The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-04-13

steamers left port yesterday: Robt.
Young Gin place Of the st. Mary, for
Opelolsas st. John, for Baton Rouge
Bastrop, for Bartholomew Onachita
Belle, for Ouachita river, Bertha, for
Washington Stella Block, for Bouf
Chas. Morgan, for Cincinnati j. +.
Frazer, for Lower Coast and though
mentioned last, not by any means the
least, the X. u. Lee. for Louisville.
Our confrere, Capt. Bedford, OF the
Picnvuue, returned to the city yesterday
from tho Hot Springs, Arkansas, look
ing the picture Of health.
* full description Of the grand ovation
rendered by our citizens to Capt. Can
non and the peerless ". u. Lee viii be
found in our editorial columns.
Tho Vicksburg Uerahi, OF The 18th,
says: ,a,,,t,a !, aivina tho
Bad Bob Lee u proper send-Of on nef
departure from that port Tomorrow
And you con bet that it was done,
SulIivaD.-Rep. DEN.
Freights from Cincinnati to New Or
leans arc firm, at zoe for bacon, 25e for
butter. cheese and other pound lots :,
soc for pork, and 75c per BIB Tor whisky.
VIcRsBuRG, April II. To J. y. Woods
* Co, 1O4 Common street: steamer
Belle Of Shreveport will arrive Friday
morning. r. W. EEA. master.
Items OF news are as scarce rs Us
well we don't know what to say, unless
it is u Radical oificeholder.
From vioksburg Herald. April III
At Biscoes. near Bolivar Landing, on
the Mississippi side, the levee Is In o
precarious condition, and passing boats
are requested to keep the middle OF the
stream. Much harm will result to plant
- . AAat nt,n lnn ~ M
waves she makes break through.
Commodore Parisot has bonded the
steamers Yazoo and Tallahatchie,
which we're recently Iibslled for salvage
by Messrs. M~nttingly. Flowerree ~ 20.
they having been rescued from burning
at tho Mary Bell fire by Messrs. Mat
tinely. Flowerree x Go. s tug Bigley.
The Alps arrived from away up III
fripid regions Of the Illinois, yesterday
morning, with seven barges OF ice foi
Messrs. b. w. Flowerree 4 Go.
From Louisville COuTier Jo,unaf
Somebody ut Cincinnati said the SUSIE
silver was "crossed out" MT st. Louis
Silver says somebody in Cincinnati Is
liar. No blood! :,
Old wax-nos at Evansville is satisfied
"spring, gentle spring" is here. ~
sees the blossoms coming Out-upoh VI
end Of his nose. 3,
The Tom Sherlock leaves here Wed
nesday for Now Orleans.
Tho Susie Silver was to have Passe,
r down last evening. We suppose she dld
The Golden Rule, from New Orleans
| passed UP yesterday.
r Bob Wise sat on - ring bolt sever
; hours yesterday, nursing an arInfu' Q
> bricks and waiting to get his eye on ~
, All Bob,
Don't let your angry passions rise;
But run the Parker, and still Dc wise
r. our readers hear the mournfu
peals Of the fire bells toiling Tor o dea
man. it. is us. Bob Wise sent US wor
: Yesterday that il we ever went ahoar
!, the J. d. Parker again he would send u
whore summer clothes and ice waite
are Mt q premium, and steam lire el
gines can't squirt worth % cent.
Capt. Verhoeff Was n passenger dow
on the j. ID. Parker yesterday to met
the Thompson Dean coming up. IN
|. Dean will enter the Cincinnati and Ne
Orleans trade, and will leave Cincinna
y next Friday on a grand quick excu
g sion trip to New Orleans. she Is
" hanItV