The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-21
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AHnivAta,4--Isabei, Eva, Nstebes. Emma, Der
tha. W. J, Beban.
DspAnrgahs. .Isabsl, Henry Tete. Gov. Alien,
st. John, City Of Alton.
To ARRIVE Isabel, Lover Coast. John Means
AMI barges, A. o. Dopnslly, y. r. sebenek,
Thompson Dean, Ohio, Mary Ida, Blus Wing
No. 8. Upper Coast; Eureka, Assumption, La
fenrghs.
The weather yesterday was clear ami pleasant.
business duh but showing slight improve
ment over Thuraday.
The Bastrop, leaving to4day takes twenty tons
oil Ice to Camden as part Of her freight.
steamboasmsn are wearing smiling faces just
| At this particular time. The near approach Of
| an end TO our political troubles Ia the cause.
They are 10 nearly interested and suffer ~ ma
terislly, If not more, than any other class; and
that they are about reaching that turn In he lane
that lssds them frem bitter past to bright fu~
| ture, they feel jnbilaBt.
The Bart Able leave to-day sure for Alexandria
| and oraud Eeere. Bhe s very popular. because
she is one OF the finest and best managed boats
ever in the trade.
| The Nstcbez leaves to-day, AZ usual. for vioksy
/ burg. The NaseheS connects at Viessbu n with
tbs Psrisot Line for the Yagoo. Tailahatehis and
snnH,wer rivers, and with the Anchor Line for
st. Louis.
The Assumption, Capt. Joe Dalferes, leaving
to-day for The Lafonrehe. goes through 10 TbiBo.
daux.
| Tho City Of Alton, for 1T. Louis, yesterday. had
BIG hogheads sugar, bs barrels moiasses. 60
| cabin passengers and 30 on deck,
! Capt. Henry Harts new and very fine Ohio.
TlVsT passenger Steamer a. J DDuuhily Will be At
the landing this morning receiving TO leave this
8 p. M. for Memphis, Cairo. Louisville aud Gin
elnnAti. Capt. Bars and his chief clerk,
Mr.. Ed. Donhally, discharge their respective dt,s
snd liked.
The y. r. sebenok, due TO srrive this evening.
leaves Tuesday for Cincinnati. J. L. Carter
master, Dick Burns clerk.
Il The Thompson Dean one Of the finest f,asssr,.
ger steamers that ever went 10 the Ohio, leaves
Monday for Cincinnati. Bee advertisement in
another column.
The Emma, having been tinayoidably detained,
failed to arrive until yesterday evening" she
leaves to-day for the Lower Coast going AZ usual
70 Happy Jack. Capt Oliver Canton commands,
M. j. J. Donovan clerk.
The Bertha got in yesterday with fine trip
from Tbs htehstalaya, and will return to-day.
, The steamer W. J. Beban, from Mindep. ar
; rived last evening with splendid trip consisting
in part OF l227 bales cotton, and wh,ls disoharg
, , ing her cargo the larboard spar broke In the.
, centre, and, in falling, struck one Of her CHM
peys, breaking off the npper portion Of il, caus-
log IL TO il. No ons burt.
| We were panied to hear that Capt. wilkinson
was confined 10 bis bed, being anite sick.
The regular tri.weekly daylight Upper Coast
i packet Eva, Louis Ransom master, Norbert Ham
son clerk, leaves this 10 o. m promptly, for tho
The independent sstn'-weslly Coast and
Pla1uemine paeket Blue Wing No. ., leaves to-
+ day al p m. IA. Comstook master. George
!. Woods and Cbas. Dean clerks.
y The feet Bart Able leaves to-day at 5 o. N. for
T Alsxandris and Grand Ecore. Richard ginnott
;. master, Geo. Hamilton clerk
a The Natchez, for Vicksburg and all mail land
/ ings, leaves to-day at D. m. Capt. Ihos. +.
q | Leathsrs in command.
