The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-04-22
RIVER NEWS.

RIVER NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS. DEMOCRAT,
Monday. April %. 1878. ]
Arrivals.
Joe Bryarly, Eva, Isabel. Mary Ida. Henry
Tete. Robt. T. Lee. Gov. Allen.
To Arrive.
Ouacbita Belle. Bayou Sara; Assumption, st.
Howard, Molie Moore, st. Louis; Silver City.
Ouachita; Golden kple, A. G. D9gnnally, Gin
soast s cRosteau 00ne upper
The James Howard will arrive this morn
The Assumption will extend her trips to
Lockport, on Bayou Lafourche, from and after
the ninth Of next month. "
The A. Y. Donnally. Qapt henry Hhrt 10 com
Uhi H without Nile af fai - ''"'' -'' W '
Capt. Joe Dalferes of the st. Mary requests
us to state In regard to the rumor current In
the city and on the Lafourche that the st. Mary
is to be laid up. that there Is not word OF truth
in the rumor. He wishes 1t stated also, that . ne
intends to run the St. Mary as long as the wafer
will permit. all reports to the contrary. Capt.
Joe means business.
The Tensss VIII g on ber'h m 10 e"Ve 'or '
The Eva. Capt. U. d. Terrebonne, leaves Tor
the Lafourche to-day 49,. ,
passenger boats on the river leaves Tomorrow
for Inc ohio We refer. OF course. to the Golden
Grown. Her officers are competent, polite and
The City ofAlton leaves St. Louis on Wednes-
Ws sft anu IN leaves next Monday
the twenty ninth. for Louisville. Sec ADVERTISE
The The nopular Golden Rule Is coming out of
the Ohio with full cargo. part OF which Is
10000 sacks OF corn.
The Isabel brought seven bales OF cotton be-
- 10 trf hnS han an
The Liberty was still at the landing yesterday.
The Sam Roberts will load at Cincinnati for
The Thos. Sherlock leaves Cincinnati to-
The Joe Bryarly. after an absence Of several
months up Red river, arrived here Saturday
fhe st. Francis Belle leaves daily at 1880 a. m.
from Benville street for Westwego running run In
Railroad to Donaldsonville;
The Belle. in place Of the Blue Wing Nos.
s Il oF ss aneSr n %
Messrs. Wood and Dean clerks.
The feet daylight tri-Weekly lower coast
packet Wild Gazelle. John Hamilton master. &.
D. Holmes clerk, leaves TO- day. at II a. M. for
The III uaited States mail and passenger packet
The Henry Tete. j. F. ,Aucoin master, M. e.
Landry clerk leaves to-day at p. m, , Tor the
through to Thibodaux,
The regular tri;weeky upper coast s?ast packet a'
aarss id a. prompy al 10 m for the
Ben Tureaud plantation. The Mary Ida returns
on alternate days. and does all her business in
sTS he Kountz Line steamer 81. @. Yaeger leaves
tomorrow at .. m. for Memphis Cairo and
g. Louis, 7. g. Van Hook in command. Mr.. N.
The Mollie Moore, also of the Kountz Line,
due TO arrive from st. Louis. is announced to
The q, 1. and n; Q; Packet Line steamer
kle clerk. leaves o.morrow ct 8 .. m; for Mem
The Fanchon. for Atchafalaya, through to
Washington. leaves TOMORROW at 2; m. Il III r.
Broad In command, Thee. John CLERK The
THE Robt. =, Lee will leave Tomorrow NO for
asRsFF n aaa all a Mae e8ny n Gep ace
The st. Mary, Joe Dalferes In command. e.
Micolle clerk, leaves to- morrow at p m. for the
coast and Lafourche. through to Laurel VAL
The New Orleans and Red River Transporta-
bon Gompany's United States mail packet Sil;
clerk. leaves Wednesday for Shreveport,
The Assumption leaves Wednesday at 70 m.
for the coast and Lafourche. through to Thibo-
The Ouachita Belle. Capt. John O. Libano,
leaves Wednesday. as usual. for Bayou Sara.
Exchange Clippings.
Cincinnati Enquirer: ..
h Worling have filed voluntary petition Ia
bankruptcy. Liabilities sil5.ooo. No secured
CINCINNATI. April .1s-Oapt. r. Lee, OF, the
Seminole, now coming, up to be wrecked for
her machinery. arrived here from New Orleans
the bos
left for Louisville last night.
Capt. George Wolf deci led yesterday to bring
her for PittsbSrg. for which point she viii
leave this evening. and take the Fannie Ia
Sse s If to 6e 70 py fna a oss
two cities until the low-water season begins
when she will re-enter the Cincinnati and New
CAIRO. April ls.-Capt. Elliott is a passenger
to consult with boat builders but has come to
gusta converted into, a stern wheeler. and
heightened. She will then be an excellent boat
and good carrier.
started the story that Com. Kountz is thinking
seriously OF starting a line Of boats In the Upper
trade in to the Ravdson
have to build or buy boats different entirely
even possible. And with all Difference to the
great freghter he is not likely to forget the fact
that the man who stands at the head Of the Keo;
whipped out established rivals In a fight COM
mere picket skirmish A river reporter whe
thinks that flattering steamboatmen don't al
ways pay Meeting. Postings this. morning he
said: These steamboatmen are always saying
tell The truth about US. but If the newspapers
were to say the old tub City of Bungtown will
leave to-day In the Anchor line. and If she
4 doesn't fall to pieces will reach New Orleans or
time" instead Of the elegant floating palac,
City Of Bunetown, ETC., there would be more
truth than poetry in it.
Memphis Avalanche. April 90:
The Chouteau failed to get away last evening
owing to the inclement weather. She leaves
for New Orleans to-day. Last evening he
cargo embraced 1900 sacks meal 1882 sacks cak
and 500 bales cotton. She will add moro to day
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
ST, CHARLES HOTEL.-Arthur Peterson,
SN; d Jack G Plank, Frank Blaisdell, Au
gusta, Ga: o NJ Sadler. South Carolina; j J