The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-05
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DEPARTURES =Isabsl, Emma, Henry Tsse, BIT.
no Ana1vn-Eureka, Lsfourche; Mary lac,
Upper Coast Mary Houston. Kobt. Mitchell
Ohio; John r. Tolle. Belle OF Shreveport. o..
INC rain Of Thursday night gave us . pleasant
day yestertiay, though il looked very threatening
yesterday morning for while,
The Tete Gov. Allen and ST.. John had good
trips out yesterday, bus with the balance business
was pretty dull. -, ,
the Atohafalaya, and will return to-day we nope
chuck full. H.,
Part d the freight by tho Texas to-day will be
400 hhds coal.
The Natchez arrived on time from Vioksburg
with fair trip. besides having put out on Inc
coast $500 sacks cotton seed meal she returns
to-day promptly Mt 8 P. m. me Natoneh con
meets III Vioksburg with the Parisot Line Tor the
Yazoo, and with the Anchor Line for Memphis,
Cairo and 10. Louis.
The Bart Able arrived yesterday morning from
Grand Eoore and Alexandria, and will return to-
turn tomorrow ~ usual going through Zane
river. The Able is q fine steamboat regular az
clock, and is deservedly very popular. .,
The A. @. ponnaly WAS to have left Clnelnnau
yesterday. The @. b. Church IL announced TO
leave to-day.
The uherpkee IL laid mp at CovingtoD, Ky.
The elegant Mary Houston, Charlie Miller mas
Ter, will arrive Monday and leave Tuesday for the
Ohio.
The peerless Thompson Dean is on the way
from the Ohio, The Dean will make an excur-
sion to the Jetties Friday next, and preparations
are being made to make II the grandest yet. For
full particulars inquire oil her agents, wayne
williams, LOG GrRvier street.
VIM. Fitzgerald and White Carroll are the
clerks OF the Belle of Shreveport.
Mir. Jos Lagroue, the well known clerk OF the
Henry Tete,s packed bis trunk Yesterday snd
went aboard the Assumption, where he will be
pleased to see his many friends.
IL was reported Thursday night that Capt. All
Sin was looksng for q packet for the Upper Coast
trade. We interviewed the Captain yesterday
mittsd though that he thought there WAS an
opening for q boat like the Grand Republic Or the
Myrtle aa far up "a the Ashland Plantation or
down the Lafourche, but rs times with him we're
not muck belly good, lie sittee down on himsel
! sometime.
The regular tri-weekly daylight Upper Coast
packet Robert Young, III place of the Eva, Louis
Ransom master, Norbert Ransom clerk, leaves
this 10 D. m. promptly for the Ben Tureaud plan
tAtion.
The Blue Wing No. 8, J. A. Comstock in COM
mand. Messrs. Woods, Heno and Dean clerks,
leaves this 10 \. m. promptly. for the Coast,
Donaldsonve and the Ashland Plantation, As
The New Orleans and Red River Transports
tion Company steamer Texas, George W. Rea
master, Fl. q. Boazman clerk, leaves o.day,
without fail. at Up. m for Shreveport and all way
landings on Red river.
Company Bastrop, Gus Hodge master, J. p.
Mohr clerk, leaves to-day positively, ut Up. M,
for tho Ouachita river. through 70 Camden:
The Era No. 10, In place OF the Stella Block.
Tom Taylor master, Theo Knee clerk, leaves to-
day at s p. M, for Black and Bnuf rivers through
The fleet Bart Able leaves to-day at Up. m, for
Alexandra and Grand Ecors. Richard sinnott
master, George Hamilton clerk.
The Natchez, for Vicksburg and oil mail land
fngs, leaves to-day ut p. M, Capt. Thos. P.
Leathars in command.
The regular weekly Coast and Atchafalaya
packet BERTHA A. ?. Trousdale master, Theo.
John clerk, leaves to-day at s p. m.
The Bertha takes freight and passengers fJr
the Coast
The regular seml-weekly Coast and Bayou La
fourche packet Assumption, ?. A. Charlet mas
tor, N. q. Dupuis and Joe Lagrou clerks, leaves
The Charles Morgan leaves to-day at p. m,
for Memphis, Cairo, Louisville and CINCINNATI
Albert Stein In command, Harry Stem clerk. The
Morganis fast safe and exceedingly popular, and
the knowing ones never miss the chance to
travel on her.
EXCHANGE CLIPPINGS
CrgcrsNAr1, May 2-Capt. J. s. pagoud, Wash
ington correspondent Of several Southern papers.
but an old-time river reporter at New Orleans,
arrived yesterday, and has registered on the
Thompson Dean for trip to HE home In New
Orleans.
II IL intimated, but not upon very good author
ity, that Commodore James 3. Wise Ia thinking
seriously of unforming the officers of the Gin
cinnati and Memphis line, including the New Or
leans steamer q. b. Church, In which Capt Pat
terson Is interested with the line. Capt. Patter-
son 10 TO have the choosing OF the style and color
and has decided upon red flannel coat and pants
and cooked hat with blue plume, for the Memphis
boys. -
commence loading on Thursday and will leave
the middle Of next week. She goes through to
the Jetties, and win have an immense passenger
list, as nearly all her rooms have been engaged
for the round trip by excursionists.
Capt. Barton Able WAS supposed to be ct the
point of death yesterday morning. He was
formerly well-known and popular Missouri
hoAtman, owner and commander OF the Aus
traliA and other boats, and native OF southern
CArao, May 1.-The towboat Bee and barges
from New Orleans, took the hull OF the new
steamer Port Eads to st. Louis. A postal card
from John stattenburg, OF Davenport, Iowa, AJAX
ing the whereabout OF Peter Stattenburg, ship
builder by trade has been received. Any one
who has seen the gentleman lately will confer .
favor by singing ont.
MEMPms, May 1.-The Maumelle, from the
Arkansas to-day, brought out 123 bales Of cotton,
taken from the wreck OF the Fannie Moore. An
other 100 bales and the engines will be taken out
in day or two, after which the wreck will be
abandoned.
tBy Telegraph
BARON RoUsE, May 4.-To Hite Il Carlin !:
Bertha will arrive at O'Clock leave Saturday.
r. JOHN.
HELENA, May TO Wayne 4 Williams !:
Steamer Mary Houston will arrive Monday, and
leave for Louisville and Cincinnati Tuesday, May
q. CHAS. MILLER, Master.
MrgpEN, May 3.--To Jos. A. Aiken: Arrived
with all our own and Louise's Minden freight.
W. Ii. McCHEsNEY,
Steamer G. Fl. Durfee
CAMDEN, May 3.-To Capt. F. A. Bianks The
Howard leaves at 8 a. m. tomorrow. 80 feet Of
water. WRIGHT Il CHANDLER
BAYOU SARA, May. 4.-To Hite Il Carlin: The
Willie win arrive during the night with a good
load, and return Wednesday.
Il. ID. TRINIDAD, Master.
sT. LOUIS, May 3.-Arrived: Bismarck from
New Orleans. Departed Belle of Shreveport, for
New Orleans; Ste. Genevieve for Vicksburg.
River gising slowly. Weather cold. Rain all day.
SOUTHWEST PASS, May 8, 1877.
TO Capt. C. w. Howell, corps OF Engineers, o..
81 Al.