The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-14
RIVER NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT.

AHgrvAIs-Issbel, Eureka, Lotus No. 8, A. Y.
Donnally Blue Wing No. 3. ,.u r.
To ARnlvE-Hsnry Tete, Assum 1,.,nor 'coast:
O. B. Church, Ohio; shannon, Arkansas; y, H.
Lee Vioksbnrg; Sandy No. a. Opeousae, ls ,,;ss'
Red River John e. Hanna, Bastrop, V ~ Joh'
Era No. 10, Tom Parker, Bguf River: o. g Jul;
Baton Rouge; Gov, Allen, Bayou Sara; trand
Republic, st. Louis. tro,,.
fhe Blue Wing No. 8, on her way up. broke
her starbosrd shaft near College POINT SATURDAY
night and had to turn back asrng med b
set to work to have the damage repaired ana
rpossblv will have her ready to leave Wednesday
at her usual hour. The Blue Wings passengers
were transferred 70 the As ssn nile ro,
lens iately repaired, painted and placed fine
order. will make an excursion trip 70 Grand Isle,
bv the way of DonaldsOnville and Bayou La
fourche leaving the head OF 81 Louis street SAT,
The lsrgest steamboat afioat, the Grand Repub--
lie now en-route from st. Louis, Ia announced
in another part Of this paper TO make t Sa e1
cursons to the jetties, Saturday and sunday
next. For full information apply to ). b. WOODS
IL Co., agents, 104 Common street.
Capt. Joe Carlton OF the Cotton Valley, left by
rail yesterday for Louisville.
The II. f. Lee leaves this a. NJ. for the Jettles.
The st. John, one OF the most punctual boats
that ever turned wheel, leaves to-day for Baton
Rouge. ....-.-
The Red River Transportation Company an
nounce the following departures for this week
Lotus No. 8, Dave Dannals master, wednesday,
for Shreveport and Jefferson; Carrie A. Thorn,
Charlie Thorn master, Wednesday, for Minden
and the Texas, Capt. Geo. Rea, Saturday, Tor
The A. O. Donnally arrived on time from the
Ohio with fine trip, and returns to-day at p. M.
going through to Cincinnati The Donnsily 10
side-wheel boat. almost new. is complete IN her
outfit, and is an exceedingly comfortable boat to
travel on. Capt Henry Hart. commander, ana
chief clerk Ed. Donnally are well known for their
skill, experience, and attention to duty;
The Robert Young, in place OF the EVA, LOUIS
ally clerks, leaves this morning, at 10 O'Clock ior
the Upper Coast to the Ben 1ursaud Plantation
and Donaldsonville.
The tri-seekly Coast, Donaldsonville and Ash,
land Plantation, Ascension parish, side-wheel
steamer Blue Wing No 3, leaves to- day promptly
at 10 a. M, J. A. Oomstock in command. Messrs
Woods Heno and Dean clerks. The Blue Wing
puts out all freight in the day time.
The semi-weekiy Coast and Baton Rouge PACKET
st. John, r. Bergeron master, j. @. Bergeron
clerk. leaves to-day at p. m.
The Gov. Allen will leave to-day at p m.
for Bayou Sara and all mail landings. j. j..
Brown master, 8. s.. Streck clerk.
The Eureka, in place Of the Trenton, arrived
yesterday from the Lafourche, and returns to-
day as usual, going through TO Thbodaux. Capt.
ID. Terrebonne commands, Ii. ID. Ierrebonne
clerk.
The semi-weekly Bayou Lafourche packet
Henry Tete, j. I. Aucoin master, M. Fl. Landry
clerk, leaves tomorrow at p. IN.
The Robt. i. Lee will leave tomorrow for
Vicksburg and all mail landings. Capt. VIM.
Campbell In command, Mr.. A. McVay in the Of
fioe assisted by Capt. John Mossop.
The regular semi-weekly coast and Bayou La
fourche packet Assumption, z. A. Charlet mas
ter, N. z. Dupuis and Joe Lagroue clerks, leaves
tomorrow at B D. m,
The New Orleans and Ouachita Transportation
Company's United States mail steamer John II.
Hanna tin place of the Ouachta BELIEF, j. w.
nesday, as usual, for Ouachita City.
Capt. Hec. Broad's Sandy No. 2 leaves We'd
nesday at p. m. for the Atchafalaya. clerk is
on the landing receiving freight
The through Black river, Tensas and Macon
packet w. J. Poitevent, J. b. Sullivan master, j.
l.. Robbins and Andy Roland clerks. leaves ed
nesday sure at p. m.
EXCHANGE CLIPPINGS.
PrTrsBuRa. May 10.-The following boats will
get out on this water for Cincinnati, with an ag-
gregate Of 1,3Ss,0OO bushels of coal James A.
Stone, William stone, Hercules, J. q. FISCHER,
Hornet No. O. John Gilmore, Nellie Walton, Clip
eey, Charley Mcdonald, James A. Blackmore,
My-Cboice Tom Rees and Diamond. for Louis
vile, with 100000 bushels, the Bengal Tiger,
Charles Brown, Sam. Brown, James Cook for
Madison, the Baltic, with 10000 bushels; the
John Gilmore, $4,000 bushels of coke for st.
Louis and 10000 for Ironton. and for Wheeling
the J. N. Phillips. with $4,000 bushels. The
South Side sunk barge of coal belonging to the
Hornet Coal Company near Dam No l.
ing for New Orleans, to be followed by the Cen
tennial and Commonwealth. The pool arrange
ment still holds firm. but it is hard to say what
will happen when the Republic returns. She has
Withdrawn and proposes to run independent.