The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-06-04
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~Bel0w hlgn wafer marx OF 1874.
NELSON dOB0M, Serg't. Gig. Der. u. q. A.
ARR1vALs-Isabel, Eureka, Col. A. 2. Kouns,
Mary Ida.
To ARR1vE-Henry Tete, Assumption, ella
Hughes. Lafourche; A. o. Donnally, Mary Hous-
ton. Cincinnati: Kobt Young, Blue Wing No 9,
Bayou Sars; II. L. Lee, Vicksburg; J. II. Hanna,
Bastrop, Cotton Valley, Ouachita; @. H. Durfee,
Red river: Lsssie Taylor. Atohafalaya; Tom
The Billy Collins, M. Mcsweeney master. J.
Wise clerk, leaves to morrow at .. m from the
head Of Harveys Canal, for Grand Isle, return.
ing Thursday and leaving again Saturday
Capts. Beatty and Wise have made ample prepa-
rations for the entertainment OF guests at their
hotel, and have determined to make this season
the NEST brilliant in its history.
Don't forget that the Blue Wing No. ia the
regular 10 a. m. aidewheel daylight packet for
the upper coast to-day.
The steamer Martha makes an excursion TO the
jetties leaving this evening. Bee advertisement
in another part OF this paper
Capt. Henry Harris new and fine Ohio river
passenger steamer A. o. Donnslly will be here TO
leave for Cincinnati next Wednesday.
The Mary Houston is also on route, and will
leave here for the Ohio Saturday, the oh inst.
The Red River Tfanspor tation Company an.
nounce the following departures for the coming
week: Dawn, Capt. Ohas Truslow, Wednesday,
TO Shreveport and Jefferson; o. II. Durfee Capt.
Wallace MoOhesDey Saturday, to Shreveport.
The Dawn will be ready to receive freight to-day.
Geo. Lord still retains possession OF that valu-
able package he found on Gravier street a few
days ago. and our notice OF the find still remaiss
unpaid. "'Tis true, and pity It's Ills true"
A week or more ago the press OF this city
stated that an inspection had been made Of the
harbor station and the conclusion reached to put
new building In its stead. Gan il be that the
matter has been forgotten or are those In charge
waiting for IL 10 fall to pieces to save the expense
Of tearing IL down. Seriously. this building and
the wharf In front OF ID 10 reflection on the city
II 10 an ugly sight. and is besides dangerous
trap to those having business about It. 1t should
receive immediate at tenton.
The ut. John leaves to-day, az usual, for Baton
Rouge. The denizens OF the Coast have become
40 accustomed to the movements Of this boat
that they would ~ soon expect TO see the Gun
fall to rise ss for the st. John TO fail TO arrive
depart on time.
The tri-weeky cosst Donadsonvile and Ash
land Plantation, Ascension parrish, side.wheel
steamer Blue Wing No leaves to-day promptly
at 10 q. m, J. A. Oometock in command Measrs.
Woods, Heno and Dean clerks. The Blue Wing
puts out all freight In the day time.
The semi weekly coast and Baton Rouge
packet st. John, Frank Bergeron master, j. u.
Bergeron CLERK, leaves to-day at 8 p. m.
The Gov; Allen will leave to-day at ?. m.
Tor Bayou Sara and all mail landings j. j. |
Brown master, s. 8. Streck clerk.
The Eureka in place of the Trenton, arrived
yesterday from the Lafourohe, and returns to-
day as usual, going through to Lookport. Capt. |
y. 2. Terrebonne commands, L. A. Darling and
II. d. Terrebonne clerks.
The sem-weekly Bayou Lafourche packet |
Henry Tete, j. Il. Aucoin master, M. ii. Landry |
clerk, leaves to-day at 8 p. m.
The Robert d. Lee will leave tomorrow for |
vicksburg and all mail landings. Capt. william |
Campbell In command, Mr.. A. McVsy in the
Office, assisted by Capt. John Mossop.
Lafourche packet Assumption, P. 4. Charlet
master, N. q. Dupuis and Joe Lagroue clerks,
leaves tomorrow at y. m.
Capt. Joe Dalferes' light draft steamer Ella
Hughes leaves to. morrow at p. m. for the La
fourche through TO Lockport. Mr.. Il. II. Alba
has charge OF the office.
