The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-22

The river was rising here at noon to-day.
with 10 feet in the channel.
Weather cloudy anu pleasant
business fair
The following steamers were IN port at noon:
Fleetwood, 0hiO No. 4, BOnauza Golden Crown,
Nint Shinklc, james D.Pa,k kur, Express, Mary
Miller, Macy Elz tbeth, City of Portsmouth,
Golden City, GOileu Rulc, Ben. Franklin, A.
l. Norton au1 Gen. L}tle.
STEAMBOAT MOVEMENTS.
The Robert MIJchell left last evening for
New orleans with Il far trip.
Ihe 20 3. Mllar Ieit for Memphis last even
ing it'll a far trl. Of people and 400 tons OF
freight. she wall be followed saturday by
I APP. James kcnisUOn'o GmU Jacket Nmt shin
klr. MIR. j. \. LIN lsay has charge OF the OihCe
am Harry GlZ.Cy Is her freight clerk.
The Ctt ol Portsmouth VIII return TO Chllo
thgs ait moon ~ 1 o clock
lhe reilaD.e ami popular ONO No came
down this morning. and Will return to q t'i-
polls anu Ppmcroy this evening. Capt John
LeVIsay commands, and FTInN Morgan and
Dave sea- Gefttay preside III the OAUc.
he BundnZ arrived this morning., and re-
tn ns to Portsmouth at 100 D..
The fast and connexions side-w wheel steam
err Fleetwood arrived from Huntington this
morn ing and viii return tins evening prompt
ly al 4;3O O'clock. She makes connection with
the G. u D. Railroad lOr all points East.
Cap. ii. IL. DrUwu'a large, new and magml-
cent steamer Golden Crown Will De the next
boat leaving for G1 eGnVi le Nlcksburg,
NatGhez anu New orleans. she Is now at the
New orleans WharfbJat loading and VIII de-
part Saturday. Mr.. Eugene SAinkle is her
efficient chief clerk.
The Gen. Pike arrived from Madison this
norm x and returns this af ern0ou.
TIL Gen. LEtIe arriv Ii this morning and will
return TO Louisville this evening.
he GoIuen CITY Will follow the Golden
Crown, and leave for New Orleans next Wed
IL Stay.
The Nashville, from Nashville, arrived at
daylight tins morning, discharged sohs
freight here, and left ut / A NJ lor Wheeling
XNITl nal'DI a - ~ il IA Itar
| lbe jam u. Parker arrived from Mem
| phis. and Will return on " Nednesday.
| Captain }. n. skunk drogpei his ine packet
Mary NJ lllcr uown 70 the whartOoat thi- m rn-
ing " load for st. LOUIS She will positively
| leave Lo-mo row, taking freight for ali points
! on the Lower ONO. Mr. j. H. Griffith does the
| houor8 oi the office, ably assisted by NJ h. R.
Shuuk
| 1he fast side-wheel steamer Express, Capt.
! Asa b. Booth master, Mr., Mart Noll clerk,
came down :hIs IN 'rnIng, and Will pos lively
return to Pittsbur- this evening. She re-
shipped this morning on the General Lytie for
Louisville 10 casks iron, 9 bales sheeting, AZ
boxes bItters, 40 kegs norse shoes, As kegs mule
| snoes anu 81 boXca glassware; GU the Mary
Miller fol kvansV willie 409 steel wings, and ON
| the Yint Shlnklc for Little Rock, ArK., "A pix ga
| household goods.
TowBoAT MOVEMENTS.
The storm No. 3, frOm lronGon for New Or
leans, passed down at noon without stopping
| with Sven Darges oil Coal, six produce Jats
| and the barge Royal q. Hart lOaded with S,0j0
kegs Of nails, ali lor New Orleans. she also
had tue barge Blaire loaded with nails for
Cairo and Memphis. She Will add about 100
tons Of hay at VeVay. The shipment will ba
made by D.. Hill, Of this city. .. .
The COBB Cecil arrived from above this
morning.
| BoAr-HANDs' GOSSIP.
| There are three Golden steamers at the
wharf, and thcy present Wneels of different
culols, va: Inc wheel Of the Golden Crown
Is reR that Of the Golden City Is green and
| white, and that OF the Golden Rule IS white.
| Capt. U. L. ShInkle'5 new Golden Rule will
have her boilers ties ell aud make a tTlal trip
I tuesday,, alter which she will come to the
whar Doat and load Tor NCW Orleans after the
| GOlden City.
Pilots Lryson Purcell and VIM. Underwood
returned from NeS Orleans by ran this morn
ing. They LOoA the tanchOn down.
| Dora Dunn was one OF the storms pilota
from here.
Pilot n. f. Mclean, who stood watch on
the barnard to Cairo, came over this morni 4
by rail from It LOUIS. John Evelyn look charge
oil the Barnard's wheel at Cairo and viii! 30
through to New Orleans on her.
Cnas. Bobo anu Jas. Witttn were the Nash
viles plIoGs from here to heeling.
The little steamer John X le, which was re-
paired BY the CoyingtOn Dock Co, las been
tied up by the U. S. marshal, but WAS released
this mUrnlng and started up the river rGjoiG-
ing. She goes 10 Manchester
The CuvInGton DOCK Company, Capt. Sam
uel Colin, superintendent, mas considerable
cInnaBi COa and Coke Co.'s coal hJat on the
DOCKS, ana are klng it 20 feet shorter. The
Phillips Elevator Company's fuat IL on the
DOCKS, being leHgthencd 4O ieet, anu R0as Il
CO.'S float is on the docks being rebuilt. The
barge John A. Conn was taken out on the dock
this morning for repairs.
A TRIBUTE
Will. S. Hays publishes The following in to-
days Louisville Courier-Jo Journal:
During our recent visit TO Cincinnati it waa
our good fortune TO meet an old, true and tiled
frIenl-the river editor Of the CINCINNATI COM
mercia Cons. ID. Millar, Esq. The veteran
war-hOrse of marine journalism seem
l to be a pet child Of Mature anu tA'
iav red son of lime. We have known eact
r other, 10 these many years. and we have 4roWI
up as brothers, and We have learned to ovt
and admire each other as such. But, alas! We
have now met at 1.-THE forks in the road" the
one leading down, down through Ihe dark
shadows OF the valley Of death, and
, the other up, up, through the beautitu
sunshine Of peace and pleasure 10 the "bGanti-
full gates ajar." We have met here that we
ma, know and un erseatl each other better
than ever: that we may not mistake each othcl
as true and tried friends. and that we may
cling to each other as friends III lhe future
win Ionuer hopes anu with affection true thar
We have Deeu IN the past.
Ola friend, come, put your hand in mine,
Let's tart fr. IN here together;
We've been through all the storms OF lie,
Now lets have pleasant weather.
Let's you and now take the road
That's sunshlne, love ana tloHers--
u The road Of thprns was never made,
Dear CONS, for Ieet Ike ours.
; We're half way down the Hill Of life,
'' We've been to each brother,
i We've tried the rough road' long enough
Say, Cons, let's try the other.
Tvs paved with Sunshine ali the way,
And JOY beyond measure
10 walk the hOWery road that leads
Us To u home Of pleasure.
So Cons, look up into my face
J. Before the hour Of starring;
! A. we have b cn such bosom friends,
! Why should there be partiuG2
: I've looked for years to tind TINS road,
= Ana often trieu to strike iU;
! | So, c0me-the further ON we go
n Inc better we will like 1t.
q For PittSburg.
| THURSDAY. 22d. at F. NJ POSITIVELY
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