The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-09
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NELSON GOROM,
Sergeant Signal Service. U. y. A.
Arrivals.
Mary Ida, Henry Tete, J. H. Hanna. Frank
Pargoud, Gov. Allen. Fl. G. Yaeger.
Departures.
Isabel, Mary Ida Henry Tete, Bertha Brun-
To Arrive.
Isabel Martha Alvin. lower coast; Blue
coast t A. 4. G. Donnaliy. Shannon, Golden City
Belle. g. H. Durfee, Red river; Gold Dust st
Louis; Natchez, Vicksburg: Bertha. Opelousas
The heavy storm Wednesday drove away the
clouds, and gave US yesterday clear, cool day.
Business remains without change worthy
The Jimmie Baker is out on the ways under
going repairs:
Accepting the kind invitation of Capt. P. A.
board It'll the Assumption yesterday, to partake Of
the Inequalities OF her officers and of the pleas
ure of a ride on that steamer a few miles up the
river and return to the wharf The AS ump-
ton re-enters the coast and Lafourche rade.
leaving Tomorrow as q regular semi-weesly
great favorite. she returns to 1t in the best pos
sibIe condition. with her cabin accommodations
enlarged and with NOTHING EFT undone. in fact.
a greater favorite than ever. both with the tray
eler and the shipper. The familiar faces Of N. 2.
Dapuiss and asn Joe Lagroue will be found in the
The wreck Of the Garry Owen has been in the
| way Of boats landing at the head Of Girod
else Of the Kind entrusted to him, it was done
| in short order. and the place that knew the
| We heard yesterday that the Trenton would
leaye to; morrow for the Tensas. .,,
at the landing to-day receiving to leave to-mor-
The renowned Bart Able leaves for Alexan-
/ n iris md Grand Efnra tn-m0
ways considered handsome boat. is looking
alexandria Alex and Grand Ecore trade. because not
regularity Of her trips, and the promptness
/ won q reputation that few boats enjoy.
The steamer Henry g, Yaeger, from st. Louis.
arrived last evening with large trip consist
amount OF Western produce.
The steamer Gov. Allen. from Bayou Sara.
seed. IS hhds sugar and 812 bills molasses.
Another great favorite and standby wheels
St. John. The st. John has made hundreds Of
trips in the Baton Rouge and coast trade, and
her is Sa IN n every eng
repair and is ready for big seasons bust
ness, which we hope she may realize even be-
yond the expectations of her owners. Capt. j.
r. McElroy will be in command,
Capt. Gus Hodge yesterday withdrew the Bas-
| trop from her Camden trip. and has her up to
leave tomorrow for Bayou Bartholomew, taking
freight for all points on the Ouachita to Tren-
ton. She can be depended upon to leave as ad-
| vertised.
The fleet and elegant Golden City. will be at
the landing to-day to leave for the Ohio to-mor-
row through to Cincinnati. The Golden City is
q packet boat and and can be depended upon to
From the War Department Chronicle
During the past week the Red river has risen
feet inches at Little Rock. The Missouri has
remained nearly stationary from Yankton to
yGseph; Il has fallen u nfehs at deayen D.
Brunswick and Bonneville and feet at Her
mann. The Mississippi has remained nearly sta
l6 inches at Keokuk, IA at Warsaw aid at st.
Louis. and risen 2 feet at Cairo, 3 feet inches
at Memphis, 6 feet at. Helena and II inches at
inches at Confluence. The Allegheny has fallen
inches at Oil City and feet at Freeport. The
Mon9ngahela has fallen 6 Sinches at Brownsville
feet at Pittsburg and nearly 9 feet at Marietta,
but risen feet at Cincinnati and Paducah and
IS inches at Louisville. The Tennessee has
risen 70 inches at Chattanooga. The Savannah
has risen inches at Augusta and the Cumber-
land % INCHES at Nashville.
The large. fine and fast sidewheel steamer
Gold Dust running independent is adysrt rai
70 and g.. Louis. E. W. Gould in command, Il,
W. Could Jr.. clerk.
| Inc SU. fI1uclS Dele leaves udlly DIT i.5O d. LII
from Bienville street for Westwego, running in
connection with the New Orleans and Texas
Railroad to Donaldsonyiile.
The New Orleans and Gulf Transportation
Company steamer Alvin. W. T. Scoyell mas
ter, carrying the United States mail. leaves to-
day at - m. promptly for Port Eads.
The Martha W. S. Bassett master also of the
above company, leaves tomorrow at p m.
The fine steamer John FL. Hanna. james z.
McElroy in command, leaves to-day at u
m for Baton Rouge and coast landings: Capt.
L. P. Delahoussaye has charge OF the office. :,
The coast and Bayou Sara United States mail
packet Gov. Allen, John j. Brown master, s. 5.
Streck clerk, leaves to-day at 5 o. m.
The tri-weekly coast, Donaldsonville and La
fourche packet Henry Tete will arrive this
evening and return to- morrow, as usual.
The NJ. 1. daily line steamer Mary Ida will ar
rive this evening and return tomorrow.
The Blue Wing No 3, J. A. Comstock master
Messrs. Wood and Dean clerks, leaves to-mor-
row at 10 a. m. for the upper coast.
The fleet Natchez, T. 2. Leathers in command
J. F. Muse in the office, leaves as usual to-mor-
row fol Vicksburg.
The steamer Bertha, 81. Fl. Broad mas er
Theo. JOHN clerk, leaves tomorrow at .. m
for the Atchafalaya through to Washington.
TIL Bart Able. Richard Sinnott master, Geo
G. Hamilton clerk. leaves to-morrow at !. p. m.
without fail, for Alexandria and Grand Ecore
The Ouachita Belle John G. Lfbano in com.
mand. will arrive this evening, and leave to-
) morrow as usual for Bayou Sara.