The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-20

and will leave tomorrow evening for the
Lower Mississippi River and New Orleans.
Capt. ]. L. Carter, master and Dick Burns,
clerk, are her efficient and courteous chief
officers. .-... ..-D..-i. ..-u-
The Guiding Star will follow the
Schenck, and leave for New Orleans next
Tuesday.
The Virgie Lee left last night for Mem
phis with fair trip. - -at. '.t-r %
The Telegraph brought down an excel
lent trip this morning, and reshipped 800
bundles cotton ties and 250 kegs nails on
the u. ?. Sohenek for the Lower Mississippi
River, $50 kegs on the Cons. Miilar for
Memphis and 600 kegs nails on the Mail
boat for Louisville. 'a... :.
Captain John A. Robinson writes to Com
modore Val. P. Collins from Jacksonville,
Fla, saying that he is getting along timely
and getting fat at an astonishing rate. he
also adds that when he returns he'll wool
all the boys. He is not expected home
until the LIST of April. Iasg
| The river continued to fall here at noon
to-day, with 46 feet of water in the chan
mel, ,.-. .s. "a.
The United States Signal Service reports
the weather much warmer throughout the
West at o'clock this morning. .ero.
Tbe Guiding Star is lying at the foot OF
| Race street. ..' '.etos '-7
The following coal men arrived in the
city this morning from Pittsburg: Mr..
Hutchinson, Addison Lysle and George F.
Miller. The latter leaves this evening for
Louisville. ..5 ,l --il" .a. ,u0rat sd
The Onward arrived from Pittsburg
this morning with a tow of coal, and will
return this evening with empty barges
The Liberty No. 4 and Oil Valley arrived
from above this morning with miscellane-
Gus tows l4 ,rfn.t si lss+
| The Robert PEBBLES arrived this morning
from Pomeroy, with four barges coal, one
barge Clay, one barge tan-bark, one barge
iron and two or three other packages. She
will return tomorrow with an empty tow.
| The Rover is lying at the foot OF Vine
street, patching mud drum, and will start
up the river with empty barges Tomorrow.
The Storm No. 3 proceeded to Ashland
this morning with her tow of iron ore.
4 The Thos. Sherlock left for New Orleans
at 1880 o'clock this morning. passing
through the Southern Railroad Bridgs
draw. ....-, .,esrt =. ..a4st44
Z. The U. P. Schenek was tOwed up to the
New Orleans Wharfhoat this morning bl
the Champion No7 and Champion No. s
where she is loading for the Crescen
City. ai.tr f'ra 8}
Captain w. c. Tichenor. telegraphs tt
Parker, Wise Il Co. that the Cons. Milla'
passed Louisville this morning and will ar
rive here tomorrow early. She will posi-
lively return to Memphis tomorrow even
ing -. .Ir ....o -
MORNING NEWS CONDENSED.
The Carrier leaves Pittsburg tomorrow
for st. Louis.
The Mary Houston is below and tn
I Cons. Millar and Oakland are above Louis
Vile.
The James W. Gaff is below Evansville.
Freights on the Lower Ohio River to
the Upper Ohio are scarce. L.-f
The Robert Mitchell, en- route from NeN
!, Orleans to Cincinnati, passed Evansville q
. 10 o'clock last night.
; The Cumberland River was still risin
: last night, with As feet on the shoals.
! The Clifton is above and the Chas. MOI
gan below Cairo. The latter is refusin
freight. ... ... ...
The Rhoads will leave st. Louis to-mo
g row for Pittsburg. .-....
|. The Vint. Shinkle is at Memphis and th
3 Springer is below Memphis.
The Golden Rule passed that city yeste
n day on her way to this city.
. The Golden City passed Vicksburg ye
e terday, going down.
9 The Paris G. Brown left New on leans f
!. Cincinnati yesterday. .m -H. t..