The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-27
RIVER INTNLLIGLNCE.



Or, CITY, Pa, June 27-9:0O A. M.-Allegheny
River 3 feet and falling. Weather clear IhCr-
mometer 60o. Wind south.
BROWNSVILLE, Pa. June 27--l0 A. M.-Monon-
gahela River 5 feet and stationary. Weather lhf
Thermometer 70". Wind southeast
PITTsBuRG, June 27-l1:4O A. M.-River 5 feet
inches and falling. Weather cloudy and hot
CHARLESTON, W. VA June 27-9:20 A. NJ
Kanawha River feet inches and ialLilS'
Weather cloudy and pleasant. Wind south.
ST. LOUIS, June 7.-Arrivcd-Sprcad Eagle,
from Grafton; War Eagle rJm kepkuk; Goid
Dust from New Orleans; c dorado, from Nlrks-
burg;J NJ Kerr from III. River: Lake SuPc-
rior, from Hannibal. Departed and lcayng-Lnke
Superior, for Hannibal War Eagle, for hrokuK ;
Spread Eagle for Grafton; Matte Belle, 1or fort-
land Colorado, for Vicksburg; Dolphin Tor 81.
Gencvicve. Business brisk. River - feet j inches
NEw ORLEANS, June 27-Arrived: Jas. Howard,
St Louis. Departures for This evening: Golden
Crown, Cincinnati. RiNer lert lhc4eS DGio"
high water mark. Weather clear ana pleasant
The river was on the decline here at noon to-
day, with 13 feet inches i'll tie channel
Weather clear and very warm TINS morning
Cloudy and lignt shower ut noon.
The following steamers were III port nc noon;
City Of Portsmouth Bostona, ohio No. /, BOnluZa,
Katie Stockdac, General Lytlc, General Pike,
Golden City, Golden Rule and Andes.
Steamboat Movements.
The punCtual City Of Portsmouth VIII return tc
'iiI The fine side-whceI steamer Ohio No. i came
down this morning and will return to Pomeroy
this evening.
The last Bostona arrived and will be the regular
G. d O. r. r. boat, leaving to-day al / p. III. iol
Thc Gen. Lytle will be the mail boat leaving this
evening for Louisville.
/ The 4. G. Donnaily for New Orleans and tho
Andy Baum for Memphis left last evening with
fair trips.
The bonanza came down this morning and re
| turned to Portsmouth at noon.
The fine steamer Cons. Millar, Captain II. {
Tichrnor master, james Wilson clerk, will arrive
to-day, and return to Memphis saturday
CAPTAIN o. F. Shnklcs elegant new Golden RuIt
arrived from New Orleans last night, and Will re
| turn saturday. Mr.. W. X. Shaw is III the "llice.
| The Andes arrived at 12:I5 p. IN, to-day iron
, Wheeling.
Tsaat-haMas' Gossip.
Business quiet this morning on the Lcyce.
Capt. W. b. Miller returned this morning from
the North
Thc /. p. Schcncb went on the docks at Fultol
p, II. iallance, Esq, River Editor of the En-
ouirrr, left by rail This morning 1Gr ,. LOUIS III
win return Saturday.
Wel-known parties in this city are negotiating
for q new steru-WhCCl boat. .
Captain William Stone has abandoned the l0ci
of moving tbs family to Louisville ana says Il
will "ire ze" to Cincinnati,
The towboat Sam. Clark, which passed up fron
Louisville for PittSburg at noon today haG one
the largest tows ever taken up the ono Liver D
tow is for PittsburG and is as follows: Two Q
Grcy's model bargcs continuing AGO tons iron ore,
fuel boat and % empty DaTgeS. she VIII i'!lu
loaded staye boat to her tow at the mouth OF ii
) Sandy River and an empty model plig
Mt Hanging Rock. Altogether her tow Is equal t
81 empty barges Captain Samuel ;. Deen Is NJ ne
master and J. /. Reno. The Clark has D bollei
and cylinders % inches in diameter, and9 lee