The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-15
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
lspeciaI River Dispatches to the star.l

lapeciaI River DISPATCHES to the star.l
BROWNSVILLE, Jan. 15-1046 A. NJ
River 6 feet inch and stationary.
Weather cloudy. Wind northeast
HINTON w. Va, Jam 15-10:17 A. NJ
New River 2 feet inches and station
ary. Weather clear.
CHARLESTON, Jan. 1880 A. M.-Kan-
awha River feet inches and falling.
Weather showing. Wind northwest.
oM Cry, Jan. 15-1030 A. M.-River 8
feet and standing. Weather cloudy. Wind
southeast
PErrsBURe, Jan. 15--11:27 A. M-River
feet inches and falling. Weather clear
and mild. ..
/. Boat Hands Gossip.
Business good on the levee.
The Bonanza returned to Portsmouth at
noon.
The punctual City of Portsmouth leaves
daily at 4 p. IN. for Chilo and all way land
inas. H'
Captain Isaac Brvson's large, speedy and
elegant new steamer BOs ora will he the
regular O. 4 O. Railroad Packet. leaving to-
| dov ,>ro,ontlv at n N, for Hnnt;nator
wiera wi. p sI,e connects With tho earlv trsin,
t,.morr,.w % NV sor ali no;nts m East | ' Gns HIM.
she'll does the lrondrs.of I'M office. ably a.
sisted Dy Sam. Hawk She will be followed
tomorrow bv the Fleetwood.
captain j. D. Hegler's superb new pas
senger and freight steamer Golden City will
positively leave this evening for Greenville,
Vicksb,irg Natchez and New Orleans d.
The nonular and reliable Ohio No. d will
leave this evening from the lot Of Broad.
wav f,r Mavsville. Portsmouth Ironton
Rio Sandy Ga)linolis and Pomerov direct
Tbe Chas. Morgan will commence load
inc to.murrow and Leave for New Orleans
saturday.
r a TELEGRAPH will he the regular mack Of
for Pomeros to-mnrrow evening.
"A telegram from ST Lnnis last nipht
savss The tow.boat Iron Mountain. with
Orleans with about 800 900 bushels of bulk
corn for expert. Over 7O00O0 bushels of
corn have gone by the same ronte within A
/ week. and about /. .OOO 600 bushels since the
resu sumntion of navigation. January 1st.
The movement would have been still
greater but for the lack of bulk grain bar-
| yes.
The river continued to fall at noon to.
dav " with % feet inches @ in mi the ehannel ] w.
| Weather clearing and tbawing th,s morn.
inc
The next boat in regular line for Mem.
nhis il the nonular lanes u parker con-.
handed bv Cautain Charlie Russell Mr.
Robert Mccoy is the Chief Clerk.
Augustus Moore, ESQ.,, Assistant Insnec-
tor Of Boilers of this mort. was last evening
desienated in nlace Of Captain Charles WI
FisI' Or recently deceased Insnector of
Boilers by the Board provided bv section
44l5 Revised Statutes consisting of the
United States District Judge, Supervising
| INSPECTOR and Surveyor of Customs Mr'
Rideway. formerly Local Inspector At. Cal.
IipoIis, and lately assisting Supervising In
snector Fahrenbatch in his duties takes
The nlace recently filled by Captain Moore.
/. Py.ot Thomas Jones. of the Renben
Snrinoer. stops off home on account of III
health. and bis place will be filled by Joe
GRAY. .ai
4 The New Orleans Picayune saws. .'Can
tain W. B. Miller. Of the Guiding Star re-
cetved official documents from His Majesty.
4 King Rex. which created him Admiral OF
Ihe Cincinnati fleet, and made his elegant
steamer the Guiding Star. the Flapship.
i This isa deserved promotion, and there is
ma worthier man for this high and inn.
portant office of Admiral than Captain w.
i r. Miller. nor finer or faster steamer than
u the Guiding Star for the Flagship of His
| Maiesty's fleet. The Admiral will be back
i with full cabin in time to present his
thanks to His Majesty, King Rex. in per.
SOM
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suit Of the coal diggers' strike the price o.