The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-26
STEAMERS LEAVING THIS DAY.

STEAMERS LEAVING THIS DAY.
Foa GRAND RAND. EcoHns.mThs Hs now Bart Able. I
Dowty and Joffrion. clerks leaves for the abov
and ell intermedlste landings every saturday q
m an sasfp nsr I'M sers ss 5sv y xtnrs ais In t.
THs NATcHEz.--All of our regular packets ar
noted for their slegan' aec2mmodations M 4.
attention Of their officers to the wants OF both tn
shipping and travelling community. Amongs
the most noted packets that land mt our wharf Il
the Natohex. Regularly every Saturday at .
m. she has left our wharf since the 1st Of Sep
tgmber last, and. during that time has not lost
single hour. either from accident OF any othe
cause furthermore. during the summer months
when business WIS slack. Capt. Tom has hat
her (undsr way) overhauled from stem to stern
and from kelsum TO the top Of he, chimneys 81
thst to-day she L. just rs good as new. He
of1cers are too well known to this community t
need praise from our pen. but we cannot refrain
from the hurricane 70 the lower deck she is on,
of the best offlcered boats on the river. Froir
Capt. Tom Leathers down TO Pete Peppers. ever,
The katchez will cont ne to leave for vicks
burg every saturday during the season.
FOK RED kIvEx.--The new Bonnie Lee. under
command Of Capt. Noah ScOveil, with our oour
teous friend MI. Met ycoveii in the once. leaves
at .. N; to-day for Jefferson Shreveport ant
For BATON Rouos.--The st. John newly re-.
paired and ~ pretty ~ bunch OF roses, leaves
att p. NJ. every Saturday and ut noon every
wednssdsy for the above and all WY landings
Capt 4. Ber9eron commands and Mr.. }. Z, Ber-
FoR LAvoURCHE.-- The Stella Block. u d, Ter.
rebonne, master. leaves for all landings on
Bayou Lafourche every Tuesday and Saturday
The Timmie Baker leaves at D. m. for oaach.
ita river.
THE WEArHER-Is warm with prospects OF
getting much more 80.
BUsrrEss-From fair TO ordinary. as our com
mercial reporter would say.
For list Of arrivals see marine column.
When the work Of reconstructing tho lower
steamboat landing is commenced. the contractors
should bear in mind that the apron Of the wharf
The Billy Collins. Capt. NJ. McSweeney, leaves
the head Of Harvey's Canal every Tuesday and
SATURDAY. At y. N; for Grand Isle.
elm. d to receive the bladders consigned to him
on the Carrie A. Thorn, they were turned over
this morning 70 our friend Capt. D--s. who
transferred them to the agent of the Fire
bidder.
Lower Coast. and tho Oaachita Belle left In the
evening. at O'Clock for Bayou Sara.
from Morning Press Dispatches.I
CINcINNAT1. Aug. %.-River risen 10 inches
and fallen 10 inches since last report; now II
feet inches. and falling Weather clear and
cooler.
PfT1ypuHo. Aug. 2s.-River Is inches and fall
ing. Weather cloudy and rainy.
LoursvtLI.E, Aug. s.-River falling; feet in
the canal. Weather warm and clear. Down
Sherlock. from Cincinnati to New Orleans.
q. EvANsv1LLE. Aug 25.-Kiver 10 feet $40 and
falling. Weather clear and pleasant Up:
Shannon . last night.
CAIRO. Aug. 25.--Arrived: Bismarck from New
Orleans. . q. m. Belle Of Shreveport from St.
Louis al .; Robert Mitchell from New Orleans
at noon Leopard from st. Louis. 4 p. m. De-
parted Bismarck for st. Louis. 1oa. m. /: Mitchell
tor Cincinnati at noon: B lie OF Shreveport for
New Orleans at p. m. River IS feet inches.
and stationary Weather clear. Mercury rs.
ST. LOUIS. Aug. 1s.-Arrived: Grand Tower.
from vicksburR. River fallen inches. Weather
clear and much cooler.
MEMPHIS, Aug. 2b.-River rose inches. stands
IL feet inch. Weather cloudy. Maximum ther-
ncmeter ~. Arrived: Garland, from Arkansas
river, Departed: Gon. for Cincinnati: Capitol
City, for Vlcksburg; Helena for st. Louis; Gol-
den Rule. for New Orleans the latter last night
vIcxsRuRc. August. aS.-Wcather warm and
cloudy. River fell inches. Down: r. u. Lee at
) 2. m. Up: Illinois and Arlington. at noon.
SHREVEPORT. Aug. 25.-Weather partly cloudy ;
mercury ranged from rs to 81. River fell d
inches. No movement Of steamers.