The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-03-11
The river is falling here with q feet Of water b,
the marks. -
srgAMBoAT MovENRsfS

The Thomas sherlock's chimneys fell while bc
ing lowered Saturday, which detained her here till
|,h d. a. Yesterday when she left for New Orleans
The J. W: Gaff. for Memphis left Saturday even
ing with 450 tons and As passengers
The Charles B. Church will leave for New Or
The Cons Millar will leave for Memphis Wed
nesday.
The Ohio No. 4 will go further up the river than
any steamer leaving port te-fay
The elegant Bost0na will be the c. & o. Railroad
packet for Huntington this afternoon.
The Golden Rule arrived at New Orleans yester-
day morning
The storm at New Orleans Saturday prevensed
the A. G. Donnally from leaving there till yester-
day morning. She has upward Of 81 cabin passen-
gers, 20 deckers and 800 tons
The Andy Baum returned from Memphis this
morning with her cabin literally crowded with cx-
eursonists who are loud in their praise of the boat
The Robert Mitchell ~ days out from New Or
leans, passed Cairo yesterday, and the Chas Nor
gan, 81 days out, passed Memphis
The Golden Crown, coming up passed Vicks
burg Yesterday, having laid there al night taking
freight She was AZ hours out from New Orleans
The Virgie Lee arrived from Louisville with an
excellent trip, and will return tomorrow noon
me Gen. Pike will extend her trip to Louisville
The Fashion passed down at 80 this morning.
loaded as deep as she could swim, bound for 81
Louis. Pilots, John and DELPHI Evelyn
The Andy Baum arrived from Memphis at s:la
trips on record. She registered two hun
dred and eighsy-fiye cabin passen.
gers and twenty deckers going down, and three
hundred and twenty-sev cabin and ninety-seven
deckers coming up. Total number of passengers
on the round trip, 739.
TowBoAT MovEMEyTa
The Kanawha No. passed down ct II g. M.
with miscellaneous tow. -
Ib The ID Il Han aammits passed up during the night
The Hornet No. 2 arrived from Pittsbury this
morning with coax
The H: E. Pierepont left Point Pleasant this
mOn1ng,with Tbarges Peytona camel eeai bssrxfs
esnnef. baxges lumber bark and stayes
The J. w. Gould arrived from Pfttsburg last
night with coal, and returned tlsis moming VITA
empty barges.
The Alex. Chambers arrived with q miseepau
e0us tow.
morning with coal
HeAT-HANps, 00ssrP:
Before daylight Yesterday morning the Slar,neu
when Just gofIg into New Orleans struck tftts n
3. monitor Canonicus, anchored IN the rfver ana
sunk- No lives Lost. The Shannon YVES buift M
Lroaten by Captain Sam. Beatty and Captain Sans.
Mcclure In. Inne, lS79, and when sunk Haaavned
by Captain John De Hart and Captain c. H. Ar
thur: She measured ia toms and had capaeihs
Aor 8g9 TONS. Her machinery Waa from the holis.
Norton, and she had three boilers When she firzt
came out she was valued at Sz7 900 TOR purposes Of
and when sank was insured in Gfncfrp
natl ofeesfor 81, ,5Ge divided between the Nation,
u, Firemens, Farmers and Orient Mutual, ahoaf
equally.
The Ohio, No. 4 reshipped 500 brls potatpes' On.
he Cfsas B. Chunch and 50 tons iron ore ON ttIe
Sen. Lxtle.
C. B. Woodward. ESQ.,, OF Cairo, an old Hnnois
River boatmar, was on Change to-day, the guest
1f Captain. 7. s. Royse
Captain Geerse w. Neare will ga over TO- ST.
Louis tonight in the interest of the Enterprise
md Eureka Insurance Companies which had
s,0e9 of risks ON the tugboat Belle, Baton Rouge.
hat had her cabin burned off while pumping
water ON the Colossal Saturday evening,
For PomerOy.
THISDAY, 1ltif, at s. P: NJ, PosIPIxEBY,
@gi n OHIO NO. H. J. Leyisay Master
60 Freight received vt all hours on Wharf
boat, foot Of Broadway. W. Honsheli,
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