The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-10
Below biph water mark of 1874.

NiIIJSOR ibtoM. bBEE " slR. E1f. v. ~ r.
i ARRIVALS -~Iaabel, Emma. Ann b., Eva. As
sumption, w. j. Poteyeut, Netohtz, L,Belle,
fiRairpp, Sandy No, Q, LsHsie rsy lor, YaS 20,
Bismarck. Bart Able, q. u. Church
DEPARTURES. Emma, Isabel, Waloop, Hon.
ry Tete, 80, Johh, Gov. Allen, Cherokee, Ora,
shannon.
10 AaaiyH.-~Blue Wing No, 3, Mary Ida,
Upper Coast; Oity OF Augusta. Oeaobite;
Trenton, TsnsaH aud Macon. Fannie Tatuw,
Lotus No.a, Dawn. Red River; Ann \, Isabel,
Emma, Lower Coast: Clarksvlle, Yasoo
The weather yesterday was oloAr, cool and
pleasant.
Business not very brisk.
The Caiondelet. besides large misoea
neons freight. had GOO bus railroad iron.
The Cherokee loft with 2lG hhds 1ugar and
I0aa hbls molesaes, altogether she had about
500 toms freight.
Tho new aud neat Upper Coast packet Eva,
Lofts Ransom, master, Norbtr5 RnBon aud
RiauE q. Heno. clerks, leaves to-day
promptly at 10 n M, Tor the Ben Tureaud
Plantation Tho Eva returns down tho Const
to%motrow and leaves again Monday ut 10 n
M She ia in tho trade as II regular and
permanent packet, and ~ such can be depend
"a upon.
The 1I4sse Taylor, Capt NJ. Kenisop, leaves
to-day M usual |, the Atth ,talsya.
The Chas, u. Cburoh, due from the Ohio
returns Monday, and will go through TO Cin.
sinnaH. j. H. Patterson master, John Hamblc-
son clerk.
A The Planters and Reform line packet Fan
fssis Tatum, Capt. thornton Jacobs, will arrive
Il 10 leave Wedno idey for Shreveport
III Tho Gil. Duries ltavts Tuesday for Alex
Y andiia aud Grand Evtrs.
The LalItle, arriving Thursday night, had
1aOa bales Ia one consignment. from Thes.
Poland, Of Shreveport, 10 Messts, 7, l. Airey
sN Go. This Ia the largest single shipment
ever made from Red River, the nearest mp.
I proaoh TO II being 1900 lot brought by the
I.essie Taylor several years eg,. and ono of
SAT bales to Lehman, Abraham Il 90, by tho
St Mary this trip.
Capt NJ. NJ Dufour il In command Of the
Isobt. Young, leaving this evening fer Bayou
Aes Glaiyes.
The renowned Natehez arrived Thursday
might from ViDkshnrg. aud returns this even
ing, promptly, NJ 6 p. m.
The New Orleans and Ouachita Transports.
sfon Company steamer Bastrop Gus Hodge
master, j. L. Mohr clerk, leaves to-day at 8
u. M for Poplar Bluff aud I'll way landings
on Bayou Bar iholomew. Oueohita and Black
rivera.
Tho regular weekly packet Robt, Young,
III. MI. Dafeur mes er, Messrs Lawson and
Daniels clerks, leaves today NJ p. IN. TOR
Bsyou DesGlaisss. SEQ advertisement.
Tho splendid aide. wh,el steamer LsBelle,
! of the New Orleans and Red River Transpor-
tation Company, NJ. N. Wood, master Roger
Boyle. clerk. leaves today ut p. m. for
Shreveport
The Bonnie Lee, also Of this line, leaves to-
day no 6 p. m. for Minden and way
points on II I'd River; Noah Soovell, master,
Thos. Davidson, clerk.
y The regular TenHas and Macon packet
Tranton. ]. D. Sullivan MASTER J. l. Rob-
Dina clerk, leaves to-day OF p, m.. aud viii
take freight for NIL points on Black River.
The fleet Bart Able leaves to-day al 6
~. m. for Alexandria and Grand Ecore, Rich
! rd Sinnott master, Geo. Hamilton clerk.
The NatchtE, for Viotsburg and Nil mail
landings, leaves to-day Mt s y. m. Capt
Thoa. Il. Lesthers in command
The Sandy No. 2, for the AtchafsIaya
through TO Wa hingten, leaves to-day Ut
. p. ~. A, I. Trousdale commands, A. Mes-
nier. ST., clerk.
packet w. j. Poi'cyent, U. d. Terreboune
aaaster, Gsbe Block clerk, leaves to-day at 8
y. M.
tBy Telegraph
BARON RouaE, Feb. g. To Adams a. Wtrt,
No. 81 Commercial Place: Steamer Bart Abie
will arrive ut Il III and leave on time Salur-
day for Grand Eoore, Alexandria md way
landings II, SlNSoTr, Master
Baron RoroB. Feb. 80 Bfi,ton Il Ep-
pier, ~ Grarier street: Tho Sandy No. 2
will arrive u. l o'clock p. M. and leave Sat.
friday. A. T. TRouspALR Master
SHREvEroRr, Feb, 8. -Brookett Il Garter, |
~ Magazine street. Steamer Fannie
Tatum leaves this evening with good trip,
Leaves for Shreveport ana oil way landings
Wednesday. 1tth.
THORNTON L JACOBS, Master.
EXCHANGE CLIPPINGS
PrTIsnuRa, Feb. 6.--~rhe Iron Mount ain |
departed for New Orleans this orning with
ave harg,s, containing 1900 tons # steel rails |
and $50 tons miscellaneous freigh'.
CIsorNsATI Feb. 7.--The Thompson Dean |
will arrive from New Orleans TO- morrow, and |
return on next Thursday. The Mollie Moore |
arrived from New Oflt ans last night, and will |
@dcpsrt for Pittshurg tomorrow. Capt. John |
Rs Conway will command the Mollie Moore TO |
laittsburg.
III There is considerable corn in the Lower
Ohio waiting shipment South. but 1t is held
hack for lower rates than the boats Of the
5asool Lime will take 1t for.
Judge Hill, OF the United States d istr:cs
|Coatt, of Vicksburg, has recently decided the
the case OF Nicholas Solomon against The
steamer Ceoi,al City. 10 favor of the plaintiff
awarding tify dollars damages. The suit
grew out OF the alleged putting of of Solo,
nous who was travelling on deck without n
proper ticket, which 'hs clerk of the DO t tore
|up and demanded his fare. Tha officer of
the boat denied that any such PERSON had
been put of,
Ia answer to correspondent, we will state
she Gen. Ly lie has made the run from Madi-
Pson TO Louigs e. Fifty miles-in two hours
land ten minutes. The fastest time ever made
|up stream from Louisville to Madison, was
10y the Jacob Strader-three hours and
eighteen minutes. In 1884, the James NJ.
White, on her first trip down the river, made
thc run from Pisisburg TO Cincinnati in t@Gn-
tw-!our hours and a few minutes-the fastest /
time on record. Her passengers dined in J
Pittsburg ore day ard took dinner at Cincin- J
natl khe next day. The first Messenger made
khe run from Pittsburg to Cincinnati in
kxeax