The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-27

The river was falling slowly here at noon
to-day. with feet inches III The channel.
" Gather clearing
Business active.
The following steamers were in port at noon:
Telegraph, bonanza, Clara s., 4. I. Donnally,
James W. Gaf FaHChon, Hudson, Trout, a. l..
Norton. NlnG SA!nkle, Cons. Mll!ar, Vrgie
Lee and Laura l.. Davis.
STEAMBOAT MOVEMENTS.
The City of Portsmouth leaves at Z. NJ. for
New Richmond and ChllO.
The Bonanza arrived this morning and re-
turned TO POrtsMOu at noOn
The NugIe Lee returned from lropton this
morning, and will leave Monday at Z. M. for
Madison aud all Intermediate landings. She
VIII continue to run in the Madison trade as
a trI-weekly packet, with Captain W. Ii. Kirby
IN CUmmar1L
The line new side wheel steamer Telegraph
came down Uhis morning, anu " i'll return to
Huntington this evening, leaving from the Big
Sandy WharbOat, at food OF Broadway, with
Captain Il, 5. Morgan i'll command ana Mr.. U.
W. Vanderbilt in the office.
The Andes left last evening for Wheeling
with falr trip.
The Laura L. DAVIS arrived this morning
from Madison, and Will return this afternoon
at O'Clock.
Tnu Gen. Pike will be the regular packet
leaving this evening for Louisville.
Inc e. u. Stahlnlan will leave this evening
for Evansville.
The popular packet Jas. W. Can will leave
this evening for Evansville, Cairo and Mem-
phis direct. Captain h. ". WISE commands
| and Col. j. d. Moore presides in the office
| The only steamer leaving this evening for
! the Lower Mississippi River and New Orleans
| Will be Captain L. U. Hart's elegant new side
| wheel packCt y. &. DOunalty. MI. Ed. a. Dom
| naIy ana Frank Donnally are associated In
| the Utiice.
| The Cotton Valley arrived yesterday AFTER
noon from Evansville. She Will receive few
repairs and leave next saturday for New Or
leans.
yesterday.
The Fanchon arrived from Wheeling at Il
O'Clock last night, and will positively return
| this evening. Capt L. Z. sweeney commands
| and Mr.. Morris Dorsey presldeS iii the Office.
| The Clara ). left little after y to-day for
| New Orleans with about fifteen tons freight.
| Capt. Jack DeAarG Will drop the shannon
down to the Warf Monday and she will load
| or New Orleans to leave Wednesday. Can't.
| Chas. Arthur has charge OF the office.
| BoAT-HANDs' GOSSIP.
| The A. C. Donnally, leaving this evening for
| New Orleans, Will have fine trip OF both peO-
pie and freight. Sht had 81 passengers regis
tered at nOOn among whom were the follow
ing: Mrs. A. Perry MIR. q. *, Miller, vile
| and mother, H. G. Sealy and wife, Mir. i. Fitch
| and son, Mis-. Miller, }. a. Marr, A. b. Wood,
| j. Peters, A. B. DIlle and son. ID. Moru, Chas.
| Woodbury., Mr. ID. Steen, OF Iarl5, France, D..
| Thomas, Allss Emma Erman, John Gray, JOS
euh Gray, Or. ". I. Wallace, William Van
| Fleet, A. II. rarslow, j. ). tminit and family,
1 and Dr. al IkpattlCk AMI WlIe. Snc ma ABOUT
| $40 tons OF freight this mornInS, including 1000
| boxes starch. 90 packages furniture 6O0
boxes soap, 600 empty barrels, 25O packages
| glassware and 5OO pIOws. " heclUr Collier
and FRANK Carroll will be her pilots.
| The Cincinnati, Louisville and New Orleans
| pilots have established Il rate, and Will after
| November /, demand $lI5 per month or trip.
| InuU. Tatnan ana ). Jones VIII pioJ the
| Clara :. to New Orleans.
| VIM. PendlytUn AMI Hack ke!so will be the
James W. Cans pilots to Memphis
Captain Charles b. Russell returned last
night from Wheeling, where he has been Wis
| ltlng his relatives
| MI George L. Reppert has shipped as freight
| clerk on tue A. &. D0nuaily. bir. RepperG Is u
| gentleman and competent clerk.
| Captain J. G. Rene, Of the Laura l.. Davis, is
| at Plttsburg
| The Golden Rule will not be launched before
next W ednesday.
| The Thomas W. Means came of the ways at
| Fulton this morning. The hull Of tue dis
| mant!eu Telegraph will go on the ways next
| week. after the Rule is launched.
| The Andes was reported to be aground ut
| Four Nile this morning.
Capt. Honshcll will send the Potomac TO
| Huntington tomorrow and the ONO No. on
| Monday.
| The Lily en- route to Pittsburg established
twhlte beacon lghU On Il sunken coal barge at
| the root of SCiyto Bar.
| The Faucnon this trip will 60 through to
| Pittsburg, where she will load for New Or
| leans, anu run from there to OuaChita River