The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-06-25
RIVER NE WS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT.
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ARRIVALS Isabel, Mary 1ds, Henry Tete
| Robt. Young, St. John. Blue Wing, Gov. Allen.
| Hice Farmer.
To Anntvr-Ella Hughes, Assumption. La
| fourche, II. q. Yseger Bt. Louis; Era No. TO-
Tayior. Taylor Atchafaiaya, j. Il. Hanna, ouachita;
Texas. Red river; Tom Parker, Bseuf river.
Golden Rule. Golden Oity, Cincinnati
| Capt. Terrebonne advertises in another part OF
| this paper that the Eureka will make an excur-
sion to the Gulf. by the way of bayou Lafourche,
| leaving here Thursday. July 9Th. Oapt. Terre-
bonnie is making liberal arrangements for the
| accommodation Of his euests, and promises one
Of the pleaeanteat excursion trips ever made.
The Eureka will leave her wharf at p. m. aud
Donaldsonville at daylight, 90 as to reach the
Bayou before dark. Further information can be
had, and berths secured by interviewing her
pentlemanly and obliging clerk, Mr. Il. A. Dar-
ling.
i'he large and fast sidewheel LaBelle leaves
| for Donaldsonvile on the fourth Of July. The
fare for the trip is very low. Bee advertisement
The Governor Allen, leaving this 8. p. NJ. will
land passengers at Carrollton. charging only ten
cents.
We call the attention OF the river editor OF the
81. Louis Times to his column Of the twenty
second. Under the head of "General' Items"
pews is copied from the Cincinnati papers. New
ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, and other papers, and
credit given to neither paper or locality. Under
the head OF "Gleanings from Exchanges" the
New Orleans Times is copied from, and the
DEMoeRAr credited. Commodore Rollingpin
should respect the rights of others in the same
proportion that he exacts respect for his own.
CAPT. Charlet makes his long promised excur.
sion to the Gulf with the Assumption, leaving to-
morrow at D p. m. Six days will be consumed in
making the round trip, and those who make IL
pleasure enjoyed and the roval welcome and
good treatment received at the hands Of Capt.
Uhsflet and his obliging officers. See special
notice In another column.
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feet longer, have feet more beam, and will carry
900 tons more than the old Mary Houston.
The tri-weekly coast, Donaldsonvi le and Ash
land plantation eide.wheel steamer Blue Wing
No. 3, leaves to-day promptly at 10 .. M, J. A.
Oomstock in command, Messrs. Woods and Dean
clerks.
TIE semi.weekly coast and Baton Rouge
packet st. John, +. Bergeron master, J. q. Ber-
gerpn olerk leaves TO day at 8 D. m.
The Gov. Allen will leave to-day nj 5 p. m.
for Bayou Sara and all mail landings. J.J.
Brown master, 3. 4. Streck CLERK.
The Eureka leaves for the Lafourche to-day
at p. M, going through to Lochport. Capt.
o. D. Tetrebonne commands, T. A. Darling clerk.
The aemi-weekly bayou Lafourche packet
Henry Tete, J. r. Aueoin master, Nj. Ii. Landry
clerk, leaves to. day at 5p. m.
The Robert Il. Lee will leave tomorrow for
viekaburg and all mail landings Capt. VIM,
Campbellin command, Capt. John Mossop in the
Office.
The regular semi weekly coast and Bayou La
fourche packet Assumption, p. A. Oharlet mas
ter, leaves tomorrow at p. m.
Capt. Joe Dalferes's light draft steamer Ella
Hughes leaves tomorrow at p. m. for the La
fonrehe, through to Loekport.
The Billy Collins. NJ. McSweeney master, J.
Wise CLERK. leaves tomorrow at 8 .. m. from the
head OF Harvey's Canal, for Grand Isle, return
ing Thursday anu leaving again Saturday at
p. "a.
The New Orleans and Ouachta Transportation
Company's United States mail steamer John II.
Hanna, J. w. Blanks master, Joe Holmes clerk,
leaves Wednesday, as usual, for ouachits City,,
The Lessie Taylor, in place OF Sandy No. 2.
II. II. Broad master, Eug. Quatreveux clerk,
leaves Wednesday for the Atchafaisya.
The lower coast packet Era No. 10, making
seuiiweekly trips In place OF the Martha, vii,
arrive this evening and return Wednesday at
lam.
The New Orleans and Red River Transporta-
ton Company steamer Lo us No. 3, d. d. Dan.
malls master, Joe Dodd clerk, leaves Wednesday
for Shreveport and Jefferson.
Capt. 0. P. shinkles fne Ohio river passenger
steamer Golden Rule will be found at the land
ing this morning, receiving to leave Wednesday
at 8 p. m. for Cincinnuti. Mr.. W. r. Shaw pre-
sides In the Office.
EXCHANGE CLIPPINGS.
CINCINNATI, June 22,-Capt. George Wolf and
Andrew Byere, who have waited patiently for the
big fsh to fight it out in the New Orleans trade,
win wheel the reliable Cherokee into line on
Monday, and follow the Donnaliy, and start the
Inofokee TOT the Soutn next wednesday. Beng
Christ ans. however, they may be induced to
abide by the edicts of patterson's Church.
ST. Louis, June 22.--Pleasing crop intelligence
is received daily. The prospect Ia positive for
q larger business on the Upper Missssippi
than ever before. On Wednesday the farmers
commenced harvesting in Missouri, back OF Gap
su-Grs, Clarksville and Falmouth. The news is
cheering from all directions.
Messrs. Gray, Buford and Griffith as trustees
for various parties who declined satisfying an as
Rnaement ypatnrday sold q thu hon
shares Of the capital stock OF the Keokuk North
ern Line Packet Company. The principal bidders
were Captain James Ward, Darius Hunkins-
both formerly presidents of the Northern line
and N. Springer, dealer in steamboat supplies.
Twenty dollars per share of 500 was the first
and lowest bid, the stock being put up in three
lots Of 500, 500 and 470 shares. The entire num-
Der was knocked down by Judge Lanham, the
auctioneer., at $40 per share to James Ward,
for the stock last evening.