The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-10-24

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Sergeant Signal Service. U. &. A.
Arrivals.
Alvin. Ouachita Belle. w. J. Behan.
Departures.
Martha. Alvin. Mary Ida, H. r.. Lee. Big sun.
Hover John Howard. Alexandria. City Of
TO Arrive.
Martha Isabel. Eya, Alvin, lower coast: Blue
Bane "a aa y MARY gb iaa ppger coast Gov Allen
Thompson Dean. Areyle; John A. seudder'
Ashland. and. Warner with barges ST. Louis
Yee gryaarGy ra Sohn wilson Ohio river Frank
n Weather clear st and very pleasant
Tho "; j, Behap had fine trip from Red
II the John Wilson arrives In time she will
ie aye Saturday bnrlas.! for the opaehita.
wharf. head Of Common street, this morning.
and VIII leave positively this evening as adver-
The John A. seudder will also be at the land
Ing this morning with q splendid trip.
VI the future movements of the Thompson
, nea We G Gan say nothing positive though We
There Is no doubt however. that comp omiEe
and partial sale Of the Dean has been effected
own the controlling interest nor can we saw
whether or not she will leave to-day as adver,
esea fh9Ra ag 1t Is M asserted th1 she VIII and
arrangements made, whatever they are. viii
not Interfere with the crew tof the Dean at
The. firm Of Wayne & Williams has been dis
solved, O. g. Wayne being the successor. See
The Willie, Gus. Hodge in command. is re-
ctelving to leave tomorrow at p. IN. for the
= 4. The Bee. from st. Louis, due yesterday, has
!. The Texas. Geo. W. Rea in command. is the
Saturday. r y packet h,r for Shreveport, d. -
Able will arrive to leave SATURDAY. for Aexa ne
dria and Grand Ecore.
me Bertha will also arrive to leave Saturday
The he. Thompson Deane has the Fair Plays
Geo. England had retired from business on q
competeney In answer to questions on the
teney. Mr.. England EN- phatically denies that be
has retired FROM business. He is still running
the old stand at the French Market. where the
me Onachttn Belle for a!l coast and town
landings to Bayou Sara, is tho regular packet
The Frank Pargoud for Greenville and the
bends. leaves to- morrow as usual
Ra The John d Hs q leaves Friday for Baton
!, The Blue Wing No. 3, leaving this 10 a. M. is
the only departure to- day for the upper coast
:as iar as Donaldsonvlle and the Ashland plan
~ The s., John leaves for Baton Rouge next
Capt. John J. Brown will, in a few davs have
packet 70 run to Bayou Sara in connection
with the Coy. a lien. and to leave on the alter
nate 4 days, Wednesdays, and Saturdays. Capt
The st. Francis Belle leaves daily at 80 a. m.
from Bienville street for Weswego. running in
Railroad to lDonaldsonpilie
=. Inc Eya John TAYLOR master. N. Barrois and
Ernest Reinhardt clerks leaves to day ut 10 d.
the anna fhr., ,yI - D.. IT,
The Blue Wing No. 3 J. A. Comstock master.
leaves this 70 Q. m. for Ben Tureauds, Donald.
parish. Messrs. Wood and Dean clerks.
The Ouachita Belle, John O. Libano master. |
John E. Mossop and John, aeichard clerks,
The Yazoo Valley. +. n. Parisot in command.
John Z. Hall clerk. leaves to-day at $ D. M for,
Flekspurg and the AGO. taking freight for all
The New Orleans and Red River Transporta-
ton Company United States mail packet w. j.
Hehan, Geo. Wilkinson master. Eug. Barrow
clerk, leaves to-day at y. IN. for Shreveport
The Martha will arrive this evening. and
leave tp.morrow for the lower coast ut u m
The Alvin will also arrive this D. m. from the
lower eonst. and return o-morrow at 1890 a. IN.
: The trf-weekly coast DonaldsonviIe and
Lafourche packet Henry Tete will arrive this
evening and return tomorrow, as usual at
The passenger and United States mail steamer
u
Holmes clerk, is receiving to leave to- morrow at
? p. n. for Vicksburg. Greenville and all mail
The M. l. daily line packet Mary Ida. J. A.
Ruiz In command, Is receiving to leave to-mor-
ROW T, for the upper coast to Ben Tureaud's.
Scudder. J. Frank Hicks master, Charles DIX
clerk leaves to. morrow, at p. M. for vicks-
burg. Memphis and Bend landings.
by Telegraph
VICKsBURG Oct, 23.-To Janney & Work 1oG |
street. Will leave Dp1ta at IN ~,
with 1900 bales cotton and 5000 sacks cotton seed
leave L. Thursday as usual, for Vicksburg Green
j. NJ WHITE.
Captain Steamer Pargoud.
Exchange Clippings.
cincinnati Enquirer. Dot. Gil
The new steamer Clara s. made her trial trip |
yesterday. and handled well. She is advertised |
g leave Monday for the lower Mississippi and and
New, Orleans; Capt VIM. Wenzell commands,
md ID Mr.; Lew Rice does the honors of the Office.
with good start. On her retul here she will |
l new cotton guards put on, and leave here
. The louisville Commercial says: Accord
ing 70 the terms of agreement. the pooling ar
OF the st. Louis and New Orleans
question from all that we can learn, there
are some good things in this pooling of the
business. but the probability is that If It is re-
Z Is claimed that while this system Of boating aeA IS
ldsyl dpls " me bOatS directly In the st. Louis
and New Orleans trade. that 1t Is greatly injur-
lnE the commerce of st. Louis. and it is gene
rally admitted d that Cincinnattf has made CON
siderable inroad on the Southern trade of st.
LOUIS LOUIS during the past, year, or eyer since the
POOLING system was introduced at ST. Louis
boats promptly rs advertised. while the st.
Louis z boats would lie from day to day until
eyed that st. Louis has lost great deal of the
Southern trade in consequence" 'i '"o
[St. Louis Republican, Oct. aol
The rainy weather continues both here and
throughout the Northwest. There will "I ha
,lenty of water from this on There Is now ue
hrse feet large in the Illinois river to Nanas
md rising slowly. The Missouri is stationary
With feet inches to Kansas City. The pnngoo |
marks feet inches and river rising SLOWLY at
his port with fe.t large out to Cairo fbe |
lllsslsslppi is rising FROM st. Louis all the way
lp; feet TO Louisiana. 4 feet inches above r. |
leokuk. The board at Montrose shows a rise I