The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-23
RIVER NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT,
Saturday, February %, 1878.

OHEJOB NEW ORLEANS DUMDDRAT,l |
Saturday, February %, 1878. |
Arrivals.
Isabel. Rice Farmer. gslle. ~. Mary, Maria
LOUISE. Natehez, Big sunhower Mary Ida. John |
II. Hanna
Departures.
Isabel. Rice Farmer, Gov. Allen. Henry Tete.
Clara S., Yaago Valley, City Of Alton.
TO Arrive.
Isabel, Alvin. Rioe Farmer. lower ooast Eva.
Henry Tete .hssum ptioq, Lhfonrchae; Bart able.
led river Dn1,ehitn Belle OK Allen b, Bayou
Baton Rouge. Susie Silver, st Louis; Cherokee.
Cincinnati
Clear and very pleasant weather yesterday.
Tie bellies ohimneys were, down yesterday
for the PURPOSE Of being r. lengthened sx Ies
Capt. Lew Rice taking the Ella Hughes out next
week to Camden.
The a Mf pss ero"sh E"R ~ ~ s he
lon and % bbs oil recovered from tho wreck Of
the La Belle, @ ~
Gus Hodge and i. z. Deahoussaye.
h9 ahann9n LII, as ahahaon9d her VIZ Y IT,
the John RI iianna. ehving oday
CHpt. Jos Aiken leaves to-day for Washington.
Capt. Rates very e., ELEGANT It, and iaEt Ohio river
sure. An early visit to her ntlemanly clerk.
- secure choice OF rooms, VIII be n wise thing
to.lo. Mathematical,
| whereby, II is thought her gshbrnl, usefulness
%ilI b9 improved Gapt 9akes a ,a tbs hapd q
| o. m. promptly from the head Of Cont street
for Donadsonville. returning tomorrow. and
assR n sf Gay dr nhreve
port. takss NJ linden freight. reshippng on the
| Frank Willard.
1 Hs ny pppe eb t. TIE he 4 Win a 20
| turn to lsaye again Monday at y. M. @
| The Natehez arrived % time from vieksburaS'
| and will return to-day, as usual
Tho new Bart Able. leaving tot day for Grand
| Tepre extends her trip to Uoushatttl
The Opaehita Belle for the ceast to Bayou
ii The hest John H. ttanna deavss to-day pos
| lively for the Ouaehlta. Tho Hanna will return
1a?fa rstara q s of Mera ds" "a
The Marin Louise does not Leave Leave for shreve-
The John II. Hanna and Zig sunilower both
another nIY sp bari Of tbe bbnoe f sol
dhe r. rnns ,a G FOR sXs ag q r.
Tho splsg1id steamer u. Mary, Joe Dalfsres
master u. Nioolle clerk. leaves to-day ut 10 q.
| ~ Ifor the eoaast and bayou Lafourche, through
The Ouaelita Belle, John cetibano master,
D. m for Bayou sara. Button Rouge Pladuenine
md all coast landings.
G Rosse psg g e0 9ohn p1as .r opa mas 49,
| go $500
ef The le"i Nstehez. T. + T. Feathers master J. r.
'qTFEE e a Baf hbs ehaad nnott master ESQ
ns ton 9ss Hdsy ct m for
packet Assumption r. A. ohm let mas or. N. Z
Dupuis. md oeLasroue clerks. leaves to-day at
+ D. H. for Thibodaux.
Tho Big ,sgpflower, IN place Of the l., LESSEE |,
Taylor, A. T. Trousdne IN command, NJ J. D.
GAL, tlfap l{nstr IN nl
D. m, for the Atchafalaya, through to Wash ing
teng HaysH ass G II t.lgat and
sRbe a psp oh .s Weakly ~ and paps
Bayou a dos a aasss packet Tom Parker. NJ. NJ
Dufour Muster. A.. Meynler, Jr.. clerk. lsaves
Tha regular BIaef river river rsnsas and M Mel
son clerk lsavss to Gay poftiyoy # o. !,
Jones' clerk. leaves to-day 1T .. m. for Mem
Blue wing No. 8. Ysnves to-day 1T il o'clock D.
III. for the upper coast TO the Ashland planta.
ton. j. A, Comstock in command. Geo. NJ.
The New Orleans and Red RIVER TRANSPORTS,
a fortsr esk ssss todoy
III. for Shreveport.
The New Orleans and Ouaehita TRANSPORTS
ton Compnnys Gamer John Il. Hanna }. VIZ
at ! .. ~. Without fai for the oaachita through
10 Camden.
tBy Telegraph CO
MoNaoH. In, Feb Alto Capt. Jack W.
Hapks No Canal street, The s,ea IN Jo Job
lively on saturday joe r. w. o XII laSs2 MASTER
Feb = Wo2as C9 N9
arrive sunday night and leave for ST. Louis
Tuesday, Goth inst. z-
BAYOU SARA. Feb. 22-To H. W. Ada rs
agent: Bart Able will arrive al 6 D. M. leave
''A''''"' - o''e"'''R Il. stNNorT. Muster.
y Exchange Clippings.
Globe. Democrat. February 90:
, | The Gold Dust was recsiving n rouainl
packet yha.fboat was covered with reiget fol
s n.rro Sye evening Sf andos make nal NV Orleans
IL good time FIR the Mardi Gras festivitiea.
The lower rfeer has caused fresh trouble ant
bs ' no Tboa 1 o s~ d hbss st hs Is
nognced t9 lssSye fer Nsy Orleans , te, morr9w
the a es * t, commteo Of this G pool held
; meeting and resolved to maintain ireighb rate
their present garea but decided that the
bucks If the owners desired to do so at their In
dividual expense. Many merchants went t.
stood has bs Tes ere beng '9 "o
over. refused to cut bis, rates whicleare tn
!, Same as the pool agreed to maintain. but hi
"aes Of the po" said gea M be Bell
| OF Sh1 eveport would begin to load on Tbursda
morning This being tho case the pool boat
will have q little wranglng on their own nc
count.
r st. Louis Republican, February 20:
THE STEAMER TYCOON IN 1861. q
: Editor Eepublicant-As the Tycoon hns beer
mentioned by the press on several occasions
lately the following may prove interesting
!. At the time mentioned by the Republican 1851
1 the Tycoon was built and owned by Browns
| villa tPa.) men and commanded by ono Of sale
4 | owners Capt. Isaac Woodward. who put up th
but secretly concluding that tho location wa
not n very healthy one for q snow digger" Il
this time. he one day backed out from New Or
forecastle Upon arriving at the mouth Of Rec
4 river he forgot 70 pull her down 70 the arboard
Z | but finding good water kept on until ne ronche,
i Pittsburg Pa, whore he found that his fame
hnd outsped the fast Tycoon Il committee await
4 ing him. the excited populace ready to appl
| ba tor tf, la bun n nd 10 In N