The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-10


| liz: Eiys. Upper C6ast. 81. John. Baton Rouge.
Yesterday was clear and very pleasant,
lIusness dali. oil The departures had light
| trips. ,,,..
| there YES 10 be another packet In The Coast aud
aud Lafourehe trade within She nest few days.
| We heard nlso Of two other changes thai we
are not authorized tp tssntion 70. ne present.
| The Blue Wing No. D, one 81 The best Coast
packets In the trade, Ia receiving to-day to leave
10 morrow nj Ia in. for flsanetnine. The Blue
Wing IL a semi. weekly packet. VIII go 70
trade perm permanently. Capt. Arthur Constoe4
commands, Geo. Woods and Charles Dean
| clerks.
The saady No. ., II. II. Bfesdd, master. ]. D.
| aebmitt elsth having changed from Saturdays.
leaves ts.tnofrow al D. M, and every Wedness
| 1ay Thereafter, for Washington and ell landings
on the Atohafalasa and the coast
The Bertha, changing from Wednesdays lays
o. nj. for the coast and the Atohafslasa A. T.
| Trenadas In command, Thee. John eletk,
| The frank Pargoud, from Aftop,lis. will DO at
| The landing tomorrow morning receiving TO
leave Thursday ~ usual
| The pnnelual tri.weehly daylight Upper Coast
packet Eva leaves tostnorr9w. ~ Usual, nj ~
i. IN, The trweshly Lower Coast packet Emma
| leaves 30. morrow At y. m, Tor Happy JACKS
Oliver Canton. tr, master, u. -! Denoyah clerk
| The Charles Morgan. Capt. Albert htein. ar
rived sunday night from Cincinnati with big
freight aud The largest passenger Tip she eye,
brought TO this port. evety room a being peoapisu
| at & D. m. Harry Htei1. wac IL never 30 happy
| ~ when he IL full Of business. is her Efficient
alsfh. and is ready 10 let ont few choice tooms
that lie manage somehow OF other to keep always
| on hand.
| Fan rim Jefttps.-Nest Monday week, the 9Jh
inss the II. II, Lee will make All excursion to the
jetties, in the service of charity. Preparations
| are being made TO make The trip good one as
well M successful one. Tickets for the trip are
metz faaav Hce The ndve ttaeturnt In another
| part Of this paper.
HEAVY roaa BneH,rrs.= Sherlock Nor.
gan, Garrett, Baker and Yasgef, arriving sunday
| aud yesterday, brought Ia their eafgtes 81, 65G
| sacks corn.
The Assumption Capt. Joe Dalfsres, leaves
| this D, nj for ponaldaonyille and the Lsourehe.
! saTbe superb aud aeet Hebt. ID. Lee. Whi, Camp
| bell master. MesHts. ,MaeVay and Mossdp clerks.
leaves Ills y. m, az usttal, for baton Rouge.
Batea sara. Natehes Vitksburg and all mail
| landings.
uapt tom Taylot's through HpaF river packet
| Htella Hloek leaves to-day NJ y. m. for Point
Jefferson, taking freight for all points on Black
| river.
The Thos. Sherlock. Lew Hates master. known
from et,e shd Of the river TO the other as one III
| the fastest. finest, safest aud best PASSENGER
steamers that ever run 10 the Ohio leaves TO day,
| .ure, at d. n, for Memphis Cairo. Louisville
and Cincinnati Mr.. NJ. L. virdsn. an aeooinmos
dating aud attentive clerk. has charge Of the
| office.
The splendid and very fast John II. Hanna, Of
| tho New Orleans aud Oaaehita Transportation
Company, leaves Tomorrow nj p. m. tie place OF
| The 0usBhita BELIEF, ~ 4 regular weekly packet
/ 10 Onaghita City. Capt. j. w. Blanks commands.
| Capt. Joe Holmes clerk.
The Dol. A. L. Koans, Of the New Orleans and
Red River transportation Company. leaves TO.
| morrow, Al 8 y. M. without fail, for Shreveport
| and Jefferson. M. II. Kouns master, Isaac
| Kouns clerk.
The steamer John II. Hanna, from oaaehita
City. arrived last evening with fair trip.
| IBy Telegraph
| MEMPHIS, April \. @ TO Wayne h Williams /
Tho steamer Mary Houston will arrive Thursday.
and leave f,r Louisville and Cincinnati on satuf-
| day, April 14th. CHAs MILLER Master,
ktoNnoe April e.--To A. Bttton, 10 dravief
asreet. The steamer Cotton Valley will arrive
Tuesday night. and leave saturday. ta.b inst, for
| Camden. J. W, GA LION, Master.
| pntH1, April D.4-'lo Lord H. MePeake. VIII
commence receiving freight. will arrive TO Leave
'"''''' '' j. b. SULLIVAN,
Steamer w. j. Poitsyent.
| EXCHANGE CLIPPINGS.
| sr t,outs, April 7.-=The Grand Republic At
rived from Now Orleans ut A. IN. yesterday.
| having made the run from port TO port In va
| days aud fifteen hours, besides doing heavy way
| business aud losing fifteen hourH in tho fog.
she brought cabin full Of people. MI OF whom
| speak IN tho higheet terms OF Capt ThorweEab
| and his associate officers Tho Grand Republic
| F.as' iat ias .
atenmsrs and bareea from tbia port will Lake
n large quantity OF coal TO the Yellowstone aud
ailIf nraya v.rv yalnabla far the nae of ateam.
| baa,s Witbont This there wouId be n greater
gam,sns far cord. wood tban eoula ba rnunIied AZ
thirty to FORTY steanern nre expected to BIO con.
stanfly emnloved.
TIRE NEW a.rpAapn ponr EAna...-.rbis ia the
| mama Inn bas been nainted ON Tho pilot-bouse of
tha M i.onis large t,ompanv's new tow. boat for
The Nav l,tIenns trade. instead of Eeypt as pre.
viouslv intendad she was lot into shs water M
| M.dtsn, an Wadnesaay n Ia helieyaJ aha will
| bs tha bnat taw.boaf On tho Misaissinni. Her
| cylinders are az inches in diameter by fett
| sirola Alfhough a wooden boat her sylinder
"tin,hsrs. NJ. ~ iron as ia niso har ani manaO an
| w. ~ 800 ~. ~ -