The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-05
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Il WASHINGTON Feb T.
SYNOPSIS For THE PAST TWENTY -FOUR HOURS
4 The storm eefitre Inst night over tho Eastern
British provinces has disappeared to the north
| Diminished pressure exists over the lower
lakes and Central Gulf coast
Snow s now fsMIi iliIg from the lower lakes t?
Rainy weather Is prevailing in the Central
High barometer. cold north to west winds. and
clear weather from the northwest and upper
lakes to Texas. with q n9rther in southwest.
The Ohio and oumierla9d rivers have eo9tn,
| three inches from Cairo to Vicksburg.
| PROBABILITIES.
/ For the South Atlantic and Middle States fall
ing barometer. rising temperature and easterly
| TO southerly winds will prevail. with rain south
and snow north OF Virginia. followed by north to
west winds. rising barometer, cold and clearer
For the Gulf States, Tennessee and the Ohio
! Valley and the Lake region, rising and high
barometer. north to west winds. colder and clear
r For the Upper Mississippi and Lower Mis-
souri, valleys. falling barometer, n?rth,westerly
followed follow; by slightly warmer. partly cloudy
weather.
For Now England falling barometer, south
followed by night by rising barometer, north
westerly winds. and cold clearing weather.,
Tho asJ w msrs s2Ey s"s
Ing the danger line.
| Ga,itionary signals continue at Galveston and
| Indianola.
! THE BLUE RIBBON Trip FROM BtEUF RIVER
1907 BALES AND $50 SAtKs.-This Is what Capt.
Tavlor's little Era No. 10 camo In with yesterday.
and she could have had moro If she had wanted
| H.
| We cant find room for clippings this morning.
| New PeoBs-Lf the present weather continues
| overcoats and fires will be ut u premium.
| War and rumors Of war may be looked for on
| the river front for some time TO como.
There may be couple Of steamers here in n
few days from Mobile. looking for a trade. II
they should como, we fear that thoy will not find
millions in It,"
MISCELLANEOUS full particulars OF the
| loss of the Garry Owen sec our first page.
Late river dispatches will be found on our first
page.
For list Of arrivals and manifests 500 Marine
| column.
| Tho river ut this point Is still rising.
The notorious Tom Lewis. champion coffee
sack cutter. was captured by Officer DAILY. Of the
Harbor Precinct last evening on the wharf, near
the Canal street ferry landing.
The Ida Capt Muggah. arrived last evening.
and leaves positively at .. M to-day. for st.
MartinyIle and all landings intermediates.
ERRATuM.-In our notice Of the infamous negro
dens on Canal street. we inadvertently placed
they are between Front and Wells. We make
this correction in justice to Mr.. Joseph Ferrer,
Of the Gem Of the Levee. whose house Is patron
lied by large number Of steamboatmen. and is
In every sense u white house.
DEPARTUREs.-Th Mary Bell for Memphis. W.
J. Poiteyant for Bayou Macon, Coy Allen Tor ,t
CoTToN SEEp-From the Canal street to the
head of Gravier street the upper landing is
bale hy rpnHprinN nj n
destrans almost impossible to get to the packets
lying within this spuce.
position yesterday. She should be taken below
tho city, as she is truly dangerous where she
now lies not from the calibre Of her guns-bot
from the fact that she Is in the way OF every
steamer running to this port
THE BART ABLH.--This fine steamer arrived
yesterday on time with 1906 bales Of cotton. 1856
dries. She is receiving Mt TIE head Of Common
street, to leave for Grand Eeore and oil way
landings this evening at o'clock.
by Telegraph
tts DELHI. Feb. 3. 1876.
To Lord n MePeake:
J. y. SULLIVAN. Master.
The Eao Kinney. under command of Capt
John Hcnn. with Messrs. J. u. Kinney and An
drew Clark In the Office, has entered the lists rs
a regular weekly Grand Ecore packet. leaving
every Tuesday at n M. commencing on the
STEAMERS LEAVING THIS DAY.
FoR GRAND EcoBE REGULAR SATURDAY
PAcKET.-The New Fart Able, a new boat aha mat
leaves for the above and ail way landings at . y.
IN. to-day. Capt. Dick Sinnott commands her,
and Capt. George G. Hamilton has charge OF her
FoR CAMDEN.-The Fanchon. Capt. Swoeny.
leaves rs above ut !, y. M,
PACKET AT 8 =. IN. every Saturday Capt kent-
son will back out this superb passenger packet, |
and she Is as fine and elegant MS any boat afloat
fl In it.t( Trenton land
ings intermediate on Black and Ouaehta rivers. |
Mr.. J. G. Baker has charge Of her Office. Messrs.
Douglass iWinburn, 80 Natchez street. are her
FoR BAYOU LArouRcHE.--Th fine steamer st.
John. f. Bergeron. master, ); Q; Bergeron,
and all those intermediate on the Mississippi up
7? Donaldsoonville at =. m. today. Mr.. f. y.
FoR OrELousAs.r The swift running passenger
packet Trenton. w. Burton, master, Eugene
Quatriovaux clork, leaves rs above at p. m to-
day. -
For SHREVEPORT DIREcT.-Ihe elegant side
wheel passenger packet Ia Belle NJ. N. Wood.
master. Walter Parker and Joseph Lyons. clerks. |
For BAYOU BAnrnoLoMEw ~'Thc favorito little
Willie. with Capt. Il. B. Trinidad on deck and
MI io ION hnf ta IN th and 19 " eah
leaves ut s y. m. to-day for all landings on the |
above stream, taking freight and passengers for
FoR ATrAKApAs. : The Ida. Tom Muggah
master, Fred Buck. clerk, leaves as above NJ -.
For MACON AND TENsAs.-The new steamer
Tensas. Capt. Cooley Messrs, Dawley and
Jofrrion. clerks. leaves for all landings on the
above streams ut 8 y. IN. to-day Messrs. Brit
ton Eppler are her agents.
For VICKsBuRG.--The groat Natchez, Tom 7.
Leathers, master. James +. Muse. clerk, leaves
IA usual at p. IN. to-day.
For Lower CoAsT.-The J. F. Frazer. O. Can
ton. MASTER leaves at y. m. daily for all land
ings down to Belair.
The IBERIA.-Capt. Allen Jumel IL having this
fine steamer placed in perfect order from stem
to stern and from keel TO the very top Of her
and when she is ready to leave as q
New Orleans and Baton Rouge packet. which
she will do at noCa next Saturday. there will be
but few steamers afoat that will rival her as
passenger packet. Mr.. Chas Brusle. assisted by
Messrs. CoInstock and Permission, will perform
the duties Of her Office. and she will leave regu-
larly every Wednesday ut IL m. and Saturdays
ut y. M Having boon purchased by Capt.
Jume expressly for the trade she will remain
In It permanently.
For ST.. LouIs.-The City Of Quincy. William
Burke master leaves as above at y. m. to-day.
MARINE NEWS.