The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-22
RIVER NEWS.

I'D RIVER NEWS.
orrfor NEW ORLEANS pEM g n.
Arrivals.
Rse blue wing NJ Aan Mary t Ida' & ao y
e Isabel, Rise Farmer, Belle. Rapid Tra met
H Hsa no Ien KATIE Maria Louise
desbol. David Hostetter. Rice Farmer, lower
Belle Blue Wing No. p 3, spper a aeans
INK asfo nseSp Gov. Alien, ouaehita Belle,
Srau Sara; ST. John, j. H. Hanna. Baton
ltchaialaya; John Wilson, Clara s., Qua Qua.
ETEY&: Trenton, Tensas: Texas. He'd liver hlver'
fTe0Sa I'd aT Rnf ryer Y e. g. Ye ses
"a sssather yesterday would be hard to inn
5ffs openifRs recently made through Gus
t8mhosiee Canal and other s NE caoss sis
S'oiilsfsoe to any one except very few draymen.
svsn q them are q no service In their nn pres
I i'SSsIIy crowded with freiRhts In the last few
5&Sfs and instead OF increasing their facliltles
ss T1y & chess very for have
Il ~ Tie means Of cutting Of, room, cutting up
@ 4 e % Ps s RaSSd aed fn o s5s
Have OCCASION . visit i whether II d tpyy
carriaee pr on foot me true iact IS sn ~
= ~ Srsdlally reduced by the inroads Of rail
4 fSSd freckg, sugar sheds and other obstruc-
28ns. snd Gle fact has been made manifest by
& {kS recent great accumulation OF freight. me
gS fS2SS2n nuaY4 III the APRONS. has been piled up
mn stun. and often produce has had to lay
sEe tor days after the time allowed owing t e
I'm 0flonns ii the glory Of the city; 1t is, the
~ NJ and ghange Of the city. where produce
HUH osn si 3 seen 1t glance. our city fathers.
& Q moioflty Of whom are merchants. are fully
S6qvq lnted with these facts. and. In onr opina5
e m kf6V should jealousy and carefully guard
kS inferests of those whose business calls them
3 ri fk6f rr6at business mart to say nothing OF
81 - 1{6amboatmen who are taxed 30 heavily TO
Rs John Howard. from the opas,hita, :, and nd
IN a. u. Kouns, from Red river. both arrived
h M tSs EYRc sn4 Rss emn ne recsy
Il ~ (o leaye to-day, all for the Ouachifa.r ne
c99s ssns al T Rs Fom o kpse clerk
Nko Commonwealth leaves for St. Louis to-
5fe nh Ii to be sold by the marshal Satur-
e Yk6 John w. Garrett arrived yesterday morn
m. With her tow. She. returns to-day or to-
81 S2dSs her own, to be left in Bunchs bend.
6&y kro to be loaded with cotton seed.
Halliday ra e RuttiHn H. VIM II t rema n
A6s q. a and N. O. packet line steamer Gold
sss " n to.day m at .. No. Tor Memphis
4! i s3fs5 louisville and Cincinnati. The Golden
1E {5 Il fhe largest boat OF her kind In the line
I'M Y @ saas en- M RE- ea Mc1ntyre Is
Il 7fy clever and attentive clerk, one who leaves
Hhine undone for the comfort and pleasure Of
6s u d schenck, Can't J; LAWRENCE ace Garter Garter
# ke et. Francis Belle leaves daily at 7:4s a. m.
IA fSm 8l8hyillo street for Westwego. running IN
4peUtlon With the New Orleans and Texas
5Rs Bfac Wing line steamer Belle leaves
E TIM x 8 A. "a, FOR the upper coast to Bonnet
aapsr p eo@m y u i. Bron s c clerk "'
# 1@ts idx. j. A. Ruiz IN command. Edward
Ioolle clerk leaves to-day at 10 a. H. going az
W. David Hostetter, ). O. Griffith master
Nose CLERK fayes q u E r Lof e se
w Ssw Orleans and Gulf Il Tra y t
# (16Wp anYss steamer Martha. W. g. Basset mas
81 ~ IA cSrryine the Unied atates mails.
IA "a Rice Farmer. John TAYLOR master, run.
Il 66muany. leaves tomorrow at - m. for Port
E4
! lfke Robert E. Lee VIM. Campbell master
i I'm. Il. MeVay ii charge OF the Office. leaves
p, r., rs usual. for Vicksburg and ali mai
VA N. Mary. Joe Dalferes in command. E
IIooiIe clerk. leaves today 81 s .. %; for the
u 6oxSf and Lafourche, through to Laurel valley
IA regular Baton Rouge and coast packet ee
X E< 3ohn. o. p. McElroy master. leaves to-mor-
1 The Blue Wing will arrive this evening ant
- . sual Ct - Frank oakes
SyiIe6t' Viii arrive this afternoon. and leave
y B a. % packe
n kSnumptton. n A. Oharlet master. N y Rupui
Slxfk, leaves tomorrow at 10 a. m. for Thibo
ia onachita Belle. due last night from
aYou Sara. will leave agar. t9-morroW a. ibb
hsr regular gay. without without aar I 'onn " Aloa
i3on Companys United States mail steame
WsCn 6,ankS mes ts leaves &c
ma M O. and h. r. T: Company's Unite
El4tes nall steamer Kate Kinney, J. J. bod
n1eters RoIla Porter clerk. leaves tomorrow
fhs Leslie Taylor, Capt. NJ. Kenison in com
5n1nd. Capt. Eug. Quatrevaux, In the ,ottic'
r xss ao g wssSlnston. H. '0' INC
" ma oeerless Thompson Dean. Jas. H. Peppe
Fs on ssmpS f snd he bend
Ihe mammoth James Howard will also arriy
Hi morning. and leave tomorrow Tor Men
IL 06le and the bends. b. Il. Pegram in command
~ Chassaing clerk.
q The through Bayou Bartholomew pack,
an fnNrn 81, WI. Wenzel master. Lew Rice clerl
S 16Hvee to- morrow at 5 p. m.
ri ME Trenton, j, b Sullivan master. j.
M robbins and T. A. Darling clerks. leaves t
# 7qorrow at p. m. for Black river. Tensas an
Exchange Clippings.
Cincinnati Commercial January 10:
An old and experienced practical pilot an
fInSn ~ ~ der In the Cincinnati and New Orlear
81 frS2I6 talks Of building fast side-wheel pa
Son6Sr steamer for the trade-a boat that WI
Ike the run from New Orleans to Cincinna
% in 1vc days. She will draw not over 81 fe
4 2 7iHht. The hull will be 800 feet long. A fe
66am. 80 feet floor. with feet depth OF hol
1Hd sharp. easy model. with capacity Ior II
| n Inches III diameter and 80 feet long, contain
III fiues each: cylinders SO inches In dian
# 6laF. with 10 feet stroke. and pair Of waite