The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-06-02

BUSINESS elOW6u N6CluSu ENFORCEMENT
,me Of the boats to leave to-day, notably th
ZOO Valley and Texas, were n ,cetving literally
The Parguud has been taken TO the Thali
;et wharf, and the Match en- and Dean ar
l1g got ready for move to other quarters.
Isias. Ovens, one Of the Deanss pilots, left b.
- yesterday. Reason Jamison remains afev
&. dysionger. Oapts. Mailer end Jones will get OF
Z 1bout the middle OF next week.
y TIE Assumption, leaving thisb p. NJ, win taxi
passengers to the fair at DonGldsonvile for tn,
sun OF 81, meals not iRclud cd.
Capt. Tom Taylor requests Us to say that thu
Era No. 10 leaves to-day, positively, for Blach
end B@uf rivers and that IL will be the Last trif
The Bart Able, leaving every Saturday for RED
River, will make coast landings and ans wer al
halls between here and the mouth OF Red River
\ either on her upor down trips
Capt. Bassett intends shortly to widen the
Martha'e guards, raise her cabin and make other
needed improvements. "A boat will be in hei
place while the work is being done.
Capts- Cantor, Oarrck, RUIZ and MIR. John
Lay EFT were before the Grand Jury yesterday.
The sinking Of the Emma was inquired into; no
ether facts than those als eady published in the
DEMOCRAT 'werp developed.
The bediss OF all those lost on tho Emma have
been recovered. The remains OF Mr.. Ed. Layett
have been temporarily inferred at st. SOPHIE.
They were oil found within fifteen miles of where
the hoatwent down.
Shi5lrers to the Tensas and Macon take notice
that the WsE. Poitevsnt leaves tesday positively
at s o'clock.
The Centennial leaves to-day for at. Louis.
Tho new and elegant Golden City leaves this
evening sur o FOR the Ohio. She will be found at
the lsnding this morning.
TheBee, with two barges, 'vas due last night
from st. Louis Her principal item IL $4,000
bushelsco in bulk.
Capt. Charlie Thorn. having disposed OF the
Carrie A. Thorn, Informed us yesterday that he
swoald build another boat, aud that he would
leave fordhe Westin couplee OF weeks for that
purpose.
A REroRD.--Tho Natchez arrived Thursday
night, and has been retired for brief season of
repairs. The Nstche., after having been re-
paired Tin the sumner of 1876, started on Sep
teznber IS, 1875, aking her regular weekly trips
to Wichs burg, since which time she has run con-
tinuouely, having made eighty-nine trips, and
travelled a distance OF II, 200 miles, distance
equal to nearly three times the circumference of
the globe. She has never missed q trip, never
lost an hour, except through fog or very bad
weather, never met with an accident Of any kind
whatsoever, and, as q punctual and reliable boat,
has name, ,Nsahelieve, without parallel In the
annhiE OF eteaTnhoating. Capt feathers, her big
hearteL capable and successful commander, Ia
yeryTroud OF tie exploits of his steamer, and
thefpeople OF New Orleaus are very proud OF Tom
1Geafhers, whose skill, experience and means have
contributed 30 largely to the building up OF her
commerce on the river. Long may he live to en-
name and fame Of his 'Natchez" never be for-
gotten.
The following ia a summary of the down
freights for the slightly nine Fips:
Cotton, 1882 bales; seed cotton, 442 bags
cottoa seed 2a6027 sacks; oil cake 16, O76 sacks;
cotton seed MEAD, 1924 sacks cotton seed oil
1918 barrels 6our, 1890 barrels corn meal 46i
barrels !; potatoes, 364 barrels apples, 1929 bar
rels; nolaeses. 400 barrels rico, 10 barrels
peoans, II barrels pork, 2l6 ba rrels sugar, 8
barrels; tallow, ts barrels wsx, s barrels III.
