The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-07

| Above low Changes.
! water. Rise. Fall.
| Feet. Inch. Inch. Inch.
Augusta" 10 0 ~
UalrO, lll........... " "
| Cincinnati ........ n 9 ID y
keokuk go. IL
Louisville. ......... u
memphis ......,... ~ v W
n ishville .......... s U
! lew Orleans. ..... 0
Pltt5burg. s......~. u ~
shreveport. IL 10 o
St. Louis ......... IL o
aBelnw high water mark OF 1874
NELSON GOROE, sergk Big. Ser. y. s. A.
ARRIVALS Isabel, Blue Wing No 3. AS
sumption, Ouaohita Belle, Root. Mitch ell,
Bonnie Lee, Bertha.
DEPARTURES. Label, Mary Ida, Ssrainole,
Ella Hughes, X. Il. Lee. Stella Block, w. j..
Po1ievent. Assumption. Golden Rule.
To AuE1vE Blue Wing No 8, Mary Ida,
| Upper Coast; Assumption, W. j. PJlt' rent,
| Henry Tets. L,fyuroneI Gov. Allen, Bayou
Sara, J. II. Hanna, Sbnnnop, Fanohob, CITY
of Augusta. Onaobita; Trenton, Teasas aud
Macon @. II. Durfee, St. Mary, LlBsIle. Red
Rtvs = Cherokee, Cino,nnat,; Biamar3k, Cairo;
Il hit. Young, Atchatalya. Fraut Pargout,
Hrsenyille.
The weathsr yostfrdfy was cool onl very
pleasant.
Bl1sln esa fair.
The Jonn Means left yegts rdey with three
barges, 100 tons railroad iron tor n " Albany y.
Tue Rot Nj Ghei had u fine trip ffoD4 tbs
OHIO. Shs r,tHrns to-day.
The following ID the War Department
chronicle for the week end ny Batu day last:
During the past week tbs Rod Ryr has
| risen 5 inches a. Shreveport Tho ig3 il
breaking up in he Lower Missouri. The
A l. Al, { h. Ear. a
BIT. Louis. ut V,cksburg hbd 4 at Nsw Or.
IeauH, but has fJIsn 8 fe, { Mt Cairo and Is now
falling Ut Memphis; it rtm4iDs frozen at kso-
kuk aud glove. The Oaio has fallen ID
inobss vt pit.sburg, IT. feet at Cincinnati
end y At LOUSY lie. The Cumberland u s
fallen IL feet st N ,sbville. 1hs los IL breRk-
tug up in the Allegheny, and rise OF feet
occurred yesterday at Fretport
The Quaker, sold last Saturday at Marst ais
aale, lies sank in Harveys canal Capt. Nick
Theodore hiss the job Of raising her.
The JeAy towbnas Plasa has bsen laid up
ON the opposite side Of the river for the past
ten days.
The Eva lshvss to-day n; 10 u. III. on her frat
trip ~ Il daylight tr,-weekly Upper CJast
packet 70 ths Bon Turs4ud PlaDtation. Capt
Rausop, well aud tayorably known on the
coast for many years, ootamsnds the Eva, and
will kotp her III toe trade permanently
The Frank Persoud, tapt. J. nj. White
will be found at the landing his morning re-
eeivinp, TO leave to. morrow for GreengilIe.
The Walo0n on her last trip Il p lost her pro.
pt ller, and wss unable 10 leave Yesterday; in
consequence, che in having n new one put on,
and VIII be ready to lave Friday, her regu
lif day. We are sorry Gt Capt Barry - toss.
BY bis close attention 10 tu4iuess and affable
manners, he and bis packet have many
friends n the Lower Coast
The Fanehon, Capt. T. G. Sweeney, Mr..
Morris Dorsey, clerk, will DO NJ the LANDING
day with iull load from Camde n, aud WI
leave to morrow ut s p. m, for Back snd
Ogachtta rivers, ard Bayou Bartholomew,
through 10 Poplar BlDffs.
The Ora, Just repaired and in fine ordtr, is
receiving To- day TO leave to.morIoR without
fail for Bsyou y rtholome&, through to Pop
lar Bluff; C4pt. E, b. Cfyer in command. See
ad verti Bsmen'.
Tie atten ion Of h ppers and passengers is
called to the special u, tice, in another part
Of our paper, Of the steamer john III. Hanna.
This fue steamer, delayed by log, FIJI ed to
arrive in time 10 leave yesterday, Will get IF
o.dav, positively, for Oaachita City, returt-
ing in tune TOR The Marai. Gras festivities The
Hanna has spleudd acG6mm odations, every.
thing about her berg brand neg, 10 very f4sr,
and has one OF the best tr5w Of officers OF
The river.
The Carondelet 10 up to leave Tomorrow for
Menp hi4. CLERK il on The landing rece.v
ing freight.
Mr.. Mat Scovell goes out to-day in the
Office Of the Belle Rowland, vics Tom David
son, VINO takes M. Scovells place On the
Bonnie Lee.
The tavorits ChaIokee, Ge9. Wolf master,
A. Byexs clerk, will be ut TIE laudir 6 lo.d4y
receivipg to leave to morrow for Gin anna,i.
The Trenton will arrive ,-mo rJw from the
Tensas md Macon, and viii return Saturday
The O. IL. Durfer, failing to arrive 10 tim
to leave vest erdny, Jeay.s Today At p.
without fail, for AL xaudria and Grand Ecore,
john Hsinn IN Command, ". III. MsCHssney
C erk.
The L. w. Dugap, leaving to-day for
Shreveport. gives thr' ugh bills fading to I'll
points ia Texas and ArAansas Via ths Iexa,
aud Pacific Raiload
The ,ri-weekIy Upper Coast packet Eva,
L. us Ransom ma ter, Norbert Ra1son and
Geo. G Heno G erbs leaves this III a. m. for
tn, Ben Tur d Pm at on
The regular trl-seeKIy Loaer Coast packet
Emma, Oliver Cantor II. Jr., mastsr j, Duo
van clerk, leav' thlo P. m. itr the Ffanklln
Rec Mil
The Era NJ. 10, T. L. T'ylor master, J. 3
Schmidt cl=Ik, lepv.s tu-daS a, y. m. tor the
AtchafsIaya, through TO Washington.
The foe steamer Suapnon, John DeHarl
master, is receiving to leave to-day at p. 10 :.
tor the Black and Oaachita rivers, through to
Camden.
Tue B. r'ha, Fl. Fl. Broad master, Tneo.
John clerk, leaves to-day at 5p IN. for Wash
lDg on and way landings on the Atchs f4l4ya.
Tue splendid coast, Baton Rouge and Bayou
Sara passenger steamer Ouaehita Belle, James
P. McEroy mater, Capt. John g. Libano
cerk, ieav TO. dao as Usual st 5 p. Ii.
The Col A. P Kouus, Mark Koans master
Isaac Konns clerk, leaves to-day at 2. N. for
Shrevet ort and j ffsrson.
The Belle Roslapd, Capt. Tally S,ovtll,
leaves TO-DAY at p. m tor Shreveport and
Upper Rcd R yer. III. l. Seovell presides in
the Office
The Planters Reform Line steamer r. w.
81; nnt. La KannHdV