The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-23
THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT SUNDAY. DECEMBER 49, 1877
RIVER NEWS.

RIVER NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT.
Sunday. Dec. %. 1877. J
II Arrivals.
Martha. st. John, Era No. 10, Clarksyille Al
chita Belle, St. John.
Departures.
Martha. O. X. Peck Blue Wing No. 8. Oh. John.
ger. Alvin, Henry Tete, Belle, Mary Ida, st.
| John Storm No. Q.
| To Arrive.
=, Alvin, MARTHA lower ceast; Mary Ida. Henry
coast; ASSUMPTION, W. J. Poitevent,, st. Mary,
Latoarehe: Coy. Allen, Ouaehita Belle, .Bayoa
saras J. II; Hanna. vt. John, Baton Rouge ;
Red river Gold Dust, Susie Silver, st. Louis
Wilson, shannon, Quachite; Ii. p. Lee, Yazoo
| Valley. Vieksburg: Katie, Greenville; Themp-
SOP . Dean ,ss JAM .,a ss Howard g Mtmphis ~
fRs Esar 2 Ss y friday night put all the
packets behind CONSIDERABLY, though they slI
| st. Mery, which 81 Gamer had not arrived up TO
dark. She will be- found at the landing this
The H. Yeager had biz trfp for st. Louis;
| the Morgan had also fine trip.
Three iatboats arrived from the, Ohio yester-
|
potatoes In bulk, and EOS bales hay.
The Robert Mitchell was to have left Cincin-
natl yesterday. The Golden Grown leaves Tues
day,
The elegant Thompson Dean will be here to
leave. Wednesday for Memphis and the bends.
| The James Howard follows Thursday.
Stories have been floating around that three
eighths of the Kate Kinney had been disposed
Of at New Orleans u.s., at the pToporton OF $50 900
usually very reliable, kills all the $4,000 stories
BY The following: CAPT. Joe Kinney has sold
Dodd at valuation of $4,000 for the whole
"The reported sale of portion Of the Kate
| ably at this port"
The above. paragraphs, appear in the st; LOUIS
DEMOCRAT Of the 18th and 2oth respeettysly 70
my, as stated by us. and quoted above, Is bona
fk and is duly recorded in the Custom House
The La Belle. unavoidably delayed, arrived
too late to return Yesterday. and the @. II. Dur
fee was sent out in her stead.
| The fleet Katie is the Vicksburg and bend
| packet for Tomorrow.
The s. John l /, - Wednesday at 2 m. for
The Kob. T. Lee, leaving Tuesday connects
at vieksburg with the Anchor line for Memphis
| and St. Louis.
| River Transportation Company announced for
the coming week: Bonnie Lee. Noah Scovell
muster. tomorrow to Minden.
| See special notice to Red river shippers In an
other column.
The Martha and Alvin left for the lower coast
HE es' GheroRe eAi Is II the se and Packet
Companys steamer for Tuesday to the OHIO un-
Byers clerk. The Cherokee is No. boat. and
in charge Of exceedingly clever officers.
;. The New Orleans and Qnaehita TransRorta-
master s. T. GOODWIN clerk, leaves tomorrow
at D. m. for the Ouachta and Bayou Barthoo-
| NEW.
The Era No. 10 not being ready to leave yes
terday for Bout river, lays over to "Wednesday
when she surely If E. eayes c.r Capt Tom Tay
The Simpson Horner, with sixteen boats coal.
arrived yesterday.
Bceuf river trade and leaves tomorrow at 8 p.
M for the Atchafalaya in place of the LESSEE
TAYLOR. Capt. NJ. Kenison IN command, Capt;
Bug. Quatrevaux clerk; Shippers can depend
The ST. Francis Belle leaves daily at 7:45 a. m.
from Bienvlle street for Westwego running in
| Railroad to Donaldsonvtlle.
The Blue Wing line steamer Belle FL. T. Har-
row at a. m, for the upper coast to Bonnet
Care.
The Blue Wing No. j. A. Comstock master
| Messrs Wood and Dean clerks, leaves to- NOR
row at 10 q. m for Donaldsonville and the Ash
land plantation.
The regular semi-weekly Bayou Lafourche
Command Gabe Block clerk, leaves Tomorrow
at 70 a. n. promptly, for, ThfPedaux.
Com pan nss steamer steamer Alvin W. I. sooyel mas
ter. leaves tomorrow at Ia M. and the Martha
w. S. Bassett master, Tuesday at u N. Both
boats go through to Port Eads and carry the
| United States mail.
The Gov. Allen will leave to- morrow at D. m
for Bayou Sara. J. j. Brown master, s. 8. Streck
clerk.
The John II. Hanna leaves tomorrow at D
m. for Plaquemine, Baton Rouge and all eoast
landings iis; o, Fl Bergeron in command. H. b
The Katie, j. W. Tobin master, W. N. Gaines
and ALI Grissom clerks, leaves to-day at
2. p, for Vieksburg and all bend landings te
The semi-weekly Bayou Lafourche packe
Assumption P. A. Chariot master N. q. Dupuis
| clerk, leaves Tomorrow at D. IN. Tor Laur6
Valley.
The Henry Tete, J. F. ,Aucoin master. NJ. H
leave Tuesday at 10 a. m. for the coast ant
Donadsonvile,
The M. I. daily line steamer Mary Ida, J. A.
Ruiz in command leaves Tuesday at 10 a. m
prom pt y for the upper coast to Welham's. :,
The superb Robert, E. Lee, VIM. Campbell
MASTER Messrs, Mcvay and 1,s Cannon ap clerks
The st.. Mary, Joe Dalferes in command E
Nicolle clerk. ieayes Tuesday at 5 D. M fol
the coast and Lafourche
The regular weekly Bayou des Glaizes packet
Trousdale clerk. leaves Tuesday at D. m.
trips to Bayou Sara will leave Wednesday e0A
The Yazoq Valley, for Vicksburg and the va.
ton Company's steamer John Wilson leaves
Wednesday for Ouachita City, carrying the
United States mail.
) by Telegraph
NATcHEz, Dec. ALTO +. J. Winburn. agent
; IS Natcnez street: Steamer Garrett and barges
VIII ''' w. ''' J. K. BOOTH, Master.
Exchange Clippings.
; Cincinnati Enquirer, Dec. 20:
Transit viii leave for New Orleans This morn
i, ing. She takes several barges of produce iI
tow below here
Capt. Alex. M. Halliday goes south On the
Rapid Transit.
Sam Fosner left for New Orleans by rail last
night to take charge OF the engines OF the
Clara 8.
Courier Journal, December 20:
The TWO new boats now being built by the fa-
nous Towards, of Jacksonville, for Capt. Can
non and Capt Tobin, are assuming mammoth
and graceful proportions. They. will no doubt
be the fastest boats ever built, and which vii b
the fastest of the two yet remains to be found
out 1t will. zoe think BIZ a case of nit. a9t
l tbat md uth Yfr