The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-22
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ARRIVALS Isabel, Mary Ida, John Means. Juht
Lyele, A, q. Donnally, q T. aehsnek, BISMARCK
DEPARTURES Isabel, Eva, Blue Wing M, D.
Mary Ida, Assumption. Matches, Dart Able
Texas, Carrie A. Thorn. Bertha, Bastfop, Geo
To AantyB Isabel. Lower Coast. Thompson
Dean, Obo Mary Ida, Blue Wing No. D, .iGva, Up.
per Coast. Eureka, Assumption, Henry Tete, La
vIcksburg: John II. Hanna, John Howard. Uot-
bon Valley, ouaehita stella Block, Tom Parker,
Bmuf river: Col. A. Z. Keuns, Maria Louise,
g, II. Duffee, lied liver, Willie. Attakapss. City
oil Augusta, Arkansas. 80. John. Baton Rouge;
Gov, Allen, Bayou Sara.
Weather clear and warm.
Business this we. k closed ne IL opened-dull.
There wasn't good trip among the departures
yesterday.
Capt. aso. Wilkinson IL snfTering from intera
yesterday to more comfortable quarters
The John Means, With tow Of three bar gees,
arrived Friday night from The Ohio. Among her
freight is 1889 pieces bulk meat and % $50 sacks
corn.
The George Lysle arrived also Friday night.
Her tow Of coal was distributed upder way. : he
brought hire one barge loaded with fire bricks.
The Charles Morgan leaves Cincinnati Tuss.
dav,
MIR. Geo. NJ. Woods, OF the Blue Wing, leaves
Oh welt West this coming week. Capt. u.
Haho will fill MIR. Woods plaos during his abb
senee.
Owing to repairs to machinery not completed
Yesterday. the Elnma laid over until Tomorrow
when she leaves positively for the Lower Coast.
The II. d. Lee leaves on her grand excursion to
the Jettiss tesmurrgw. large number of iick4
ets have been sold, and fne trip will be en-
joyed
leave for Cincinnati on Tuesday. Since last here
the Hohenek, az noticed In the DEMOCRAT pre-.
vpusly. has received new epgineHAmahing her
to day the beat and fastest freight boat on the
river. Capt. ]. Lawrence Garter commands,
The John Howard and Cotton Valley, from
Camden, are both due.
The fine side.whesl through Arkansas river
packet Oily of Augusta. J. y. Elliott IN command,
due last night, leaves Tuesday for Fort Smith.
Besides the advantage OF being through boat,
the Augusta carries freight as low a. can be
shipped by any other route.
The peerless Thompson Dean, J. d. Miller
master. John ", Jones clerk, leaves tomorrow
for Memphis, Cairo. Louisville and cincinnati.
There are few steamers possessing ~ enviable
reputation IA the Dean. People for over week
paat have engaged rooms from her agents.
Wayne u Williams; some of them by telegraph
from points In FeSas bhe Ia D truly fine boat.
and truly well managed one.
Commencing Wednesday. tho Blue Wing No.
= will make thfee trips week, shortening the
distance and going only no high as the Ashland
Plantation. in ASCENSION parish. Capt. Com
stock bss been induced TO make this change at
the request q many patrons. Bee the ADVERTISE
mont il another column.
Capt. John A. Williams retains The command
OF the Ashland, loading Ut ". Louis for the
mountains.
Nee the Ravens telegram below.
The A. q. Donnally having u lotof r,n en-
gagged which could not be put on in time for her
to leave yesterday evening" her departure was do.
Ierred To Ia NJ this day. when Hhe positively
leaves for CINCINNATI She lie An A No. steam.
boat, aud has clever officers. Henry Hart COM
nands, I'd Donnally clerk.
!, The big bismarck, Capt. John tpane, leaves
Tuesday for 81. Louis.
The Red River Transportation Company an-
aounoe the following departures for the coming |
port and Jefferson; Maria Louise. Saturday to
shreveport, aud the q. II. Durfee to Mipden Oh |
he same day.
The regular tri-weeklv daylight Upper Coast |
pAGN6b BVHs 8IDulB AhHBDH HHAateEs NnTHbft HNn- |
on clerk, leaves TO morrow at 10 u. M. promptly |
or the Ben Tureaud Plantation.
The regular tri-weekly Lower Coast packet |
emma, y. Canton. Jr., master, J. J. Donovan
Jerk leaves Tomorrow at p. m. promptly.
The semi weekly Coast and Baton Rouge packet |
u. John, 4. Bergeron master. J. q. Bergeron
lefk leaves tomorrow at p. IN.
The Gov. Allen viii leave tomorrow nj 8 p. m.
Or Bayou Sara and all tnail landings. j. J.
,rown master, II. y. Streek clerk.
h., ut uti Infa al. ~.
eka, IN place Of the Trenton, leaves tomorrow
I o p. H.. U d. Terrebonne master, Il. b. Ter
ebonne cefk.
The semi.weekly Bayou Lafourohe packet Hen
Tete, j. D. Aueoin master, Z. A. Cbarot CLERK,
ayes tomorrow at p m.
The superb Robot. II. Lee, VIM. Campbell mas
n Messrs. Mcvay aud Mossop clerks leaves
uesday, as usual, for vicksburg and all mali
lndiugs.
The new, feet ard handsome New Orleans and
uachita Transportation Company's steamer
shn II. Hanna, w. Blanks maeter, Joe Hoime.
ERIK, leaves Wednesday. rs usual, for Ouaohita
ity. Bee her advertisement In another column.
Tho regular Wedueedty Opelous packet Sandy
9. .. Capt. II. II. Broad, will arrive to leave on
me.
The steamer Thompson Dean, from Cincinnati,
rived last evening on railroad time, with fair
lp.
EXCHANGE CLIPPINGS. !
MEMPHIS. April 1S.--4Ihe Maumelle brought |
'out 800 bales Of cotton, saved from the wreck
the Fannie Moore, ~ the mouth OF White /
yer. for reshipment to New Orleans UNDER
'iters. Rain storm MI day.
The Nashville Banner. Of the 10th, says: "We I
arm that parties who reached the city this morn
Z that at Buffers Landing, 220 miles up the 1
lmberland. the steamer Julia, which was lying
the wharf at that point, was run into by the !
,oke, breaking the rear guards. Twenty miles !
is side OF the above landing, ut Gainesboro, the
liza was run into again on the other side, and !
9 guards again broken. Capt. Lowell, Of the
Lin, we are informed, will institute legal pro.
adings against the Peoples Line, to which the {
oke belongs, for $4,000 damages for alleged s
llice, and for damages sustained by his boat. :
well as endangering the lives Of her passen- 9
rs" q
MARINE NEWS. !