The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-12

are booming. The Ohio rose eight feet n,
nhson cry yesterday. Merehsudise alonx ths
oaant 0anns o OF tne river at Cincinnati and below
J ought 60 De speedily removed to prevent hein =
washed away by the rise, when vii eo,-,S 5
mence here tomorrow. "Oin-
The following are extracts fro m n Jets.v
TTritten Dy capt. Frank D. Oakes, of the Rapid
Transit, at New Orleans, amt dated ths sts,
INST: "Ihe tug N NJ. Jones laid in wait for
US ana came Out alongside Of us, but she
never stopped us. We passed her in a half
minute, and in six miles we led her fun
qua ter OF mile. We made the run lsix
mlIesl IN fourteen minutes, and they give it IN
tnae we are the boss. Great excitement here
about the RAPID Transips speed. The BoS
Lees crew came 10 see the boat, SO great is the
Eexcitement. If our proposed chaa9e nroves
What we want, We can take any OF them in
the Lee, katie, &atchez, or any6od IS boat.N
h George Hughes anu ThOs. KhnefelJer vera
tthe Alice Brown's pilots tO L ltGsburx
Captain Thomas Lee OF 70 yIer. Zee a CHS
W hariboat, Paducan, is in the city, anu WIFI
fetufnhome To- morrow via Louisville
Y captain VInt Shinkle offers US reward for
W. party VINO circulated tue report SAYING ina
| is false. Nf'AS
| Capt Alex. Frazier received a letter this
morning, stating the John l.. Rhoads would
leaVe PltteDurS Tor st. LOUIS Monuay. Cant.
Frazier aud sam. Mcbride Will be Aer pilots
| from here.
The new Mary Houston, leaving this evening
ior New orleans, VIII have Il fiae trip of freight
more passeng rs at Louisville. Her principal
eBga- em cnts Ore ljO bales nay at Aurora, zoe
Dae5 hay AT Parrot, lou bales hay at Craiua
Lahuing, l,1u0 boxes starch ami a lo5 of mi .ceb.
la, eOus freight at Madison. and t55 hea,. Of
no ses and males at Louisville and New Al
bany.
Inc packets report heavy ice above. nwlll
be here tomorrow nlng.
The champion No succeeded Iu faising the
CampDelrs Ileek barge AZ Straight CrceK hut
gr undtd IL at New Richmond, where it re.
manned thirty hours. Alter considerable labol
1t was got oh Richmo d Bar and axan started
uOwn the river, but a streak Of bad IucE seemed
to attend the barge, for it stuck again at -Four,
mile and was there this morning at Ii O'Clock
when the City OF Portsmouth came down. The
Champion No. has gone tO It's assistance.
The model barges loaded with foundry pat.
terms are haId aground ut California
The Exchange had about zjU tons freight at
noon to-day, including 25 hhds sugar and 7OG
brls molassGs. She also had Two Shafts onf
weighing G,0OJ pounds and the othe. weighing
5000 pounIs, WhIcn are consigned to W Wflllam
Miner. PittsDurg,
MANIFEST OF c. b. CHURCH, FROM NEW ORLEANS
For Evansrille-ll7 hhds sugar, 334 brls mo.
lasses, u bales rags
For owensboro-4 hhds sugar. Is brls mo.
leases.
For LouisviIle-57 hhds sugar, 10 bales rags.
For Madlson-32 hHds sugar AZ brls mo.
la-s -ses.
For Cineinnati-Block & Pollock, IA hhd,
aloh' 90 bnieS itou CilppInSo, ~ DdleS rags and
25 tonS old iron; C., II. u D. Railroad il hhd,
sugar, hnds bottles and 1876 brls molasses,
Bruce Gomersal, bales rags Hin Bros
Co., 10 brls molasscs; John Kaufman. 80 bee,
brls and 35 besr kegs; james Ii. Laws, l27 hhd,
sugar, 2S6 Oris molasses; Z. Moerlein, 80 beel
Kegs and II. beer brls; H. B. Nudge, i hox
mdse: VIM. N. Seibern, brl oranges, 3 bunches
straight, Demming & Co, 10 Md
sugar and 326 brls mola SOS; Vicari l. DeIsig-
nor, hhds cocoanuts: Joseph Valnezani 80
hhds cocOanuts; j. L. Warren IL Co., rs hhd-
cocoanuts; jacob WinkIer, 10 bales rags.
For resnipment-PittsDurg, l05 brls molas.
ses: II ubenvIlle, 35 br,s mOiasses; Wheeling
225 brls molasses; Maysyille, brls mo asses,
All we'll W Ill arrive Tuesday.
JAS. A. WERTHLIN, Clerk.