afternoon, leaving
promptly at 4 80 O'Clock,
The favorlte Lower Ohio River packet Cons.
Mlilar Is receiving Gu 60 and Will positively
leave to-morr4w for aeTphia and all lnterme-
date poir :. She affords excellent accommo-
datons for pa sengers. Captain W. G. Tiche-
| nor is her clever and popular commander, and
Mr. James Wilson is her gchtlCnauiy chief
clerk.
The Rooert Mitchell leaves for New Orleana
tomorrow.
The City Of Portsmouth VIII return to Chilo
this afternoon.
he Bonanza arrived this morning and re-
turned TO Portsmouth at noon.
Captain III. II. browns new Golden Crown
will follow the Robert Mitchell, and leave for
New Orleans Saturday.
The Hudson arrived from Wheeling, and
will return this evening.
The Exchange VIII arrive from Pittsburg to-
night, and return 10 morrow.
4 he W. L. Thompson arrived from KanaWha
River last night, and Will return this evening.
TOWBOAT MOVEMENTS.
The propeller "COme and see Me" passed
ats A. Al. with two produce boats for the
South.
The Kanawha No. 2 from MiddIeport
passed down at 1880 \. NJ, with barges salt
IUr the Lower OHIO.
capt Il. a. Cunningham telegraphed to Com
mOuore Val. F. Collins this morning, saying
that he Storm No. would leave Ashland to-
day for New Orleans. She has d miscellaneous
tow.
The Robert PEBBLES, from PomcrOv, had not
arrived at noon, but was mOmcnJarlly expect
ed SHE Will re, urn Tomorrow, in case she ar
rVes to-day.
The Jacob IeathCrington came up from
Madison this morning and is lying at the loot
of Ludlow street.
BOAT-HANDs' GOSSIP.
Capt. NJ. l.. rrdon, la clerk of the Thomas
Sherlock, and VIII ). Ilayc', river editor OF
the Louisville Courier Journal, came up this
morning from Louisville. Mr. Hayes will re-
turn this evening anu Capt NirUon will return
Tomorrow.
Capt j " REYNOLDS is still in the city, He
expects o leave might for st. LOUIS.
Col. BlaCkmore Will leave this evening for
Pittsbulg.
Capt Ben. Goodwin is in the city.
Captains Heatherngton and PM. AnschutZ
came up this morning from Madison, having
failed to turn over the hull of the Calumet
with the assistance of the Josh. Cook,
j. Sharp Mcdonald and Jacob
gton. No further effort
Will be made to turn 1t over TIL there is big
raise. The statement that $4,000 mas been
spent on the Calumet's hull is absurd and the
party who telegraphed that little lib must have
Ueen-BOber.
Commodore j as. S. Wise and daughter and
Capt. John Raipe leave this evening for Lou
vile.
FO1 Pittsburg.