The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-05-08

very fine. and Of making trip on one OF the
The st. Francis Belle leaves daily at so a. m
| from Benvie street for Westwego. running In
connection with the New Orleans and Texas
The Belle, in place of the Blue Wing, No. 9. J.
| A. Comstock master, leaves this 10 a. m. for Ben
Tureaud's, Donaldsonville, and the Ashland
plantation, Ascension parish. Messrs. Wood
| and Dean clerks.
The daylight passenger packet Wild Gazelle,
| this II a. N. promptly for the upper coast
through to Magnolia store.
The Ouaehita Belle John G. Libano master.J
II. Mossop clerk, leaves TO day promptly at p.
m. for Bayou Sara. Baton Rouge and all coast
landings.
The tr weekly upper coast packet Mary Ida,
}. a. Ruiz master, will arrive this eVenhg ana
Will return tomorrow at 10 d. m. The Mary If a
daylight boat.
The passenger and United States mail steamer
Frank Pargoud, j. H. Pepper master, w. N.
Gaines clerk is receiving TO leave to- morrow at
8 =. M for Vicksburg, Greenville and mail land
ings,
the steamer Danube has been furnished us:
The steamer Danube Charles Thorn master,
9. w. Drown in the office, loft, Shreveport on
ton, 800 head cattle, 400 sacks oil cake. 100 bar
rels oil, s65 sacks oil meal. Steamer Frank
Willard in port
On Sunday, May s. wooded Mt Navga n
landed NJ White House, Knox Point lost half
hour q Magnolia landed ut Furrniss. WebSf9rs
Buck Horn. Cross Keys mot Texas at irish
man s Shanty at q. M. landed at COTTON
Point Treadwes. Glen Mary, East Point,
Grand Bayou TIrtsoirs Cou5hatta FIat hay
Bluff, Perots and Campte.
On Monday, May 9, landed at Grand Ecore at 2
e ,. r.; LANDED at Jerry BroWnS C9'ils Alexan3
no at II 30 a. m. Met the Bonnie Lee at Ware e
On Tuesday. May 7, came out of the river at
80 n. m. ran in gale of wind; landed at
Bayou Sara at 3:45 a: NJ. landed. at Baton
Rouge at q. m, Ran in q heavy wind all day.
at nns anG 2 wna hon N
port, with 400 bales cotton. 400 oil cake. 365
sacks meal, 100 bbls oil. 90 sacks seed, $50 head
of cattle, having made twentv-nine landings;
Found six feet water on BOyces and Grand
Ecore bars.
by Telegraph
HELENA. May To G. G. Wayne: Steamer G.
D, Church will arrive Thursday night and leave
- " >' JOHN s. PATTERSON. Master.
y1cKspuRG May To J b. Woods, No. loi
Common street: Steamer John A. Scudder will
arrive Thursday evening and leave for st.
''VO'' '''' ''' ''0 A. j. CARTER, Master.
BATON ROUGE. Nav To Cap, JOS, A. Aiken
evening. CHAS. THORN. Master.
on CITY, May The Allegheny Is feet 10
inches and falling. Weather partially cloudy.
BROWNSVILLE, May 7..-Monongahela feet 4
| CHARLESTON, W, Va May T. Kanawha - feet
6 inches and rising. Weather clear and pleas
| ant. sSss- 80
CINCINNATI, May 7.--Weather cloudy. and
warm. Business moderate. River % feet 4
inches and falling. ,Arrived;, Fashion from
| to day: Hudson for Wheeling, Fashion, for
st. Louis A. q Donnally for New Orleans; JAS.
| ID. Parker for Memphi4. Capt. Frank Hicks re-
turned this morning from Ptsburg where he
purchased the towboat Ajax yesterday for
| $500 and will use her machinery for his new
boat. being built here. Capt W. N Wilmot, of
| New Orleans, arrived in the city o-dav
| ST. LOUIS, May 7.-Arrived: Rob Roy from
keokuk. Lake Superior fron Hannibal, Mime
J. NJ. Kerr from East ST. Louis. Arson from
Chester. Lady Lee from Peoria. Departed and
| leaving to-day: Lake Superior for Hannibal
Spread Eagle for Grafton, Lady Lee for Peoria
Belle st. Louis for Frankfort, City Of Helena
! for Vickshurg, Minnesota for st. Paul, E. O.
| Stanard for New Orleans Rob Roy for keokuk.
| Arson for Crystal City. Weather clear and warm
River at II a. m. q feet and rising.
Exchange Clippings, Mays.
1 Cincinnati Enquirer:
| The on 'ers of the Goldren Crown have built
a hulShead forward Of the hatchway, and have
| it 50 arranged that they can put in ice and
| carry beer in warm weather. 1t has been some
since beer has been shipped South by river. but
the Golden Grown had out GOO kegs last even
ing. She had % passengers and o fine trip 81
freight including 100 barrels whisky. 100 casks
bacon. 10 tons iron. 20 barrels vinegar, iron
200 boxes soap, 20 tons sundries, 300 empty bar
rnls, 100 boxes tobacco 30 boxes glassware aud
1000 packages furniture,
There are six large boilers lying on tho pub
lie landing, which will 90 South on the Golden
Rule next trip.