The New Orleans aud Ouachita Transportation
Oompanys United States mail steamer John II.
Hanna Tin place OF the Ouachits Belief, j, W.
Blanks master, Joe Holmes clerk, leaves We'd
nosday, as usual, for Ouachita City.
The Lesse Taylor, in place Of the Sandy No. O.
y. II. Broad master, Eug. QuaHevaux clerk,
leaves Wednesday for the Atohafalays. A clerk
will be found at the head Of Bienvle street, re-
ceiving freight.
EXCHANGE CLIPPINGS.
ST.. LOUIS, June 1.-The Pool line meeting yes-
terday afternoon was well attended. The resuts
accomplished. IL any, are matter of privacy and
can only be judged OF by subsequent events.
did previously that the Grand Republic will begin
loading this morning for New Orleans, Memphis,
Vicksburg and all intermediate landings.
The Warner was to arrive last evening wind
permitting, with 67C0 bales Of hay, an immense
shipment IN two barges and was to hitch on q
barge load OF bulk corn rs 900 bushels and leaves
Tor new orleans this morning.
st. Louis correspondence Cincinnati CONNER
cisl, May 81:
The Grand Republic and Commonwealth begin
loading for New Orleans tomorrow and the Pool
Line may be considered busted" The mana
gers held another meeting to-day, but failed to
accomplish anything. :
The new towboat Port Eads raised steam to. {
day and tested her steel boilers She leaves for
New Orleans on Saturday.
CINCINNATI, June 1.-Capt Vnt, Sbinkle has .
closed contract with G. r. Dumont for the
machinery Tor Capt. Ii. II. browns new Cincin-
natl and New Orleans passenger steamer Golden d
Crown. now building at the Marin, Ways, to be
completed in time for the fall trade. She will ,
have pair Of cylinders 10 inches in diameter. ?
with feet stroke, and a battery Of three boilers !
81 inches IN diameter and 70 feet long, contain
ing ten-nch dues each. and shaft 10 inches in 3
she journal, working buckets IS feet in length.
with hanges. a
The y. p. schenck arrived from New Orleans c
yesterday afternoon. She made the run to q
from New Orleans in ten days, and +
. The following list OF old boats is compiled by u
Dapt Handian for the Enquirer from log kept | =
y Capt. Joseph Pierce and sons, Underwriters L
The list will be published in alphabetical order.
md gives the place and date of building ton.
mage and where lost, and whether high or low
pressure:
LETTER r.
Providence, Kentucky river, 1918, tonnage $50
ow pressure, lost six miles above New Orleans NJ
.oaa, fost Boy Louisville. 1918, tonnage 23l,
worn out 1924; Perseverance, Cincinnati 1878 |
Sonhage ., sunk near New Madrid 1920; Paragon, =
Jlnei s 1879 tonnage 1885, low pressure worn o.
,ut isze; resident Pttsburg, 1924. tonnage 800, q
,i into the bank below Louisville and sunk; y
,h@nix, Pitsburg, 1898, tonnage 400 worn out n
SaS plttsburg and st. Louis packet Pittsburg. c.
sts tonnage so1 l burnt 1877 Pttsburg, At
.lMspurR. 1873, tonnage 1888 worn ont | tv
s27; Pennsylvania, Pittsburg. 1898 ton. Sc
, age lO7, worn out 1927; Pilot, Bsbone, g..
S25, tonnage $50, sunk between Cairo and at SC
.ouis: Paul Pry, Bigbone, 1885, tonnage GO. W
onnage 100. still living and waving a mast ~ ~
ringing wood across the Lake Pontchartran to s.,
lew Orleans; Patriot Cincinnati. 1895, TONNAGE tn
., worn out; Pioneer. Cincinnati, 1885, tonnage CT
Ou, worn out at CINCINNATI 1880; Phebus Gin Sc
nnati, 1925, tonnage so, burnt at the foot of NJ
roadway, Cincinnati, 1884; Planter, Cincinnati Or
s25, tonnage -, low pressure, abandoned, 1884, ne
anl Jones' Beaver, 1920 tonnage $780, worn out i Tt