The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-30

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ARRIVALS Isabel. Blns Wing No. D, Trenton,
Henry Tets, 81. Jelip. Gov. Allen
DHpARFBRHs,= Blue Wing No, D, Tfehs
III IL A as plas wing Mo. ., Upper
Coast w. j. Behsi. BART Able, 3d. Mary, He'd
River. Tbempaen Dean, Ohio. Assumption, .ten'
ton. Iarenfehe: W. :, Roitsysnh Teasas and Me- Me,
eon! Ii. q. Htansfd, .gehtahnial, Warner and
garges, Ht. Louis. Isabsl, Etnhs. Lower coast.
Ashland, Memphis Matches, vieksbafg Yahao
Valley. Yasoej Sandy No. ., 0peo1sas.
Weather yesterday clear aud wafm.
HE Trenton and Henry rete In particular the
former left with very fias hip, and The Tete
viii leave to-day With the best itp thai has gone
10 the lafeufehe In several months
The Walo6n fszentsra the Lower Coast trade.
tuning sbt tst twenty miles down the liver. We
hear thai the Iiee Farmer 10 70 ,un In Opposition
To her, pibtsd against each other IN hostile
array the struggle between then, will be spec
taels grand 10 behold lYt.
found ri the landing This MOI ihg and VIII Leave
Tomorrow, ~ usual. al 5ps NJ. fgf FiBssbHtgs
The Hstaiss hes close and reliable connections
With the YssoB and Talishafshie FLYERS.
The Emma il the reliable and popular Lower
Coast packet Tor to-day Blis leaves promptly st
Inc Henry Tets. leaving to-day for Eayeu La
I8n ie, will go Though to Thib6aHnks
the peerless Thompson Dean will be ct ths
landing tusaay and will leave Tomorrow positysa
" for the Ohio through 10 Cincinnati, The Dean
combines speed, safety and e5mftdt 10 aH rauz
saal degree, aud is one OF The most attraetlye
passenger boats Oh the river. oaps' W. ID. Mt=
..1 Jtn t6Hfs lyfut TINA
n,ands, Capt, john D. Jones has charged Of the
office.
CAPT. Lew Hiee pestp6nes the departure Of The
ella Hughes TO y, N. Tomorrow, when she VIII
isays faf Bayou Bartholomew and ell way points
on the Uaeahita.
the Tom Parker, loading for Black and Bsuf
rivers through 10 Point Jefferson; also lays over
30 b. IN. To- morrow. i, T, DeiahouHsaye COM
mahds.
Capt John A. Wlllams regular Memphis and
Bend packet Ashland will be at the landing this
morning. receiving TO return TO morrow ri D. M.
Mr. JAS, Alexander ID her clerk,
Toe steamer Grand Republic stfite .last even
i5g from ht. Louis with d splendid cargo aud
eatin full OF passenger.
The Cincinnati Enquirer says
'tuFpt j. d. Heglef. OF the aeldsn City. not
content with having built the longest stern
wheel steamer in the world. is hskiag for bids to
lsaathan her, The following letter, which we
have been permitted TO pnbliHh explains the mat
teri ID, "a. 1901.
"MEMpHts. March "a, 1877.
'tMafina Railway Company Cincinnati. Ohio
"Gents=tt seemed to be a matter of doubt with
many about the handling Of this boat while Hhs
was building. owing 10 her extreme length. Ny
Judgment, together with your own, proves TO be
correct. The only fault can find with h6f iF,
nhe Ia not long enough snd my object Ia writing
you this ID to get your bid for lsagths hing her.
We will out he's III two just forward Of The aoeter,
aud put twehtysnins feet in her, which Ia the
gfeatest length 40 ON give her, uhd allow ua te
pHHs tiiHtts4t.AA tho LnuiaFille Gansl. You will
please let Mo know on your return tho IoWsbt you
viii do this job for and obliga yours, ETC., etc
''Maatsr Of the Golden uitg.'
he present length OF tho Golden City IL $50
| feet ~ Ed, DGAt9CHAT.
The Ella Hughes, Tom Parker and John How
ard al lay over until tomorrow.
Mr.. Val E1tfihea who remained behind 10 ai-
tend 10 some unfinished business ht Camden, res
turned yesterday morning vie Monroe, Vieks"
burg and the jackson Road.
The Times yesterday received a dispatch
giving news OF the burning 1T Viekaburg OF tho
Utah. Tho Utah belonged to w. Andrews u
Bro, merchants at that place, and was laid up at
the time.
Cart. Terrtbonue requests us to state for The
hone Of shippers and oil others interested
that the Trenton goes through 10 1hib0dauE,
and carries freight as cheap % any boat in tao
trade.
Ho ron sr. OURS THE Grand Republic, the
largest atsambsat etiaat, aud famed no jese for
her magnificent cabin, is receiving to leave b."
morrow nj s p. N. for Memphis, Cairo and Bt.
Louis. Parties desitihg 10 engage rooms ON this
great steamer mad best call early for ghe - pretty
certain to leave with largo crowd. Capt: W. Fl.
Thorwegan commands, George hiltenhergsr,
clerk.
The t. O. standard, from BIT. LOUIS, WAS duo
lhBt night.
Tho Golden City, for Cincinnati. leaves to-day.
The tf-weekly Lower Coast PACKET Emma
leaves to day at p. IN. for the Franklin Rice
Miles Oliver Canton, Jr', n'astor. =. y. Donovan
clerk
Tho eeni.wookiy Coast and Baton Rouge pack
ct ,t. John. Frank gergeron master, j. q. Ber"
geron clerk, leaves to-day at IL IN, pnbeiuelly.
: The Coast aud Bayou Sara United States nail
packet Gov. Allen, J. j. Brown master, y. y.
Stseek clerk, leaves to-day at p. M
The very regular Upper Coast tfi.weekly day.
light packet Eva, Louis Ransom master, Norbert
HANSON clerk, will be ut the lower landing toe
day, receiving TO leave tomorrow NJ 10 u. III.
for The Bon 1'ureaud plantation.
The fleet Bart Able leaves tomorrow at p. m.
for Alexandria and Grand Boore. nichard Sin.
mott master, Geo. Hamilton, clerk.
The Natehez, for vicksburg aud all mail land
ipgs, leaves tomorrow at p. m. Capt. Ihes.
T. Loathers In command.
The Sandy No. Q, for the Atchafalaya through
to Washington, leaves tomorrow at p. m. a.
Z. Trousdale commands j. u. Schmidt clerk.
Tho gilt edge Maria Louise leaves tomorrow
without fail at p. M, for Shreveport aud ell
way landings on Red River. II. J. Brinker ia
command. Messrs. Eug. Barrow and John Heat
clerks.
THE New orerns and Onaehita Transportation
Company steamer John Howard, ?. .. Mont
gomery master, i. II. Perry and val Entriken
clerks, leaves tomorrow for the Ouaohita through
to Camden.
The merchants and planters independent
ouachita River packet Cotton Valley leaves o.
p. no. to-day for Camden, Joe Carlton, master,
Messrs. Gilrutk and Haskell clerks.
OF tho tow boat Egypt building for the Mis-
siasippi Valley transportation Company, tho
Cincinnati Commercial of the 9th says
"Ihe Dimensions of the new ST. Louis and New
Orleans towboat boilt at Madison, Indiana, gre as
with 8 feet shear; the frame was cut in Decem-
Der. from timber hauled from the vicinity OF this
place-3L plank ON bottom and knuckles, double
chsinod OF charcoal iron. The boat 10 built OF