The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-10-08

ELSON tOROM,
Sergeant Signal Service. U. s. A
Arrivals.
Eva. G. II. Durfoe Isabel
To Arrive.
Mary Ida. Blue Wing No. 8. upper coast;
ses ss B sa evS5 Pssay 5 ESs HOW
sfonrche: Belle Of Shreveport, st. Louis: Gov.
Alien Quachta Belle, Bayou Sara.
night on one engine. having run through her
self and broke the starboard cylinder head op
pOSite Bonnet Care Creva Sc.
THE Robt E. Lee, leaving to- morrow, connects
ct yieksburg with the Anchor Line for Memphis
See the La Belle and Gov. Allen advertise
ment In another column.
: The tleetest among the feet the beautiful
landings to Arkopols. The Katie during the
time she has been laid up. has been put in thor
ouRh order, and is to-day one of the most at
Attention Is called to the advertisement of the
imgser4a u Tn mpso n, Dean ,anaa co,uo - and
The Centennial is aivertisedt to leave st. Louis
The Pool Line arescertainly, this dead low
water season, W II. Red river. from Shreveport
70 Norman's landing, with scant three and a
haf feet OF watsr on the bars proving pratt
mean business, and by such perseverance, and
true ticks TO please are not the monopoly that
hto US, on viewing one. of their best money max
ing boats, the Col. A. P. Kouns. reaching here
%h From barsg IN tow wth y a,s Ave fbsn
rates. and that too. under the guidance of good
fourteen days and surely it must be entered on
the wrong side Of the profit and loss account of
sheer s w Ta n " S a6 end IN
mementO OF true accommodation in the
treacherous memory Of all those disposed to
carp in the good aud high water future. One
point, the pool line can't save themselves at the
present stage of the river at card rates. and I'M
less the trade Justities 1t they had better save
themselves in time, and charge saving rates,
The above is from the, Alexandria Democrat
preciate the difficulties the company are labor
ing under. and which we have fully. from time
t. Tine tb et 2h q II our We
gested. they wouldbe sustained
The Ouachita Belle, making semi weekly
trips, to Bayou Sara. will arrive this evening
The Bertha, for The Atchafalaya, and the John
Howard. for the Ouachita will arrive to leave
Wednesday, as usual.
The, New Orleans and Red River Transporta-
ton Companys steamer Bonnie Lee. Noah SEQ
veil master leaves Wednesday for Shreveport
and Jefferson: and the W. J. Behan. Capt Geo.
WILKINSON pi g. Saturday next for Shreveport
and Baton hougs as per advertisement In an
other column. Frank Bergeron, whose name
is known in every household fr m here to Bat
on Rouge, will command, and the polite and at
tentiye J. 9. Bergeron will preside in the office.
The st. John has been placed in the best of or
der, and will make her trips with her ancus-
toned and unsurpassed regularity, making
plantation business speciality.
"A Turk writes from New Albany rs fol-
"Thorn's what you may call it passed over
New Albany this evening at sunset flying to-
ward Cincinnati. 1t was recognized BY over
fifteen thousand people as the same 'birred that
passed here two weeks ago, suspended between
the chmneys of the Danube. Can't be any mis-
take. as it is the only concern of the kind ever
seen"
Turk must be mistaken. The Danubes
what is 1t was caught and returned to the boat
We have heard that its mate would be brought
here between the chimneys of the Joe Bryarly.
Guess that must be the one seen.
The Alexandria and Grand Ecore packet G.
III. Durfee. W. T. Boardman master, Geo. Ham
ilton clerk, leaves to-day positively. at s .. m.
The Durfee takes the freight received for the
Behan last week. A special notice to that effect
will be found in another part of the Democrat.
Attention is called to Capt. Ruizs nj. |. upper
coast line advertisement.
The lower coast and Port Eads United States
mail and passenger packer Eva leaves to-day at
10 o'clock promptly. John Taylor in command.
me tri-weekly coast, DonaldsQnville and
Ashland plantation steamer Blue Wing No.
leaves to-day at 10 a. m. j. A. Comstock in COM
mmnd. Messrs; Wood and Dean clerks.
The John II. Hanna leaves to-day at s p.
m. for Plaquemine. Baton lRouge and all coast
landings ]. p. McElroy in command. J. G. Ber-
geron and ferd. v. Cellos clerks.
The United States n all and passenger packet
Gov; Allen. John J. Brown master. 8. s. Streck
clerk. leaves to-day at p. m. for Bayou Sara.
Inc haae. y, y. Tobin master. ", n. Gaines