The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-06
RIVER NEWS.

RIVER NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, l
Wednesday, March s. 1878,
Arrivals.
Assumption, ouachita Belle John Wilson. st
Isohn. James Howard.
Departures.
Mary Ida. Gold Dust Robt. Mitchell
To Arrive.
Alvin. Isabel. Rice Farmer, lower coast
aov, Allen, Bayou Sara; Shannon, 0uanh ita !;
faria Louise, Red River A. Donnally, Golden
kuIe, Cincinnati
Weather clear and beautiful yesterday.
Business very quiet; everybody was out to see
Capt Pegram has Withdrawn the, james, How
pr BIT. Louis, to leave tomorrow ut .. m. Mr..
ii Chassainp has charge Of the office
The Gold Dust. leaving last night, for st.
ioui5, had 400 hcgsheads sugar and 100 barrels
The Robt Mitchell had rs bales cotton. so
ogsheads sugar. $50 barrels moiasses, 400 bar
els rosin and 900 tons other freight;
Va erews, exchange places, The Hanna, i. A.
tanks In command, leaves to- day for Quaehta
lily with The United &, States mail and tue vii
ow for Camden.
The Liberty, with her tow is tied up at a
poia,t above tle ely dlsIable4 oapt koss was
The Port lads, with Ave bargea. arrived yes
srday,: her principal Item Of freight Is 600
bushels Of corn In bulk
The Ashland. will not be ready to leave to-mor-
ow for the Arkansas she goes Saturday. sure.
The st. Francis Belle leaFes daily at T:3o a. m.
rom Bienvie street for West wego running in
onnectien with the New Orleans and Texas
sa ALL t. Donaldsq3 ,,,i !. =
jieolle clerk leaves to-day at 3 a. IN. for
he. coast and Lafourehe, through TO Laurel
The Henry Tete, ]. T. Aucoin master. NJ. H.
landry clerk leaves to-day at a. m, for the
coast and Donaldsonyille and the Lafourche.
through to Thihodatx.
The daylight coast and Donadsonvlle pas
senger packet Rapid Transit r. ]. Cakes mas
ter, leaves TO. day ut 10 a. m.
he only boat running through to White river
caves to-day at 10 a. N. promptly. John d
Elliott III IN command, Joe Elliott clerk, ,
d Ashland plantation. j. A. ComstoekP Ii CON com,
nand, Messrs. Wood and Dean, clerks
The regular lower coast packet Wild Gazelle.
j. Hamilton master. c. h. Holmes clerk. leaves
To-day at 10 a. IN promptly for Magnolia
tenry Burkles. leaves 10 the lower coast to-
AZ at p a. M; go Sd,, T. Mn,gnola store
dbanea commands. J. fl IT, G Nc clerk. 'VNN "
The New Orleans and Onachita Tran sporta-
ohm II. Hanna, r. A. Blanks master, Ben Corn.
ell clerk, leaves to-day at b. IN. for Ouachita
fIthe Fanehon, lii place Of the Bertha, for the
tehafalaya, through to Washington. leaves
a-day, at 5 y, m. H, H, Broad In command
rheo obin clerk The Faaehon takes Bayou
The Robertl i. Lee viii leave to day at .
q for yickshurg and all way landings. Capt
I'm. Campbell In command, A. McVay In the
The elegant passenger steamer Thompson
Dean, James II Pepper master. leaves TO- day
The Tensas, L. u Cooley mas er. r. Molaisou
clerk, leaves to-day at D. m, for the Tensaa
The regular Black and Bceuf rivers packet
Era No. 10, Tom Taylor master. s. T. Good
Ewgn clerk, leaves TO- DAY at : y; M,
a hs sse sn 1 psta pae p Bsy1n ass
The t rsguley Il bayou Bartholomew an
jar clerk, leaves Az TO- day at B. ''e o'"
The famous messenger steamer Charles Nor
ian, of the G.. l.. and n. 0. packet line, leaves
q 7, F. m 18r Al ssn n p9na
Harry W Stein clerk.
| The New Orleans aud Rcd River Transports
Texas, Geo p'' W Rea am master, ' II. G. Beasman
clerk, leaves to- day at =. m. for Shreveport,
Vt John j. T. MeElroy master, leaves to-day at
The semi weekly, Bayou Iafousehe packet
/ Assumption, P. A. Charlet master, N. 2. Dupuis
clerk. leaves to-day at y. m for Ihibodaux.
The Katie, taking the Frank Pargouds day
and az place. will leave to-morrnw at p. N. fot
Wb and IN an ssnd e d He@as esf
Mary la J. Hua master r'f Ed N isf r clerk
The Yazoo Valley. nurd Paris master. Clerk
p for the Iasoe and rslahatehle. through
The New Orleans and Red River Transpor'a-
stion Campany's steamer Col A. 7. kouna. Capt
T Mart kouna, leaves tomorrow at y. IN. for
Jefferson direct
The New Orleans and Ouaehita Tranaporta-
ton Oompany's steamer John Wilson, ], w
morrow for all points on the Ouachia, through
to Camden,
The Eva. in place Of the J, W. Potevent is re-
ceiying o.day to leave to- morrow ut y. m, for
the Lafourche, through to Laurel vallejo. u. D.
l Terrebonne IN command, Gabe Block clerk
The The e 1, and y. g., packet line il. steamer
morrow for Cincinnati.
tBy Telegraph
| ST. LOUIS, March b.--Weather bright and
warmer. River inches higher, but now about
ION a stanastill at II feet. Arrived Belle st,
Louis, from Missouri river. and st. Geneveve.
from Memphis.
The City Of Helena, for vicksburg, leaves to-
dl1sotssArr, March 8, u IN River falling, with
|2s feet in the channel. The Durfee passed down
for st. Louis, loaded flat. a, 0 a. IN. The Fannie
EIatuml due this afternoon. me Mary Huns
ton leaves this afternoon for New Orleans with
70 people and a good freight. The Ike Hammltt
and John Porter will change tows at Louisville
E BROWNSVILLE, Pa, March b.-River II feet ii
Inches and falling. Thermometer 40 deg.
Weather fair; wind northeast
L CHARLESTON, w. Va, March 4, 1880 q. nl.-
|sKanawha river 8 feet inches. Weather clear
4 PrrTsnuRu. March 5.-Rver 10 feet inches
and rising slowly. Weather clear md cold.
Il Orr CRY. Pa, March 5.-River feet 6 inches
lind falling. Weather clear; wind north Their
|#nometer 81 deg.
MARINE NEWS.