The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-28
RIVER NEWS.

RIVER NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT. ],
Thursday, March %. 1878.
Arrivals.
Alvin. o. Fl. Durfee. j. A. Scudder. Katie. Belle
Henry Tete. Golden Grown, Eva.
Departures.
Alvin. Wild Gazelle. Belle. Assumption, Qua
chita Belle, ". John, Kate Kinney, j. Il, Hanna
Gov. Allen. 0uachita Belle, Bayou Sara AZ. A.
sumption, Ut. Mary. Lafourehe: Alvin; Martha
Wild qazelle. lower coast; Bart Able. He'd river;
Mary Ida, Belle, upper coast; A. @. Donnallly.
S1a aa HReha aksb hateh S. Ioas
the day being windy, cloudy and rainy one.
fRs oss nj ohoa5sa e1 laid and will
landings 70 Memphis RosiseT The dhaateaa i Essa
and has first class passenger aceommodatlons.
Capt. Y, E Thorwegan commands Geo. Miiten-
Tie Assumption has changed her hour for
leaving Wednesdays from 10 a. m. 70 IL n
The Bertha. M. kenison master, Eug. Quatre-
yHux clerk, will arrive to leave Saturday Tor the
The BUZZ Able will arrive to leave Saturday.
e r ass pse re Natches viii from
s ss ae MeEpoy Of ths g. who
tMsiIe as al Tuesday to Mr.. b. o. Melaneon.
that he had completed all. cont. acts for a new
gaton kouee packet; and would arrive home
HE hset Katie leaves 70, day for all town and
mail Landings 4 s, to Greenvl5le; ruonut,
ton Company's steamer G. Fl. Durfee, 9. v.
i Stinde master. W II. McChesney clerk, is at the
landing receiving to leave Saturday for shreve-
The new and handsome Golden CroWn. y. F.
Walker master. EnRsshinkle cetk, OF the o.. l..
s.xxd VYnn Enf linn arJiv nd n
Ohio. through %. Cincinnati: The Grown is On
o On Of her excellent lien 's
and an early visit TO Mr.. Shinke. who is always
at his post. In order to secure choice OF rooms
The. a. 6. Donnally, with big trip. will arrive
Saturday morning.
with fine trip, and will return to Memphis and
Hicks in eOmmand 0has F. Pix se clerk The 1h|e
trade, coming In full each trip. She is good
steamboat and q we'll managed one;
Cooley master. Fl. .Molaison clerk leaves satur
day at D. N. without fall The Tensas. pays
particular attention to all Black river business.
Barrow went up In charge Of the office, with the
the Maria Louise is met. and resuming his posi-
The Eckert has recovered about 100 bales
more OF the Shannon'S cargo. and Will have the
she viii come to the city to be locked after which
Gapts. Hodge and Delahoussaye sold the Tom
/ CART. Walter. q the Goose, who will run her up
! The John A. Seudder has made twelve trips
In the Memphis trade. and during that time has
NJ brought 42954 bales cotton and Ill ali sacks cot
ton seed, an average Of over 3579 bales and 1857
sacks q trip, 9. big showing. truly.
Capts. Charlie Arthur, Frank Stone and H. @.
Il no1< n PIN pfpih nv Mr. If fbn
Mobile Board OF Underwriters, arrived by the
Mobile train yesterday morning. Ga pts; Stone
N and Baldwin came over to buy the Ella Hughes,
with MI. Terrell.
The Golden Grown burst a boiler above Car
rolltnn. and was assisted to the landing by the
III Rh e. Charles Yas Morgan had fine trip out-up
The st. Francis Belle leaves daily at 80 q. m.
from Bienville street for Westwego, running in
fonl,necion yth The Ney Orleans and Texas
nppeE coast packet Mary ida: J. A. 4; Ruiz mas
promptly for the Ben Tureaud plantation. The
Ida is daylight boat, both ways. ,,-,. s...ou
The kas e W ahd mar se h4
HlstsSars. anssny af and mail lsndtngs ~
morrow. as usual. at ii a, m. for the lower coast
TO Magnolia Store. The dazelle is very
The Henry Tete, making semi weekly trips
to Bayou Lafourche, through to Thibodaux.
win be at the landing this morning. and will
r. e. nanar q Clerk f.
The United State, mail and passenger packet
Gov. Allen. John j. Brown master. B.. .. Streck
Exchange Clippings.
st. Louis Globe Democrat March 25:.
Some decisive steps will be taken this week to
form new arrangement to run line Of boats
q between St Louis and New Orleans. None but
as b boats VII be 20 nt9 hg s
viii probably be the head Of the line, and should
wonderful chain Of adverse circumstances
could prevent the line from winning the patron
term the last trump" and it is two to one that
Capt; scudder will have h and Of trum rum ps
sout6srn frienas VIII 1HYA say st. Louis 0 IS
the best place to do business with v, when a
regular line of steamers are started. The An
chor Line is fair sample Of the results Of reg
3 ularIty IN running time tn The fight will be
dore Viii s9ns sa gh and stay IS fe one
any one. But this time he has to cope. with
AN arm as strong. purse as long and g brain
thing ana hat Is how to win About three
months of cutting Of rates like last week. and
coneiliation or compromise OF some sort may
st. Louis and New Orleans Anchor Line"
was handed into this office, thus, officially con-
flrming the statements made by the Globe
s Democrat during the past week. Capt John
w. Carroll is retained by the new line as gen.
eral freight agent.
CAIRO, March 23.-The trip of the Grand Lake
and barges to the Wabash and Lower Ohio will
no doubt cause a autter among the towboat
men. whose operations have been confined to
that locality. OF course the trade is free to all,
and there Is no reason why Col Reardon should
not go there II he wished to. but the tonnage
already In the trade was In excess of freight,
and Ave M. Y. T. Company barges make q large
feet. The Grand Lake is, perhaps, the largest
4 towboat that has navigated the Wabash, and
with one barge ahead of her had only room
y enough in the stream to turn around. She will
be here Sunday evening. with all five Of her
barges.
Memphis Avalanche. March 2s:
The james Howard passed down last night,
3 having room for 800 tons. She nut off here 1865