The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-05-24
RIVER NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT.
Friday, May "a, 1878.

OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT,
Friday. May "a. 1878.
Arrivals.
Gov Allen, Martha. City Of Alton. Wild Ga.
zelle, Bart Able Belle Natchez st. Mary
Departures.
Martha Mary Ida, Eva, Frank Pargoud, Gold.
To Arrive.
,,Ouachita Belle Bayou Sara: Eva Lafourche
Martha, Isabel. lower coast Assumption. Tex
az. Red river: New Mary Houston, Charles
MORGAN Cincinnati II. G. Jaeger, st. Louis
The weather yesterday was clear and quite
Business dull.
The Golden City for Cincinnati, left yester-
day with q fair trip, part of which was 500 bar
marble. $50 barrels rosin, 100 barrels pitch.
$4,000 feet lumber. rs bales rags, rs hogsheads
Iron. 1850 bags salt, IS packages wine. 80 bar
$40 barrels moasses and lot sundries
d Bfrt able from ron Gqmpte
Shreveport on Saturday mt 8 .. m.
The Golden City left with between thirty and
see telegram below from the Golden Rule.
The JOIN Fore s ' frem Rttshrs with nine
Bse yf az an sde
vicksburg, also, barge of coal at Arkansas
City and one at 1T. Joseph
The Gov Allen, leaving every Friday and
Monday. lands at Carrollton also on the down
trip Sunday. The fare each way is, only ten
The Henry Tete leaves this morning for the
Lafourehe, and will go through to Thibodaux
The Natohe2 leaves to morrow for Vicksburg
as usual
The famous Charles Morgan, from the Ohio
The City Of Alton arrived yesterday morning
from st. Louis.
whe @ ars epaa nde
row, positively, at 2. m, for Cincinnati, Capt
Charlie Miller who is Ia command. and Elliott
liked for their efficiency and attention to duty.
The kount7 Line steamer H; q. Yeager. due
The St F E I Belize lie leaves eu daily a.
from Bienvlle street for Westwego running in
connection with the New Orleans and Texas
Railro to Donadsonville.
The coast, Donaldsonyille and Lafourche
packet Henry Tete. j. +. Auooin master, NJ. n.
Landry clerk, leaves to-day at 10 a. m. for Thib
odaux.
packet Silver City, NJ. N. Wood master. VIM.
9uioksall clerk. leaves-this 10 a. M. going
u The fleet lower c9afs packet Wild Gazele
day promptly Mt II a. m. from the head of Cont
street for Magnolia store.
The coast end Bayou Sara United States mail
packet Gov Allen, John j. Brown master. s. s.
Streek clerk, leaves o-day at s. .. m.
The Belle, in place Of the Blue Wing No: g., J.
A. Oomstock master, Messrs. Wood and Dean
CLERKS, IaaYes to- morrow ut 10 a. m. for the up
per coast.
Capt. Joe Dalferes' Bayou Lafourche packet
st. Mary is receiving to leave tomorrow at 10 a.
The. regular tri-weekly upper coast. packet
Mary Ida. J. Ruiz master, will arrive this
evening from Ben Tureauds. and return to-
morrow rs usual, at 10 a m. The Mary Ida has
always clerk on the landing. head of Cont
street, to receive freight.
The fact Natchez, i. ?. Leathers in command.
j. +. Muse IN D. the office leaves. as usual. to-
The ouachita Belle John G. Libano in com.
mand, will arrive this evening and leave to-
morrow as usual, for Bayou sara.
ehita through to Camden taking freight also
for points on Bayou Bartholomew.
The New Orleans and Red RIVER Transports
command 81. 6, Bossman clerk. is receiving to
The regular weekly independent Red River
packet Assumption. VIM. Gillen master. P. A.
Charlet clerk, is receiving to leave tomorrow
The New W Bart Abe. Richard sinnott master.
Geo. Hamilton clerk. is receiving this morning
e Es ct and eTemp for
oylcKsDuEss,, May as:-To g g. Wayne. New
.Xieksburg. from New Orleans to Cincinnati.
She was forty-two hours out: made seven land
inss' She was full q 3 Fpeo gg1H1Nk1E M.star
BATON ROUGE. May 2s..To 9. 9. Wayne s' f New
Orleans. The steamer Mary Houston, still on
E arrive at oaAs ma.er
It'll May aweatheF cloudy and
slack. Arrived: stockdale, Pittsburg; Ohio.
Pomeroy: States. Louisville: Golf. Memphis;
Miller s. Ioas Leaving To-Day stGRckdale
rived from New Orleans this morning.
ST. Louis May as.17,Arriyals J. 3. NJ kehlor,
Shreveport, New Orleans; John B., Maude,
HsasSa Ga ETY. and ore eods spps1GB
kak' p. M; Lake : sup p Hannbssi j n NJ
mGd Goal f oS 6arp Maggie s,e e. fss
river. Weather warm and cloudy River at IL
a. m. % feet inches and falling.
Exchange Clippings, May FL.
Cincinnati Commercial:
Capt. U. ?. Schenck and A. J. schenck will be
here to day to figure on cabins for the steamer
The schenok will probably make another trip
before she is metamorphosed into passenger
Capt G P. Truslow is In the city and is receiv-
ing bids for new boat to take the place of the
ill-fated Dawn in the Red river trade The new
feet depth Of hold She viii have two double
hued boilers, 2s feet long and 50 inches in
diameter Her cylinders will c be lS inches in
soiourning at the Gibson House.
Engineer L. R. Barber has been deprived of
his license by the Memoirs Board of Inspect
ors. on a charge Of having raised the, number
of his license from to l6. 1t appears that there
Is no law against such procedure. but 1t was
counted a misdemt amor of sufficient magnitude
to Justify the sentence, which is sustained by
the department at Washington. The admoni-
ton, therefore to the boys is. Don't raise the
numbers Of your licenses"
Courier journal:
The following is the total number Of pack
ages of freight carried into New Orleans by
each boat of the Cincinnati and New Orleans
Pool line up to May l. 1878. 1t will be seen that
the Tom Sherlock is entitled to the blue ribbon:
Trips Packages.
Thomas Sherlock ........-.-.--... $4,000
Golden Crown -...--.--.-...-.. S 96,0S1
A. G. Donnally Observation-Disclosures. s 95372
Golden City ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 91,7SS
Charles Morgan -.................- s7,OS3
Golden Rule. Observation-Disclosures. 8 50 664
Z. p. Schenck. Observation-Disclosures. 8 66 go
Robert Mitchell. Observation-Disclosures. s 64,074
Mary Houston. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. g 62.721
Cherokee NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 8 37,049
Louis