The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-28
River N ews.
OFFICE NEw ORLEANS DEMoenu
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OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOtnAr ,
Frtsday. January ~, Ism
| Tho undersigned. In assuming charge 4, 4,
| River Department Of the DAILY DrMoihAr ae
| spoctfuIly solicits from his stcnnbont frnntilt
continuaneo Of tho patronage 50 literally az
tended during hiss connection with tho New G..
| leans Crescent and Bulletin. W.
GEO. J. DUNCAN
N. B.-Any communication relating TO steam
| boat mnttors lett nj tho DEMOCRAT office M =,
Commercial Place. will meet with prompt n, i =
| ton from the rivor reporter.
| The WEATHER There were yesterde,
strong Indications OF rain, and M
weather was warm and sutry WIFI
the exception Of n slight rain aboni
noon, the day was clear.
WASHINGTON. Jan. n
SYNOPSIS roR THE FAST TWENTY rom HOURS
The barometer has risen on Tho Atlantic coe,.
| with southerly to oastorly winds. elear Woaiboss
| slight changes in temporature: II has falIen
| rapidly In the remaining districts with war l,,ra
partly cloudy weather, followed by ruin In H.
| lake region. Northwest and the Ohio Vnlev "'
| Tho Ohio river has Talon throc foot at PHI,
| burg, and risen seventeen inches nj Cineinnsn
and forty Inches ut Louisville.
PROBABILITIES.
| For the South Atlantic and Gulf Statea. nar,
cloudy ana slightly warmer weather. with asl
| erly to southoriy winds. falling barometer. ma
| rain In the northern portions.
| For Tennessee and tho Ohio Valley. general,
| cloudy weather and light rains during tbe aay
with southorly 10 westerly winds, slight chnnrhh
| In temperature and falling, followed bv risins
| barometer.
For tho Upper Misqissippi md Lower sIs
souri, Valleys, partly cloudy weather, northaT,
| to westerly winds. with rising barometer. lal6ns
temperature and light rnins. followed by Siaa1s
| ing wenther u the M,ssisslppi. Valley.
The lower Ohio and central Maslssippj rver
will continue 10 riBe rapdly.
prturNgau Wuu triak r,ogi,cJ.,, 49, Al
river front, and we trust that IL will con.
tinuc SO for several days.
HOME AGA1E The peerless Katie mr..
rived safe and sound at the wharf yester.
day morning. We congratulate CAPTAIN
| Tobin upon his success In rescuinq Thu
fine steamer from what ut one time
seemed to be sure destruction.
| The ST.. JoHN-Arrived yesterday
morning and will resume her regular
trips to Donaldsonville, leaving Satur.
day ut noon, and thereafter regularly
advertised.
| The CARoNDELET. From an Assoc.
ated Press dispatch received yesterdsy
we learn that this steamer has been
raised. it is thought that 800, 900 will
cover oil darnages TO both bout and
cargo.
We refer our readers TO tho John B,
Maude's advertisement, and also 10 her
special notice in regard to rates OF Dad.
sage. Ed Outlaw, her chief clerk, will
make oil who take passage on the
Maude ut home, and il he does not sue.
coed In SO doing we are mistaken In tho
man, that's all
| We heard yesterday that tho Memphis
| trade was OutLd,oed. IT. ain't (or aren't
| just rs you ChOose) true, and for further
| particulars, we refer our readers 10 the
chief clerk Of the John H. Maude.
For list OF arrivals and manifests NO
| refer our readers TO tho marine column,
where everything will be found Reported
in full.
| DEPARTURES. The following steamers
left port yesterday: Mary Houston, for
Louisville; II. g. Ycager. for st. Louis,
Frank Pargoud, for Argyle; Lotus No.
3, for Jefferson; w. J. Behan, for Min.
den, Frank Willard and Shannon, ior
Camden st. Mary, for Opelousas, and
the usual mosquito fleet for the Lower
Coast.
| by Telegraph
VIcKsBURG, Miss, Jan rs. To Doug.
las Il Winburn, No. 81 Matches street:
The steamer Ashland will arrive Thurs.
day evening, and leave Saturday, 18th,
at s p. m, for Fort Smith, Little Rock
and all way landings on Arkansas river.
WILL. II. KYLE, Master.
CAMpTE, La., Jan. 2G.-To JOS. A.
Aiken: Belle Rowland will arrive Fri.
day, leave for Minden Wednesday.
q. w. REA.
NATcHEz, Jan. 27.-To Jno. Janney,
The Natchez left ut / u. IN. with $500
bales cotton and 5000 sacks seed.
s. j.. RUMBLE,
The Ashland will arrive to-day and
leave Saturday next, for Little Rock
and all way landings.
The Garry Owen, from Bayou Des
Glaizes, arrived yesterday with hns,
trip, and leaves to-day on her return 81
8 p: M. ~.
The New Bart Able, Capt. Dick Sin.
not, will be receiving to-day TO leave o.
y. m. Saturday for Grand Ecore, anG
all way landings on the Mississippi ana
Red rivers. Adams IL Work, No. Com.
mcrcial Place, are her agents.
The st. John, +. Bergeron,. master
leaves at 10 q. IN. tomorrow for D0n'
aldsonville and way landings. .
The great Natchez will, fog or no iG
arrive to-day and leave as usual to-m@'
row at 5 p. m.
STEAMERS LEAVING THIS DAY.
FoR BATON ROUGE AND LoBDEL
STORE. The elegant passenger pacKe'
b. l.. Hodge, J. p. McElroy,. masfl'
leaves for the above and all LANDINGS
Intermediate on the Upper Coast at W. Y
m. to-day. Mr. i. o. Melancon, NO."
Cont street, Is her agent. o
For Bayou DIES GLAIzEs. The hn ~
; light draft steamer Garry Owen, N. ~ ~
Dufour, master, A. 7. Trousdalc, clefh
, leaves to-day at p. III. for Evergreen
Cotton Port and all landings on bayo.
des Glaize and those intermediate ~
, the Atchafalaya and Mississippi rlye ea,
We commend the Garry Owen ana ntI
, officers to our merchants, and besIsa'
for Iher lions share OF the business
, Mcssrs. Britton & Epplerarc her asehSt
J For LOWER COAST The regular pac e."t
J. +. Frazer, o. Canton Jr., massi
leaves daily Sundays excepted lol o. !,
landings on the lower coast, down "
Belair. ,,.,de
For MEMpnrs.-T John b. Malla o.
J.T. West, master, Ed OUTLAW, cl aad
leaves for the above and all way ian'
) ings at 5 p. m. to-day. .r I
For Bayou SARA. The Gov. Aiicn, :
. J. Brown, master, s. s. StrecK, ciei'
leaves as above to-day at 5 p. III. :. iii
For ST. LouIs.-The Bismarck wiz T.,
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