The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-06-20
RIVER NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT. !

ARRIvAIs--Issbel, Assumption, Ella Hughes
J. II. Hanna. Lessie Taylor, Blue Wing, u Il
DEPARTURES Isabel, Mary ida, Assumption,
Ella Hughes, r. e. Lee. Grand Republic, Robert
Mitchell.
TO ARnrvr- Ella Hughes, Eureka, Assumption,
Gov Allen, Bayou Sara: Willie Attakapas; Katie,
0reenvills; Thos Sherlock, Cincinnati:
Plenty OF rain yesterday and very little bus'-
The Republic had 1860 boxes sugar. GO. 600 feet
lumber and 60 passengers, besides engagements
Major Hslsey, formerly one of the attaches Of
che Bulletin with his family; Capt. IL H. Broad,
nj, White OF the KATIE and family, are regis
tered on the Morgan. The Morgan leaves to-day
Mr. Macvay, Of the Lee, stopped off yesterday.
Mr.. Mac will stay here until the return OF the
Lee, when he starts North.
Capt. W. J. Kountz, after spending few days
here, left Monday evening for Pittsburg.
The Dawn. leaving to-day for Red river, gives
through bills lading TO Minden.
The O. Fl. Durfee follows the Dawn, leaving
Saturday for Shreveport ana Jefferson:
Capt. d. b. Trinidade regular tenday Bayou
Teche packet Willie will be at the landing to-day.
rsoeying 70 leave Saturday The Willie is one Of
The Billy Collins leaves Saturday at q. m. by
way OF Harvey's Canal, for Grand Isle.
The Eureka, leaving at p. M. is the only boat
for the LatOurOhe t0sm0rrOw.
The John II. Hanna is the United States mail
snd passenger steamer for the Ouachita to-day.
This lie the day, and 10 o'clock is the hour, for
the Blue Wing to leave for the upper coast.
The Thos. Sherlock will arrive tomorrow, and
leave Saturday for Cincinnati
The Golden City Ia announced to leave Cinoin-
The splendid passenger steamer Chas Morgan
leaves for the Ohio to-day. Capt. ALI Stein, one
Of the most energetic stssmboss ZEN; on =, the
old block" presides In the Office.
The Ella Hughes, leaving yesterday, had every
berth engaged FOR the Gulf Of Mexico excursion.
Capt. Da feres says his next trip, Tuesday, the
26th, will be the last excursion.
The Assumption leaves on the 26th on her Gulf
excursion trip. Capt Uhsrlet will lose trip to
give his friends the benefit OF the fresh air. bath
ing and fishing, remaining there Thursday, FRI
day and Saturday, coming up to Lockport Sun
day and reaching here Monday night.
The Tom Parker leaves for BBuf river day
without fail, and will have good trip.
The Martha was let out Of the docks yesterday
Capt Basset Ia putting her in fine order.
Capt. Gus. Hodges light draught and reliable
packet Bastrop. Is receiving to leave Saturday,
for Camden and way points on the Ouachta.
Val. Entrken ID her obging clerk
The Blue Wing No 8. J. A. Oomstock mastcr,
leaves this 10 .. IN. for Ben Tureauds, Donald.
sonville and the Ashland plantation, Ascension
parish. Messrs. Wood, Dean and Heno clerks.
The regular semi-weekly lower coast packet
Era No. 10 Tin place OF the Marthal, Tom Taylor
master, leaves to-day at IL M, making all planta-
tion landings. The Era No. 10 is the only boat
running to the Forts, Pilot Station and Port Eads
The Charles Morgan, ALT. Stein master, Harry
Stein clerk, leaves to-day at p. m. for Memphis,
Cairo, Louisville and Cincinnati
The New Orleans and Red River Transporta- |
ton Company steamer Dawn, O. P. Truslow mas
ter, @. W. Drown clerk, leaves to-day at 8 p. M |
for Shreveport and Jefferson.
