The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-25
RIVER NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMO CRAT.
Monday, February AZ. 1873.
ArriymIa
Isabel, Eva. Henry Tete.
TO Arrive.

ArfivhM.
Isabel, Eva. Henry Tete.
TO Arrive. @
Alvin. Rice Farmer. lower coast; st. Mary.
Alien, bayou Sara: 81. John. Baton Rouge
Cincinnati; Trenton. Tensas and Macon John
Wilson. Quachta;, Tanchon, Opeloussns; Bon
apois: O. 7. Chou eau ]. A. scuddef. Mem
phis Rnstrop. Bnrtholomew
10 ls Ian 10 Tor The lower w, COAST to-morrow CAPT
Hamilton ID having considerable work done on
her. suiting her much better for tho trade :, %
FinRR," published years. ago Ia Cincinnati, we
believe, can find u purchaser by addressing this
HE New Orleans and Red Riyer Transports
ton Company announce the following depart
nros, for this week: Maria Louise. Il. ).
aa 80 MI basnn6ss Out cbarla Thorn,
Wednesday: and Tho O. Il. Durteo, Can't. g. w.
stinde Saturday, nil TO Shreveport. Tho Boa.
nie L.e, Capt. Noah seovell, leaves Thursday
Tha .Ouaehita Belle, Capt John G. Ltbano.
leayss ,Wadnes,daY. ~ nsnnl. f9r, bayou sara,
Tho Now Orleans ana Dnnehitn TrHnsporta-
ton Company's stanner John Wilson leaves
Wednesday for ouaehta City. carrying the
Tho Acct Katle Ia the vieksburg and bend
packet for TO- day. through TO ArknpoIia
The, IT. Francis Bolle leaayes daily at 1880 u. N.
connection with tho New Orleans and Texas
Railroad 70 Donald sonvle.
The Belle. IN place Of tho Blue Wing No. o.
leaves this lp q. m. Tor tho uppor coast to Ash,
Mpssfe, Wood and Dean clerks.
Tho Eve in place Of the W. J. Poi'event, u. d.
Tertnbonne master, Gabs Block clerk. leaves
to-day at 8 D. IN. for tho Infourcho. through to
Laurel Vailoy!,
passenger .pnckct Rapid Transit. +. ]. Oakes
mastel L. y. Genelelly. clerk. leaves this 10 II.
m., sharp, from the head OF Cont street
The United States mail and passenger packet
Gov, A. len. John J. Brown master. y. h. Stteek
cs AK, leaves To-Day at p: m for bgyog sara
and Alf drlssom clerks loaves to.morrow at
=. m. for Vicksburg and all bend landings to
Tho Henry Tote j. II, Aucoin master. NJ. II.
Landry clerk, lenyes to-day at 9 y. m. for the
coast and Lonnldsonyille and tho Lafourche.
through to Thl hqdaux;
Mary Ida, ]. A. Ruiz master. Edw. hicollo clerk.
Leaves Tomorrow, promptly, at - a. m. for the
turns on alternate days. and does nll OF her
business In daylight
The r,aneh2n In place e. the Berha for the
Thee John clerk. Tho Fonchon takes bayou Bayou
dgs og MSbsr r1E4 ss wi At
campbs Ii com oom@anS Me SVH ID tho se oue m
M, me NJ, Mnry. Joe Da'leres In command. ..
the. coast and Lafourohe. through to Laurel
Valley.
Tho New Orleans and Ouaohita Transporta-
ton Company $ eamer shannon. John De
Hart master, O. II. Arthur clerk. lNaves to. NOR
row OF y. m. for the 0uachita. through to Cam
den.
:. Tho g. John leaves Wednesday ut "a M. for
Baton RougN J; I. MeElr.,g IN command.
The Assumption leaves Wednesday at 10 a, m.
for the coast and Lafourehe, through to Thibo-
daux.
mo regular Memphis and bond packet John
4. Scuddar =. Frank Hicks MASTER will arrive
Tho iron steamer Chas. P. Chouteau. W. H.
Ihorwegan master. will also arrive to leave
Wednesday Tor Memphis ana the bends.
Exchange Clippings.
Globe Democrat February "a:
The Gold Dust departed for New Orleans lust
night with a tremendous trip Of freight y ,hartr
B9srnh,ensr the vel known e9mhssion
says he paid the higher rate In order to keep an
oppo,st Z, boat IN The tleld and declares that
os es be py ha
The same merchant stated that the agent Of the
Msie IN, Moore e., offered to permit him to name
God Dust Ths bsst Ind S Sf p tao
ssngsrs for Mara , eras The T. psr
Mrs. Merrt Mrs sk3mor" ,eS doraon sa
Annie Gordon. T. W.. French; D.4C Rose, ,Thos.
iy Mra. Pratt and .cnildren. Mrs. Pratt. Mr.
Pratt Mr.. Halamon. Mrs. Captain John W. Car
lroll, Mra, 7. kirkwood and child, T, W. Weeks,
4, t. stlimsn, Edward B. Welnfff. ''''n''''
Ra r bBae aey VII pilot the Alps from here
start abaut March II with nine harges Of Ice.
! 1000 tons. Tho Alps brings this big tow from
Peru on Tho Illinois. Capt Peter Bowers com
mnnds.
George Walton. n former river engineer. has
received letters patent for q new revolving
light Of powerful properties. He claims that
n tara a..
throw light five miles ahead.
EVANSVILLE. Feb. 21.-rhe, Robert Mitchell
arriving here Tomorrow. will add several ex-
freight II sho will take 1t.
a number Of excursionists Hre awaiting the
Golden Crown on Saturday and the Morgan on
A full load has been engaged for the Sam
ROBERTS ana barges, to leave here next Saturday
1t has been raining necessarily since o'clock
this afternoon. accompanied by lightning and
ST. LOUIS Feb. 2l.-showery and warm, River
rising, with plenty Of water for the largest
steamers, In all the rivers. The roads are said |
and It will be some time yet before the packets
viii commence running on the upper Missis-
fhe Gold Dust and Mollie Moore left for New
Orleans with moderate trips. Both have en-
gagements below The Belle of Shreveport fol-
lows Saturday, and the stanard and Centennial
: CAiRo. Feb. 2-Capt. Wolf came UP on the
Wood and engaged the Storm No 3 to 90 to the |
where she Is aground. Her wheel has been |
secured. She dragged her anchor three miles |
and finally parted her cable.
MEMPHIS. Fob. 2l,-In tho case of the steamers |
James w. Gan and James D. Parker for carry
ing coal oil in violation of law. Judge Trigg OF |
the United States District Court. day decided |
that the proceeding in rem In such cases does |
not lie: but the owners OF steamboats, SO carry
ing coal Of! are liable to action Of debt for the
the case u lien on the boat does not lie
.' tBy Telegraph
HELENA Feb as.-To O. G. Wayne, New Or
Leans: Advertise steamer Scudder to leave for |
Memphis and the bends on Thursday at IA |
O'clock. j. f. HICKS CAPTAIN