The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-08-25
RIVER, NEWS.

RIVER NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT. !
Sunday. August %. 1875 }
Arrivals. .@."
Martha. 1Emma Irvine. Willie, ouachite
Departures.
Martha. Emma Irvine. Willie, Belle; Rice
Farmer Ousehita Belle. Yazoo Valley, bonnie
Leo.
IMhrtha Alvin. Emma Iryins. lower c q +
Wile Be,lg fnpper c3as sn ~ m r o V a
samn Rsyob 7 sen afS Su"sl anpon
ViekHburg; Bhstrop, OnnaohitH; Bertha, Opelou-
sas, Whisper Cincinnati.
No change ID the weather.
Business moderately active yesterday.
THE HENRY FRANK AND g. p oHouTEAu.
CINCINNATI, August %, 1873.
TO the River Editor Of the Democrat
L ineloso an advertisement Of steamers
Henry Frank md Chotehu which p1easo have
w W. ars eo}tjnF along very vol with our bon,
Sirst OF Oet0bhr think we will hBve IL model
cotton boat. and such is the opinion q oil who
being only thirty inches aft and twenty eight
Inches forward. witt, everything on board q. ex-
e9gt the boilers Wo IRE putting TIRE, on !4, h big
and nicely chamber. furnished rooms, which. In
point Of comfort, VIII not By exeellod By, any. :,
Z We have gloomy accounts OF the sad condi.
South. This city is full Of refugees from that
agoroted aeqognts Of the sc9qree for fe p9r-
pose Of palliating their own fright and eight =,
h9pns na Y2n era y ss h5q yo
fr ps s1"S'n u 0DsoA 'A'' AIF t ahisB6IM "
'Ai MI. owen Jemlson was very low yesterday
morning. He Is, however. improving. and
there arc hopes OF his recovery,
The John " Cannon, duo thls y. N; from
ge 5GFie e e y for ten cents the rroseo5s e
20 to the Orphans. For the same purpose the
oahnop lands h9" On xss p ps Tn114
y. m. for the lower coast. but lays over to- NOR
COW. In fact every Monday. to clean out. O9pt.
movements are regulated by tho clock and
more reliable business man or accommodating
Work Oh the New Bort Ablo has commenced.
Capt. Dick Sinnott intends to give her an OK
put heg n the very oSt Of Grder
Sara tra0os us Saturday and Wednesday
pagket,
commenced this coming week an1 will be lln-
ishsd Us soon as possible. Entirely now and
wide cotton guards will be put on her, and sve
rything else done TO make her first class $500
bnle boat. The Ashland has one Of the best
bulls on the river, one worth every dollar that
Informed she will enter the vleksburg TRADE rs
Monday packet' alf9 that \ the Maria Louise
TO Vickshu1g until Capt Lee's now Laura L 90
The mnny friends Of Bon Lewis. u star Rcd
down with the fever. Ben played very heroic
BET a5as S sa o. and df + nos e m
estIy TO DO hoped that his Illness may not prove
Tho Rice Farmer Chns. DsRouchel nastor
Sept. ToCa clprk. lenyes tomorrow for the lp-
per coaat TO KenneryilIe, at 10 -. H. promptly.
The Belle. j A, ComstOck master. MeEsrS.
Wood and Dean clerks. leaves tomorrow at II
q. N. for Donadaonvlllo and the Ashland plan
Tho United Sates mal steamer st. Mary, In
place of tho Gov. Allen will leave to morrow at
p. M. for Bayou Sara. j, J. Brown master s.
The fleet Assumption P. A. Charlet in com
tnand making aem ~ weqkly tr!Rs Ill., t9 the L.
morrow at & ?. m. Mr.. N. q. Dupuis has charge
The, regular semi weekly Bayou Lafourche
packet Evn, y. D. Terrebonne mnstor, Thomas
Knee clerk, leaves Tomorrow at b, m. prompt
ly ,ff fer Thibo,daux .,, u.
ass s I RqSS aS %sfE iss + Taes ny
at ~ Ii. IN. Tor Ben Turenud plantation.
VIM oem naSh m n Rao' M {, tns
Moasop and q, Cannon clerks. leaves Tuesday,
Tho unitea stataa mail packet ouachita Belle
u aee Of tie r,vo W. ar OH m enka We s2
day at .. IN.
Exchange Clippings, August 22.
st. Louis Times:
sHAMErU1,1iy TnEArrp,. The John, Porter broke
her rock shaft and is laid up Of Gallipolis, Her
crew has been paid OH The first engineer,
Charles Degan died Monday morning and all
Tho Vioksburg Herald Of recent date says
THE crew on the towboat Porter are certainly
plueky set Of mon, After putting off two vol
low fever patients here and burying another.
they went up the river and lay at Cairo for Il
week on clear bill Of health. Nov they pass
their way t. pttsbrgr earryin3g the 9, i f water
ole along the Ohio deserves the most severe con-
sure and i 1t be truo that the universe is COY.
\ erned by the principles Of eternal Justice. 1t
will require terrible retribution to restore It's
equilibrium along tho course Of the unfortu-
nate steamer.
The Centennial. on her eleventh day out.
passed here, bound w, yesterday afternoon.
wopt q IT, SEE here or
reported al we'll on board.
The family Of Capt. J. D. Elliott went twenty
bo G eG ten days Cap Eo
in for Thorn. Adams Elliott, son OF Capt. John
D., has the foyer. but was considered GONZALES
The hull of the old lower river steamer Semi
mole has been taken to Hickman for service Us
a wharfbOat.
Tckafarf , 0ommeroi"lc orre Hogan which
left here yesterday evening for the Tnahhtchlo
river. returned to tho city this morning with
every pound Of retght on b9p pt na h Th1Gh
ing. below Yazoo City. and informed that no
boat according to the a1laraatne a oralpva vance
u forge ooud be 2wea t to enter nras za 6ep
bows to make her stop. Superintendent H. y.
Canon informs us that tho Hogan will be with
CART Parisot Will probably load boat at
louisville or st. Louis for the Yazoo goi ng
through direct without stopping at any port In
fected.
Gibbs did not make her trip to Davis Bend to
day us advertised.