The feet Tom Parker, L. p. Delahoussaye mas |
a aov IND Il ~ fYN frrp ,at,f ~
The John II. Hanna, OF the New Orleans and
Ouachita Transportation Company, leaves to-day
at IN. lin place OF the Ouacbita Belle) for
Ouachfta City. Capt ]. W. Blanks commands,
Cart Joe Holmes clerk.
fhe Lessie Taylor, in place of the Sandy No. 2,
Fl. H. Broad master, Eug. Quatrevaux and J. B. |
6chmit clerks, leaves to-day at 5p. m. for the |
The W. ]. Poitevent leaves to-day at D. m. for |
Black river, Tensas and Macon. J. B. Sullivan in |
command, j. L. Robbins clerk.
Capt. u. ID. Terrebonnes regular coast and |
Lafourche packet Eureka leaves tomorrow ut |
p. m. 4. A. Darling has charge OF the office. |
clerk lie on the landing receiving freight.
The splendid passenger and United States mail |
steamer Katie lin place Of Frank Pargoud), ]. |
M. White master, w. N. Gaines clerk, ID receiv- |
ing to-day to leave tomorrow at 5 p, m. for |
vioksburg, Greenville and ali Bend landings.
tBy Telegraph
MEMPHIS, June 1s.-To Wayne & Williams, LOG |
Gravier street: Steamer Thos. Sherlock will
arrive THU sdsy evening, and leave for Cincin-
matt on Saturday, the 23d inst.
LEW. KATEs, Master.
BAYOU SARA, June 19.-The steamer Willie
leave on Saturday, positively, for Bayou feohe
ID. B. TRINIDAD, Master.
EXCHANGE CLIPPINGS.
ST. LOUIS June 1.-THE river has fallen about
six inches since our last report. ALI the upper
n1u nyaA Tn |
caused by the snow melting on the mountains.
has TO come yet, but IL WILL in all probability not
amount to much here. Business yesterday was
quite brisk. Shippers are quick to avail them
,heAp rates; hence the activity yesterday.
The A. J. Baker left for the South with $500
IONS on board and engaged. She will change
lows with the Warner when they meet, and re-
turn here for repairs. The Henry g. Yaeger |
leaves for New Orieaus in the morning with all
she wants. The pool line managers met to- day
and fixed the rates to New Orleans at 80 cents .
barrel Tor flour and Is cents per 100 pounds for
get q trip, and remains over until Tuesday. The
James Howard begins loading Monday.
CINCINNATI, June l7.--Capt. w. b. Miller, OF
The Thompson Dean, who has been in the city for
several weeks, left for New York last night.
The Jos. b. Williams passed down at s q. m.
with o tow OF coal for New Orleans
from Pittsburg.
The timbers are all out and the framework OF
Oapt. browns New Orleans packet Golden
Grown will DO set up next week at the Marine
Ways.
Capt. B. O. Brookout, Of vioksburg, arrived
here yesterday, and Immediately contracte with
Oapt. Alex. Perry for q new steamer, 1876 feet
long, az feet beam and 3L feet hold. Che will
have one boiler Al inches in diameter, "a feet
long, with six 8-nch lapweld lues; cylinders 10
inches in diameter and 81 feet stroke. She will
have fulllength cabin and Texas, and fur
nished in the most complete style. She is intend.
I'd for the Vicksburg and Sunfower river trade,
md will be OF 1900 bales cotton capacity. Capt.
Perry will also build this steamer at Mack's ship
Vard here, and is under contract to complete the
boat in ninety days. The new barge Golden
Rule will be launched from the Marine Ways
lext week.
The President yesterday appointed Mr.. Feb
renbatch, OF Cleveland, Supervising Inspector of
vice Capt. John 8. Devinney. re-
moved. Mr.. Devinney has served the river in
crest and the government faithfully for about
sight years, and the news of his removal will be
received with feelings Of general regret by all !
Who have mad business with him. AS an officer
le was competent and always attentive to his du-
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