The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-08

Block, for Bout river. laid over to Tuesday. osps
Tayler says che will go then sure.
drew tho Bastrop for week or 30, when no will
again have her on berth for Bayou Bartholomew.
The Bastrop's freight went forward on the Shan
non. -
heads his Cincinnati advertisement, " Free trade
and sailors rights. Now, by Vt. Paul. the work
goel bravely on"
The cold Du.t goes from Cincinnati TO the
Missouri, where che will remain.
The Charles Morgan, with one OF the largest
passenger trips she ever brought here, will arrive
to-day and leave again Wednesday for the Ohio.
Capt Albert 81 Elm IL her wslF known commander,
Harry Stein her genial END tiiioisnt clerk.
The New Orleans and Red River Transports
ton Company announce the Col. A. r. Rouns.
Capt Mart Kouns, for Wednesday, and the Maria
Louise, Cspt.. III J. Brinker. for Saturday.
The Cotton Valley, Capt. Joe Carlton, will
The Blue Wing No. 0 IL advertised in another
column as q regular sem-weekly pIsguemne and
Coast packet leaving every Wednesday 1t IL M,
and saturday at 5 p. m. Capt. j. A. Comstook In
command, George Woods and Charles Deans
clerks.
The Atohafalaya packets Sandy No. q and the
Bertha exchange days. The Sandy, leaving
heretofore every Saturday, lays over and will take
Wednesdays. The Bertha, due Thursday morn.
ing, changing from Wednesday TO Saturday. end
leaving regularly on that day thereafter. Capt.
Hec Broad takes command OF the Sandy, Mr.. j.
B. Schmidt in the office. Capt Trousdale goes
on the Bertha, Mr. Theo. Jobiu clerk.
One Of the best steamboats, running to the Ohio
will be found at tbs landing to-day, the Thomas
Sherlock, She leaves TUESDAY for Cincinnati
without fall. Capt. Lew Hates commands, the
office being in charge Of Mr.. M. L. virden.
The Coal City aud Smoky City, with tows Of
;voI paatordav Their tnsv II, t1,a avu
gate amounted TO 20 boats-680,0 900 bushels coal.
Besidea the above the Goal City left some OF her
tow at points on the coast
Attention IL called TO grand excursion adver-
paper.
The Trenton, leaving ry Monday and Thurs
day for the Eafonrche, goes through TO Thbo-
daux each trip, aud takes freight as low as any
boat In the trade.
The steamer Clarksve, from ZOO river, ar
rived last evening disabled, having broken her
shaft. aud made her landing In the midst OF n
strong gale of wind without any accident or as
sistaDce. so much for competent officers. She
had fair trip of cotton and cotton seed.
The regular tr-weeky daylight Upper Coast
packet Eva, Louis Ransom master, Norbert Ran.
con and Geo. q. Heno q o. Ks, leaves tl-iuorrow Mt
10 q. M, promptly, for the Bon Fureaud plauta-
ton.
The regular tri- weekly Lower Coast packet
Emma. o. Canton, Jr.. master, J. J. Donovan
clerk, leaves tomorrow at p. m promptly.
The semi-weekly Coast aud Baton Rouge pack
ct TT. John, D. Bergeron n9ster, J. U. Bergeron
clerk, leaves Tomorrow Mt p. m.
The Gov. Allen wi leave tomorrow at p. m.
for Bayou Sara and all mail landings. j. J.
Brown master, 4. g. rtrecb, clerk.
The regular Bayou Laf0urcbe aud Coast packet
Trenton, in place Of the W. J. Poitevent leaves
tom 1rrow at 6 p. N. U. d. Terrebonne master,
Gabe Block clerk.
The superb Roht. L. Iee, VIM. Campbell mas
ter. Messrs. Mcyay and Mossop cerks, leaves
Tuesday. ss usual. for Vicksburg and oil mail
landings.
The new. feet and handsome New Orleans and
Ouachita Transportation Companys steamer
John H. Hanna, j. w. blanks master, Joe
Holmes clerk, leaves "Wednesday, as usual, for
Ouachita City. Bee her advertisement in an
other column.
tBy Telegraph
yIcKsBune, April ITO Wayne & Williams,
New Orleans: steamer Charles Morgan will ar
rive Sunday and leave for Louisville and Cincis-
ALBERT STEIN. Master.
EXCHANGE CLIPPINGS
CrNoINNAT1, April 5.-The John Dppold ar
rived from Pistsbutg Tuesday at 8 p M; she
left eight barges coal here and went to Louis
vile with the balance, and proceeds to Rose Glare,
taking 81 barges Of stone 10 the Jettes, relieving
tho Charlie Mcdonald, recently engaged 10 the
same business, which will return to PIttsburg
and resume towing for John Dippoid X Sons.
LOUISVILLE, April Sat o'clock last evening
the remains OF the late Capt. James w. aoBee. |
and his deceased daughter, MISS Emma, were re-
moved from The vault aud inferred In q beautiful
lot in Gave Hill Cemetery, selected by his widow.
number Of his relatives and intimate friends
were present TO testify their respect to the re- |
mains Of man who had in life eudeared himself
to their memories. 1t waH, indeed, n soemn oc- |
casiun, made the more impressive from the fact
that the remains Of Capt Goslee were entombed
within few yards OF the spos where ISL cps the
sleep that knows no waking" all that rem tins OF
the late Capt James Howard. They were near
Ia each oIher In the daily pursuits OF life, and
trey now Ito near each other In the chambers |
Of death. Peace TO their asherl
Evansville Courier Gays the Csrondelet-excu- |
svely freight bt At carries 1900 tons. There's
q stern wheeler contracted for that will carry |
more and outruD her.
sT. LOUIS, April 5.---The world renowned |
sesmer Grand X public leaves next week on an |
excursion trip to the jetties. Anumber OF rooms
arc already engaged
Can't. II cks says the Tarondeet will remain in |
the Evansville and New Orleans trade. A friend |
Off rs to bet that he will bring her to ut. Louis.
The Dubuque He,atd Of Tuesday says: "rhe |
is open from st. Louis TO Lake PepiD, |
and we heard report on the leeye yesterday |
that boat could even crawl through that, as the |
ice was very thin and rotten. Considerable ex |
element was oocasioned on the ltvee yesterday |
upon the arrival OF the first steamer. which |
proved to be tue Dan Kinds, one of the K. N. L. |
from Keokuk here, and some very cold weather |
On her way up heavy winds greatly impeded |
her progress.
MARINE NEWS.