The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-07-25
STEAMERS LEAVING THIs pA,

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STEAMERS LEAVING THIS DAY. ~.
FoR yIcksBuRe- In ploce ef tte u. %.
Lee. The peerless Katie, Vim. Camp
bell, master, A. McVay,' clerk, leaves
every Tuesday at s p. m, for the above
and all way landings intermediate. j
STEAMERS LEAVING WEDNESDAY, JULY 26.
For OuAourrA RIVER. The lightning
Willie, Fred A. Blanks, MASTER n. b.
Trinidad, clerk, leaves every Wednes-
day at 3 y. m. for Ouachita City, Tren-
ton, Monroe and all landings inter-
mediate on Ouachita and Black rivers.
She represents the Ouachta Belle
! and is as trim and neat q Saniuer
packet as one could wish for.
FoB OptLousAs. THE Robt. Young
Will Daniels, master, J. Il. Schmidt,
clerk, leaves as above every Wednes-
day, at 8 J.. M, taking freight for all
landings on Bayou des Glaizes, making
close connections for that stream with
steamer Sallie ut Simmsport.
For OpELoUsAs. The pretty Bertha,
Hec. Broad, master, I. Jobs, clerk.
leaves as above every Wednesday at 5
p. m.
FoR RED RIVER. The Lotus No 3, D..
d. DannaIs. master, leaves at 5 p. m.
for Jefferson, Shreveport and all way
| landings. t.s
The WEATHER. There was u fine
shower In the upper part OF the city yes
/ terday. This morning the sky is clear
and the temperature about the same as
it has been for several weeks past.
Shortly after 10 a. m. a heavy rain
storm, accompanied with vivid flashes
OF lightning and deafening peals OF
/ thunder. The effect has been to cool
the temperature and make us mortals
| think that there is something worth liv-
| ing for-Anot exactly under the sun, but
under the clouds. sii
BUSINESS There is scarcely any sign
of business on the landing, in fact our
wharves resemble very much some
| banquet hall deserted"
| The HoT SPRINGS. THE boats of the
New Orleans and Red River packet
company, Will put passengers through
to this famous watering. place as quick
and cheap as by any other route. For
particulars Inquire at III Gravier street.
| Ho FOR GRAND IsLE.-The steam
yacht G.. M. L., M. McSweeney. master,
| leaves as above every Tuesday and
Saturday, at 7 q. M, from the head OF
| ST. Louis street. touching. both going
and coming, at the head of Jackson
street and Louisiana avenue. Fare !:
| SO 50. f4 ut aUxnq III
For list of arrivals see marine column.
The Superb Frank Pargoud will be
found at the head of Canal street bright
and curly tomorrow morning receiving
| to leave Thursday for Vicksburg and
| the bends above up to Argyle.
The st. Mary lin place OF the St.
john, +. Befgeron, master, leaves every
! Wednesday at IL IN. and Saturday at 5
p. IN. for Baton Rouge and way land
ings. maI
by Telegraphl
/ Cairo, July 22-ToJ g. Woods Co. 1o4 Com
mon street, steamer Commonwealth vii arrive
Thursday and leave Tor St Louis s1turday; pos
| itiyely. II. ". SHIELDS, Master.
Canal. corner Delta street: viii arrive Tuesday
and iegve. as usual. Wednesday;
From the bulletin of this morning we
learn that Commodore kountz will put
some of his boats in the trade between
this city and. Shreveport as soon as
business opens. We shall see.
1t is hard work lii this hot weather to
| hunt up items of news on the river front,
AMI. even after hunting all day, d re-
porter finds only what Paddy shot at.
With our confrere OF the Innes we ask
our steamboat friends. why they have
not taken steps to organize q Tilden and
Hendricks club on the front it was
|
that our steamboatrrien are a unit in
their opposition to Hayes and Wheeler,
especially the latter, who has been in
! strumental la inflicting a number OF OPP
| pressive laws upon them. Pat the bull
| in motion. Id
from Morning Press Dispatces1
| PrTTsBuRc, July M.--River 8 feet inches and
falling. Weather cloudy and cool.
| CINCINNATI, July a. River II feet and fall
1 inR. Weather clear and pleasant.
LOUISVILLE. July zA-fiver falling; 6 feet 10
inches in the canal. Weather clear and cool. !,
| EVANSVILLE, July N.--kiver 10 2-1O feet and
| falling Rain in the morning; clear tonight.
4 ST. LOUIS, July A-No arrivals or departures.
except local packets. River "a feet and falling.
8 CAIRO. july ,sii-No arrivals Departed: City
] Of vickspnrg for Vicksburg ut p. M and At
hlantic for New Orleans at q. ~. fiver2s feet 10
| inches and falling. Weather clear and cool.
MEMPHIS. duly River feli4 inches Stands
ss Wbt a any 3 ana g.
/ Arlington for Cincinnati. Baker for Ohio river.
Commonwealth for New n cans.
RIVE Sa' Up Ro5s sr Ina at
Arrived: Natchez at pm. In port: Piasa
i SHRByEroRT July A.---Weather partly cloudy,
B I'VE and left rs
The river rose feetf inch in the last 4s hours,
and is now. within ! foot OF the spring rise
| Some low places along the narrow river below
| here are partially under water. further rise
Of 2 feet would do serious damage.
The upper river at fulton mas fallen feet
inches in t5e last 4s hours. The fall at Carolina
Bluffs up TO this evening was inches. and the
! fall should reach here Tomorrow. No material
damage has befallen the crops along Old River
| but from the raft to Fulton the destruction has
| been fearful Competent judges estimate the
loss of cotton by the late flood in theuDper river
at 90 900 bulbs. feTdsl9l- IJt 44A
ssa7T ro Copy Of telegram na1 4
FRANKLIN. LA. July 25.-Tn Hite IL Carlin-
| Steamer George Spangler will arrive Wednes-
| day evening and leave Saturday, 10Th. for Bayou
| Teehe. IB Go tt+t ABE SMITH. Master.
| steeio w. Foreign Gossip.
| OsrlaI Pasha's camp is twenty-five
miles from Widden.tIstS t,s-ls-
The Servians remain on the Servian
side of the Timock river. Cannon shots
are occasionally exchanged. The Turks
probably will not attack until a general
| advance is made along the line
N Tho irrau1iars attacked the Saruia n