The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-08-24
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."BeioF hieh water mark of 1874. Indicates
It was warm yesterday, with but little breeze
stirring anywhere.
Business quiet
THE Bonnie Lee went no higher than st.
Maurice. Quarantine everywhere above that
Mr.. Il. G. Carroll, of the Parisot line ut Yicks-
Beck Of The Yazoo Valley: Don't bring any
Yaaoo freight; al our boats laid up;"
ESCuRsIoN.-The Ouachita Belle, leaving this
10. M. takes passengers up and returns them on
the ]. " Cannon tomorrow evening for the low
The Rice Farmer will not leave TO- morrow.
She lays over Sundays to clean out her boiler.
The Rice Farmer, Chas. De Bouchel master,
Sept. Toca clerk leaves daily, for the upper
coast to Kennervile at 10 a, m. promptly.
The fleet Belle leaves to- day, at II o'clock o.
IN. for the upper coast TO the Ashland planta-
tion. J. a; Comstoek In command, Geo. NJ.
The Willie, in, place Of the Mary Ida, J. 4,
hnz Tn IN & eates W nd shs 10 g. M
lion. Mr Ed. Nicolle has charge Of The office.
The staunch Emma Irvine Z. NJ yallette
lower coast to the Greenwood plantation.
The \ Bonnie Lee, in place of the New Bart p m
eeF Is to eave Geo oa1 az
m: promptly for. Alexandria and Grand Eeore.
The United States mail packet Ouachi ia
IIibano master. Thos. Howard clerk, leaves to-
aay a D. M f3T M 6ast Bayon sdnra Baton
The Yazoo Valley in place of the Natchez,
Frank Beck, Jr.. master, Andy Rolaad and b. S.
Leathers in charge of the office, leaves to day
at y. m. for Nicksburg.
Exchange Clippings, August FL.
Cincinnati. Commercial
Capt. H. Mccormack Ia loading the Mary
Elizabeth for New Orleans direct, to leave on
Capt. Frank Hicks will drop his new steamer
Henry Frank down TO the foot of Ludlow street.
whore she will be completed
Capt. J. T. Burdeau Is here. euperintendipg
work on his new. ferryboat being built by Alex.
Perry, He is vel, pleased with the work which
is progressing favorably Dumont has the
machinery completed.
Courier Journal:
The John Porter broke her rock shaft and is
laid up at Gallpois Her crew has been paid
Of. The irst,engineer, Charles Delgman, died
Monday morning and all the remainder of the
The Halliday s. Phillips Wharfboat Company
at Cairo have notified the packets not to bring
any more Southern freight on account of their
get rid o., freight as the New Orleans packets
are not allowed to land.
EyANsyrhLE.- The Golden Rule arrived yes
terday morning. When her smoke was seen
hosra I Tbs Point ths tTg Hne Bnek hayng
rolling mills The Rule stopped @ he her D engines. sne
and the officer on duty inquired, Whats want:
LIZ anu WAS answered DE. 1ne BOARD OF
health want 70 come on board" Ihe tug ran
alongside and was made fast. The boar,ders
were received by Capt. shinkle. who had been
AROUSED. very cordially. When told the object
OF the visit he directed Pilot Purcell to lie to
until the gentlemen made an inspection. He
then qondueted the doctors oyer the boat com. p
mencing with the texas. then the cabin. and last
the main deck and barge. They found three
persons sick op board one with consumption,
none with symptoms of yellow fever.
DIR. Iayior, OF the United States Navy, was on
board, and was called UP aud questioned by the
members OF the board of health, and stated
tnaF he hah a. seen % no OF yellow lever
nad died, but Or. Taylor had not seen him un-
I'll after death, but he showed no indications Of
yellow fever, Being afraid Of the fever, he drank
deeply going down and in New Orleans. and his
ssympt'oms syn 1'3 we're nearer that Of cholera NOR
hus than Of yellow fever After satisfying
themselves I that there was no yellow fever on
noard. the Golden RULE was given permission
e ana ana the b4hnd h q heah p &c & dqWn
ana T returned 70 this city about daylight,
Ihe G9iden hule had 2 nee TIP OF ot Irelg ut
on nersel ana barge She laid In a lull supply
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