II, 10 barrels CORN, 4o40 sacke br an 482 sacks
oats l340 sscks; tobacco, 2i5 hogsl reads sugar,
2l0 hogsheads bacon, hogshea, is ashes, as
hhosSSeaas oe h5ogshe head il bo ues hogs,
bales broom core. IA bales; be.ggin &, So bales
hides SAG hogsheads and barrels O, I hides, ls0:
cattle, 2e2 head; hogshead head hngs, 1000;
The new and fine steamer Yazeo Va Hey will ell
The place OF the Natchez and will lea We to-day a
) p. m for Vicksburg. Capt. r. / B. smith in
Frank Beck and W. sWllso, clerks.
!. Attention is called to the Grand Isle Hotel and
The steamer Martha makes ntexcur sion to the
etsies, leaving next Monday. See adv, srtisement
IN another part Of this paper.
Capt. Terrebonne has extended the II fps Of the i
Eureka TO Lockport. She will 60 th. sre every
trip, leaving every Monday and Thu sday, as
isual.
Capt. E. B. Trini Fad backs out at s 0. m. to-
lay his lightning Willie fer the Bayo Teehe.
Oapt Trinidad is the oldest captain in tn Q trade,
md one OF tue best liked.
The Billy Collins leaves at 8 a. M ever, Satstr-
lay and Tuesday, from the head OF q arveys
Janal, for Grand Isle. The sailer b. ~ Nc
sweeney is her comuander, Mr.. j. Wise cl, srk.
The Blue Wing No. 8, j. A. Comstock in COM
caves this 10 a. M, promptly, for the ,oast,
)onaldsonvllle and the Ashland plantation Az
ension parish.
The feet Bart Able leaves to-day ct S ). m. |
or Alexandra and Grand Ecore. Richard Sill mott |
master, George Hamilton clerk.
The Era No. 10, Tom Taylor master, leaves to- 4
lay at 3 p. m. for Eason's Ferry, Point JET FER
on and way points on Bmuf and Black rive rs.
Dc. Tom Knee has charge of the Office.
The semi-weekly coast and Bayou Lsfuurc he |
Jacket Ella Hughes, Joe Dalferes, MASTER r. E.
Ilba, clerk, leaves to-day at 5 p. M, going
trough to Loekport
The New Orleans and Red River Transporta-
ion Oompany's steamer Texas, Geo. w. Rea mas
Or, ID. O. Boazman clerk, leaves to-day, without
Ill, at p. M, for Shreveport.
The New Orleans aud Red River TLansposta-
on Company's steamer Bonnie Lee, Noah Sco-
ell master Sam Gwartney Clerk, leaves to-day
The side.wheel steamer W. J. Poitevent, J. II.
uliivan master, j. L. Robbins and Andy Roland
Jerks, leave to-day at p. m. dor Black river,
'ensas and Macon.
ng Mcintyre clerk, leaves to-day at D. M for
lemphis, Cairo, Louisville and Cincinnati
Tho regular semi-weeklv coast and Bayou 4
afourche packet Assumption, p. A. Coaret
idsteTs N. H. Dupule Enu Joe Lagfoue clerks,
aves to- day at p. m.
by telegraph
BATON RouGE, June Ito Wayne 4 Williams,
ew Orleans: Steamer Golden City leaves here {
nine this morning. Will arrive this evening,
I'D leave Saturday, positively, fer Cincinnati. G
I'D. HEGLER, Master.
La, June Ito Hte & Carlin:
Gamer George spangler passed down yester- ,
y. Will arrive on time. ABE SMITH.
EXCHANGE CLIPPINGS.
~ LOUIS, May 30.-Rates witt not so lower s
an they now are, and to think Of dissoiSing the
oil arrangements at this season of the year
'uid be the height of folly. Ia two or three
eks there will be plenty fol- all the boats to do
ut can operate with profit on the water there
IL be il the channel between here and Cairo. c
le managers OF the pool line met last evening
! the purpose of adjusting certain issues which b
We recently come up.
Capt. Thorwegan is willing to remain in the
e under certain condit ons He claims that it \
to the interest of all TO run the best boat, re-
rdless of turn. and thinks the Grand Republic
ght 10 be kept going. 4
LA l.. 7 !.