The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-25
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ARRIVALS Isabel. Mary I 10. Blue Wing No. 0
Gl neue.
DEPARTURES Isabel, Mary Ida, Eva, Blue
Wig Nc. D, Assuinptior, Natehss. shannon
AaBeile, IL. w. Dugan. A. q. Dpnn4ly, Il. A
stsnnard, Bart Able, Sandy No. q Lessie Taylor
Eureka.
10 ARRIVE Emma, Isabel, waloon, Lowor
Coast Henry Iete,. assumption; Trenton. La
foufehe; Mary ida, Eva, Blue Wing No. D, Upper
at; Gold Duet, Cincinnati; Commonwealth.
". Louis; Bonnie Lee. Fame Tatnm, Texas,
Lotus No. ., he'd River; Grand Republic, Mem
phit: Vt. John. Baton Rouge Gov. Allen, Bayou
are, Kane, Vicksburs: u rtha, Era No. 10, At
chafalasa. Era No. ., Oukohita Belle, stella
block Tom Parker, 0nachita.
Weather clear aud pleasant
business voty fair.
The shaun j, for the ouachita. had n y,ry fine
trip out inily 600 tonp, besides large lot OF mis-
q. lisneuus freight. She he'd 2Dl casks and 40
boxes bHeou, 20 bogeheads OF sng,-, 1870 barrels
and 100 half barreis moass o, md $500 barrels OF
fur.
The Utah was taken over the river yesterday.
Ned Phelps stopping CT this trip, Capt. Eug.
Quairtvaur went out In charge OF the Ltssie
layiots flee.
The Associated Press dispatches, yesterday.
gave The news OF the sinking and total loss Of
River, Friday Tho Belle Rowland belonged to
W. T. 5oogeii y 90, aud was uader the command
Of Capt. W. 4. Scoyell. She .as built Ia Pitts
burg 10 1871; was valued a. sic, 600, and insured
for $4,000 In Western Offices. she was one OF
the best light-draft boats IN Red River. Her
cargo consisted OF 1000 bales cotton, mostly for
New Orleans.
The New Orleans and Ouachita transportation
will withdraw the Ouachita Belle on arrival, On
account Of business.
TO the Belle, changes back, and wall leave
Wednesday for 0usebita Ci'y, and regularly on
that day thereafter. The Hanna, though new
boat, has made q record, along the banks OF the
Onaobits, second to no boat that EVER went
there. and her tfieers, who are well. known %
careful and experienced boatmsn, seem equal to
the task OF making IL even better. Capt. J. w.
Blanks command, Joe Holmes, clerk
The faceiious Globe Democrat reporters ssys
The eight STRAND tow-line 10 the kind to
yank 'em with. We have the loan Of II to the
steamer Sammy j., which leaves on voyage up
paper"
With all its selr.assumed powers IL couldn't
tow Rutherford In through the regular channel.
He comes into port in fog, without papers, and
Ia contravention to all the well.kGown rules OF
navigation. Ruthy needs stronger tow line
than yours, Mr.. G. D.. to hold him up against
the current aud q better agent than you TO .n-
vass his good qualities. Your Rnthy y craft made
pert ahead OF our Uncle sammy's, through our
Northern Engineers fear of little steam that y
Tho lessees OF the Canal Street Ferry is build.
ing an addition TO the old building, which is to
be used as an office. On the top of II will be
placed clock with three faees. The old build
ing will BIO fitted up awaiting room for passen-
gers. From appearances we believe the wharf
IN front of the police station IL to be put In order
We hope So for In Ito present condition II ia not
only dangerous but is disgrace TO any city.
abe famed Grand Republic will arrive to leave
for Memphis and the bends Thursday next.
The regular Raynn Lafnnroha and Coast racket
Trenton, in place of the W. J. poitevent, leaves
tomorrow at 5p. m. U. d. Terrebonne, master
0abe Block, clerk.
The regular tri.week,y daylight Upper Coast
packet Eva, Louis Ransom, master, N. Ransom
and Geo. O. Heno, clerks, leaves to- morrow at 10
q. m. for the Ben Turesud plantation.
The regular tri-weekiy Lower Coast packet
Emma, o. Canton, Jr., master, ]. J. Donovan,
Tho semi.weekly Coast aud Baton Rouge
packet st. Johu, +. b rgeron, master, J. q. Der.
geron, clerk, leaves Tomorrow at s p. M.
The Gov. Allen will leave tomorrow at 5 p. N.
for Bayou Sara aud ell 10 all landings, J. j. Brown
master, &. 4, streck, clmk.
The semt.wsebly lower Coast packet waloon,
?, Il. Barry, master, Ed. r. Barry, clerk, leaves
for the Lee plantation Tuesday at IL m.
The large, elegant and fast Thompson Dean,
W. b. Miller, master, leaves Tuesday at p. m.
for Memphis, Cairo, Louisville and Cincinnati
Capt. John D. Jones presiaes In the Office OF the
Dean.
The superb Katie, in place OF the Robert e.
Lee, leaves on Tuesday, ut 5 p. M. for Vickbburg
and sll mail landings, VIM. Campbell In COM
mand, A. McVay, clerk.
The Bertha due 10 STRIVE. will leave Wednes-
lay az usual, for the Atchafalaya through To
Washington. II. II. Broad master, Theo. John
clerk.
The Era No. 10 Capt. Jaa. Hamilton, Er. j. u.
Schmidt. clerk, due also to arrive, leaves Wednes-
day for SAa Atchataiaya.
The Had River Transportation Com pAny send
out this wsOk 10 Shreveport AID Jefferson. the
Texas. Geo. NJ. KeA, msstArs n. g. Boazman
clerk, Tuesday, the u. r. Duxfee, John Helm.