The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-07-25
RIVER INTELLIGIGSCE.


TNUef1hl UISOtU'0tS " Ltb NtlN.I
0'L CITY, Pa. July 2j--9:00 A. M.-Allcghcny
River inches and stationary. Weather clear.
Thermometer 7O'. Wind south
BROWNSVILLE. Pa, July q &c A. M-Mon0n.
gahela River feet l inch - f,ting Tner-
niometer 80. Wind southeast
PITTsBI'RG, PA, July 25-ll:O) A. M.-River
foot inches and stationary. Weather clear aud
pleasant
CHARLESTON. W. Va. July 25-G00 A. NJ
Kanawha River feet 6 inches Weuther cirac
Thermometer 76'. Wind south.
SLea tnDOaI nOV"n"nf~.
The James W. Gaff cleared for Memphis las
evening with good trip of people and lr ight.
The popular and reliable Nint. Shinkle. Captain
Sterln c. Mcintyre master J. A. Linds y clerk,
arrived to-day from Memphis and s now l,adug,
preparatory To leav NJ Saturday on return trip for
Evansville, Cairo and Memp direct.
The fine and punCtual sidewheel steamer Ohio
No. 4 came down this morning and Will rturn q
Pomeroy tn g evening and ttke passengers for nj
points on the Upper OHIO RIVER. Captain John
Levisly cJmmands and MeSNrs. Morgan and Scat
terCay are associated in the Office,
The Bonanza arrived this morning and returned
to Portsmouth vt noon.
The City of Portsmouth leaves daily at p. IN,
for Chilo aud all way landings.
The new fast and favUrlte packet Virgie Lee viii
be found in port loading, and will leave tomurrow
at noon for Louisville and all luternedlAte points.
She is a reliable boat and very light Capt. W. II.
Kirby MASTER and Chas Grey clerk, are her CHIEF
officers.
Capt 0. P. Shinkles speedy and c0mmOdiOuS
new steamer Golden Rule vii. depart Saturday lOf
GreenVil e. Vrksburg, Natchez and New Orleans.
She has unsurpassed accommodations. Mr. W. X.
! ShaWiS her affable purser.
Capt Isaac BrysOn's last and paatiai side-wheel
steamer Bostona will be the r, gllar G.. d o. Rail
road boat leaving to-day at p. In. 10 Hunting
ton.
Capt John Harbinsnew steamer Marian Speed
left Pttsbupg yesterd y with Cart. Nolan in COM
mand. and VIII arrive here Saturday morning
| and leave the same day for Memphis and Arkan
sas Rivers.
BOat-hands' Gossip.
Weather pleasant
Business slack this morning on the Levee.
The river was falling at noon with feet inches
in the channel.
The following steamers were in port at noon:
BOstona, Ohio No 4, City OF Portsmouth, A. L.
Norton Bonanza, Trout, Golden Rule, Golden
City, Cherokee United States, Gen. Pike.
The New Mary Houston was due at Louisville
this morning rom New Orleans. She will reship
her people and freight on the mairboat to Cincin
natl and lay up at Louisville
Captain John Harbin arrived by rail this m0rll-
| ing from Pttsburg and VISITED Change at noon
The Ohio No. laid up this morning and the
! Laura L. Davis will take her place and leave this
evening for POmeroy TIL the Ohios crew.
| The Andes, which arrived this morning from
Wheeling, will lay up for want OF water and bust
ness.
The Oil Valley No. went on the Covingten
! ways hast night to repair broken hog-chain. She
will come off the ways this evening and leave to-
morrow for Kanawha river with u tow OF empty
| barges.
TIE Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad packet Bos-
! tOna laid up this morning, and the Emma Gra-
ham will take her place and leave at 4 p. m. for
| Huntington.
Frank Abrams has recovered from his recent
attack OF pneumonia ana visited on Change to-
| day.