The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-02

n, 1877.
Company's steamer Alvin, W. T. .seovell mas
ter leayes tomorrow az 10 m, ana the Martha.
W. $. Bassett master, Tuesday at Y m; both
The Gov Allsn will leave to morrow at 8 ,. m.
for Bayou Sara j. j. Brown master .. $.
The John II. Hanna leaves Tomorrow OF s
.. m. for ,Plaquemine, Baton Rouge and 81 II
coast landings. y. Bergeron in command. II.
The Katie. J. J ", Tobiu master W. N. calmes
and All Grlssom clerk. leaves Tomorrow at
p. m. for Vieksburg and all bond landings to
Annapolis.
The semi-weeky Bayou Lafourche packet
Assumption +. A. Chariot master. N. 2. Dupnis
9 9sIlsy. leaves tomorrow at p. for L""Fns
The fine side wheel packet W J.. Poiteyent. U.
clerk, leaves Tomorrow at 10 a. m as regular
coast and Lafoufche packet, through to Thibo
daux. The Poitevent will return to leave Thurs
The Henry Tete J. r. Aueoin master. M. Fl.
Landry clerk. will arrive this evening and leave
Tuesday ut 10 a. m, for the coast and Donald
The M. l. da " line steamer Mary Ida. J. A.
Ruiz In command, leaves Tuesday at 10 q. m.
The superb Robert t. Lee VIM. Campbell
master. Messrs. Mcvay, and Cannon clerks,
Leaves Tnesdsy as usual na,, Tor Veksbnrg
Nicolle clerk, leaves Tuesday at p. IN. for the
coast and Lafourche through to Laurel Valley.
The Qnaehita Belle, making semi-weekly
.S The fesoo Xsls y icr vicksbpre end the
Yazoo, leaves, Wednesday. See advertisement
The New Orleans and Ouaehita Transporta-
ton Companys steamer John Wilson, Joe
Wednesday for ,Ouaehita City, carrying the
United States mail
Exchange Clippings.
Pittsturg Chronicle, Nov. %:
Bro SHIpMHNT-THB Coal AND COKE SENT
Our BY stNsIB FIRM.-The rise In the river
has been O most favorable one, and. notwith-
standing the confusion and delay incident to
packages, on the way to market. 1T is expected
that nearly all the boats will get OUT The firm
Of w. II. Brown have been unusually success
full By dint Of extraordinary energy they have
been able to send out eleven, towboats with full
tows Of coal and coke, and they are now On
sa B r. w fRo Penny o snd
Brown are bound for CINCINNATI, and the Lion
ess. Charles Brown Alice Brown, II! h8esolnte,
for Louisville. The aggregate amount OF coal
sent out was 1.s135oo bushels, in addition to
which there were s15,2A bushels Of eose. MAX
ing a total Of 212s.7A bushels. This Is the
largest shipment ever made by q single firm on
one rise. the next largest .os4 900 bushels being
dition to getting the coal ready for shipment
the towboats had TO be provlsioned, aud this In
itself is a task of mammoth proportions
Fiftsen years ago he son Of 3. p sehenck. a
wealthy farmer Of ,Vevayt left his hsne and
went to the city q New Orleans to seek his for
| murder was committed, and young Sehenek
was suspected Of the crime. Some days after
the ha NJ seheh Rs1 bss as d
buried. The father proceeded TO New Orleans
and brought the dead man supposed to be his
lily grave yard. Last week the son returned
home and proved his; identity whereat there
was great rejohieaig was shortved how
peared, arrested young Schenek and took him
to Louisiana to answer for his crime His father
has become deranged with grief :,
The above facts were CLEANED from dispatches
to Indianapolis papers, and an interview with
| a gentleman Just from Vevay confirms the sad
| the long lost son and his arrest for q terrible
| crime amid the rejoicing over his return de-
| throned the reason Of the father, whose iusan-
| ty, assumes very serious form and Is the sub
| ject Of much comment throughout that section
eies., Mr.. Bchenck has been ,ior many years the
| most influential citizen in Switzerland county.
vessels upon the Ohio, and Mississippi. and
eoan9 Hs has On naber u eaea i'm
or we'll known in. this vicinity, being o brother
Of Mrs, Baehman, and an uncle 3f Mrs; John
and Mrs. J. Slut Neal. -
st. Louis Republican, Nov. 20:
The two steamers n9w building Ct Louisville
I
| Cannon; that for Tobn the j. M. White, In
| honor Of the gentleman commanding the Par
goud. VIM. Milgr. Of Pittsburg failed to get
| the contract for furnishing the shafts Of these
vessels. De Laney, Of the Niagara forge Of Buff
| falo, N Y. carried off the contract. Ainslie &
| Cochran awarding 1t to him.
/ They will be the largest ever made for the
rivers OF the West aud South the main journals
| being a inches, and each crank weighing 5000
| pounds-all wrought iron.
| Pittsburg telegram says: THE John L.
| Rhoads, upon her arrival, will load for New Or
| leans"
The Kate Kinney, Capt. Geo. vickers, Roley
| Porter will leave Saturday for Shreveport
| direct.
The Peck sailed late for New Orleans with all
the freight she wanted. She will load to the
guards below. Messrs. Jim Parker and Jim
Davis pilots. Sam Bowen went on her TO spend
| a few days leisure time,
| The wharf boat at Delta. Louisiana. will be
free to all Ohio river boats dischargfng freight
| cons gned to points reached by the Delta and
| Monroe railroad, and will pay all wharf boat
fees and charges on freight for points ON the
road.
Memphis Avalanche. Nov 30:
| telegram from Helena to this journal, re-
| ceived last night, says the Cbouteau added COZ
bales Of cotton there on Wednesday. and the
| Scudder took 600 there on yesterday.
by Telegraph
NATcHEz. Dec. Ito J. B. Woods Il Co.