The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-01
SYNOPSIS FOR THE FAST TwExTy-rouR HOURS.

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fa Tuesday. Feb. ~. 1876. a. IN.
syNorsrs FOR THE FAST TwENTy-rouR HOURS.
The area Of lowest pressure has moved east
ward over. the Lower Lakes and a second one Is
rising barometer and cooler north and Yves
winds prevail. with clear or clearing weather
over the Southern States. Mississippi aud Ohio
valleys. Northerly winds. clouds and snow are
reported from the Lake region. hl
The rivers have fallen at Cairo and Cincinnati
! PROBABILITIES.
For Tuesday, In the South Atlantic and East
Gulf States. rising barometer. northwest winds
rising, followed by failing barometer warme,
eaSsterly winds and Rart,y cloudy weather.
and Lower Missouri Valleys, rising. followed By
falling barometer cooler northwest shifting t.
warmer south and east winds, partly cloudy and
barometer. southwest TO northwest and possibly
northeast winds. cooler, cloudy and threatening
weather and occasional SHOWS or rain. clearing
| For New YORK and New England, northeast
winds. cloudy and possibly rain or snow. rising
| followed by falling barometer aud slight changes
For The Middle Atlantic States. rising barome-
ter. increasing northeast 70 westerly winds
threatening followed by clearing cooler weather.
Cautonary signals are ordered for the Middle
Atlantic coast
| Tho rivers will continue stationary, except
| falling In the Lower Ohio. iHs VIZ
| BUSINESS was nothing at all stirring
yesterday after II O'Clock a. m.
| THE LA BELLE.-I,ast Saturday night this
steamer run through herself about three miles
the crank Of the iarboard wheel breaking in two.
thus causing tho piston to run through the
cylinder. She was met just after the accident by
the line steamer Bonnie Lee, hence for Jeffer-
son, which steamer Immediately placed what
freight she had on board on the bank and accom-
panied the La Belle back to the city. just below
Rapides and brought from il over 500 balos cot
ton TO this city, also passengers and Il portion
The La Belle will be placed in tip top order by
the close OF the week, and resume her place in
the line as a regular New Orleans and Shrovo-
port packet next s week p,.,,. .,o.,. ..
Rapides We learn that tho cituso Of her sinking
was. that in rounding the point Just below Baton
struck the bank SO hard as to spring her butts
and open all Of her seams. causing her to sink
In u few minutes, She had over seventy passen-
ladies'. and one and all Of them unite in giving
their unstint,d praise 10 Capt. Sullivan and
Messrs. Robbins and Boyle, the clerks for their
that not only were there no Hives lost but all tho
passengers saved their baggage. Capt Sull-
van will have another boat in day or two to
Tho Katie takes the place Of the Pargoud AS &,
regular Thursday Bend packet
being of to sss the N"rd eyep' one
A copy Of the Rapides manifest will be found
in our marine column,
III N.
Grant. and the rest OF the crew Of the Mary Bell
Jackson railroad.
There was not q single departure yesterday
but many a boat will leave port to- day
For late river kilograms. see first page.
For.lst Of arrivals and manifcsts see marine
TIE parade of Rex was q success. Long live
the King.
Of hor cargo. will prove total loss .' '"V-'"'''
The regular OpelousaS packet st. Mary has
ut the request OF her passengers tmany of whom
came to the city to combine business with pleas
ure. deferred her departure to Thursday, March |
2 at ?. M. when she will leave without fail.
. Our friend John Grant was heavy loser by |
cleaned him ont entirely. Never mind. old |
fellow. keep stif upper Lip and all will yet be |
well. 2uf t.
STEAMERS LEAVING THIS DAY.
;, FoE vIoKsRuRe.-T Champion H. Z. Lee.
VIM, Campbell. master. A. Mcvay. clerk. leaves
Tor the above and all way landings at s ,. m.
senger packet John B. Maude. under command
81 that veteran commander. Capt John Hcnn,
with Mr.. Ed Outlaw in the Office leaves at 3 ..
FoE GRAND EcoRE-Tke silver mounted, gilt
,dged passenger packet Lessie Taylor. II. J..
Lee, master. Florence Findren and JEFF Posey.
For CANE RIVER AND Bayou PIRRE-The Car
'ie A. Thorn, Charles Thorn master. leaves as
lpoVe at y. m.
For ATTAKAPAs-The line packet Ida, T. r.
huggah master. Fred Buck clerk. leaves at
}, N.
For JErFERsoN.-The Col A. p Kouns, Mart.
kouns, master, l. II. Kouns, clerk. leaves at
}. m. f-t l'
For MINpEN.-The Belle Rowland Geo. w.
tea. master. Hy. Bowman. clerk, leaves at
}. m. HEtE
For Bayou LAFouRcHK-The st. John. F. Ber-
eron, master, Is off at l2 M for the above and
IL coast landings intermediate.
For Bayou Dies GLAIzEs.-The Trenton Capt.
1. NJ. Dufour. A. p Trousdale. clerk. leaves at !
!. m. for all landings on the above stream and
hose intermediate.
For OPELoUsAs.--The Fieta. C. G. Pickett mas
sr. A. Meynier. ST., clerk leaves as above at )
m.
For OUACHITA RIvER-The elegant Ouachita =
eile. NJ. kennison. master. Joe Holmes. clerk
;aaves for Ouachita City Trenton, Monroe and
y landings intermediate on Black and Ouachi-
rivers at D. m. l4rl 20 t-E !
For BGUF RIvER.-The lightning Willie. Z. B.
Trinidad master, Tom Knee. clerk, leaves at 5 !
M Tor all landings on the above stream and
lose intermediate. b
For BGUF RIvER.-The Era No. 10. Capt Tay- 3
u, leaves at 5 D. m.
FoR ST. LOUISVILLE John A. Scudder, A, J.
AFTER, master, Leaves at ) p, M, az above. iis+