The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-12

portntion Company IL will be seen That
+ the services 81 those energetic gentle
men. Mesyrs. Hitc II CarIln, Britton a.
Eppier, and Lord q McPeake, have
been secured by the line. - .au.
The shannon did not get OH yester-
day evening. She goes to-day sure.
The Thompson Dean, for Memphis,
was receiving freely all day yesterday.
THE new Csrondelet left last evening
with nearly 1000 tons Of freight on
board. drawing 4 feet mt the bow and
| little over feet ut the stern; the prin-
cipal items OF her cargo when she. left
| the wharf were 800 hhds sugar. 400 bar
rels rogin, 100 barrels molasses and %
| tons OF miscellaneous freight. She
added afterwards 1000 sucks salt from
Jackson Il Manson's warehouse and
! 1000 boxes Havana sugar vt the elevator.
The fleet Fleta. Capt. Pickett, arrived
on time aud with " line trip. She leaves
this evening, us usual, for Washington.
The independent Ouachita river pack
ct, Frank Pargoud, arrived yesterday
with GIT bales cotton and other freight.
day for Camden and oil landings inter-
mediate on Black and Ouachita rivers.
lBy Telegraph
/ BATON KouGE. Jun. 2t.-To Capt Fred
| A. Blanks, President Ouachita and New
Orleans Transportation Company, NO.
Delta street Will arrive tonight and
| leave Thursday for Bayou Bartholomew.
Gus HoDaE,
Muster Steamer Bastrop.
The Texas left Shreveport on the 10th
| inst. with u fine trip.
Dolph Grivot will take charge OF the
Office Of the Maria Louise.
The IT. Mary got in on time with u
! fine trip. part of which was $40 bales
| cotton
For arrivals and manifests see marine
column. :,
Tho elegant james Howard, u. Il.
| ptara,u, muster, j. X. Ghassaing. clerk,
| Is receiving at the head Of Canal street,
to leave Thursday, 18th inst, fcr Nom
phs, Helena, Chicot City, Argyle,
| tireonville, Vicksburg and all town and
plantations intermediate. Messrs.
Broclsett 81 Garter. No 80 Magazine
street, are her agents.
The John A. Seudder leaves Thurs
day, 18th inst. for st. Louis, Cairo,
Memphis and all way landings. aud
will BIO followed on Friday, t4th inst,
by the John T.. Tollo. J. Il. Woods Il
90, No. tOt Common street, agents.
The departures yesterday were II. d.
Lee. for Vicksburg, Carondelet, for st.
Louis W. J. Behan, for Minden; Utah,
for Yazoo river; Bertha, for Opclousas
~ II. l. TuEtf, IOI JJpWtI Aoualt uuu h5-
sumption, for Lafourche.
The John Howard, Capt. +. g. Mont
gomery, arrived from Batesville yester-
days, shortly after noon, with 2O27 bales
cotton and sundries.
Morg Brown, mate Of the gilt edged
Maria Louise, whereof ii. J. Brinker Is
master, has our thanks for u late copy
of the Shreveport Times.
All streams tributary to the Missis-
sippi are at present In splendid boating
order.
The river at this point is rising rapidly
and full Of drift.
The Maria Louise leaves for Shrcve-
port direct ut 8 p. III. Thursday, 18th
| instant.
STEAMERS LEAVING THIS DAY.
Fon OuAcHtTA RIVER. elegant
Ouachita Belle, jack Blanks, master,
Joe Holmes, clerk, leaves ut 5 p. m. for
Trenton, Monroe, and all way landings
on Black and Ouachita rivers.
For JEFFERSON. The favorite Lotus
No. 3, d. y. Dannals, master, Joe !.
Dodd, clerk, leaves at 8 o'clock this
evening for the above and all intermc-
date landings.
I'oR OpELousAs. The fast, fayoriio
packet Fleta, G. G. Pickett, A. Mcynier,
Sr., clerk. leaves for Washington and
all landings intermediate, giving
through bills Of ladng for all landings
on Bayous Des Glaize and BGuf. Lord
a. McPeake are her agents.
Fon UPPER COAST. The elegant Les
sic Taylor, under command OF Capt. AL
len Jumel leaves for Plaquemine,
Baton Rouge and all intermediate coast
landings at noon to-day. AS q passen-
ger packet the Jessie Taylor has but
few equals, and her officers are thor
ough steamboatmen.
For LOWER COAST The j. II. Frazer,
o. Canton, Jr.. master, leaves daily at 3
y. M for all landings down to the Belair
plantation.
Mary, Fred Probst, master, j. y.
Schmidt, clerk, two most cstlmable gen
tleinen and thorough stcanboatmen
withal, is receiving to leave at 5 D. M.
to-day, for Opelousas, Washington and
way landings on Bayou Courtableau,
the Atchafalaya and Bayou dcs Glaizes.
Messrs. Hite Il Carlin are her agents.
Being regular packet she never fails
to leave rs advertised.
| FoR DoNALDsoNvILLE.- The regular
| tri-weckly packetSt. John, i. Bergoron,
master, leaves for the above and ali
way landings every Monday and Satur-
day at 10 u, m, and Wednesdays ut
noon returning down the coast, every
Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday In day
light Mr.. L, Q. Mclancon, No 80 Cont
street, IL her agent, and she has q clerk
ut the head Of Cont street, receiving for
every day in the week,
FaE ARKANSAS RIvEn.--Capt John A.
Williams, well and fayorably known to
our merchants us commander and
owner OF the Importer and afterwards
Of the Exporter, is again with us i'm
command Of the steamer Nellie Peck,
and is receiving TO leave ut 5 o'clock
this oyonins, for all ianalnge ON Arkan-
sas riyor. Rates OF freight for Little
Rock, Fort Smith and all other points,
will be lower by this steamer than by
any other route. M. w. Joyce, No. III
Gravier street, Is her agent.
For MACON AND TENsAs, The fine
side-wheel passenger packet w. J.
Eoitevent, Joe Walker master, Sam
Block clerk, leaves for all landings on
the above steamer at p. m. oday.
FROM OUR EXCHANGES.
TheShreveport Times, of the 9TH, says
How often have we heard the oxclama-
ton from an admiring audience, "She
Is too pretty to be natural" That is
just our private opinion publicly ex-
pressed about the weather
We have lived to be thousand years
old, but this winter, so far, takes the
60 Iipap off tho chruhhary ,,