The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-25
RIVER NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMO GRAFT.
Tuesday. Dec 10, 1871.
Arrivals,

and barges, w. j. Behan.
Departures.
isabel. Alvin. Blue Wing No. 8, W.. J. Pete rite
vent. Col. a: 7. kpuns. La Belle. Ba5fpp, VII
lie. Katie. Silver City, Assumption, D. IT, Hanna |
To Arrive.
Martha Isabel, Alvin lower coast Belle; Blue
Wing No. 3. upper eoast; Assumption 80. Masfiy,
WV Poitevent Lafqureh4e Coy ae nab vua Paina
Ruuge; Mary Houston, Cnoinnat Aexan ni ,is.
Kate Kipney Red ri Dp Wiz Wdoh pun fsn MGle
Dean. james Howard, Nemphis Frank Par
A pleasant change In the weather has taken
place. There was hardly any, fog Sunday night,
ana yesterday was be i d ~ vav o shin
menus reeeipts heavy The lower landing is
Blocked while the same, may be said Of the ",
deep In mud. The John n. Hanna could find
no room below, and had to, land at Poydras
Es aSa ba9 wa" u 0t pon Of Re
cargo was hauled away before she could finish
The Cherokee arrived yesterday with full
load. the finest down trip Capt. Wolf says ne
eyer bad shs returns Y, toaay wh,,e iyl1g IA 81
landing, ran into the Cherokee. smashing her
'' The John W Garrett. with three barees, ar
Tbb a hun Of the bark George Gehrist has
been fixed up for bu Tx grain barge. to be used
was at the landing yesterday receiving q lot Of
Sucked corn, which Is to be transferred in bulk
The john Howard ? G. Montgomery IN com e! 4 !,
BIZ s.ss o the A be Hogaa qda ~ w AZ he
head OF Gravier street and is receiving to leave
today Ct p n f9r &c Camden 9ld dlraeti arrival
Yesterday with another big load. and returns
today sure; liza. ,,o,. taro, Earn had 80, mr.
rived nj when Re we lett the landing. She was ex-
peeied every moment and will return this morn
ffhe Gold Dust was also behind, and will be
found ut the landing this morning receiving. to
leave Tomorrow for Memphis. Cair9 and q st. st,
steamer. e an independent boat i, snd is worthy,
II sygy May 2 od 9 I %ree q The
The Shannon had q fine trip IN from the Qua
chita. and lies at the lower landing.
The G. X. Peck did not return TO the coast
yesterday. and Capt Haney says she Is at the
service Of any one who wants No. business
The Silver City left yesterday for the upper
coast, under the command Of Capt Hanson
late Of the Peck From Lights before Us n;, ne t
The Trenton. from the ,Tensas and Macon, ls
receiving for q return trip. to leaye tomorrow.
m49. J. u L. he and i Darling clerks
Capt. Pepper telegraphs to Geo Roots that
The THOMPSON Dean will arrive Christmas
morning with 37oo bales cotton 1l,ooo sacks
eThe Howard left Helena Thursday, with 1900
bales cotton. The Thompson Dean added no
eY The Era No. 10. leaving to. morrow is the only
boat to Bceuf river. the Willie having been
Withdrawn.
Bartholomew, and lays at the head Of Custom
house street.
The, new Mary Houston, one Of the finest
boats built In many years, will arrive this even
dharlie and ELLIOTT Miller, are On the Houston:
hs es p saa viii Tp G Ct e ng
from Memphis and return to Q, morrow.
tan The New nts sss ana a Rs e pgnne ss
Capt. Noah seovell to Minden; ". J Behan,
Capt de9 Wilt9soa !? Soq Y nn. r
Cane river and the Kate Kinney. Capt. Joe
Dodd, 70 Shreveport and Jetfersen. They will
send also on and t Dawn 'e ppe Red sye
The. ct. Francis Belle leaves daily ct TAP a. m
from Btenyile street get ar Weswago running run IN
RaIfoad to Donaldsonvile.
The Blue Wing line steamer Belle leayes to-
e eay The Belle ef is dafgb boat both Ways
Ii. j Harper commands. J. 2, Brog clerk. - -
Bbr he 9a j. r u coast 81 IS~afd
kieole clerk, leaves to-day at 10 Il. M going
fh He Henry Se Tete, J. r. Aucoin master, NJ H.
Landry clerk. leayes today at 10 a. m. for the
coast. Donaldsonvie and Lateurehe.
S,om ne nvw steamer Martha w. Bassett mas
ter. o. Legier clerk leaves this II IN. promptly
II The y R i,, q. Lee, VIM Campbell master
Mr. A, MeVav in charge Of the office. leaves this
b, m, as usual for Vcksburg and all mail
psIhe st. Mary. Joe Dalferes in command, i.
NcoIle clerk, leaves to-day at .. N. for
the. coast and Lafourehe, through to Laurel
The, Cherokee is the O. L. and N. 0. Packet
steamer f2r to ,,ao VII r. the qhe
Flyers clerk. The Gberoke9e is No. boat, and
charge q eTfssedns efv n 2e, maaer
p. Trousdale clerk, leaves today ut . .. m
for Bayou des Glaizes. :, ...,
st. John. j. 7. McElroy master, leaves to -mor-
The New Orleans and Gulf Transportation
'Oompany's steamer Alvin, W.T. Iseovell mas
Ger, leaves tomorrow ut 70 m. for Port Eads.
The Blue wing viii arrive this evening and
leave as usual to morrow at 10 q. m.
The ouaehita Belle. due last night from
Bayou Sara, will leave again to-morrow ct +.
m her reg d9y oD whS Mass ta ce 9hn
The New Orleans and Ouaehita Transporta-
ton Q9mpanys United States mail os steamer
morrow promptly for Ouachta City
The regular weekly ", Viessb pt a., and aazoo
o ssSasi f as oe xafs w s
The new and very fine steamer CLARA s. W
Wsnze master. Lew Rice and June Dunbar
fail, for, the ouachta and Bayou Bartholomew y
Freese clerk. leaves to morrow positively at t
y. m. for Black and Bruf rivers.
a The Thompson Dean. J. II. Pepper master,
Frank Beck Jr clerk leaves tomorrow, as
usual, nj 8 p. m for Memphis and the bends.
The towboat J, W. Garrett, with three barges.
arrived from Cairo yesterday, with q large trip,
part Of which was bl7 bales cotton
The steamer shannon, from Eldorado. ar
rived last evening and had as cargo $3.50 bales
cotton, 40s sacks cotton seed and 80 sacks seed
cotton,
The Maria Louise arr we'd on tlme, with a
splendid trip from Shreveport She had l4sa
bnIes cotton, 100 sacks cotton seed, 3oi sacks oil
cake q lot cattle and sundres.
The steamer w. ]. Behan from Minden
reached her wharf last evening with 1853 bales
cotton.
Steamer Mollie Moore will arrive Tuesday
night LOU ALLEN Master,