The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-09-05
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Memphis .........- 10
New Orleans o
Shreveport ....... 4 ~
II. Louis ......... j. -
u.s. NELSON GOROM,
Sergeant Signal Service. U. y. a.
Arrivals.
Alvinand Bastrop.
Departures.
Alvin Martha. Era No. 10. Henry Tete. Ella
Hughes Col A. P. Kouns. r. Z. Lee.
To Arrive.
Era No 10 and Blue Wing No. 3. upper coast !:
Alvin Eva, and Martha lower coast; Bonnie Lee
Rouge; Gov. Alien. bayou Sara; Bertha. Ope-
wealth and Glencoe, st. Louis Henry Tete and
Ella Hughes. Donaldsonvile; Willie Attakapas.
Weather warm and showery yesterday.
The Blue Wing No. ,. leaving this 10 Il, M. Is
the only departure to day Tor the upper coast as
far as Donaldsonvllle and the Ashland planta-
The Trenton will be here to leave Saturday for
Tho Martha will arrive this evening. and leave
Tomorrow at 10 a. IN. She has excellent passen-
ger accommodations, and runs on schedule
TIN The Big suntlower from the Atchafalaya. will
The Era No TO- In place of the Mary Ida, will
arrive this evening and leave tomorrow ut 10
d. m. for Ben Tureaud's.
The Texas has been let out Of the Ocean Dock
We are under obligations to the officers of the
Billy Collins and Gus Brill, in particular, Tor
The attention of shippers to the Opelousas is
particularly called to special notice in another
We were mistaken in saying that gil of the
Frank Wizards freight was recovered from the
snnken wharfboat at the mouth of Red river.
There is still small quantity OF freight on
board of her. mostly from Cairo, which VIII be
saved In more or less damaged condition.
The .Bastrop brought fifty-nine packages OF It;
build a warehouse there instead. The wharf
boat was formerly tho Lizzie Hopkins.
been chosen: we are not permitted to mention
his name at present, but when we are 1t Will be
recognized as very familiar one e. an a az Pc
Capt, J. NJ. White arrived in this city last Fri
The rains Of the last week or 50 have inter-
fered with the harvesting Of the rice crop. and
the receipts have fallen off in conseuuence.
gives three feet, with the river falling steadily
The Bastrop, from Ouaehita. arrived, Yesterday.
found only two feet at the mouth. The George
there at last accounts. 1t begins to look very
much as If steamboating to that section was
he Wer BE- Red RVer
Transportation Company, though considerably
troubled. will do everything possible to keep
The new boiler for the Acme arrived here by
the head Of Lafayette street. II Is one-third
The y. 7. schenck.e loading for Memphis,
Cairo, Louisville and Cincinnati, laid over to s
oday when M he RaRbnrd noys
The John ii. Hanna leaves in place of the St
John Fridey for Baton Rouge. james r. Nc
Capt. H. B. Trinidads reliable Willie will ar
rive tomorrow morning and leave Saturday for
Bayou Teehe. g.. 9. o,,,, ,...u o,,ou -
Tho 9. II. .Durfee and Bonnie Lee are both
due from Red River, The Durfee il a nm
command. clerk Is on the landing receiving
freight.
49, opposite the Shippers Press. where strong
force Is busy at work getting her ready for
lie Henry Tete, nn5k lift, tri-weekfy trips to
Donaldsonville, will arrive this evening, .and
return again Tomorrow at 10 u. m. The Tete
makes all coast landings, each way, in daylight
A Cincinnati paper says:
Capt. Walker. of Mobile. has purchased the
Eureka for $4,000, and will run her In the Tom
tween Cincinnati and Frankfort, on the Ken
The sale of the Eureka is still pending and
has not been consummated. us above stated.
The Eva, Tom Taylor master. Capt. John o.
vallette and Ernest Reinha DIT clerks, leaves to-
day at 70 g. M. for the lower coast through
The Blue Wing No. j. A. Comstock master.
leaves this 10 o. m. for Ben Tureaud's Donald
sonyille and the Ashland plaRta ion. Ascension
parish Messrs, Wood and Dean clerks.
The steamer Bastrop, in place of the John II.
Hanna, leaves to-day at 5 D. m. for the Ouachita,
through to Quachita City. carrying the United
States mail. j. w. Blanks commands, Ben Corn
well clerk.
The fine and regular steamer Bertha, H. a.
Broad master. Theo JOHN clerk. leaves to-day
at p. m. for The Atchafalaya. through to Wash
'D The Splendid passenger and United States
mail steamer Frank Pargoud. J. M. White mas
ter. W. N. Gaines clerk, is receiving to leave to-
morrow at b. m. for Vicksburg. Greenville,
Arkopolis and mail landings.
by Telegraph
vrcKsBuRa. Sept, $40 J. ,. Woods \ Co.. 1o4
Common street: Steamer Glencoe will arrive
Thursday and leave for st. Louis SATURDAY.
II. s. CALHOUN. Master.
Exchange Clippings.
81. Louis Times. Sept 2:
The James Howard begins loading for New
Orleans to-morrow to clear "wednesday to be
The Port Eads clears for New Orleans this
morning with three barges Of produce, includ-
&c Capt Geo. Rea Of the New S Orleans and Red
river trade was in the city yesterday.
John .. Lehmer. formerly clerk Of the Susie
beer bottling business at st. Louis to take
charge of the steamer DeSmet
The Kate kinney was IL expected She will re-
The Grand Lake. Capt Toms leaves early
with three barges, $4,000 bushels corn. etc. She
this side Of Ste Genevieye and return to 1 ths
port, the Eads going back to New Orleans. ~
The II. G Yaeger refused q large amount Of
morning for New Orleans
Cincinnati Times: The planking Of Capt.
FRANK J. Oakes' new propeller, will be com
pleted next week. She is u model OF strength
and beauty Mr., Arthur G. Moore. has her ma
chinery nearly ready to put aboard.