The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-27
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

FREIGHT BY RIVER.


OIL CITY. PA. Nov. 27--s:3t A. M.-AIIegnepv
River feet inches and falling. Weather
clOu ly. Wind southeast. Thermometer 45.
BROwNsyILLE. PA, Nov. 27-9:52 A. NJ
Monong gahela hIver 10 feet inches aud falling.
Thermometer 4S. Wind northeast Weather
cloudy.
PrTTsBURG. PA, Nov. 27-9 A. M..-Rfver 10
feet inches anu falling. Weather cloudy.
Thermometer AZ
PITTsBURG, Nov 27-l2 M.-River u feet
inches by he marks and falling. Weather
cloudy and cool
CHARLESTON. w. Va, Nov. 27-9:20 A. NJ
Kanawha RIVER II feet 3 inches anu falling.
thermometer Al. Wind southeast. Weather
cloudy ana TIN eatenIng rain.
LOUISVILLE, KY. Nov 27-lO:oo A. M.-Riv-
er feet inches III the canal, anu 3 feet inch
es ON the tails, and rising. Weather cloudy
and cool.
The river here commenced rising last eve
ming ana Ontinaed to rise rauidIy at noon to-
day, with 26 feet of water in the channel-a
rise OF II feet i'll "A hours. The rise will prob
ably reacn 40 feet Licking River began to
run out strong ABOUT IL O'Clock last night.
Atnoon To-day there was space Of "A feet
under the suspension Bridge: 7l1S feet space
under the Newport Bridge, and IS feet space
under the southern railroad Bridge for pass
Ing steamers
Weather cloudy and COOL At Z A. NJ. the
Col, 81 degrees at st. Paul ~ degrees at Oma-
ha, and 30 degrees at La Cros G, Wis.
Business good this morning on the Public
Landing
The following steamers were in port at noon:
w. L. Thompson, Bostona Telegraph, Bonau-
"a, Golden City, Golden Rule, A. Z. Donally.
James d. Parker, Andy Baum, Gen. Pike,
United States, A. l.. Norton.
STEAMBOAT MOVEMENTS.
Remember Capt Hiram j. FInton's commo.
nd
POSITIVELY depart this evening for EvdnsvIte
and Cairo direct. Mr. NJ. NJ. Deem is her pop
ular and clever clerk. The Baum will CON
tlnue TO run to CAIRO as a regular weekly pack
ct. leaving here every Tuesday. .
The fine, large and entirely new side wheel
packet Telegraph came down this morning
and Will leave tins evening from the Big San
dy Wharfboat, foot Of Broalway, for Ualllpolis
and POmcroy direct. Capt. :. Morgan COM
mands and Mr.. John [. uambIeton does the
hunOrs OF the Office
1he City Of Portsmouth will leave at 4P.M,
sharp for New Richmond and Chilo.
The Bonanza arrived this morning and re-
turned to Portsmouth at noon.
The large and fast side-Wheel steamer Bos-
tOna will be the regular packet leaving this
evening for huntington, where she connects
for all Easte IL cities with the Chesapeake &
Ohio Railroad. Capt. Isaac Bryson commands,
and Harry Bruce anu samuel Hawk arc asso-
Grated in the office.
Capt Charles b. RusseIrs popular and rclia
bic packet James d. Parker is receiving q
cargo at the New Orleans Wharfbvat. and will
leave Tomorrow without fail for Memphis.
Capt j. ID. Heglers famous new steamer
Goluen City VIII positively depart Tomorrow
for New Orleans and all points on the Lower
Capt. Sterling Z. Mcintyre is her
and social clerk.
The fast ana reliable Gen, Pike arrived from
Madison this morning and will return this af-
ternoOn.
Capt Charles David tne side wheel steamer
tfnf Oft I
and will return this evening.
The Express VIII arrive tomorrow night.
and return to Pittsburg Thursday.
The A. Z. Donnally arrived last evening, 8
lays out from New Orleans. On her recent
rip she handled about 1000 tons Of freight.
She took 1900 tons into New Orleans and LETT
here with 5UO tons, bringing $50 tons to this
city. She registered 222 cabin and 23O deck
passengers Oh the round TRIPLES cabin and
700 deckers down and 81 cabin and 30 deck
passengers coming up.
The w. p. Thompson arrived last night
rom kanawha River, and will return tO-mor-
'ow.
TowBoAT MOVEMENTS.
The Ella at 700 A. NJ. and Coal CITY at ;3o
A. M. arrived to-day with tOws Of coal
Tine Robert PEBBLES will return TO Pomerov
o-morrOw
The Coal Valley arrived from the Kanawha
River at Il :45 A. NJ. with a tow of coal.
The TX. Hammltt, from Wheeling, en- route
% st. Louis with Darges Of miscellaneous
rel. hit, passed down at S:l5 \. NJ. Sne has q
)arges loaded with cotton ties for Memphis.
BoAT-HANDs' GOSSIP
E. A. Donnally, Esq, Clerk of the A. Z. Dom
lally, will leave this evening for IrOnton. He
says that's where SIZE is at present.
Clif. Walker is back on the Bonanza again.
md Lew. Young is on the W. z. THOMPSON.
Commodore Wash. HonshelI returned this
morning on the Telegraph.
The Bostona ana Telegraph had little run
his morning on their down trip, starting from
Sew Richmond. The Telegraph was iust
'acking out from New Richmond when the
SJstona passed California, KY, two miles
Dove the former place, and when the
jostona came under the Newport
sridge the Telegraph was iylng
It Newport dischargng freight. They are
10Th very fast steamers, and it Is hard to tell
which would make The fastest run under fa-
orable circumstances.
Capt. Chris, Baush came up this morning
rom Louisville, and returned this afternoon,
Bradford Williams shipped this morning as
hlru clerk on the Golden City.
line flood did considerable damage here last
light ana this morning. U. Shinkle's entire
oal fleet was carried away last night. low
lanr Darges there were, we uid not learn One
yracusC barge, containing 900 bushels coal,
vas carried away from its mOorIng at Kuntz-
ers landing and struck one of the piers of the
outhern Railroad Bridge and sunk, The Se-
ON Coal Company also lost one barge COAL
For Pittsburg.
29,h, at . 7. Nj. POSITIVELY,
~ L. EXPRESS Asa L. Booth, Master,