The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-05-27
RIVER NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT,
Monday. May a. 1878.
Arrivals.
Eva, Gold Dust, Silver City,
TO Arrive.


To Arrive.
Ouaablta belle. Gov Allen. Bayou. sara:
~ MARY Henry Te Mor LaoT rhas sh m@I1e
i2welr o2s' o i Lee VeRaburg Tanohon.
0pelnasae ], II. Hanna. Ouachita Bonnie Lee'
Danube, IiGl riygr, no,to,iop comnnnv vii,
send out the Bonnie Lee. Capt. Moan seoveli,
"Wednesday, aud tho Danube, Can't, Charlie
Thorn, Saturday. both toShreY port
The Bonnie Loo IL receiving at tho head OF
The ". j. Poitsyent. for the Tensas and
Macon and the Era No. 10, for Bmuf river. will
09 D Sa Gt oape 2 Gs tho pert
the Acknowledgements as usual hho ~ q good
well managed boat; her officers are exception
ally clever. aud pay strict attention 70 ous'hess'
She is worthy Of patronage, -.a,,,.o, s.,,,,,o,
Charles Morgan will be found ut the landing
this morning. receiving to leave Wednesday,
without rail for Cincinnati. she Is z most ax
eellent boat to travel on. for she ts both last ana
safe ,hns the best accommodations and lives
high. Capt. Stein. who. commands Is, ono OF
the most prudent. skillfnl and wide-hwake cap
taina on the river. and Harry Stein one OF the
best lOoking attentive and accom- modat1ng
clerks. II you want choice ni rooms y"I , ma W.
leaves bore full OF people. 50 groat u faVorite
has she become. ,r ;,
Stahlman are to be sold Mt auction. ut Nashville,
on the 22d OF June: 49,. ., n r.
The steunch. Kaupz Limo steamer vl II: O.
Jaeger, I. G. VanlIook master. n. y; Fowler
elerk. leaves to-day ut y. IN. for Memphis.
Cairo and st. Louis. The boats Of this linegve
snroa asd VIII river va ~ Terrene 90 ~
The feet and One passenger steamer Kate
Kinney, Joe Dodd master. Jas Kennedy clerk
positively at .. m, for st. Louis and all inter
mediate points. - -
The splendid passenger steamer Thos. Sher-
lock Lew Hates in command, Ia duo from the
Ohio. and will leave here Tor Cincinnati satur-
VI he g. Francis Belle leayes daily at 80 q m
from Bienville street for Westwego. running In
connection with tho New Orleans and Texas
Hailroad to Donaldsonvie. . m -
The Belle, In place OF the Blue Wing NO. J.
leaves this 70 n. m. for the upper coast to Ash
land papptati9n I A. A., o3 nn.,. in command
The fleet daylight tri weekly lower coast
packet Wild Gaase J. Hamilton master Goo
koppel clerk loaves to day ut II q. m, for Mag
Tho United states mail and passenger packet
Gov. Allen, ], j.. Brown master. =, y. streek
'' The Henry Henry Tete. J. j. Aueoin master NJ H.
Landry clerk, leaves today ct =; m. lor Ne
The Very Sg regular md reliable Bayou In
fourohe packet Eva. y. y. Torrebonne master.
Tho semi weekly Bayou Lafourche pnoke
s'E oy L M N W ee sav It
.. m. for Thibodaux. seo advertisement.
The regular, weekly upper coast p,ackie,t
Mary Ida j. A. Iluz master. Edward Nieolle
clerk leaves tomorrow PROMPTS nj 10 a, m, Tor
the Bon Tur.aud plantation: Tho Mary Ida re-
turns on alternate days, and does all her bust
The Fanchon, for Atchafanya. through to
Washington. leaves to- morrow at y NJ n III u
Fanahon takes Bayou dos Glai2es freight. re-
shipping ut Simmsport.
yicksburg and all way landings. Capt, VIM.
Campbell in command A. Mcvay in the office.
The st. Mary, Joe Dalferes In command f.
Ncolle clerk, leaves tomorrow Mt 2. m for
she coast and Lafourche, through to Laurel
Valley.
Exchange Clippings, May -.
Cincinnati Enquirer;
The little steamer Willie Austin. which Mr..
John Mallory. OF Darlington. has boon building
at Wheeling. is about nompleted Steam was
ed hsr Wsdnsd t1 bpn bu or %
water She is ito feet long and 30 feet beam. %
feet hold, and measures 100 tons She has .
Ave flues three of them and two of them 10
inches diameter. Her engines, two in number
IRE 10 inches in diameter with 2,feet stroke t,,i
South and put her in tho cotton trade for which
she has been adapted by building her pretty
high between decks.
Cincinnati Commercial:
Capt Frank Hicks has contracted with Me,
Ilyain b spiegel for six boilers, ehimneys and
all the sheet iron work complete for tho brick
work for his mammoth cotton steamer, to be
completed by The rat Of October. Tho boilers
diameter nS rand and Is feet long, containing snuos
each. The chimneys will be s. inches in diam
eter, and rs feet feet high with fancy top. II
feet In width McIlvan a. Spiege state
they have also contracts for forty boilers for
Southern plantations. The Paris Brown, tho
new steamer being built by Capt j. V. Reynolds
and Chris Young. has assumed proportions,
aud presents a fine appearance She will DO
completed in three wapkR when her owners In
tend to give their friends daylight excursion
on the river.
Courier Journal:
The now John W. Cannon will be ready to go
South in two weeks. Look out down the river.
for she's bad medicine
Memrhis Avalanche, May rs:
Tho Knhlor on her last run. came from Hell
enn In eleven and half hours and II few soc
onds over. The distance Is about eighty miles,
and she made nearly seven miles an hour up
stream. What has Col. Will Hays TO say to that
for speed2
The wharfboat warehouse and other ship
ping property belonging to Paul Anderson, at
Helena has been negotiated for, and may per
haps be bought by Burnett Turner mt about
Oil 900.
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