The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-09
RIVER NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANs DEMOCRAT.
Wednesday. October 8. 1878.
Arrivals.

Wednesday. October 8. 1878.
Arrivals.
Ouachita Belle, Rice Farmer,
Departures.
Isabel. Rice Farmer, Emma Irvine. Henry
9Tete, Il. e. Lee. Fanchon. Mary Ida.
IN arrive.
:. Isabel. Emma Irvine, Alyin, lower, coast
Edward j. Gay, Bayou Sara: Belle. Rice Farmer.
Mar, lda; upper COAST; Henry Tete. Eva. La
The weather yesterday was cloudy and show
cry. y Is to be most deyoutly wished that the
10 eod sps cold =, enoneh on d9f to- dearala ay LIZ
Bronze John.
Business fair.
truly elegant steamer leaves today at 3. M
for Bayou Sara and I'LL coast landings, carrying
the United States mail treieyng the Ouachlt .
lBelle). and continuing In the trade german ent-
II. leaving every Wednesday and Saturday at
6p. n. - As Is already well known, the Cannon
was bIilt E expressly for this trade. and Is nnsur
'Bpesd and her table is furnished with the Best
and ~ o very superior, style Her officers arc
biz bine experiences, good judgment and on estab-
tnd gned t tTepuaoa for } Rqsnes and they
mands .and Messrs. .Thos. Howard, Walter
Mears. .. Bergeron and J. .. Bres compose the
The new st. John. i. o. Melancon In com
m%and, man will receive freight Tomorrow and leave
FFtday al 10 q. m: for Baton Rouge and all coast
i1ts1AhsfSa NiNo Ar& III Eouu bSII DH DA HSE uEBL
Mr.. Tom Knee stopped Off the Eva this trip
are happy to state, Is better, The Eva leaves. as
usual. Tomorrow for the Lafourche, and has g
CLERK g . 2n 4 the landing to day. ct the head Of
For yesterdays proceedings Of the Steamboat
mems Helief Association see our local column
The J. v. Cannon leayes every Wednesday
and M Saturday TOR Bayou Sara.
The Henry Tete, will arrive this .. m. from
5W1sonaIdsonylle 51s, and return tomorrow at 12 ~.
the privilege Of ,reshipping. clerk will be
found OF the head Of Bienville street to receive
The elegant bend packet Frank Pargoud. J.
M. White master. viii be found ut the landing
to-day receiving to leave tomorrow for Green
Mr.. 9. T, Goodwin, formerly clerk of the
Bastrop and Fra No 70. and who has been since
M ogganza2n pads pa5gstan seefetary Of the
g e oaS e W. " r. Te1dffs da@ q a h2 Rers ksts
Sunday ay to m take rt eommand Z of her. The Kinney
Capt. John q. Rowland of Barnes Hotel,
em opp NV Rsland e IN be city s Ndy
Brockett, who was yery low. was out Of danger anger
ana AL daimprg9yng y 3, + p rapidly. ,r ~,
urday for The onaohita, without faii i' taking ,1t
freight for oil points not prohibited For fur
t1ler Information inquire OF F. i. Winburn, ST
!, The Rice Farmer, Charles De Bouchel master,
sept. Tooa ts clerk leaves daily, Sunday OK
sGspten, for the upper coast TO Renneryille. at
10 y. m., promptly.
The Belle, A. j.. Comstock master. leaves this
Il u. n1. for Ben Tureaud's, Dcnaldsonvllle and
the Ashland plantation Ascension parish.
Msssrs. Wood and Dean clerks
The Emma Irvine, E. M Valtette master,
leaves as usual to-day, at .. m. sharp, for the
lower coast, rs far as the Greenwood planta-
ftion.
The Mary Ida will be on hand to leave to-mor-
row, as usual. at 10 O. m. for the upper coast to
Ben Tureaud's.
The regular semi-weekly Bayou Lafourchs
packet Eya, y. D. Terrebonne master, will be
found OF the landing this morning receiving to
return tomorrow, as usual. Tom Knee has
charge OF the Office
Exchange Clippings, October q.
Cincinnati Enquirer:
Capt ". B. Mller's now Southern packet
Guiding Star was successfully launched from
the Marine Ways last evening" She will be
drODped down TO the foot Of Ludlow street
where she will receive her machinery from Du-
monts, and be fully completed Without her
machinery, but her upper works complete she
draws 18 inches at lhe bow. &c inches at the
wheels, and % inches aft. She will not draw
Z over 30 inches when complete. Capt. W. B. Mil
iers daughter. Miss May Miller christened the
new craft, as she glided into the water off the
ways, last evening. The Guiding Star Is o
beauty.
!. sT. IouIs, Oct. 5.-The New Orleans Anchor
Line will commence operations Monday by
plael Ing on BERTH the Centennial. The Kate Kin
ney is advertised to leave for New Orleans on
next Tuesday as an independent boat