The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-11

Isl m. tomorrow, when she will leave fol
i Shreveport and jefferson; Andy Swain In COM
| mand, Jas. Kennedy clerk.
The Dol. A. P. Kouns, for Shreveport and JET.
farson, laid over TO Tuesday; chs leaves then
without fail. Mart Kouns In commend, Isaac II.
/ Kouns clerk.
] The Texas, Capt. Geo. Rea, Is announced to
leave Wednesday for Shreveport, and the Maria
| Louise Saturday. "
The LaBelle received new pair OF chimneys;
they are minus the old ponderous but not ugly
tops, pair Of heavy rings are the only orna-
ments TO the new ones. $500.
The renowned Thomas Sherlock will be at the
landing to-day, and will leave Tuesday at 5 p. m.
/ for Memphis, Cairo, Louisville and Cincinnati;
Capt. Lew Rates commands, MIR. M. L. Vlrden
clerk ...
| The Susie Silver arrived yesterday morning
from st. Louis. The Bismarck is due. also from
| Ut. Louis.
packet Eva, Louis Ransom master, N. Ransom
| and Geo. @. Heno clerks, leaves tomorrow ut 10
| q. m for the Ben Tureaud plantation.
1he regular tri-usekly Lower Coast packet
Emma, U. Canton, Jr., master, ]. J. Donovan
clerk, leaves tomorrow OF p. m. promptly.
The semi weekly Coast and Baton Rouge
packet 81. John, r.. Bsrgeron master, J. O. Ber-
geron clerk, leaves tomorrow at p. m.
The Gov. Allen will leave tomorrow ut 5 p. m.
FOR Bayou Sara aud all mail landings, j. j. Brown
master, y. 8. Ssfeck clerk.
The regular Bayou Lafourche and Coast packet
Trenton, in place OF the W. J. Poitevent. leaves
to. morrow at 8 p. m. U. D. Terrebonne mas
ter; dabe Block clerk.
The Thompson Dean, W. b. Miller master,
John g. Jones clerk. leaves tomorrow at s p. m.
for Memphis, Cairo, Louisville and Cincinnati.
The Now Orleans and Ouachita Transportation
Company's steamer Shannon, John De Hart, mas
leaves to morrow Mt p. m. for Camden and all
interme diste points on the Ouaehita.
The superb Katie In place of the Robert i.
Lee, leaves on Tuesday 81 p. m. for Vcksburg
and oil mail landings. VIM. Campbell in COM
mand, A. McVay, clerk.
The Bertha due TO arrive, will leave Wednes
day as usual, for the Atchafalaya through to
Washington. II. II. Broad, master, Theo. John,
clerk.
The new, feet and handsome New Orlt ans and
Ouachita Transportation Oompany's steamer
John Ii. Hanna, j. w. Blanks, master, Joe
Holmes, clerk, leaves Wednesday, as usual, for
Ouachita City. Bee her advertisement in an
other column.
EXCHANGE CLIPPINGS.
The Pittsburg Commercial says: As nearly all
Of our iron, nail and steel mills, and we might
say the great majority OF our manufacturing CON-
Germs ge orally, have been started up-some OF
them working up to their full capaety--there 10
reason to expeets increased offerings of freight
within the next week OF tive. The great bulk of
these goods going to the South and Wert, will be
shipped BY river, the cost being 90 much cheaper
turf rs favor the imptoveme ut ofrver navigation,
- Il is matter in which they are vitality inter-
sT. LOUIS, March s.--wsather cold and clear. |
reported rising. The SHOWS have been heavy |
along the upper rivers, and heavy rise will |
doubtless lake place while big rise is expected |
In the Upper Arkansas. The Missouri continues |
Ave feet. Ten feet on the gauge last evening" |
q fall OF two inches. ~eE U.4E @= A. Il
CrNcIssArI, March s.-The See. of six millisns
bushels Of coal which left Pittsburg on the re-.
cent rise, will commence arriving here this even
ing. Capt. Sam 3. Brown has seventy-three |
barges Of coal coming out from Pittsburg on the |
present rise. i
The A. @. Donnaly received eight large boil: |
ers, yesterday, for New Orleans, designed for
sugar mills on the Louisiana coast Six were |
made by Jones, Of Cincinnati. and were con-
signed to David Mccain, New Orleans, and two
are made by Alex. Swift, for the same purpose.
Capt. John Dippold passed through the city
yesterday, en- route from Pittsburg TO New Or
The Syndicate have fixed the price OF Pittsburg
,oal at So by the barge.
Capt. Russ Porter's new etc amer, uldng at
Helena, Arkansas, by Capt. James Armstrong,
will be completed this week. SCI
MEMPHIS, March The Thos. Sherlock pass
ID down at sunset, drawing feet large. She
eft her barge Minnie here and did not add or
discharge any th,ng. She had 25 cabin people.
l ne CAeIlock leIt tHe tOWDuhb 0TdHu 1Iak6 Ut |
Bulletin Bar. with one OF her barges aground
The Bismarck passed down at daylight without
LONG any business here. Her Captain was ar
'ested and treated as IL he had committed felony,
.oes before the courts. The Ashland lies here
Until tomorrow. She has good prospects for
nll trip here and at points below. The Florence
deyer passed above Little Rock several days
so, trying to go above the Dardanelles to await
rise, and go out with cotton cargo A large
lotel belonging to Il. euddoti, was destroyed BY
Ire at Friar's Point, yesterday. Loss $4,000. No