The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-09-04
RIVER NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT,
Wednesday. September 1, 1878.
Arrivals.


Arrivals.
lioe Farmer. Mary Elizabeth.
Departures.
Isabel Emma Irvine Rice Farmer. J. W.
Cannon, Fanthon John A. Scudder.
no Arrive.
Alvin, Isabel Emma Irvine. lower coast /;
Belle. uuper coast: st, Mary, bayou sara: T. ".
Stnnard City Of Alton. st, Louis EVn. Assunp-
ton. Bayou Lafourehe, ,
Oloudy. warm and ehowery Yesterday. Bust
moss was as dull as i well gould be-. , e., a.
Louis. She took no passengers, though uuite a
number. had engaged to 90 by hor In advance.
hn mary AZ Ia9e a15T9q 5 yrHso'y
The Bertha was laid W yesterday ana Inc
Fanchon sent out In her place. ,,
The Willie. having some repairs 10 MAKE, ialu
over from yesterday until to- morrow at 10 q. IN
4 IRE broke out In The engine room Of the
Valette Docks " sterday morning. Damage
about thousand dollars.
For the present the Ouachita Belle hos discon..
tiuuod her Saturday trl rs TO bayou sara, ann
c Owing to he fact that hardly any FREIGHT Is
being shipped 70 the lat3nrone and tn Iaa is
prohibited Capt Terrebonne concluded yester-
DAY to iey the ;: Btein, up ii?r tho present. 49,,
| Mate John Uritton died Monday evening, and
WINS buried Yesterday morning. All of the boats
In port had their Tags at half-mast In respect to
| bis memory.
had about 100 tons Of freight for points on TIE
coast and this city Il was stored these, and will
be brought most probaRly By the 81 Mary. sor
Sept Toca clerk leaves daily. Sunday ex--
| oepnd, for tho upper coast to Kennorville at
'oa m; promptly. r. ..oo,, rn,,.or ,o.vos tn,s
| u. M for Bon Tureaud's, Donaldscnvllle and
Lhe Ashland plantation. Ascension parish
Measrs Wood end Dean cle n vo,,o,o mautar
leaves ns usual today at q D. m. sharp. for the
iower coast as far as the Greenwood planta-
The Unod States mail packet Ouachita Belle,
In place Of tho J. w. Cannon, John g. libano
master leaves to-day promptly at =. m for
Bayou Sara. Baton Rouge and all coast land
IT, 5eguaF wHety gsyo~ h bs ~"
| at tho landing this morning receiving to return
| t. morrow. rs usual. Tom Knee has charge Of
The Assumption, In place Of the Henry Tote
T. A. ChnrletAn command y. 4. Dnrnis clerk
e reoeivIng s9-day to leave Friday ut 10 a. N. fol
The Lalourdhe. through to Thibodaux.
| Exchange clippings.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. ol.-The Anchor Limo has
Withdrawn tho Natohnz boats Until fnrther 70 e,
Monday Mo- y''l to leave Wednesday, The ]. D. N
eeh a@ M FOR IN HG sab W. Moe
| follow hor In the Kountz limo next Saturday
Tho barge line sent out q tow to-day; amont
| the cargo IA 7bono busDess Oh gram III ru'k
business Ia all that could be expected, consider
Inc The situation in the South Tho Al Baker
on her way from Kansas City. Is here with 81 toy
Of grain In bulk. Capt Henry Lo,wrey, he
owner. arrived from Kansas City to-day. Com
modore j. W. Kountz left for Pittsburg thi
evening. River falling, with seven feet water +
Cairo. ,
OAIno, Aug. gl.--The John NJ. Chambers. mad
no additions here ~ she had Q big cargo for al
points on tho Yazoo river. The City of AltoI
added lightly. and is we'll laden for all point
South.
Line In this CITY. Ia at Centralia very slok.
: WALT.
by Telegraph
EIGRsBuRG Sept 2.-To. j. u WOODS. ~. II
Oomtaon street: Anchor Line steamer City {
Alton will arrive Thursday. and leave for s
Louis on Saturday, the seventh instnnt
ARCHIE WOODS. Clerk.