The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-06-24
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AnatvA1s-- Isabel, Mary Ida, Ella Hughes,
Eureka, Lotus No. B..
Blue Wing, Robt. Young. Assumption, Ella
Hughes, Yazoo Valley Thos. Sherlock, Bart Able,
O. Ii. Dnrfee, Willie.
To ARRIVE Ella Hughes, Henry Tete,
Assumption, Lafourche: Ii. C.YaegeI, Ut. Louis:
Era No. 10, lower coast: Robt. Young, Blue
Wing, Mary Ida, upper coast; st. John, Baton
Rouge: Gov. Allen, Bayou Sara; II. ID. Lee,
vicksburg; Lessie Taylor. Atchafaisys; y. u.
Hanna. Ouachita; Texas Red river; Tom Parker,
Bpuf river: Golden Rule, Golden oity, Gincln-
natl. Observation-Disclosures.
Though pleasant day, IL was WARMER yester-
day than ii was Friday.
Inc departures were below The average yester-
day. and none Of them had trip worth bossting
OF, except the Era No. 10; that packet had large
trip. ,.., ,r,,,,..
the guest of Capt Trinidad. Capt. Perry goes to
take look at the beautiful Tecbe country.
Attention Ia called 10 the Grand Isle Hotel and
Billy Collins advertisements In another column.
The Collins has changed her hour OF departure
on Saturday from a. m. 10 4 p. IN.
Capt H. Heno has made change OF base. He
has been transferred from The seeond clerkehip
OF the Blue Wing No. to the agency OF that
boat, with headquarters at 10 Cont street.
From hjs experience and extensive acquaintance
chip, Capt. Heno will prove useful man In his
new sphere.
Mr.. AlE Grisson,. OF the Carondelet, and j. r.
hIetzler. late Of the Utah, are In the city.
Capt. Frank Hicks is en- route by the way OF
Memphis
Attention is called TO the advertisement in
another column of the excursion OF the Eureka.
Capt, Terrebonne Gays that he intends to give
I'm nj In innd n
they may enjoy all the pleasure possible. Alli-
gatorashootins being good, he Will travel the
bayou each way in daylight. Fishing at the
mouth being good, he will carry with him seine
large enough for all TO pull at: aud bathing being
better than good. the Eureka will lie there ;vuf
days, that they may enjoy II TO their fill
The Gov Allen will land at Oarrollton this eve
ming, bringing passengers to the wharf for the
sum of ten cena. Capt Brown donates the pro.
sceeds TO the orphan asylnme.
The Red River Transportation Company an
nounee the following departures for the coming
week.
Lotus No. 3. D. D. Dannas master, Wednes.
day, TO Shreveport and Jefferson. Texas.
Capt. Geo. Rea, Saturday, TO Shreveport.
Capt. Charlet, Of the Assumption, has special
notice In another part Of thia paper, to which at
tention is invited.
Capt. Oharlst says that he has plenty Of rooms
on the Assumption for bis friends, and that they
will be made comfortable. Joe Lagroue. light
and airy Joe, who has entered heart aud soul Into
Nssa excursion is tuning up bis vocal powers,
practicins new and beautiful ballad, has had
new strings put to his fiddle, and will deliver his
lecture on "What Know About Oysters" all for
the entertainment q his friends.
The La Belle leaves to-day for Red Church on
one of the cheapest excursions on record. Bee
advertisement,
The favorite Golden Rule is due from the Ohio.
and will return Wednesday. Capt. o. 2. Shinkle
commands. W. II. Shaw clerk.
Capt. Joe Dalferes ms kee the last excursion of
the season to the Gulf of Mexico with the Ella
Hughes, leaving here next Tuesday at 6. p. m.
Capt. Joe Dalferes is genial, big hearted man.
and none know better than he how to make his
guests at home.
The Blue Wing No. 8. ia. Comstock master,
Messrs. Wood. and Dean clerks, leaves to-
day at 10 b. M. promptly. for the coast, Don
jacksonville and the Ashland plantation, Aecen
sion parish.
The semi-weekly coast and Ba'on Rouge
packet ~, John. Z, Bergeron mater. J. @. Ber-
geron eleik leaves to morrow at D. m.
The Gov. Allen will leave tomorrow at p. m.
for Bayou Sara and all mail landings. J..
Brown master, &. 8. Streck clerk.
The coast and Bayou Lafoutche packet Eureka,
leaves Tomorrow at p. IN. U. D. Terrebonne
master, T. A. Darling clerk,
The semi-weekly Bayou Lafourche packet
Henry Tete, ]. +. Aueon master. Nj. II. Landry
clerk, leaves tomorrow at D. M
The subefb Robert T. Lee. VIM. Campbell mas
ter. Messrs. MeVay aud Mossop clerks, leaves
Tueaday az usual for veksburg and all mail
landings
Inc ASSUMPTION, Sapt. L, A. OhArlet, leaves
Tuesday At p. M. for the Lafourche through to
Laurel Valley.
The Ella Hughes Jos. Dalferes master, leaves
for the Lafourche. Tuesday. going through to
Lockport
The New Orleans and Ouaohita TRANSFORMATION
Companys United States mail steamer John II.
Hanna. J. w. Blanks master, leaves Wednesday
for ouachita City.
The Lessie Taylor. ii. Il. Broad maater, in
place OF the Sandy No. 2, leaves Wednesday for
the Atchafalaya.
EXCHANGE CLIPPINGS.
CINCINNATI Juno 21--The rates of freight to
New Orleans are firm at zoe for bacon soc for
butter and cheese, whisky $780, pork COO per Dbl,
and ale and beer at Doc per half Dbl. The A. O.
Donnaly is leading at these figures.
Gordon Wayne, second clerk Of the Mary Hous.
ton, will leave on the A. O. Donnaly Saturday for
Capt. Miller has about completed the contract
for new steamer TO take the place Of the Mary
Houston in the Cincinnati and New Orleans
2s5 feet; beam. Al feet; aoor, 80 feet; depth oil
hold, feet inches. She will have four new
boilers 90 feet long and AZ inches in diameter.
and two l6.inch aues. Her engines will be taken
from the Mary Houston, which have a cylinder
diameter Of 22llss inches and feet stroke The
capacity of the boat will be 400 tons, and Il wi
be ready for the fall trade. Everybody will vel.
come Capt. Charlie with his new boat.
Evansville journal. June 2o.1
x,a AL MAYNARD clerk Of the Red Cloud, writes
marck on the sth, being thirty. eight days out
nom u. Louis. They found the river high and
muddy, and The current very swift. The water
was 80 muddy that the engineers had to clean
out every evening, and with all this precaution
they burned the lsrboard boiler Of the cloud. and
had to put in two new sheets, causing a delsv of
four and one-half days few miles sb We Chew
enne Agency, opposite the camp of the Dakota
ton wood. Above Yanhton and below STANDING