The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-04-17
RIVER NEWS.

Wednesday. April II. 1878. J
Arrivals.
Ouachita Belle. st. Mary. Assumption. Wild
Gazelle, Maria Louise. Belle.
Departures.
Martha. Mary Ida. st. Mary. r. E. Lee. c. B.
Coy, Allen. Bayou Sara: st. Mary Eva, Henry
Tete; Lafourche; isabel. Martha. Lower Cnasl !;
da up aes Coast joe seu sqsary q T. bnre
Bed river; Robert Mitchell. Cincinnati; Katie.
Thn TIE weather Yesterday was very pleasant and
business much bet or than it was Monday the
St Mary Ia oar ialar having Lee Tip out far
barge loaded with bsrr.i ana x freixh, from
the wreck 2. the C p Koans which vas
probably Tor the next boat. The next move
bs Of The tusS h IL barse from Evans
Vile arrived yesterday, The John Gilmore,
with three barges from st. Louis was due last
fiatboat loaded with $500 barrels potatoes
from the Ohio arrived ye, terday.
The Texas, leaving for he'd river to, day; takes
The steamer John II. Hanna. F. A. Blanks
master. leaves to- day at p. IN. for Ouachita
The Ouachifa Belle. for all ccast and town
landings to Bayou sara is the regular packet
The feet Katie leaves tomorrow for all town
and mail landings to Gre.nville.
The Assumption leaves to: day, as usual. at 70
The Henry Tete will arrive tonight and leave
Friday for the Lafourche. Both she and the
of Bienville street. q clerk to receive freight.
Capt Aucon. OF The Tete has special n u Ice
In another part OF the DEMooRAT In regard to
that the Tete was cross ed by he insurance COM
ponies Of this city. which rumor he emphatic
The Era No. 10. for Pceuf river. and the W. J.
Poitevent. for the Tensas and Macon. depart
The Kountz line steamer H. c. Yaeger. I. @.
Van Hook in command. will arrive day from
b. Louis and retu' to-nnrrow r.,
The Anchor Line steamer Gold Dust, for st.
Louis. Is announced to leave to-day.
Mr.. 0. Landry a well known coast clerk. and
for several years past on the St. John. shipped
Bon forget hat til the Wild id Gazse leaves
to-day promptly at II a. m for the lower coast.
Capt Charlie b Me Trusow leaves On IT the Texas TO-
couple OF weeks. after which be- will proceed
West for the purpose Of contracting for a new
The T. r. Fckert. with the boilers. engines.
doctor, and a lot OF other stuff. from the Dawn,
The Billy CoIf has been sold to Capt. Cole.
OF Selma. Ala. ana left yesterday for Mobile.
Price paid 81 90. she will be used in the cotton
The Commonwealth leaves St Loui- to- day
and the Centennial Saturday. TIL. Golden ttity
leaves CINCINNATI to- morrow and the new Mary
The Clara s. ha. been towed over the river to
LAYING. up quarters.
The D. Stein lays over until to- morrow. when
she will surely leave for bayou Bartholomew.
The G. B. Church left yesterday for the Ohio
with the largest trip Of people she ever had;
the following freight: Is bales cot on. 200 barrels
molasses. ITO hogsheads. sugar 100 sacks salt.
lso barres oil $50 barrels e, resin 100 barrels rice
The Charles Morgan laid ov until 5 n. m.
today. when she g, le,ves for n mphis Cairo.
number Of people yesterday. and We ADVISE
those who have not secured their berths to do
50 early to-day She is one Of the best boats in
safe. speedy and very pleasant trip. Capt ALI
Stein commands, the office being presided over
The e. eG Franes Bes lav das at 30 a. M
from Bienville street for Westw, 60 running in
connection with the new Orleans and Texas
The Belle, In place Of the Blue Wing n. 9. J.
A. Coms,ock master leav, this 10 o m. for Beh
Tul eaud's. Donaldsonville. and The Ashland
and Dean clerks.
The daylight passenger packet Wild Gazelle.
coast through to Magnoia store .of 'ne upper
Thibodaux returning to leave again Saturday
T. A. Chariot commands. N. q. Dupuis aud Joe
The Ouachita Belle, John G. Libano master.
]. H. Mossop clerk k. leaves to- day promptly at
pm, for Bayou Sara, Baton Rouge and all coast
The New Orleans and Rel River Transports
ten Company's United Stats mail steamer
Texas, Geo.. W. Rea master. H. C, Boazman
clerk is receiving to leave to-day at 5 D. IN. for
The Era No. 10, Tom Taylor master, s..
Goodwin. clerk leaves to-day at D. m. for
The W. ). Poitevent. j. B. Sullivan master. J.
Z. Robbins clerk. leav' to day at .. M, with
out fail, for the T-nsas and Macon.
The O.. L. and NJ u. Packet Line steamer
Charles, Morgan All. stem master, Harry W..
Stein G clerk leaves 70 Day It .. m. for Mem
The tri-weekly upper coast packet Mary Ida.
]. A. Ruiz master. i'll arrive this evening and
Will return tomorrow at 10 a. m. The Mary is
The passenger and United States mail
steamer Katie J. N; White master. Curt
at I, .. m. for vicksburg, GreenvIlle and mail
The new light draft steamer D. Stein. the
leaves to- morrow at .. m taking freight for
ell points on the Ouachita to Ouachiia City.
Capt ga ta William Wenzel in command. ). M. Tin
by Telegraph
vIcKsBuRo. April le-To J. B. Woods Co.
1ol Common street: Steamer John A. Scudder
louis s satud asd"' s1a a Master st.
MEMPHIS. April Ito G. g. Wayne: Robert
Mitchell VIII arrive Thar Tr Sr eyeni n. and
CAIRO, April l5.-IO y. u. WO6OS u S0., 10i
Common street: Steamer james How rd leaves
here to night. and leave New Orleans for St.
Louis Wed nesday. twenty fourth instpnt.
b. r. PEGRAM, Master,
CINCINNATI. April 16. Weather clear and
warm. River rose foot 4 inches, and is still
rising with u feet inches in the channel Bust
ness dull. Leave to-day: Baum. for Memphis
Rhoades. for st. Louis. and Golden Rule. for
New Orleans.
- sr LOUIS. April 1s-Weather partly cloudy
and warm. with light sprinkle at 10 o'clock
The river Is IA feet ] inch and rising slowly
Boats leaving ar Grand Tower for Vicks hurg,
Polar Star for Tennessee river. Molie Moore
for New Orleans. The Susie Silver and Belle of
Shreveport are laid NO.. The Katie P. Kountz
left for Fort Benton in the ht.
Exchange Clippings.
st. Louis Times, April "A:
Business yesterday was fair. Three or four
thousand tons of stuff left by boat and barge for
the South at rates that ought suit shippers. if
not steamboat owners What good is TO result