The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-13
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NELSON GoROM. Berg't. Big. Ser. o. 8. A.
Apptyars.-Isabel, Mary Ida,
Departures. Isabel. Mary Ida, Blue Wing No.
D, Robt Young. Assumption, Natchsz, Thomt-
ton Valley, John Howard, Tensas. City OF Angus
Ia, Geo. Spangler.
To AHRivr. Eureka. Henry Tete, Assumption,
Lafourche; Mary Ida, Blue Wing No. D., Hobt.
lower coast; Shannon, Arkansas; r. d. Lee,
vicksburg; sandy No. q, Opelousss; Lotus NO. D,
Texas, He'd River John II. Hanna, Bastrop, Qua
chita, Era No. 10, Tom Parker, Bnuf River; st.
John, Baton Rouge; Gov. Allen, Bayou ! sara s,a.
The weather yesterday was warm and showerv:
Notwithstanding the rain very large amount
Of business was done, some OF the departures
having good tripe.
The Thompson Dean left here with oo passeh-
rers She has engagements on the coast for
mThe w. j. Poitevent at the lower and the
Belle OF Shreveport at the upper were the only
boats left at the landing last evening.
The w. J. Poitevent not being ready to leave
Yesterday, Capt. Sullivan changed her day OF de-
parture to Wednesday, when she surely leaves
For the Tensas and Macon.
The fine and new side-wheel Ohio River pas
senper steamer A, g. Donnallv will be found at
the landing to-day, and will leave Tomorrow 81
u. m. FIR Cincinnati. Capt. II. U. Hart com
nands, Ed. Donnally clerk. -,
The steamer Goal City, from Pittsburg, with
sjK coal boatg arrived last evening. The boats
contained ia 900 bushels coal. number OF
other boats were left on the coast.
The 81. Louis Republican. OF the lob, says
The world renowned steamer Grand Republic
ieft for New Orleans with 1900 tons OF freight,
Iesu bn fail mr. Ia Mnmnbic.
very heavy freight engagements. She Will leave
New Orleans on Sunday the 2Oth, for the jetties.
In addition to 100 soldiers for New Orleans she
had the following cabin passengers registered
most Of them for the round trip:
Crank j. Bowman and wife, A. l. Harlow,
wife and servant, T. T. Orttenden, wife and ser
want Mrs. Gerard b. Allen, Miss Kate Milten-
berger, Geo; Highly and wife Mrs Babeo OK M Ms
Ter and daughter, Miss e. A. Wittie, L. l.: Z
O'Neal and wife, Misses O'Neal, ]. +. CLARK, Mrs.
Carroll and daughter, 7. Lowe and wife, y
Mclaughlin and wife, Ed. L. Palmer, A. W.
Thompson, Mrs. Thomas James, Mrs. Chas
Parry, J. P. Workman jacob Hunt. Chies Carr
B. o Kingsbury, T. A. wanasroup, al. W. Howe,
A. O. Buchanan, Jno. T. Huntworsh, T. A. owen,
=. Q. Day and daughter, Miss Coleman, MRS
Mcmillan, Mrs Moses Mr.. Jno. Garter and wife,
Jno. II. Fisse. wife and daughter, Conrad Iath
and wife, ID. G. Taylor, wife, three children
and servant. Mrs. Geo. d. Oapen and two chill
dren, Mrs. Ghas. Il. Pond. Miss Henrietta Capen,
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Samuel Daniels, g. I. Anderson, Mrs. Lindsey
and three ch dren, Mrs. Hickman and daughter
Mrs. Lowrie and servant Miss Aglar Eugene
Mssscot, David Ellis. Mrs. Teasdale, Mrs. Ed
Hunt. Lieut.. Ward, W. W. Oliphant, =. p Weber,
D. nj. walston, D. NJ. Angler. Mrs. Clark and
daughter.
The Republic Is announced in another column
to make two trips to the jettes-one Saturday,
the 10Th inst, the other the next day, Sunday.
The Red River transportation Company an
nounce the following departures Tor the coming
week: Lotus No. g. Dave Dannals master, We'd
nesday for Shreveport and Jefferson: Carrie A..
Thorn, Charlie Thorn master, Wednesday. for
hIinden, and the Texas, Capt. Geo. Rea, batur-
day, for Shreveport.
One Of the most enjoyable excursions to be
and bayou Lafourche. The feet Billy Collins
leaves by this route for Grand Isle Saturday next.
See her advertisement.
In another part Of the DEMOCRAT will be found
the particulars Of the sinking OF the Emma, Ihe
Emma was not an old boat, as stated by the
Times in its account Of the sinking yesterday shs
was not Eve years old. The Emma will prove a
serious Ices to the trade and we deeply sympa-
thzs with her officers, whose loss is et greater
MAY they soon be on deck again. Mr.. Donovan
her chief clerk had stopped off this trip.
The Blue Wing No. 3, J. A. Comstock master,
Woods, Heno and Dean clerks, leaves tomorrow
AT 10 a. M, for Donsldsonville and the Ashland
Plantation, Ascension parish.
The Robert Young, in place OF the Eva, leaves
tomorrow, as Usual, at 10 a. M, for the Ben Tu-
reaud Plantation and Donaldsonville, Louis Han
son in command, Norbert Ransom and A. dener
ally clerks.
fhe semi. weekly Coast and Baton Rouge packet
st. John, T. Bergeron master, j. 9. Bergeror
clerk, leaves tomorrow at 8 p. m.
The Gov. Allen will leave to. morrow at 8 p. m
for Bayou Sara and all mail landings. ). y
Brown master, y. 4. Streck clerk.
The Coast and Bayou Lafourche packet Eureka
in place of the Trenton, leaves Tomorrow at B p
m. U. d. Terrebonne master, II. d. Terrebonne
clerk.
The semi-weekly Bayou La'ourche packet
Henry Tete, J. L. Aucoin master, NJ. II. Landry
clerk, leaves tomorrow at 2. m.
The superb Robert Il. Lee, VIM Campbell mas
ter, Mesars. McVay and Mossop clerks, leaves
Tuesday, as usual for Vicksburg, aud all mai
The New Orleans and Ouachita Transportation
Company's United States mail steamer John FL
Hanna, j. w. Blanks, master, Joe Holmes clerk
leaves Wednesday, 40 usual, for OuRchta City
See her advertisement In another column.
The regular Wednesday Opelousas packet San
dy No. 2, Capt. II. II. Broad. will arrive to leav'
on time.
Tuesday at p. m. for the Lafourche.
EXCHANGE CLIPPINGS.
ST., LOUIS, May 10.-The City Of Alton ant
James Howard have left the wharf and gone to
quiet corner below to wait for their turns to load
American steamboat engineers are in great de
mand in Russia, Turkey and Herzegovina. 4
good chance for some of the st. Louis machinists
Cincinnati boats are taking increased quantitie
Of the following merchandise to New Orleans
while orders received here for the same good
are decreasing at about the came ratio: Tobacco
hams, castings, drugs. vinegar, hay, -four, but
ter, lard. brooms, manufactured iron, pork
horses. cattle, etc.
CINCINNATI, May 10 Mr.. Alex. Young, clerk 9
the ill-fated Fannie Moore, arrived here yester
day morning from the scene of the wreck, and |
now open for the first berth that offvfs.
Capt John Weodburp. of the Fannie Moore, j
going to st. Louis to seek berth on one ofDavid
sons Mountain boats.
southwest Pass.