The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-18

Crosse, St. Paul. Departed; Spread Eagle, Grafton;
War Eagle, Keokuk; Lake Superior, Hannibal;
City of Helena, Vicksburg; Lady Lee, Peoria.
Weather clear and warm. River Is feet inches
and failing.
The river continued TO rise at noon to-day, with
16 feet inches IN the channel
Weather clearing.
The following steamers were in port at noon:
Fleetwood, Telegraph, Bonanza, City of Ports
mouth, Thomas Sherlock, Paris c. Brown, Rober
Mitchell, Golden City, James D. Parker, Virgil
Lee, General Pike, General Lytle, Hudson, anG
Lily.
Stea mb boat Movements.
Capt. Lew. Kates magnificent side-wheel steam
er Thos. Sherlock defers her departure for New
Orleans till tomorrow evening, when she will
positively leave as announced. Col. John s. Johe
does the honors of the office.
The elegant new side-wheel steamer Telegraph
came down this morning and will return to Gal
lipolis and Pomeroy this evening and take piss
engers for Wheeling and Pittsburg. CaptainE
s. Morgan commands and j. 7. Hamilton preside,
in the Office.
The City of Portsmouth will return to chiIo a,
The Bonanza came down this morning and re
turned 10 Portsmouth at noon.
The last and popular Fleetwood arrived tfli.,
morning and will be the regular c. & 0. Railroad
boat leaving promptly at p. m for Huntington
Capt. j, T. Campbell commands and c. w. Van.
derbilt and Gus. H. Honshel are associated in thc
office.
The General Lytle will be the mailboat leaving
this evening for Louisville.
The large, new and elegant steamer Paris G.
Brown is registering people and receiving freight
at the foot of Sycamore street. and will depart Oh
her maiden trip for all points on the Lower MIS-
sissippi River and New Orleans Thursday. Capt
J. V. Reynolds an efficient and clever gentleman
commands, and Chris G. Young is her atfablt
clerk.
Capt C. B. Russell's punctual and reliable pack
et Jas. d. Parker Mr.. w. Thompson, clerk. arrived
from Memphis this morning, and will return to-
morrow evening, taking eXcursionists for Little
Rock Arkansas, and the Hot Springs.
The Alice arrived at II: 80 o'clock this morning
from Pittsburg, loaded fiat, and will leave this
evening for st. Paul.
TOwboat Movements.
The Boaz is here cleaning boilers and will leav,
to-day for Pittsburg with empty barges.
The John Porter from St Louis, arrived las.
night and proceeded to Pittsburg this morning
The Chas. Bowen No. arrived this morning
from Pomeroy with a tow OF salt.
The Mount Glare is here.
The Ark passed up this morning for Pfttsbur
with an empty tow.
BOat-hands' Gossip.
Mike Kelly and D. W. Kirkpatrick brought tllq
John Porter around from St Louis.
The United States beacon light steamer Lily re
turned from Cairo last night and will leave Friday
for Pittsburg. Leander Patterson will be her pilot
Mr.. Samnel Williamson, of Arkansas, is here tn
guest of his uncle, Capt. John A. Williamson. M
Williamson will return to the Arkansas Ho,
Springs Saturday
Gen A. D. Streght, of Indianapolis has pul.
chased the Storm No. for $3 500 and will use he.
TO tow logs from the Upper Missouri River to the
Ohio River
The c. B. Church will take the Democratic dele.
gates from Newport to the Convention at Augusta
KY, Thursday.
We hear that Captain John A. Williamson !.
seriously i'll again at his residence in Newport.
For New Orleans.
THURSDAY, Goth, at 5 P. NJ. POSITIVELY,
W. h PARIS c. BROWN, j. V. Reynolds
l.faSs4z5S Master. For freight or passage apply
s.s'zassssae ON board or to Captain Reynolds oil,
Change.