The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-03
RIVER NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT.
Sunday February .. 1878.

OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT. |
Sunday, February .. 1878. J
Arrivals.
Isabel, Martha Assumption. Kate Kinney
Bort Able. Trenton. City OF Augusta. Mary Ida
Departures.
Isabel. Martha. Belle, Mary Ida. Blue Wing
No. 3. st. Mary. Assumption, 1t. John Ouaebila
Belle. Natehez, g. Il. Peck. Gold Dust. @. B.
Church Willie. Bertha. Big Bunnower. Maria
Louise. Bart Able Seminole. J. RI. Hanna. Bas-
trop. Kate Kinney, City of Augusta.
To Arrive.
Isabel Rice Farmer. Martha. lower coast;
Assumption, ST. Mary. W. J. Poitevent Henri,
Tete. tlatonrcha: st. John. Fanohon, Baton
Rouge: Molie, Moore. Belle of Shreveport. st.
Louis: Ashland. Arkansas: Coy. Alien, Ouaehi-
tn Belle. Bayou Sara; II. D. Lee. Vicksburg
Katie, .Arkapoiis; Golden Cr2wp, Cincinnati
John Hpward shannon s, Yo Lob Wsop ouaehita;
Tor, Opelousas: James Howard Thompson
Dem. Memphis Clara g.; Bayou Bartholomew.
The Chas. D. Church, for Cincinnati, had 25e
rels rice. 40 sucks coffee. A. head horses and
mules. 100 barrels rosn. II bales rugs. 30 hogs
The Gold Dust. for st. Louis, had AS hogs
heads sugar. 100 barrels moasBes. so barrels
RICE 20 sacks coffee and 100 tons Of sundry mer-
Chnndise.
The weather continues delightful.
Business was very fair. There were twenty
three departures: and among them we're some
Maria Louise, which left with the best trip of
the Kate Kinney leit the landing at o'clock
to take on 1850 sacks salt.
Tue Silver City has been taken from the land
Tom Knee Is second clerk of the Hanna.
Roger Boyle Is max ing another trip on the
Natchez: this time in the place of Andy Roland,
whom we were sorry to learn is quite sick.
Capts. feathers and Brown have returned
The ri city q Augusta arrived Friday night and
returned yesterday to White river.
The Ashland. from the Arkansas. will arrive
Capt Wenzel did not arrive as was expected.
He is coming on the Clara g.. due tonight from
The D. Stein not being ready to leave yester-
day. laid over to Tuesday when she leaves with
out fail for Bayou Bartholomew. Capt. T. NJ.
The Texas for Red river tomorrow.
The Trenton will go through to Floyd this
trip: Capt Sullivan requesting us to say SO. on
the strength OF telegraph1c news received yes
The Robert E. Lee, leaving Tuesday. connec's
at Vicksbnrg, with the Anchor Line for Mem
The fleet Katie Is the vicksburg and Bend
packet for tomorrow through to ArkaDolis..
ures for the coming week: Texas, Geo. w. Rea
master, Fl. @ Boazman clerk tomorrow at s
FL pprf sss oa Hsn Mded Thurs as
day-all to Shreveport. The Col. A. P. Kouns,
Capt. Mart Kouns, leaves Wednesday for Jeffer-
son.
= The Kate Kinney arrived Friday night from
thought one day was enough for the boys,
The Rapid Transit resumes her trips to the
upper coast tomorrow at 10 a. m. as a tri-
weekly daylight passenger and lightweight
packet as per advertisement In another COL
umn. Frank J. Cakes commands, L. E. Gen.
erelIy clerk-two gentlemen who know their
business, attend to it. and yet have time to see
that the, comfort and wants Of passengers are
provided for.
The fine and very popular c., L. and N. o.
packet line steamer Robt Mitchell, Dan Moore
master, Frank Stein clerk, leaves Tuesday at 5
p. M. for the Ohio. through to Cincinnati.
Mitchell.
The Future City. from ST. Louis, was due last
night with an usually large tow barges !:
part of her cargo Is ,465 bushels corn In bulk
and 5000 sacks oil cake.
The Whale arrived with her tow Friday night;
part Of her cargo is 81, 600 sacks corn.
The Trenton arrived Friday night from the
Tensas and Macon. and will return tomorrow
at p. M, taking freight for all points on Black
River. B. Sullivan In command. ]. =. Rob-
bins and r. "a. Darling clerks. Can't. Sullivan
reports bad weather on the trip, which caused