The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-12
Change.

Daily telegraphic report Of the. stage Of wat
at various points, with changes, in the "a hou
ending yesterday at D. r.
Stations. water ohange
Feet Inch. Feet. Inc
Cincinnati .............-.. 8 s 10 2
LOuisyille --....'......... to 2
Memph1S ........,........ to
pbeW Orleans ..-.:,.... 13 8 to G
gmana..'''.''.. 8 0 0
H1ttSburg ................. II q
shreveport -.............. 2 10 .
81, LOUIS ,'s,,...-...-.... 10 TO
Hi,IEaI.,l... 81. EIu,. ''''''''.''-'. 0
~Below high water mark of 1874. indicate
rise. Indicates fall.
Yesterday opened dsagreeablv warm an
showery, clearing off later; the balance of th
, Business was 9 quite active, particulary on tn
on ere 5ea2 ahd d1 hd
arrive i'll after moon. The E. j. Gay had not ar
Tiyed when We left the landing. She will doubt
this o. m, TheJohn A. Scudder for st. Louis
nag 81 hogshems sugar, 65 barrels molasse
and 2oqG SACKS Saa sa Th9 Thompson Dean f.
was 300 sacks salt.
See special notice in another column to Ret
A mule inmbed overheard from the Dean and
SWAN under the wharf. out iu the soft mud
The Ingenuity Of all hands was exercised for q
constderabe time ln getting It aboard.
The Fanchon not being ready to leave to-day
the Big Sunflower will make another trip to tie
AtonaIaaya in IN er place leaving today at
Broad IN command, Theo. John clerk
The Maggie Burke. Capt Owen Finnegan due
TO arTlye from the Ohio will leave on arrival
The Commonwealth leaves st. Louis to-mor-
The ". j. .Poitevent and W. J. Behan were
Capt Abe Smith Is expected home Friday.
Capt. OReilly put out the cargo of the Tete
Yesterday steam ty1p
and quarter, and that too In the rain.
san epf5 psppRt WgRs up on the Dean as the as
Among the arrivals home Sunday and yester-
day we we're w qaptg & MG G. l. Kouns Geo. Z. Wkin
The Laura ~ Lee, due last evening from tho
Ohio is up for trip to Cincinnati
The s9athern aoidan & Companys
X. Shaw clerk, will firriye to leave Saturday
po2ssitiygegy for Cincinnati,
!. The New Orleans and Red River Transporta-
Red river, the W.. J. Behan, Capt Geo. q. viii
skRson svar 14 eaye this M 2 h w for 0ofax and the
ouekss and R Ernest kirk eave ee5ks Wm
at 8 D. m. for Alexandria The jewel, viii go
most p5Fobably pr a ls; on Saturday The com pany
ready ay and eager for the fray.
The steamer Robt E. Lee, from Vieksburg.
asrriXed PR m last evening with fine cargo, consist
Ing In part Of 4427 bales of cotton. 1854 sacks
cotton seed. 81 sacks seed cotton, 40 hhds sugar
and 1877, .bbls mola+ses.
o.. r.
rived last evening, Part of her cargo was so2
bales cotton. 919 sacks cotton seed SIS hhds SUI
gar, 1899 bbls moasses and 81 half barrels Hay
Ing Ing been detained and not arriving In time to
leave last evening, she will leave this day at "a
~, sharp. Attention is called to @ special no.
tlee in another column.
Ihe elpts Sunday and yesterday of cotton,
cotton seed, sugar, mOlasses and rice amounted
TO 5346 bales 5t73 SACKS, 1847 hogsheads. 5Gos bar
i6 pos bales, 1852 sacks 498 hogsheads, 1918 bar
rels and 1916 sucks
The FIorenee Meyer !eayes Cincinnati to day.
The magnificent J. NJ White is due o-night !
from Greenvie, and will return Thursday.
Oaptt.y T. Burdsau offers the ferrybc al b. B. |
CanmpbelI for sale. See for SALE column.
Capt. james Hamilton. who, with the late |
CAPT Taylor. owned he Era No. 10. is up Bruf
river rive m making gd business arrangements for his
tine is raised Capt Hamilton bas been in ibis bis
trade for many years, and is as we'll liked as
t ahX MAJ man ~ Who eyer M there The
the boat. The Era is now being placed in fine
:, Capt N; NJ. Carter. of the firm of Messrs.
br0ckett u Garter. returned homo yesterday.
;, The new Memrhis and bend packet, Henry
Frank, J. f., Hicks, master. Af. Grssom, clerk,
Is due to arrive. and Is advertised to leave to-
The semi weekly Lafourche coast and DON
aldsonville packet. Assumption, P A. Charet
master. Messrs Dupuis and Lagroue clerks,
will be ready to commence her trips Saturday
Capt. Geo. NJ. Woods. the well known coast
clerk, and part owner of the Whisper and Belle,
arrived by the Jackson road yesterday. Capt.
WOODS looks as jolly and good natured as ever
The Mary lda changes her schedule. and In
4 m, commencing today and going as high
Is Bonnet Carre only. laying over every Sunday
The old crew of the Mary Ida, who have contrl-
,utea aii SO much to her success and popularity.
TO iIl the Mary Ida's place Capt. Ruiz has as
Yb tbI nv gaG Fank and
vii take her days and hour, leaving on the
iIst ,. trip RI to-day g 10 a, NJ. extending her
JaDt Bergeron is known to every one on the
'9ast for his many good Qualities and has )
! 2laeed M the office in Charge Qf one of the best
The daily upper coast Ito HahnvlIle) packet , ,
Eva, Chas. De Bouchel master. Sept. Toca
The rsTar n1g day a. oaoke m Be Harper
master, J. %. Brou clerk, leaves this q. M for !
'onnet Carre. :
,aoket Henry Tete leaves to-day, at 10 a. N. :
harp. taking freight for the Latourche. with !
ne privilege Of reshipp1ng. Capt, }: +. Aucoin {
oesmmands, Mr.. III. IL. Landry presides In the {
The Emma Irvine =. NJ vellette master. ;,
SP The 1--WE yne sa1es 50 reR
larry and promptly every day at the above !
The The Robert E. Lee, VIM. Campbell master, J. S
I. Mossop in charge Of the office, leaves this S :
!. m n. for Vieksburg and all way landings :
The eade apa P4 R Wsnh mdas4 adsss
3-day at 5 D. m. for the Ouachia, giving !
lrough bills lading to Monroe and Trenton e
he CLARA will leaye here every Tuesday regu- !,
a1rly. r She also takes freight for Bayou Teche.
apt. Tom Mnggah will be found on board to g g
ttend to shippers to the latter section. Z
ne regular tr r-Weekly upper coast daylight Il
Jacket Whisper will arrive this evening and re- ;.
urn m to, morrow as usu i at II a, m. !,
q ne Meet United States mail packet J. W Can
I'D VI il onn " Llbano master, leaves tomorrow
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Exchange Clippings, November g. II
Cincinnati Enquirer:
The Golden Crown left for New Orleans last -
ight with forty-flve passengers and 600 tons z
eight She took barge along as a lighter -
Mr.. Henry NJ. Gastrell, q hardware merchant q
{ Natchez Is. the. name of thS, gentleman who s. s.
as bought the hull originally built by Alex. q
erry for Capt Henry Calor He has contracted .
ith Arthur Moore for the engines. G. 7. Du- Ia
lont for the boilers and Alex. Perry the upper g