The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-24
RIVER NEWS.
ovr1rr NEW ORLEANS DEMO Graf.
W Aoi' Wv Monday. Dec. "a. 1877.


OFFICE NEW ORLEANS ne R PEI 9 ys4A
Arrivals.
, ~ H Nrsr III Silver sei City ". j. Poiteven
Departures.
st Mary To Arrive.
r. haI'nPP se sp~g Belle N Blue Wing No. 3 upper
coast. Assumption ST. Mary; Lafopraeheni a nos'
Allen Ouaehita Belle Bay2u safa Mary Hons
Fan ns ey uncinnati; Alexapdrla. Maria Louise.
Red river; Gold Dust Mollie Moore. o.. ng iahn
T W,aao s hhsnsas oaaesa Lee
Valley alley vioEsburg;, Katie, GTeenyhlllse; Thomp
son Dean James How S M99mp nsb from the
Lafonrche and returned yesterday morning .,1 n 1
P9S o B. a e gonRMany ys sse eierf
arrived also and will leave to-day at D. m. for
see Special notice to Red river shippers in an
o IKE e uo <. p. Kouns also of the r. r. Trans
portation Company, leaves to-day Of 2. H. iof
bo Ths a aoE h 4 due iqe@ The S op
the next departure after the Oherokeei ,a D,o.
TRe nasgsn master 81 gould JT clerk
Will be found ct the landing this morning With TtL
biz rp reesin M and 90 ysry ns steamer and
being Hin a regular through packet to st. Louis,
commends herself to shippers as such.
The Susie Silver loads for the Ohio.
The Willie leaves for the Atchafalaya to-day.
The Clarksvilie did not get away till yesterday
The Sold Dust is receiving at the head of Poy
The Susie Silver. with tho Silver City in tow.
The La Belle lays at the head OF dravier
street, .....,,,un for TIM INST ,vsek
were discounted by that OF Saturday night; Il
was the densest Of the week, and ala not olet I
away entirely the day haa Rs
sfdes tic Inconvenience Of being crowded with
freight, il is as muddy rs 1t well can be, and is
VIII The St IL Francis Belle leaves daily Of z.s a
from Bgn Y net f Sw ana Psxn az
Raf5road to Donadsonville.
The Blue Wing line steamer Belle leaves to.
day at n. m. for the upper coast TO Bonnet
ii. d. Harper commands. j. g. Brou clerk
The w Bae Ming No fbs q dr the a ehe
per coast to Ashland plantation, J. A. Com,
stock In command. Messrs. Dean andSWood
the sidawheel passenger packet y w., J. P n2tas
clerk. leaves to-day ct 10 g. M. for the coast
Donaldsonville and the Lafourche. through 70
The New Orleans and Gulf q =, Fermentation
Companys steamer Alvin, ". L. ScoveIl mas
r,
WI. 5. Bassett master. Tuesday at u m. Both
boats 70 through, to Port Eads and carry the
The Assumption leaves to-day at 8 p. m. for
theco and Lafourche, through to Thibodaux.
p. a. Charlet commands. N. u. Dupuis and Joe
Hhe John Ilnih H. Hanna leaves to-day at D.
m. for Plaquemine. Baton Rouge and oil coast
landings. +, Bergeron In command. Il. b.
The United States mail and passenger packet
Gov. Allen, John J. Brown master, =. b, Streck
a kas T 6 P MASTER ss e%y3g s%fn
and All Grissom clerks leaves to-day at s
2. n. for, .vicksburg and all bend landings to
The New Orleans and Ouaohita Transgorta-
ton Companys steamer, Bastrop. Gus Hodge
master. s. I. GOODWIN clerk. leayes o-day at &
The New we orleans and Red River TraDsport
ton 6ompany's steamer Bonnie Lee Moan SEQ.
veil master, W. Dillon clerk. leaves to-day at
The well known steamer Willie. M. Kenison
In command. Capt. Eug. Quatrevaux clerk
e Tso for the Se & y H shroush
The N. l. daily line steamer Mary Ida, ). A.
coast to. Welhams. :. -
Landry clerk. leaves ) tomorrow at 10 a. m. fol
the coast and Donaldsonyille.
The Robert H. Lee will leave TO- morrow fol
Gampb ed a mr Mo9ays Il Rep oe
The 81 Mary Joe Dalferes In command. e.
Nieol n,. CLERK leay s tomor ,b at p m iol
The Cherokee is the Q. +. and N. 9. Packet
under Tie command Of Capt. Geo. Wolf. Mr.. 4
Byers clerk. The Cherokee is a No 1 boat and
IN Shar s Of evsr Officers
p. Trousdale clerk. leaves tomorrow at D. m
for Bayou des qlaizes.
The " John lesvss Wednesday sdn p at u M for
HE john Wilson +. 4. Blanks master leaves
ba ydsSn f2r ouachq PIX master
leave Wednesday for Memphis and the bends
The James Howard follows Thursday.
Capt Tom Taylors regular BUuf river packe
Era No. 10 leaves Wednesday ct 5p. m.
The Quachita Belle Capt. John @. Lbano
leaves Wednesday. as usual. for Bayou Sara.
Exchange Clippings.
Cincinnati Enquirer, December al:
The Rapid Transit left for New Orleans, at
O'clock last evening. She has o tow of produc
boats awaiting her below Glow Louisville T Mhich sh
ing are the officers Of the Rapid Transit Cap
tain. Frank ,. Cakes; clerk, q; =. Mclean Gel ear,
anal f.
Canmitz and James Ewing; steward William
Aaron esnt 2 frank oakes took h,s propeer over
the 6oyinaton ways vest Yesterday afternoon an
had photograph of her taken.
Capt A. nj. Halliday, Col. Garrison ano wife
OF the Arlington House, and Mrs Capt. Fran
Oakes will make the trip to New Orleans on tn
Rapid Transit.
ST. Louis Republican. December 81:
shipments to New Orleans arc comparative
iy light" said q boatman yesterday Wer
gone UP, sure, II we don't get more boat
boats in the trade and more Of en- Perhap
Ii Is 80. 1t seems. also, that q portion of tn
tonnage that st. Louis has is going to abando
her. The City of Alton is now en- route froI
New Orleans to. Cincinnati her owners intend
Shreveport Is to load at New Orleans for Louis
vile and Cincinnati.
The new Kountz liner is the largest sterr
wheeler ever built. being one foot wider and 81
inches deeper than the H. O. Stamard.
Memphis Avalanche. December %:
The new Mary Houston. fully laden, came |
late yesterday, and lay until after dark, wit
the prospect OF staying In port all night, 1t q
ing bad to run. She put, off HOO bundles a.
OF deck people. and q few for the cabin. ST
had go cabin and so deck people in all. and 10
Anx,e koxy add La rcr nts1O hol