The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-02
RIVER NEWS.

OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT.
Saturday, March g. 1875
Arrivals.
Isabel Rice Farmer. st. Mary Bart Able.
CIarksvie, Tom Parker, Golden Grown, As
sumption, Ouachita Belle. st. John.
Departures.
Isabel, Rice Farmer, Wild GazelIe. Dispatch.
Rapid Transit, Henry Tete. Gov. Allen.
70 Arrive.
Isabel. Wild Gazelle, Dispatch Alvin. Rice
fourehe; Gov. Allen, Bayou Sara; Col. A. 2.
Kouns, Red river; Mary Ida upper coast; John
H. Hanna, OnHchh: Charles Morgan. Gin
cinnati Gold Dust. st. Louis: Era No. TO-
Bruf river: Clara s.. Bayou Bartholomew; Ash
land. Arkansas.
the weather yesterday was windy and rather
disagreeable. with prospects Of rain.
Business fair
The Trenton was receiving literally and will
leave to-day with the best trip of the season to
the Tensas.
Capt. Noah scovel did not go up on the Bon
Caut, J. H. Dunlap and Tom Shields from St.
Louis, Were due here yesterday. ans
The John FL. Hanna left Camden With 100
she reaches here.
The Natchez arrived on time from Vicksburg
and will return to-day usual.
The new Bart Able, leaving to-day for Grand
Ecore. extends her trip to Coushatta.
The Ouachita Belle for the coast to Bayou
Sara to-day. q
The Trenton for the Tensas and Macon, and
the John Howard for the Ouachita, leaves To-
day sure.
The elegant passenger steamer Robt. Mitchell
Dan Moore master, Frank Stein clerk, is an
nounced 70 leave TO- day for Cincinnati. O.
The Gold Dust from 81: Louis was dueSast
night full Of Mardi Gras visitors.
oThe Charles Moogan, with her big trip, is due
The Tom Parker arrived yesterday from
Bayou DIES Glaizes and will return to- day.
Capt. Brou was hunting his pilots yesterday
afternoon with the intention of starting the
Blue Wing out. She goes to the Lafourche alter
The City Of Augusta arrived yesterday from
White river land will return Wednesday next.
Ire RapieeTransit. ,s this D. M from Don
aldsonvle, will return Immediately after nrri-
val. coming down again tomorrow to leave
'' The 5ispatch, Capt Jack Griffith, will mako
an extra triIs to the lower coast, leaving. to-
MOI morrow at 10 a. m' returning up the coast Mon
The ouacsita Belle leaving TO- day, will go IN
Old river known as RacourcD; freight Tor all
points on this river will be received.
The Golden Grown arrived last evening from
the Ohio. crowded with people and with a big
erie St. Francis Belle leasesd daily Of 30 a. m.
from Bienvile street fooWestwego, Tunning in
connection with the New Orleans and TexSs
The sple ey steamer st. Mary Joe Daferes
| master, t. Nicolle clerk, leaves to-day at 10 q.
m. for the coast and Bayou Lafourche. through
The dset Belle, in place Of the Blue Wing No.
eoast to tls Ashland b p plapt& Wi j Je A. Com
The reliable Mary Ida. J. A. Ruiz psco n
upper coast to Ben Tureaud plantation; Mr.
The Ouachita Belle John @. Libano, master
Mossqp CLERK leavfs to-day at
mine and oil coast landings, 90
ton nh Roass es5f raFsR ReG s9d s
II The aeaf Match T. r feathers master J. F.
Muse clerk, leaves o-day at 5 D. IN. for Vicks-
pburg and al! mail landings. 90
G. Hamilton clerk, leaves to-day at 5 y. noivr
Aleexandriaearand Eeore and Gousha1'a .oA
pa mPe Ga s9yon me
at D. M for Thibodaux.
TaySr, 4. P Trousdaie in command. Mr. j. b.
Schmidt clerk. leaves to-day, positively, at D.
M. for Atcbaialaya. through to Washington,
ping on the Minnie at Simmsport.
TIL New Orleans and Red RHern TransporWA
CAPT CAPT j. J. su ii TeguIar and reliable
Is receiving ss1l to eeaye e today sure At D. M
Messrs. +. L. Robbins and = A. Darling have
charge Hr 81 - .h 1. Office and onaahi4a rransrs
Montgomery master, H. L. Perryecerk. is re-
ceiving to leave to-day. positively, for the
Ouachitae Through TO Camden.
The regular weekly merchants and planters
Bayou des Glaizes packet Tom Parker. NJ. NJ.
Dufour master A. Meynier Jr.. clerk. leaves
to-day at .. m.
by Telegraph
CAMDEN. Feb, 2s.-To Capt. J; v: Blanks, No.
Q Canal street: Steamer John H. Hanna will ar
rive Monday morning g. a " yBEgaNKs. Master
NArcHEz. Feb. 2s.-To J. B. Woods 4 Co, No.
1oa Common street: The steamer Mollie Moore