The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-06-26

DEpAaruREs- Isabel, Blue Wing, Robt. Young,
Henry Tete, st. John, Coy. Allen.
To AREIvE:-Etia Hughes, Assumption, L. e
fourche; 4. 9. Yseger, st. Louis; Era No. 10,
Hams, Ouachita; Texas, Red river; Tom Parker,
a foe.
res and heat were unevenly divided on
.aer Se, sli ii the dscharging OF the Golden
fule and 4. " Of the latter.
The Z. III. horton left last night for the Ohio
with the Cotton Valley and some empty bsrges
The La Belle makes her last excursion next
Sunday, going to Oak Grove. After her Fourth
Of July trip to Donadsonville she 10 to take the
4 Gov. Aliens place In the Bayou Sara trade, the
Gov. Allen laying up for repairs. u,o saba. A.
sumption leaves TO day at p. m. for the CUR OF
Mexico by way Of the bayou. This excursion has
been gotten up by Capt. Charlet for the pleasure
OF bis friends and patrons, and the pleasure is
to be found in travelling on good boat with
agreeable officers, good fare, and three days
enjoyment of salt air, fishing and the finest OF
/ bathing The Assumption will consume six days
on this trip, returning up the bayou from Lock-
port Monday, arriving here MONDAY night, and
leaving Tuesday again, as usual. for the La
fourche. See special notice in another part OF
this paper.
The Martha will be at the landing to-day, re-
ceiving to leave to morrow at IL m. tor the lower
Barrels in the Office. Ospt. Bassett has given
the Martha q thorough cleaning up, repair and
painting, and has her now in splendid order. Her
texas has been turned into saloon, an upper row
OF berths added to the ladies' cabin, and efforts
made to make her passenger accommodations as
fine and as comfortable as are TO be found on the
river. After this week the Martha will change
her trips, running under new schedule, due
announcement OF which will be made in the
Capt Sullivan has been induced by his patrons
) on the Tensas and Macon to make another trip,
and telegraphed yesterday that his packet would
leave here Tuesday, July 3.
this paper that the Eureka will make an excur-
sion to the Gulf by the way Of Bayou Lafourche,
leaving here Thursday, July 9th. Capt. Terre-
bonnie is making liberal arrangements for the
accommodation OF his guests, and promises one
of the pleasantest excursion trips ever made.
The Eureka will leave her wharf at p. M. and
Donaldsonville at daylight, 30 as to reach the.
Bayou before dark.
The Blue Wing No. 8 will arrive this evening,
and return tomorrow, as usual, for the upper
coast.
The Golden Rule arrived yesterday from the
Ohio, and is receiving to return tomorrow, going
through to Cincinnati. She is an excellent boat
to travel on, and Ia commanded by Capt. 0. ?.
Shinkle, Mr.. W. 4R.....snaw clerk.
The ELik Hughes. leaving to-day for the La
fourcne, will extend her trip to the Gulf. Capt.
Da2sres intends to make one more trip to the
&EUiI Oh JD6 lftu Julfs
we are under obligations to Cspts. Charlet,
Dalferes land Terrebonne for an invitation to
participate In their respective excursion trips,
and are more than sorry thst we are unable to
accept.
The Billy Collins, NJ McSweeuey master, J.
Wise clerk, leaves tomorrow at 8 Q. m. from the
head OF Harvey's Canal. for Grand Isle return.
ing Thursday and leaving again Saturday at 4
p. m.
,fourche packet Assumption, P. A. Oharlet mas
ter, N. 2. Dupuis and Joe Lagrone clerks, leaves
The superb and feet Robert E. Lee, VIM. Camp
bell master, Messrs. McVay and Mossop clerks.
leaves this .. M, as usual, for Baton Rouge,
Bayou Sara, Natchez, Vicksburg and all mail
landings.
Capt. Joe Dslferes's light draft steamer Ella
Hughes leaves to-day at p. m. for the Lafourche
through to Lockport. Mr.. r. e. Alba has charge
The New Orleans and Rsd River Transporta-
tion Company steamer Lotus No. 8, D. D. Dan.
mails master, Joe Dodd clerk, leaves tomorrow
for Shreveport and Jefferson.
The John 81. Hanna, of the New Orleans and
.Ouachita Transportation Company, leaves to-
morrow at p. m. lin place of the Ouchita Belle),
for 0uachita City. Capt. ]. W. Blanks COM
mands, Capt. Joe Holmes clerk.
The Leslie Taylor, in place of Sandy No. 2,
Fl. Il. Broad master. Eug. Quatrev.ux and J. B.
Schmidt clerks, leaves tomorrow at p. m. for
the Atchafalaya.
tBy lelegrapD.I
DELFT, June 25.-To Lord g. McPeake: By re-
quest of shippers Poltevent will leave July 8
positively. Arrive Tuesday night;
Master Steamer w. J. Poitevent
EXCHANGE CLIPPINGS.
PITTspURd, June 22.-Capt. j. B. Eads, OF ietty
fame, is here looking after his dredge boats,
which will be ready to launch in two or three
weeks.
CIro1NNArI, June 23-Ths Washington corra-
spondent Of the Cincinnati Gazette presents the
following as the result Of the civil service exam
nation of Supervisor Fehrenbatch. who was
lately appointed to supersede Capt. Devinney in
the Pittsburg District
Maximum, 100; necessary to appointment, 70.
Voting for Stanley Matthews 100
Standing as labor reformer. ............ 100
MoIanty'.'.'''. '......'.........".. ...lUO
honesty. ......................1 100
Standing "a cooper 100
knowledge OF river steamboats,. ...... oil
knowledge OF other kinds of boats ....... oil
Average fitness for Supervising Inspector. TIA
Endorsements "Appoint."
Capt. Alex. +. Power, formerly of the steamer
Louisville, is now one Of the firm of j. a. Covert
~ Co., commission merchants, AZ West Front |
street, Cincinnati.
The Hotspur and barges are loading at GRAY. |
Vile, on the Wabash, 1000 sacks corn and 1000 |
barrels meal for New Orleans.
Capt. Chas. ID. Arthur was SO unfortunate yes
terday as to lose lot OF papers, including sew.
eral promissory notes. out Of his coat pocket. |
They are OF no value only to Capt. Arthur.
The Frank Willard has gone to Irontop where |
she will be repaired and perhaps sold. She sent |
home over 5000 while down South.
Capt. 8. II. Parisct and wife are in Louisville
The Cherokee will commence loading Monday
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