The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-07-21
srEA MEns LEAVING rus DAY.

For BAYOU SARA-In place Of the GoU.
AAen.-The elegant passenger packet
Ouachita Belle, under command OF
Capt. J. J. Brown, with Messrs. Streck
and Green in the office, leaves for the
above and all postoffice landings inter-
mediate every Monday and Friday at 5
y. m Messrs. Hite ~ Carlin, No. 3
Tchoupitoulns streets, are her agents.
STEAMERS LEAVING SATURDAY, JULY %.
The Bio mum. This packet, (the Nat
chez by far too well known to need
praise at our hands, leaves every Satur
day, at 5 p. M. for Vicksburg and all
way landings.
The New BARr ABLE. This superb
passenger packet leaves every Saturday
at s u. IN. for Grand Ecore. Alexandria
and all way landings. Capt. Dick Sin
not commands, and Messrs. Hamilton,
Dowty. Voolfolk and Joffrion have
charge of the office.
FoR RED RIvER-The new passenger
packet Dawn, Chas. L. Truslow master,
9. w. Drown clerk. leaves at p. IN. for
Jefferson, Shreveport and way landings.
The ST.. MARY-In Place Of The ST.
John. This splendid passenger. packet
has taken the place of the st. John tenn
porarily, and will leave every Wednes-
day at noon and Saturday at 5. p. M,
THE WEATHER. R.--The day opens with
prospects of rain and very warm.
BUsINEss-Is at u complete stand5till.
The HoT SPRINGS. 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 Ill Gravier street.
Hol FOR GRAND IsLE.-The steam
yacht g. M. L., nj. McSweeney,. master,
leaves as above every Tuesday and
Saturday. at a. M, from the head Of
st. Louis street, touching, both going
and coming, ut the head of Jackson
street and Louisiana avenue. Fare
50 80
For list OF arrivals see marine column.
We call the special attention OF our
readers to the advertisement of the st.
John.
The Katie, Pargoud, Natchez and
Ouachita Belle will take passengers to
the Baton Rouge Convention and return
for $S.
--LATEST FROM RED RfvER.-The river
rose nine inches at Shreveport yester-
day, making the total rise up to date
nine feet. No danger OF an overflow
below Shreveport is anticipated. Above
Fulton the flood has been very de-
structive to crops and railroads.
DEPARTURES YEsTERDAY.-Frank Par
goud, for Greenville; Mary Ida, for
Upper Coast, and J. +. Frazer, for Low
er Coast.
When the st. John returns from her
Baton Rouge trip she will be placed in
charge Of our Afgerine friends and un-
dergo a thourough overhauling prepara-
tory to entering the fall trade.
The Associated Press disDatches OF
this morning, announces that the
Flying Light" left Shreveport yester-
day for this city. The dispatch evident
ly was intended to say that the steamer
Dawn left flying light.
The Dawn will arrive this evening
and leaves positively on Saturday at 5
pm.
From. Morning Press Dispstchesl
SHREVEPORT, July 20. Weather clear. Ther-
rnometer 81. The river rose inches during the
past "a hours. Total rise. so far. feet.
Arrived: Bonnie Lee. from New Orleans; The
Dawn left for New Orleans last night the Flying
Light and the Lotus to-day, with their cabins
full of passengers delegates TO the Baton Rouge
Convention.
The river at Fulton fell / foot yesterday. Total
VICKsBUGH. July 2o.-The river rose inch
Weather warm and threatening. Up: John b.
Maude. at noon. The Grand Tower arrived at
CrNcrNNATr. July 90 River falling slowly.
Weather clear and hot.
PITTsBURG July 2o-River feet IL inches and
falling. Weather rainy and warm 49,
EVANSVILLE. July 2o.-hiver rising. Weather
clear and hot. .
stationary, feet inches in the canal.
CAIRO, July 19.-Arriyed:, City Of Vicksburg
from Yicksburg at 3 a. m. Departed: City OF
inches and falling. Weather clear and hot.
ST. LOUIS July 20.-Departed: st. Genevieve
for vicksburg. River has fallen inches.