The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-22
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NELSON aOROM, Berg't. Zig. Ser. o. q. A.
ARRIvA1s-Issbel. Emma, Eva, LaBelle A. O,
Donuslly Frank pargoud, John Means.
DEPARTURES Emma, Eva, Fannie Ia
tum, John Fl. Hanna, Bt. Mary, Bertha.
TO ARR1vE.-Eva, EBlue Wing No. 8, Upper
Coast sandy No. 2, Opelousas; Ella Hughes,
Shannon, ouaohita st. John, Baton Rouge !;
Bart Able, Red River Gold Dust, Robert Mitch.
ell, Golden City, Ohio; Isabel, Emma, Lower
Coast; Trenton, Henry rete, Assumption, La
fourche; Natchez, Vicksburg; W.. j. Poitevent,
Tensas, Tensas and Macon; Tom Parker, Bout
River; John +. Tolle, Belle OF Shreveport, 1T.
Louis.
The rain Of Tuesday night pleased most every
body; yesterday was clear and very pleasant
Business very fair; the ut. Mary, Bertha and
John Ii. Hanna sill having good trips.
The Trenton, leaving friday for the Lafourehe,
goes through TO Thibodaux.
The elegant Frank Pargoud arrived on time,
and returns this evening ss usual to Vioksburg,
GreeDvie and the bends.
The tri-wsekly Upper Coast packet Eva will
arrive this evening" and return Saturday as usual.
The Eva goes Hs high as Ben Tureaud's.
The Sandy No. leaves Saturday for the ope-
lousas,
Tine Natchez is due tonight from Vicksburg.
and will return as usual Saturday.
The Bart Able leavess. Saturday IS usual for
Alexandria and Grand ID ore.
The Seminole has gone into winter quarters
across the river.
The Shannon will be the next departure for the
Ouachita. She will leave Saturday.
The LaBelle arrived Tuesday night and will
join the Seminole, Thorn and Lotus over the
waters across to Algiers. The New Orleans aud
Red River Transportation Company will send out
instead, Saturday, the Texas. Geo, w. ReB
master; Fl. @. Boazman clerk.
Capt. Henry Harris fine passenger steamer A.
O. Donnally is at the landing receiving to leave
Saturday, without fail, for the Ohio. Capt. Hart
besides being an exceedingly clever man, has
good steamboat facts that all who travel with
him will testify to. Mr. Ed. Donnally has charge
OF the Office.
That funny man on the Globe-D Democrat says:
"We have got another oarpet-bagger at New
Orleans; IL is mail boat this time, the Myrtle
from Wisconsin. She is not go large as some
other boats, but il is believed that she carry
the mails promptly and more rapidly between
New Orleans aud Eastpcrt than any OF the old
luggers"
The Gold Dust will be the next arrival from
Cincinnati, the John II. Tolle and Belle OF shreve-
port from 81. Louis.
Capt. Andy swain went out as one OF the pilots
OF the st. Mary.
The Planters Reform Line becomes o thing
OF the past.
Not being ready TO leave yesterday, the Chas.
Morgan, for Cincinnati, louisville and all inter-
mediate points. laid over to this p. M. Al
though large number of rooms are engaged.
Clerk Harry stein, who Is inexhaustible in such
matters has q few choice rooms that he will be
most happy to let out. Capt. Albert Stein, In
command OF the Morgan, says she can be relied
upon TO leave rs above.
The War Department Chronicle says:
During the past week the Red River has fallen
16 inches at Shreveport. The Missouri is now
rising ut Leayenwortn and Omaha. The Missis-
sippi has falleu nineteen inches at Keokuk ii
has risen feet at Dubuque, 10 inches at Daven- |
port 16 feet at CAIRO, ~ at Memphis, and II
inches OF Vicksburg, and Ia frozon at La Crosse
and st. Paul. The Ohio has risen ID feet at Gin
cinnat and Stat Louisville, but is now falling ct |
Pittsburg.. The Cumberland has risen 81 feet
ut Nashville. sg
The splendid passenger and United States mail
steamer Frank rargoud leaves to- day at y. M, |
Tor yicksburg, GTeenvie and the Bends. J. M. |
White, master, Cart Holmes and W. N. Calm 90,
clerk.
The regular coast and Bay on Lafourche packet |
Trenton, in place Of the W. J. Poiteyent, leaves |
10 day at 8 p. M, for Thibodaux. y. d. Terre-
bonnie in command, aabe Block. clerk.
The Stella Block for Black and Bueuf rivers
through TO Point Jefferson, leaves to-day at s p.
n. Tom Taylor commands, Tom Knte, clerk.
The tri-weekly Lower Coast packet Emma
caves tomorrow at p. M. for the franklin Rice
Mills. Oliver Canton, Jr., master, J. j. Donovan,
erk.
The semi-weekly Coast and Baton Rouge pack
i st. John, Frank Bsrgeron, master, j. g. Ber-
,eron, clerk, leaves tomorrow at IL m. punctu-
LILY.
The Coast and Bayou Sara United States mail
aoket Gov. Allen, J. j. Brown, master, H. 3.
treck, clerk. leaves tomorrow at 5 p. m.
The ltght-draught Bastrop, of the New Or
Bans and Ouachita Transportation Company, 10
eceiving to leave tomorrow for Bayou Bartholo-
lew, and all way landings on the Ouachita and
lack rivers. Gus Hodge in command, ]. ?.
Iohr, clerk.
[By Telegraph
GIRARp, LIS, March 20.-To r. A, Blanks, cor
or Canal and Delta streets--The Tom Parker
i'll arrive Friday and leave Saturday for Bout
iver l.. P. DELAHoU5sAYE, master.
o.. EXCHANGE CLIPPINGS.
CINCINNATI, March 19.--Capt. shinkle's elegant
olden Rule, for New Orleans, leaves tomorrow.
he Cherokee will follow the Golden Rule to
ew Orleans on Thursday next.
The great Thompson Dean will positively leave
incinnati for New Orleans on Thurday next.
cling too large to pass under the bridges, the
can is necessarily compelled to land and leave
ON the foot OF Race street.
The Fannie Moore Ia at Fort Smith, with 1000
ales Of cotton aboard, awaiting rise in the Ar
IN sas river to let her out t.5
ST. SOUS, March 19.-The departures were the
rand Republic for New Orleans, with the larg-
enger trip that has left this port for years.
aving over 100 in the cabin, about 60 of whom
i'll make the round trip on her. She was draw ,
liz nearly seyen feef.
Seven to seven 10 the decision. That is, seven
ew Orleans steamers will run and seven bs laid ,
D, as it 10 believed by the owners that the bust
ess can be done more satisfactorily by seven
ian by fourteen boats. and two boats will leave /
7ery week guaranteeing dispatch to freight and |
Probably those to run are these: ]
rand Republic, James Howard, John A. seud- I
er, City OF Alton, Bismarck, FL. @. Jaeger and :
o. Stanard, and those to be retired the
breyeport, Glencoe Centennial, oommonwealth,
cling already out OF the trade.
MEMpurs, March ls.--Reliable advicss from
le Florence Meyer came to-day, to the effect So
Int she had sunk in or feet OF water, at Gal J
y Book, Is miles below Dardauelie, and rs b
lies above Little Rock. Captain John Elliot, of o
10 Augusta, came over to-day and reports That .
Is latest news was to the effect that Captain a
iohols was getting the cotton ashore, on q dry i
nd-bar near by. Dispatches from Little Rock +
day state that the Meyer has since been /
ised, The advices are meagre and unsatisfac- Z