The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-07-01
GEO. j. DUNCAN.
STEAMERS LEAVING THIS DAY.

THr NEW BAIT ABLE. This superb
passenger packet leaves every Saturday
ut 5 j.. NJ. for Grand Ecore, Alexandria
and all way landings. Capt. Dick Sin
mott commands and Messrs. Hamilton,
Dowty, Voolfolk and Joffrion have
charge of tho office.
TnE Bro IsJuN. This packet ho
Natchezj by fat too wcel known to
need praise 1T our baud. leaves every
Saturday, at +. m, for Vicksburg and
all way landings.
FoR RED RIVER. The Bonnie Lee, w.
+. Scovell, master, leaves for Jefferson,
Shreveport aud all landings intermedi-
ate at 8 r. m. to-day.
FoB BAToN RougE. The St. John, j.
q. Bergeron master, leaves every We'd
nesday at noon, and Saturday Mt 8 y. m
for Baton Rouge and all way landings
THE WEATHER. - IT IL hot. 1t is awful
hot, and, rs Mr.. Beecher would say, 1t
is darpatton hot.
There Is no end 10 the dust on the
levee.
For list of arrivals see marine column
From Morning Press Dispatches.
SHREVEPORT, June 30 Weather fair
The river has fallen inch No move
meuts Of steamboats,.
VICKsDrRd, June 80. The river fell 2
inches during the past twenty-four
hours. Weather clear and hot. Passed
down Morgan, nj Il. m, Mitchell, at
6 d. m, Katie AT 6 =. m. Up: White, at
noon.
MEMPHIS, June 30. River rose iinches,
and now stands at II feet 8 inches.
Mercury 90. Weather clear. Arrived :
Ruth, from White River; Ella, from Ar
kansas River. Departed Capitol City,
for Vicksburg; Helena, for st. Louis /;
Shinkle, for Cincinnati; Belle Shreve-
port, for New Orleans.
CINCINNATI, June 30.-Rver nine feet
nine inches and rising. Weather
cloudy and cool.
PITTsBUKG, June 30. River three feet
eleven inches and falling. Weather
clear aud warm
CAIRO, June 30. Arrived: j. y. Will
Hams from New Orleans at p. m. Bis
marck from New Orleans at a. m. !;
Future City from st. Louis at 6 p. IN.
Departed Schenck for New Orleans ut
3 q. m. Bismarck for st. Louis ut 10
u. IN. River thirty-one feet and falling.
Heavy rain and warm.
LOUISVILLE, June 30. Weather cloudy
anu Npol. ItINtL Il5iuE, Will ilNt itbb
eight inches In the canal.
EVANSVILLE. June 30.-Weather cool
and rainy. River rising
The OuAcHITA BELLE-In Place Of The
Coz. Alten.-We learned last evening
that Capt. Brown had secured this
swift and. elegant steamer to fill the
place OF the Gov. Allen in the trade be-
tween this city and Bayou Sara, leaving
as usual every Monday and Friday at .
p. m. During her retirement the Gov.
Allen will be thoroughly overhauled and
made rs good as new In time for the
opening of the fall trade. Since her re-
tirement the Ouachita Belle has been
repaired in most thorough and mas
terly manner, and to-day is as staunch
and bright as when first from the hands
Of her builders.
Ho, FOR GRAND ISLE The steam yacht
G.. M. L., M. McSweeney, master, leaves
day and Saturday at a. m. for this ia
vorite watering place, touching at the
head OF Jackson street and Louisiana
avenue.
Red River is falling fast
The new Lee will be finished at Cairo.
Why do summer roses fade? Just
come down to New Orleans and you will
find out
The rain does not cool the tempera-
ture worth cent.
Dusty Well, we should say that it
was at present along the river front.
BUSINESS Is about played out on the
front.
The Red River line have feet of low
water packets on hand.