The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-11-23
RIVER INTELLIGlfNCic. Ci ic.


OH Cry, Pa, Nov. $500 A. M.-AllegheiIy
River feet and rising. oudy and showing.
Wind north Thermometer 400.
BROWNSVILLE. Pa. Nov. 23--1O12 A. M.-Mo-
nonsnheln River 10 feet G inches and rising.
Cloudy. Thermometer 38o Wind north.
PlrrsBURG Pa. Nov. $4,000 A. M-River
is rising rapidly, and there will be sutii lent water
to let out cnal-boats. The marks now show 10 feet
OF water. Considerable water is coming from both
riVe.s above
S,r,, ga bont NovermenIs.
The Potomac leaves from the foot of Broadway
at p. on return trip for Gallipolis and Pome-
roy. Capt Jas. Krker, master, and Capt. Watt.
Shedd, clerk, are her chief officers
The Fleetwood will be the regular c. & 0. Rail-
road packet leaving to-day at p m. sharp for
HUNTINGTON.
| TIE Bonnza returned to Portsmouth at noon.
| The Andy Baum leaves this evening for Mem
phis, and will he followed by the Cons. Millar
"Wednesday.
The Thomas Sherlock leaves this evening for
New Orleans.
The Robt. Mitchell will commence loading Mon
| day ana leave Tuesday Tor New Orleans
The c. W. Anders will leave this evening for
| New Orleans.
| The Bost0na will be here in the morning and re-
turn to HuntIngt at p m.
| tOat t-bands' GOSSID.
the river was falling at noon, with 13 feet 3
| inches in the channel
| Weather cloudy and cool this morning.
| The Munongahala and Allie %heny are rising, and
a coal boat ris is anticipated at plttsburG.
Business is brisk on the Public Land ng to-day
and departing steamers this evening will take out
| good trips
Capt Frank Hicks mammoth Harry Frank is
en- ute to New Orleans with 5000 bales of cot
| ton.
The Hattie Nowand is reported sunk in the
| Arkansas River.
Capt. Will Kirker will leave Pomeroy to-day
with the Chas. Bowen No. for Louisville, She
| has a tow of salt.
| The Thos Sherlock this morning received from
| the Portsmouth packet Bonanza 90 calves 5 head
OF cattle and horses, all destined fcr Texas.
Pilot Joe Williams returned this morning from
Louisville, to which point he plloted the Ellen
Mccoy and the new wharfboat built by Captain
| W. 6. Mccoy for Louisville. He informs us that
| Capt. Mccoy will remain in Louisville several
days. He had no trouble in locatn ng the wharf
| boat.
Probably two million bushels of coal and coke
will come out on the present water
Capt. A. Il. Gilmore. superintendent of the
| Lou sville, Evansville and Henderson Packe
Line says he will build large steamer next yeni
! for the Cincinnati and New Orleans trade for the
Morning Stars machinery-22 inch cylinders,
feet stroke, with a battery OF SIX boilers The hui
will be $40 feet long.
For Pittsburg.
THIS DAY, Esd, at4P NJ, POSITIVELY.
HsT h. EMMA GRAHAM, Hod. Knowles
Getty, j. pps bornan ma , Co., J. Cunning
ham, }. S. Robinson, Agents.
Fer Poinnrov.
THIS DAY, 23d, at 5 p NJ, POSITIVELY.
| FssS POTOMAC. james kirker, Mas
| tIsat-$-S54p Ter. Freight received on Wharfboat
<zs'nSsazzH foot Of Broadway. W. IToushell. Stunt.
| For HUNTINGTON.
THIS DAY, 23d, at 5 ?. NJ. POSITIVELY,
| ~ m The C. 4 o. Railroad packet FLEET
| LIfSff55ss4iss.SSE WOOD, J. T. Campbell, Master.
essssa2zsEh Freight received on Wharfboat foot OF
| Broadway. W. Honshell, Supt
For Huntingdon.
| SUNDAY, oath, at 5 T. M, POSITIVELY,
| r. 4, the c. ~ .. r. r. Picket, BOSrONA,
assss.4s ]. Brysou. Master. Freightreceived on
ssassazassst Wharfooat foot of Broadway ".
Honshell supt
Fer Memphis.
| SATURDAY. 23d. at 5 p. NJ. POSITIVELY,
| ~ b ANDY BAUM, II. J. Vinton. Master
.Ssttss4A5,s5I Apply on board. or to Jas. S. Wise
sssSAissAssS~ Supt.. No. u Public Landing.
For New Oriean-.
SATURDAY, 29d, at ; p. NJ. POSITIVELY.
| ~ T. TiOS. SHERLOCK, Lew Kates Mas
ssffttssaEss$8 ter. Apply on board or to Royse Il
NaHsE~Fs'se Mosset, W. S. Getty, j. c. Dor1nan d
Co., Agents.
For New Orleans.
| SATURDAY, 23d. at 3 p NJ. POSITIVELY
| NJ n C. w. ANDERSON, J. A. Cranch Mas.
| IfHtesssRs2dI ter. Apply on board, or to John
eS'zFESSe1 Shearer, Agent.