The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-28
RIVER. NEWS.

RIVER NEWS.
~ oFrroE VIEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT.
Thursday. February %. 1878.
r. Arrivals VII, s~84
Isabsl. Rice Farmer. pelst Eva, Henry Tete.
ay 7, departures.
Isabel, Rice Farmer , IL, RAPID Transit A.
n sumption Danube. John Wilson. q. u. Church.
e. T. CnUuteau. Susie Silver
a 49, Te Arrive. ."
Isabel, Alvin. Rice Farmer. lower coast; St.
Mary Assumption. Lafourche; Qnaehita Belle,
Able, Red river; Bile, Rapid Transit, upper
eoast; Faux .argoud, Granville; Eateh1I,
Hama no"f 6l D "VR Robt. Mitchell, Golden
Crowp. Cincinnati God Dust. " Louis.
Weather Oh nr and very pleasant.
Business better than 1t has been any day tbiea
Capt John spane lato Of tho Bismarck, ut
present connected W til the 1T. Louis Bohrd Of
Undsrwriters, arrived In Tho city " sterday.
Cepl. Rees Dngan is expected to-day.
!, Mr.. Baker, tho tc9orreepondent, q me Boston
BY. rail for Cincnnati;
Tho John A. seaidery not being discharged
promptly and D siiyelyat D. m. for Memphis
and the bends, ;. Frank Hicks In command.
Chas II. Pix clerk.
Giheinhaii Ce@Ssretni Of the 18th at ''-''" Wv
hSw oanAss FEB saT Ida 's lnhesd city
Sadys AZ" Tho nss '3 ten DAYS there % viii Fbs
ms rns s h1 ana h 81 ma "aa
On wednesday, the Popo WIS reburiod here..
aud to-day abont 5000 uniformed soldiers Of the
State militia will celebrate Wash iDgtons birth
day BY q grand parade and business will again
be paralyzo II not entirely suspended New
han one It's people redy nd s 10
Lave their business. But whore are the poor
aFeamboatmen all This time, Why. waiting pa
ftf Ef,3 Am lht
for the people u this unfortunate city to get
through, with their tom f,ooltry and send their
Ohio md Mississippi rivers TO lay at very long
Their IL no end, to tho oxorbtant taaos upon
tse h 19ee amounts to
viii s$ae ss the shost tri Ill.,
hes WEI sats more l. fish here
90 anyAhern" n,
4 In the above letter. OF rather portion Of his
charge against tho people Of this city, ono thae
We supp?se nng man would make unless he had
and enRhen US farther RI hs viii Il o
ing 1 suitable and without doubt satisfactory
The steamer. Dispatch arriving here week or
ten days ago tl9m tho Upper Miss,s u, has
been fhaGts s 6 by Capt laet d4b ifr m
Capt. Jack haH been htcamboating inathis trade
Tor sevsral Years end numbefs among The PEG 60,
ain, su"ress with the dispatch see tht5ndver-
fsemant .a3
heads sugar. 10 barrels moasscs. 81 barrels rice
and $50 tons snnd,ry freight, "a.
tho q ID Church had roo boxes tin. 800 barrels
sogaro 49, -. O.
sas sa eo 's"' 2o0 '''reis 'i'Sses ano %
The o. k. peck Iones for St Louis.
Itha lar HpII Duat tha V rnpt1lar india
pendent ~. Luuis. p,cAct. will arrive Friday
might with ~ Zig 'rir, ., 49,. ..,., ,,..
The Juhn Means. from 81 Louis with three
barges. arrived yesterday
Catt. Gus Hodges through Bayou Bartholo
a. m. Cupt /. +. Delnhoussaye his charge Of
ny Yhs hsbsst Mitchell, fEc% ne H., ohio win
Eraphed 70 arrive This evening, and will ret'nesS2
The Golden Grown, also from tho Ohio. and
crowded with people il due to.moSow -
4 Ths Blue Wing No . will leave Saturday for
Che Lafourchs on m extra eIardi Gras "Trip.
The i ~ naroe; onpt. @ sfinoe leave
Black river S Tens"s and niason naeHo, Tre"ton
Msssrs. !. T. = l md i: & Darling nave
The NeM Orleans and ouachita Transporta-
lion Con pnny,s steamer ! !, h g Hownri. +. O.
ceiv ts to eave 9 satnrday. posivey Tor the
Ouach!ta through TO Camden. 9
The Bart Able VIII arrive to leave Saturday.
~ usual. for Grand Ecore. .=z.
The Eva for the Lafourche to-day tsp m.
The, peerless Naleht will arriveto night from
Ths HE s"a % psyy "f f tho
Taylor. A. I. Trous dilo master, J. b. Schmidt
clerk leays Saturday for the Atchafalaya.
through 10 Washington.
The st. Francis Belle leaves daily at 7:so u M.
from Banvile street for Westwego. running in
connection with the New Orleans and Texas
Railroad To JtnundsOnyilln.
The lleot and unnaunlly regular try weekly
upper .eoasf cket Mary Ida. J A. Ruiz master.
Edw; Nlcolle clerk, Leaves this 10 II. m. promptly
daylight boat, both ways.
mali steamer Frank Plrgoui. j. n White mas,
ter Gn,t Holmes clerk leaves to-day at y. III.
fo Te B. lid If L \ an1 % ndasS Bonnie
Lee. nh Sevvell master, VIM. Dillon rlerk.
leaves this D. m for Rod river through to Jof-
Tho Eva IN place Of tho W. J. poitevcnt, u D.
Terrebonite muster, Gaha Block clerk. leaves
today O. 10 Pr Tor the Lnfourcho, through to
The Donadsonville and coast tr- weekly day
light passenger packet R,pid Transit, e. ]
morrow at 10 q. m. promptly, from the head OF
The Henry Tete making sem-woekly trips
to BAYOU Lafvurche. through to ThibodauX
will be at the landing this morning. and will
command. NJ. II. Landry clerk.
The United States mail and passenger packet
Gov Alien. John ] Brown master. s. s. Sreck
clerk. leaves tomorrow at + y. m. for Bayou
Sara
The steamer G. H. Durfee. from Shreveport
arrived last evening with good trip; part Of
which was $50 balos cotton, 100 bbls oil and 23C
head cattle.
an by TolegrapHl
PINE BLUFF. Ark. Feb. ss-ToV. @. Dentzcl
agent, 30 Natchez street: The steamer Ashlnnc
leaves ut daylight. with full loud. o Will leave
ONew Orleans for Arkansas river, Thursday
March I. o
JOHN A. WILLIAMS. master.
ST. Iouts. Fab 81. w TO y. A. Stevenson
Steamer John Gilmore broke her shaft at foo
Sof Burd chute: boat and tow landed safely
Steamer Port Fad, Is ordered back from Cairo
0to-night for New Orleans with III" Gilmores
tow. HENRY g. II AARSTlCt a
NlCKsBuRa. Feb. Ito John L. Douglas. ~
Grayier street: Steamer Gold Dust will arriv,
Friday night and be ready to receive freight FOL
st. Louis Saturday morning.
e. W. GOULD, Captain.
NI4tL -. Enla II q wv. h