The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-09-22
RIVER NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT.
Sunday. September ~. 1873.

OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT. |
III Sunday. September e. 1873.
Arrivals.
ri Isabel, Emma Irvine. Ouachita Belle. Rice
Farmer, Mary Ida, alvin.
n Departures.
NJ isabel Emma Irvine. Belle Mary Ida, Rice
Farmer Yazoo Valley. Bonnie Lee, Bertha.
/ TO Arrive.
Isabel. Alvin, Emma Irvine. lower coast: st.
!. Mary. Bayou Sara ]. y. NJ kehlor, Ut. louis;
oann9n ysas
Belle. Mary Ida. upper coast
81 The Weather yesterday was cloudy. warm and
business ahowed little moro activity than
any preceding day OF the WeekS ....,. rs,
Mr.. The Bnrdeau who was quito SICK FRI
my was much better Yesterday.
THE ST. JOHN COMING.
by Telegraph
Es SyrEernEAT1. Sept. 26.-To +. 2. Rivet: New st.
John will leave Saturday t y g yMfEETftANcoN
81 The Ouachita Belle at the upper and the Eva
1 landing last evening.
Death Of Capt. Tenn Taylor.
II The following telegram was received yester-
Ply 81 LOUIS. Sept ii Toy Meng g, s Co.,
gap i ae his haheR las beah sesnd
AIing the summer at Bay St: Louis, and was
I stricken with the fever Tuesday. He sunk very
and ed oa aDd Iay fe R Rad
Aand Ouachita rivers. where be has steamboated
years ast the Fra No 10 9 and the h
eondoienee to bis family, An application was
Slapsrnft to bring his remains here for inter-
s8mant.
.l,oatmen's Relief Association see our local col
! We have been requested to state that appli-
snants for relief who are unable to find the Office
sxf4 q ~ known their
y to this reporter. We will give all such applica-
lions immediate attention.
out he her Boiler and viii leave tomorrow. as
HgsIaual. at 10 a. m. for the upper coast
v tn eavg
AsnsuaI, for the lower coast.
" Attention Ia called to the advertisement Of the
NC.. r.. Chouteau and Henry Frank in another
Il The Bertha left yesterday for the Atchafalaya.
Y The Emma Irvine leaves to-day at 3 p n. as
usual. tor the lower coast. as far as the Green
s The Qua Uuachita Belle John G. Libano in COM
1 Sara, carrylng the United Stat s mail.
The Rice Farmer. Charles De Bouchel master.
Sept. Toca clerk. leaves TO- morrow for the up
per coast to Kennervfl1e. at 10 a. M. promptly.
The Belle, J. A. Comstock master. Messrs.
Wood and Dean clerks, leaves tomorrow at IL
q. m. for Donaldsonyillo and the Ashland planta-
The United States mail steamer St. Mary, in
place OF the Gov. Allan. will leave to-morroW ct
q
II Strnck clerk.
Phg fleet Assumption P, A. .Charlet II com
mand, making semi -weeklg trips to the La
4 fourche. In place Of the Henry Tete, leaves to-
i morrow OF s p. m. Mr.. N. 2. Dupuis has charge
y of the office.
The regu ar semi-weeky Bayou Lafourche
packet Eva. q. D. Terrebo' ne master, Thomas
Knee clerk. leaves tomorrow at .. m. prompt
The. regular. tri- weekly upper coast packet
clerk, leaves Tuesday at 10 a. m for Ben Tu-
The suberb j. w. Cannon, In PLACE of the
Robert Lee Wiliam Camnb belg master ,ns,a
Tuesday, as usual. for Vicksburg.
Exchange Clippings, September 10.
Cincinnati Enquirer:
As the barge Ming belonging to the John n
Porters tow was on Monday night by order 81
Porter had no Idea Of allowing It to come
have an Injunction issued whom the bill Is pre-
scented for the cityao pay for IT,, From the way
1T looks our worthy mayor and health" officer
have about $4,000 worth Of barge stock-gone up
The new steamer st. J ohn arrived from Louis
vile yesterday. and landed at the foot OF Vine
street. where she is rec living to leave for New
Orleans direct this evening She is very hand
some and complete boat and is twin to , the
Orleans, Baton Rouge and The coast trade. at q
cost Of about $4,000 She draws light 20 inches.
and everything about her is new l. except ;s her
G8-foot hold. with 7-foot guards. The design
Of the cabin Is very pretty, and afr Of 1t Is cabin
roomy nursery The texas is rs feet long, with
rooms for the officers of the boat. and hall and
room for colored passengers. The rooms in
nished She has three double fued boilers SO
Inches In diameter and 80 feet long. Her ma
chinery is out of the old st. john
Capt. w. d. MiIler's new steamer. being built
by the Marine Railwa and Dry Dock Company
~ rapidly approaching completion, and will be
tiful model, and will prove a surprise to many
In point OF beauty and speed.
Steam will be raised to- morrow on Capt. Bur.
deau's new ferryboat, lying above the foot OF
Broadway. Dumont put her engines on board
and has hermachinery In order. She will leave
for New Orleans on Saturday.
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