The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-02-05
RIVER NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT. !
Tuesday. February 5, 1878. J


OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT. /
Tuesday, February g. 1878. }
Arrivals.
Isabel. Martha. Mary Ida. Belle. Blue Wing
No, j, Henry Tete. Fanohon, Gov. Allen. " u.
La, Katia. John Howard Texas Mollis, Moore.
biell;o Deli; of Shreveport ool. A. j. Kouns, Thomp-
SOL Dean' Departures.
blue Wing No B. Henry Tete. Fanohon. Coy.
Allen. Katie. Trenton
TO Arrive.
Isabel, lower ooaat Jtapid Transit, Belle.
nlue Wing No Upper pass1 hssu 1t JOHN
Msryb Nasybon neqsy Bato r1s Rousa hshand Arkaosas
GOV. Alien. ouaehita Belle. Bayou Sara, l.! A. O.
1mnab,ta. 11amba,ts. q Il, Durfee lied river; James
Howard. Mempbiz. 6laras EayoY Barthol29- y,
new Yssoo vallsg ya 5azep fam 'fank park ra1R"n Bavo
'eT The 1,,'i steamer Thompson Dean, from Mem,
1,hie arrived last evening with goou Trip, part
of which was 9slb bales cotton tola sucks cotton
seed. 200 sacks cotton seed meal, lltG sacks oil
cake and bob bbls oil,
6ast, Hasta1sV j, " p"itib "Tobln returned sunday,
CAPT. Charlie Thorn has recovered from his
'VYu Tha Ashland left Little Rock last Friday with
100 hass cotton and 500 barrels OIL
The W Poitevent did s. refnrh 20 eno a
~ to say that he will have boat to leave ID her
r,laee ThurHday mt y. IN. WI
tIhe Golden Citv leaves Cincinnati to-day. ana
the Commonwealth st. Louis tomorrow.
The handsome aud comfortable ,, passenger ss,, a,
steamer Roht Mitchell lea loaves s tniHay Tor tho
follow the Mitchell. 49,
Charles Morgan Is teegraphed 10 arrive Thurs
tTfhe Ashland, Capt. John A. williams. will a.
rive to leave Thursday without tai'' for the
Tie len New Orleans and Red River Transporta-
tion Company steamer Texas, Geo. ". hea
yesterday. @ s as advertised laid over until .. p.
emorrow. when ah9 lsayes Poati,sly, Tor
,aThs fhsepgl. uol A. K. +. kouns. Gnpt. Mart kouns
leaves to morrow for Jefferson q at ?. %.
nounsea nns i td leave fhasdey s d er Tea
-Four towboats With sixteen barges arrived
yesterday. namely Tho A. J; Baker and John
and barnard. from she Ohio. Their bulk grain
in The aggregate amounted to 2iT ga bushels.
MORE FROM THE FLEET.
A friend on the Maria Louise writes ns fol-
ow om DatR 8s nss the
stern -wheeiers that loft last night They
paaaed Washington street In the following or
Louise landed at 0arroIltsn. the Kate taking
second place Y the raec The m, seminole agasass1
morning at o'clock tho Hanna and Kinney
landed at Baton Rouge siae by side, She got
cut ahead Of US but we sEon n % pssea ead hep pnYsn VIZ
have big lot Of furniture TO put out ut Bayou
Sara. and II you hear OF any Of tho above boats
getting there ahead OF us rou Will know the
The uel. 4. P. Kouns. arriving yesterday from
Red river. reports having met them in tbe fol.
Able, ]. Il. Hanna. Kate Kinney, Seminole and
Maria Louise. The. Louise was heavily loadsd.
and the Kinney had 1850 saeks OF suit. besides
The particulars Of tho 1esHe Taylor disaster
will bp found n another part pt We democrat.
esSPsfs TSe bull viii be as foet long 40 feet beam At
se ss sef soon nj, H vii
sist 81 double nae boilers. a inches in diam
eter and 80 feet long, the cylinders being elm, 21
full length. and elegant cabin similar to the
John w. Cannon's."
She viii be completed by the middle Of Au-
The Smoky City. with eighteen boats of coal
arrived yesterday. Also, n hatboat from the
ohio, with 1900 barrels OF potatoes consigned
The IT. Francis Belle leavee daily at 1.9o a. IN.
from Bienville street for Weatwego, running in
connection with the New Orleans and Texas
The belle, OF the Blue Wing line. H i. Harper
master y Brou clerk Ill ienyes to-hhy 2. 2
returning in time to leave again tomorrow Mt
the same hour. ,,
The sSsx i T. chae hs W% be mss ,a
p m. as usual. for Vieksburg and all mail land
Tho St. Mary Joe Dalferes in command, H..
Nieolle clerk, leaves to-day at & u. IN: for the
coast aud Lafourche, through to Laurel Valley.
The fine and popular q. L, 1 and y. g. packet
Frank Stein clerk. leaves. to-day at .. m. for
the Ohio, ,s. through X + 70 mn,,a nnon1ai, >, l.,
reiying TO leave to-day nj y. m. FOR Bayou
Barthoomew' taking freight for all points on
The regular Baton Rouge and coast packet
st, John, j. 2. Mc1groy master. leaves to-mor
The Blue Wing will arrive this evening and
leave as usual to- MORO " Mt 10 q. m.
The sem-weekly Bayou Iafourrhe packet
Assumption. T.. A. Chariot master. N. u. Dupuis
clerk, leaves tomorrow ut 10 Il. M. for Ih1bo-
datx.
The daylight coast and Donadsonvile pas
senger packet Rapid Transit. Frank ]. Ohkes
master, will arrive this evening. and return
The renowned passenger steamer Thompson
Dean will he here to leave TO morrow. as usual
The James Howard, 3. II. Pegram master.
will also arrive to leave to- morrow for the
bonds to Memphis.
John O. Libano commands J. Ii. Messop clerk
The New Orleans and Ouachita Transporta-
tlen Company's United States mail steamer
John Wilson, L. A. Banks master, leaves to-
morrow at D. M. for Ouachita Cty
Capt. Tom Taylor's regular Black and Bduf
rivers pasket Era No 10 was duo last night and
viii return tomorrow.
The New Orleans and Ouachita Transporta
tion Company's steamer John III. Hanna. I. G.
Montgomery master, l.. II. Perry clerk, leaves
to- morrow Mt . y. m. for tho Ouachita through
to Camden.
Tho Cincinnati Commercial Of Thursday
career December IL. 1875. and iscpow in tho third
seasoa-two years and three months od-and
Orleans. Her career has been very successful
She has carried more passengers in the Same
time than any steamer ever built for the Gin
cinnati and New Orleans trade. Her receipts
for passengers. cabin and deck. for the thirty
seven round trips, amount TO sioo,s74 ~,