The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-11-14
RIV lNTELLIGENCE.
Ispeclal dispatches to the star. |

the South all the freight tney wan. They carry
largely, even in low water An agent says there is
enough freight for the Ohio her. to load half q
dozen boats Capt. Summers, who built steamers
on the ONO and took t EN- to me Magdelena
River South America, arrived from New Orleans
and leaves for New YORK tonight.
New ORLEANS, Nov H-Arrived: Jewell, from
Cincinnati; James Howard, from st. Louis. De-
partnres for to-day: Laura Lee, for Cincinnati;
John Dippold and barges, for st. Louis. River 13
feet II inches above low water mark. Weather
cloudy.
SIea boat Movements.
The Bonanza arrived this morning and returned
to Portsmou h at noon.
The punctlntl City of Portsmouth leaves at 4 p.
m. daily Ior ChilO.
The James w. Gat1, leaving for Memphis last
night was crowded with people and had O fine
trip OF freight. She has good engagements below.
Capt John Levisay's fine and popular Ohio No.
arrived and will leave this evening from the foot
of Broadway for Maysvile, Portsmouth, Ironton,
Big Sandy, Gallipolis and Pomeroy direct, and
take eopie and freight for Wheeling and Pitts
burg. She is a side-wheel boat and has excellent
passenger geraccommodatons.
The speedy and commodouS Side-Wheel steamer
Bostona arrived and will leave to-day promptly
OF p N. for Huntington, where she connects with
the Chesapeake " Ohio Railroad tomorrow for
all Eastern cities. Gus. Honshell is her afable
purer.
Capt c. B. Rrssells popular and reliable steam
er James d. Parker VIII be the next packet leav
ing for Memphis. She will depart Saturday.
Cdpl. AriHSJTOUp ME StGulHer JuEn .. BTaIIS-
ford is announced to cave this evening for Evans
willie ana all intermediate points.
Leaving to-day for all points on the Lower
Mississippi River and New Orleans we have Capt
j. Lawrence Carter's superb and palatial steamer
U P Schenck with Mr.. Dick Burns a pleasant
gentleman IN the office. The Schenck has un-
surpassed accommodations for people and freight,
and her ufticers are worthy and obliging gentle,
men.
Captain John N. Shunks punetual "Good In
tent Line steamer Mary Miller will positivelyre-
freight for all points on the Upper Mississippi
Illinois and Missouri Rivers Mr.. ]. H. Griffith
presdes in the office, ably assisted by Gus Young.
The New Mary Houston will follow the U. P.
Schenck and leave for New Orleans Saturday.
The Telegraph for Pomeroy, and Fleetwood for
Huntington, will both leave tomorrow evening
from the foot of Broadway, and take people for
all points East and on the Upper Ohio River.
The Wildwood will arrive tonight, and returz
to Maysville at noon tomorrow.
Beat hands G0s&sD.
The river rose IL inches here in the twenty four
hours ending at noon to-day, with 10 feet inches
in the channel.
The Jas D. Parker is at the Wharf loading for
repainted and thoroughly repaired. she now has
full length and comm0dous cabin, making her
one of the finest steamers owned by the Ohio
River & Memphis Packet Company and an honor
to the trade. Commodore Jas. S. Wise's fleet Of
steamers are all first-cass boats
For Pittsburg.
THIS DAY, 18th, at P. NJ, POSITIVELY,
- r. The G. & 0. Railroad packet KATIE
Freight received on Wharfboat, foot
afR Rroadwav w Hnnshall Sunt