The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-29

Theo. J9bin. arrived Wednesday night from the
! Atchafalaya, with the biggest trip Of the season.
s Without o. fai The 70 Fsnohon vas drswing four
without laying 8 line. although the current is
still very strong. From her officers we learn
that they have had rains up the Atchafalaya,
but not sufficient up to the time they left, to
make any perceptibIe change in the river. We
learn, also. that Capt: Nick Theodore IS wreck;
| high enough to get out her machinery.
portation -, Companyss. steamer Jewel
Ssssfd 9 Rg RR ?H
will send out to-day to Coushatta, at
5 D. m. the pretty Danube Chas. Thorn master,
morrow at 8 Q. m. the Cotton Valley, NJ. Fl.
Kouns master Sam. B. QWartney and J. W. Ong
clerks, to Shreveport. both boats were brought
| to the landing Yesterday ready for business.
the employ o. Mr.. NJ v; joyce, agent @ for: for the 20
ana Sdd fg2 Is his d eh 9 on n9fe m r7s fa Pacific
mer BY Capt. Kouns. she was built. expressly
for the Ouachita;. and better business boat
| would be hard to find.
NJ. ", Joyce, agent, has special notice in an
other column, to which the attention of ship
| pers to points In Texas Is called.
| The Belle. from the upper coast, will arrive
this o. m. aud leave tomorrow at IL n. for
The Eva and st. Mary both lost their Wednes-
| day trips on account OF the weather. They laid
over above In preference to coming through
empty, as there was too much rain for planters
The Eva is the daily upper coast packet for
| Kennervie and Hahnville, leavi this 10 Q. n.
| Charles DeBouchel commands. Sept. Toca
! clerk
The new and fine steamer St: John, j. ?. Nc;
Elroy master. leaves to-day ct 10 q. m. for all
| plantation landings to Baton Rouge.
| The tri-Wsekly coast, DonaldsOnville and La
| fourehe packet St. Mary, Joe Dalferes master
| E. NicOlle clerk leaves to- day promptly at 70 N
no IpataD q u
packet Emma Irvine E. N. Vallette master,
leaves as usual to- day at .. N. for the Green
wood plantation,
The fleet and handsome United States mail
packet Edwari J. Gay. John J. Brown master,
S. s. Streck clerk. leaves to-day at .. N. for
Bayou Sara, and all coast landings.
The regular tr-weekly upper coast packet
Whisper, J. A. C0mstOck master. George NJ
Woods and Charlie Dean clerks, leaves to-day
at 5 p. M for the Ashland plantation.
The fleet and popular coast. Donaldsonville
and Latourehe packet Assumption. 2. A. Char
let master, N. L. Dupuis clerk, is receiving to
| The regular ri-weekly upper coast packet
Mary Ida, J. A. ltuiz master, will arrive this
evening from jacobs saw mill, and return to-
The semi weekly coast and PaQuemine
packet ", J. Potevent, Frank Bergeron mas
ter j. G. Bergeron clerk. is receiving to ieaye
| to- morrow, az usual at u N.
| The Henry Tate will arrive this evening and
leave to. morrow at Il N. for the coast and Don
| aIdsonville. taking freight for the Lafourche
receive, freight will be found at the head Of
| Bienville street.
| Able. Richard Sinnott master, George Hamil-
ton clerk. leaves tomorrow ct p. 10. for Grand
The Vicksburg United States mail packet
| Natche1, L, 7. Leathers master. J. I. Muse
clerk, is receiving to leave, as usual. tomorrow
Ths John ". Cannon, John G Libano master
| is the United States mail packet LOT bayou 5aTa
| to- morrow, leaving at .. N.
Exchange Clippings, November 2G.
! st. Louis Times-Journal:
During the past two WeekS the steamers Of
tho two Anchor lines have brought over Is, 900
| sacks Of cotton seed to the Future City OH
Works, These works, which are situated at No,
| COS South Levee street. were established two or
| three years since by Col. ], J. Powers, who is
also engaged in the same business at .Vicks-
burg, Miss The enterprise has proved Of great
are employed and at the Same time the institu-
| ton furnishes our Southern pac kets with up
| stream freight In the way Of seed. We learn
from Col. Powers that the rates charged by the
| two Anchor lines on the seed is quite satisfac-
tory, and that sufficient amount Of this mate
rial is now en- route to keep the works running
| for the balance Of the season.
| Cincinnati Commercial:
| The Laura Lee, which boat arrived from New
Orleans Yesterday, will load under the auspices
Of the Southern Trans portatiOn Company, for
d return trip, and leave Thursday. This ar
rangement will throw the Guiding Star over
until Saturday., Next week. the G; B. Church
| will leave On Tuesday. and the Cherokee on
| Thursday.
Messrs Royse & Mosset have been appointed
| agents for the Vickeburg, Shreveport and Tex e
Railroad by Mr. J. W: Green, rec9iver and su,-
perintendent whose headquarters are at Mon
roe, La. Freight for this road is delivered on
the Delta wbarfboat, which is now located on
the northwest side of the Delta peninsula
above Vicksburg. The water is deep and the
landing good at the new location.
acted xspon by the officials. prohibits those en-
| ployed on boats who have not paid hospital
dues three months prior to Application from
receiving tickets for treatment in the govern
ment) hospital This is g. gross outrage upon
the sick man who has paid the demand 50 often
preyiously, and should be at once remedied,
| The wards expect to have steam on the
mammoth Ed. Richardson in three weeks.
Capt. Gilmore says the new steamer he will
Rna or IN M psK 2r he New oF?ns @ Is trade
eled after the Guiding Star,
E7The frame of Capt. Pickles new Canal street
| New Orieansl ferryboat is all up on the Marine
Ways and Capt. Tbarp says he will commence
| planking the hull In y few days. and have the
boat completed by January l.
Gold Dust and Red Cloud will leave for the
South this week The Belle Of Shreveport and
City Of Alton will be the Anchor Line boats. and
day The Jno, Means left for Cairo to-day with
part Of her tow, and will return for the balance
Tho Jno. Gilmore and bargeeis clear for New Or
| from Bismarck and goes on the docks.
oMEMPHIs, Nov. e26.rNear!Iy eye1y boat passing
Mempn]S from 81. Louis Tor NOW Orleans car
ries more Or less cotton. going on n through
| bill via Eads' iettes and the Gulf to Europe. 4
largo share of the cotton grown in Northern
| Texas, Western Arkansas and the Indian Ter.
ritorY seeks market at st. Louis, and buyers
| for foreign account are just now especial y
active In all Of the Southern cotton marts. The
spinnera Of the Eastern States have as yet mo-
! been eager or heavy buyers for this years cot,
ton crop. The Eads' jetty and Gulf route Is a
| shipments. The Gold Dust, passing here last
| Friday night. had 600 bales Of cotton for Liver
pool direct. and taken at st. Louis.
| by Telegraph
| NATCHEz. Nov. 28.-To Capt. 8. ". McMunn
| Arrive Friday noon. J. W. BLACK,
| Captain Sam Roberts and barges.