The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-22

s iui charge Of the office. The Trenton had a
big trip down. .,a su1r. uat;1a
Capt. Charlie Thorn returned from MoDlle
| Monday night
The belle of Red river. the new Lotps. arrived
yesterday morning from Shreveport ana n. neing
| unable TO get her load off In time to leave as ad-
| vertised, goes to-day ut p. M. me Lotus
brought 2oga bales of cotton, every bale OF which
was from Shreveport. Andy. Swain, her plot
reports the Lotus rs handling like top; that
| she IL much faster than was the old Lotus, ana
that she will make tho Maria Louise look to her
| aurels If ever she gets after her.
| Our friend, Virgintus Dentzsl, who gave up
his position as freight agent Of the Mobile Rall.
ag ncy bushes :. and has hung his shingle, out
at IS Natchez str, ct. Mr.. Denzel is an old hand
ut the business having been engaged In it sey,
but he knows how 10. talk, and Will give value
received for his services. Mr. p. has the agency
Of the Arkansas river packet Ashland, leaving
Capt T. r, Muggah has secured the Robt.
Young for an Attakagas packet and will back
The Moliie Moore arrived Yesterday from st.
| Louis and is announced to return to-day.
The light house steamer Alice, whose arrival
| Monday we inadvertently neglected to mention,
yesterday on her return hc eruse up Inc r b0e
day receiving freight. The Louise has in her
e BaSt Abe Is the ei Saturday packet for
| Alexandria an Grand Ecore
Henry Williams was to have left for home
Masscoveil captured mate for the Danube's
bird on ksd river ana sent tn IT 70 9nc for
the boys st they had to let it Co. They say It
was like the bird on the Danube, q very rare
| specimen, and would have been q valuable az
diton to Charlie Thorns collection OF cur1osl-
The COL A. P. Kouns has quit the Attakapas
trade and gone to the bank ho brought r. the
la lapt B sDi informs us that the Bertha will
be ready to leave for the Atchafalaya saturday;
The Cotton Valley in place OF the Willie. lald
over She goes to-day and is receiving for al
points Oh the ouachita through to cam ins,eth
The Independent Ouachita river packet Fan
Gh2n esrf saTn asd be
Fanchon lays at the head of Lafayette street
The ST. Mary arrived and departed yesterdsapy c
She will return to leave Saturday again. one
had good trips both ways.
The splendid passenger steamer John A.
sa Is dons sa ne b t%r as daily
boat to Boanet Carre. The people like both the
boat and her officers. She lays over here on
The John Howard on her way to the .Ouachita,
colided in the Mississippi with the circus boat
Rs n a" seemsr Ashland arrived Tuesday
night with big trip, from the Arkansas. and Is
receiving to return Sa urday, positively. John
A. Williams commands; Mr.. James Ale8ahaef
has charge Of The office. W.T.,
The Natchez will arrive to-night from Vicks-
burg and ret IT, satarday as aspa leaves to-
day at 8 Q. N. for. the upper coast to Bonnet
Care, The Belle is daylight boat both ways
H. E. Harper commands. J. Il. Brou clerk.
! The St. francis Belle leaves daily at 1880 a. ~.
! from Bienvile street for Westwego, running in
connection with the New Orleans and Iexas
nth" The NJ I. line steamer Mary Ida. J. A. Ruiz
i master leaves to-day IS usua. at III d. Ill., lor
: the upper coz st to Ben TureaudS.
The regular tri- weekly coast and Donaldson
vile packet Henry Tete. J. F. Ancoin master,
NJ II. Landry clerk. leaves to da ~ a. T. H.
The New Orleans and Gulf eTransportatio o
Company steamer Ma,tha W. s. Bafs se1s mas u.s.
e q h ag Par Ea ssa'eS mall 10
Th "a. splendid passenger and United States mail
; steamer Frank. Pargoud. J. M White master
Curt Holmes clerk, leaves to-day at 3 D. m, 1oI
i vicksburg. Greenyille. and mail iandlngs. u
D The Tensas and MACON packet Trenton, }. b b
!. Sullivan master. J; Robblns CLERK leaves TO-
'4 The regular Mem phis and bend packet John
:: A. Scudder. J. T. Hicks master, Chas DICKS
''T The & L and n O. packet line steamer Cher
d okee, Geo. Wolf master Andy Byers clerk leaves
ba Ssw 6tean ns and 6uasha Tnspora
q q ton Company's steamer Bastrop Gus Hodg
n master Sim Goodwin clerk leaves Satq y
put out her load at the head OF Lafayette stree,
:; and was then dropped down to the lower land
r. The semi weekly Bayou Lafourche and coass
!. packet Assump ton, 2. A. Charlet master, n: !
I Dupuis and Joe La a. clerks, leaves to-mor
:: The Gulf Transportation Companys steame
>, Alvin, W. r. Scovel master. leaves to-morro'
a. At The n e'' fine steamer John f. Hanna, Fran
tts Bergeron in command leaves TOMORROW at at
8, m. for Baton Rouge and coast landingse Cap
~ L. P Delahoussaye has charge OF the ONCE;
John 4e BOW Brown maser s. s. sreek clerk leave
tomorrow at p. m. Tor Bayou sara.
at Exchange Clippings.
lg Cincinnati Commercial, Nov. 10:
a. The steamer Mink passed down az . o'ci &C
r a. M Yesterday destined for New Orleans. 81
q; is owned by, W, 3. freeman, Esq the we
IS known fire-brick manufacturer OF Freeman n AN
E anded with rebr He 1 re eel coal
rs pipe. stoneware produce, etc, the estimate
a value being $s5 900 The Mink was purchase
". Va for the purpose Of transporting fir
ou brick TO the Southern market. q trade whlt
Capt jenkins bad built up brodd % he tf has wa
80. vived his old acquaintance with his maj
-. Southern frienda and still intends to retain q
'aC trade which he was the originator OF, being q
d; first man that introduced the Western fire. bril-
in the SOUTH Gapt jenkins designs g ea pae
os Of the efR when he The
on the coast The following named gentlemt
the owners 81 the pTT?id u b9 Fasle A.
- Hall ah. ". t. Moore. A. &. Stewart. .,
~ On Friday the steamer Harrison, arrived
Wheeling with barge OF cra 6is o1ro6G q
IRE large shipment is 131 feet long and % feet vic
pm Cincinnati Times:
w. Capt Frank Cakes propeller, Rapid Trans
is approaching completion rapidly and will
ready to leave for the South the first OF we
after next She sits on the water "a as easy ss a;
stream. to a certainty and If she should not {
coed that by five miles, we will be greatly disa
), / pointed, she is bound to create sensation
! the lower Mississippi, where she will .
yes Everything about her is complete and tas
lay ana well arfGangt;u. ro,,r,o1g.ro
Cant John W. Tobn has contracted W
all Ainsiie Cochran & Co., of this city for the
resi. gnes for his new boat building by the He
20 ards. They will be the largest on the river;
ing 42-inch cylinders with 10 feet stroke, hi
, pressure
q Memphis Avalanche. November 20:
n The Belle of Shreveport pa sed down late Y
2 terday without stopping.
The G. 3. Church added 10000 sacks OF corn
a Madrid Bend and came down yesterday ev'
. ing well laden, adding here lot Of stock a
some people. She haI fine trip.