> The regular weekly Coast and Atehaf.iaya
packet Bertha, A. p. Trousdale master. Thee.
John clerk, loayss to-day at D. m.
;. The Bertha takes freight and passengers for
= the Coast.
:. The Now Orleans and Rcd River Transports
!, ton Compapys packet Toxas, Geo. w. Res, mas
IN n xfna In ali laup 4n. Has 81 X
/. m without fai, for Shreveport and oil way land
ngs on Red River.
!. The Carrie A. Thorne, also Of the above COM
pany, leaves to-day at p. m. for Mipdeu. Chas.
= Thorn in command Geo A. Ditton. CLERK.
:, The light-draft steamer Bastrop Gus Hodges,
master. J. r. Mobr, clerk, leaves to-day at u.
q M for Black and ouachita rivers through TO
n Camden.
b lBy Telegraph
BATON HouoE, April 20.--To Hite b Carlin ::
10 Steamer Bertha will arrive at O'Clock D. m.
.. Leave Saturday, as usual, for Opelousss.
9, IT. JOHN, Clerk
- steamer A. o. DoDnally will arrive Friday even
ing, and leave for Louisville aud Cincinnati on
o Saturday, April 81. Ii. y. HAEr, Master.
= - v1cKsngno, April ITO Wayne b Williams:
Il Steamer U. r. schenck will arrive sa nrday eyen-
~ Ing, and leave for Louisville and Cincinnati on
~ Tuesday, April "a. IL. l.. CARTER, Master.
n vfogsBuRe, April 19.-To Douglas h winburn,
O. No. So Natchez street: The q. 4. bchenck will
al arrive Saturday evening" and leave Tuesday, 24th
e J. L. GARTER, Master
EXCHANGE CLIPPINGS.
% An exchange says o ton of cotton seed yields
{ about 700 pounds OK cake or meal, 35 gallons Of
OIL few pounds of lint cotton, some ashes and
other refuse, all OF more or less value. The moal
TX Ia worth t18 per ton, the cake from s2l TO s2b
d. and the crude oil SO cents per gallon. This lab,
ter item has declined four or FIVE cents la value
" during the past two months The oil lie valuable
a so and s % bs and Ss when ,ss.
r. and the cake Is shipped to Europe for stock feed.
But the most important feature OF this yield Ia
the meal, which, 90 fertilizer, s one OF the mos'
ks II Ia n great and constantly increasing demand
oo for In tho growth OF sugar cane and has BE-.
come far more preferable than either guano On
~ bone dust, much In vogue In former years.
% Memphis has four cotton seed oil mills, with a
capacity OF 900 barrels Of Oil day, and during
u tho present season will consume 10000 tens q
es seed.
yicksburg Commercial:
Is Fifty Thousand OF the seventy thousand doiiars
bi necessary has been subscribed toward establish
Ing cotton factory At Natchez.
q q 81. LOUIS. April ls.-the welcome 10
ssa's Lake fspn tie ar a q t
g, aid last ice gorge below S. Paul. A tele
!, gram from Red Wing, from N. B. Hatcher statet
%. that the steamer Minneapolis, from st. Louis
~, entered the lake yesterday morning and would N
VIC through to st. Paul.
sir The Davenport Dem ocraps statement that th
20 Louisa's new engines are OF the locomotive pat
tern, and are tba only engines Of the kind On Iii,
ct, Wi.ni.sippi. il IpteresliDg. ia sav the east
sw CAIRO, april 1.-THE j. M. kellogg passe.
n. on h with q tow Of ice yesterday. The Rayel
re wa well provided with freight thar that oh
n9 here She got her entire carot, hat..srP ~.
~ burg and Shawnes town, which Was little re
~ markable. Her cargo consists Of 200 tons 3
"a bulk and sack corn, pork flour an his. She ha
~ tow. Ihe Alice brown wslked On, s,r a. - III
Loc With good sIzed tow OF coal Yeasrda srnours