The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-09-25
RIVER NEWS.
oFFIOvr NEW ORLEANS DEMOORAsr. ,
s Wednesday. September 2g, ls7H,

Wednesday. September as, 1s7Hs !
@y5 Arrivals.
Rice Farmer, Fanchon Bastrop. Al#
Departures.
Isabel, Emma irvine. Rice Farmer. Mary Ida.
Fanchon, j. w. Cannon. - ..sm
T@ ARRIVE .-s.4
Isabel Emma Irvine, A!yln, lower coast: st.
Mas habs Bos saa J. sa Il " kMor Marg n
~ yss TsssS valley as?3s
Weather eear and Warm.
Business fair. II
she " vas dstaiasd ton hours ID oid river where
she 9u as and h e ii 9nd
towsr 10 ss Ths oiar D. lanai h tugs belle DarIngton M
and Ida are thgre, trying e, wash put thg cham
taken. to the doeka to repalr some damages re-
oetyaa Fnr yasterdaps Un proceedings of the Steam
boatmen's Relief Association SEQ our local col
We have been requested 70 state that apgll-
cants for relief who are unable to And the office
e association @ cen @ nnte kneYn s nth the needs
u2hs The ,aeeIs oaaehs BeIe has resumed her semi
weekly trlps to Bayou Sara. and will leave. rs
.. NJ, carrying The United States mail;
The gnceess Of f9 te Democratic purity M tbe nex
election should ,registeri;, New papers are re,
fs qs % h oa n vho N desy has o
VIZ Tbe nfy "nds St d tho seamSoamena Relief As
among The families q ths tsteamboat,n.en r.
Rept ,e coy eoynatantly open. It ID earnestly to be
hoped ope tha the friends Of tho raiern through
out the country will not let tne go9,da y We WORK ag
Allen Jume our worthy State Auditor, and d
popuag captain n The oast trade heartily
" bill clerk Of the Gov, Allen, u doing yeoman
service In raisng funds for the assoeiation. A,
be fls Treasured In the hsara of the stehmboatmen
of this section.
FoR GREENv1IhE. The eleganf Frank Par.
vi tsf 81 and II ae the andne NJ bs monns
Seny sys e s Ii he bsns whoa
terdey ana found the work on M her 2, psE,ogressing
viii viii bs ready tor steam Saturday: Her CARPETS
ye and ana au me he
st. John, due the first o. the coming week, ar-
ys win as she our WI ea fey ~ 5e P
In store fog them, for they viii .flnd ths Gay one
the river Altar the boat 10 ready. we viii give
our,readerr d full description Of her.
fake and In the Very best of order, d ready for
busne. % and will take her place in the Donald
9sn Roa 3 ( ns aens ssas nsy sz Tuesday
eoi Mr rhe i Bardeau. sick Since Friday last. was
very low yesterday and not expected to Live.
SURVIVOR OF THE ILn.FATED PORTER
The history ofthe il.fated crew Of The Ill fated
towboat Sohn P9er J. sqhaf amar to to all OF
having been stricken with the dread scourge;
and nearly every one Of whom h has = been a.. laid
Of The porters tlremen, presented himself at
the rooms Of the sesmb9atmens @ Association s,s s1
stated that he was taken sick on July 22. bad a
relapse, and was discharged from the Marine
The Riee eps farmer. m Uharles De Bouchel master,
Sept. -Toca clerk. leaves daily Sunday, ex--
cepted, for the upper coast to, Kennerville, at
The Belle, J. oomsto%ck % mas master, Leaves this big
liam. Cor Ben 10 eauds. Donaldssonvie ,ian and
Ths Emma %Hna ryDs d NJ vaee master
ees CO lar az the 1Sa
The United States mail packet ouachita Belle,
master, leaves to-day promptly ut y. m. for
Bayou Sara Baton Rouge and all coast land
The Mary Ida will be on hand to leave to-
morrow as usual OF 10 q. m. for the upper coast
The regular eemi-weeky Bayou Lafourche
packet Eva. q. p rerrebonne master, will be
found at the landing this morning RECEIVING to
raturn to-mor ow. as usunl. Tom Knee has
charge OF the Office F' ."
Exchange Clippings September S3.
Cincinnati Enquirer:
The St Johns left for New Orleans last night
With onr tas reg sRd sba add
one hundred and ten tons at Louisville and
will haye all shs can carry before leaving the
"eaH CART vi Leu Crane goes in the office Of the st.
The st. johns loaded at Atty and seventy five
cents per 100 pounds. double card ON furniture
aaa Uapt James Nichols adverses the Florence
Meyer. to follow. the Whisper to New Orleans
CART Burdeaus new ferryboat will start for
New Orleans tomorrow. Es. s.S.,. ,
The whisper viii come up to the wharf Mon
for New Orleans direct ThursdASy ~ A eyening n,,o,
teW q Ell Jo2 Mran The latter viii follow @
Pm e. D9Ss END E dd, hSy9
baraes left for New Orleans this evening with
era Ths A2ehr Ne,nbeu ne W s Die
hadrsss snd & S bsSrl SSns r es Gs Is
to her below quarantine. where she win take
the cargo aboard and leave for point above
Memphis. She will get away Monday or Tues
The Little Rock Gazette says: THE people on
the lower orion OF ne Arkansas river are Id
all kinds Of plantation supplies, and the busy
gathering season is upon them. They must be
supplied with the neeessarieS of the time. Or
they win seek succor elsewhere. We are in
formed that !, boats are loading Eat at St t. Louis for
ment has become a public necessity. Unless
our people are relieved through the means Of
boats from this PLACE they will open coommuni-
cation with the Mississippi river. All of us
who passed through the late war know what
men viii risk and bear to supply themselves
s# with the immediate wants Of life, and how they
brayeG the strictest blockades II help does not
come from above It will be sought from below
s8 sennraa on this river, from which nothing but
The ad stre5st sh6Stgun 6ags a
II E Eassn3ins. from fhis point the necessary sue
cor TO our felloW-citizens below Pine Bluff"
MARINE NEWS.
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