The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-30
stage o.! the Rivers.
Daily te0graphic report Of the stage or Wat0f
I various pniuts. with changes, In the "a hours


Plttsburg .-.....'.'.'.'-' II
shreveport ....,......--.. TO
st. Paul................... II 10
rise. tIndicat3s fall.
No change Ii the weather.
business continues very fair. Tho y. 7.
j schenck and Gold Dust both received liberally
The Natcbez, delayed most probably by the
weather. had not arrived when We left tho land
4 Eug Barrow falling to arrive; Ed; Homer was
4 placed in charge of The Danube's office. Eugene
viii return from there. 81 Sutherland and Sam
Y 9. Rendmau ara the pilots Of the Danube John
D Es oR m" acw" a = " ca5n %ae
r. Perry clerk. is announced to leave TO day for
4 tho Ouachita. Capt. Carlton was due last night
The st. Lous Times Journal, In answer to on
rEnQuirer' about the relative size OF the james
a Frank is 2f4 feat long, which is q mistake, Her
4 hull Is ZIG feet Ii lougth and 80 feet long over
See telegram below from Capt Charlie Mior,
of the new Mary Houston.
The Southern Transportation Companys
s. Burns clerk laid over from Yesterday, bu
will leave TO- day without fail ct p. NJ for tie
Ohio. through to CINCINNATI. The Schenck bus
q large aud roomy cabin; and passengers ~ her
will surely find comfortable stateronm s and ths
best of treatm - at the bends her otfeers
Mr. Dan White has quit the E. j. Gay. and Mr..
VIM Bryan his taken his place; Mr.. White goes
on tue J. W. Cannon, Ho has bee4 with Capt.
Brown for good many years aud Is q valuable
The Grafton arrived yesterday from Port
Enda having In tow The Plasa. The Plaza has
been brought he'e to be d0rked and repaired.
and will also receive an entirely new cabin.
Don't forget the fleet John w, Cannon to-day.
She leaves at sharp for Bayou Sara.
Vincent, late Of the Ed. j. Gay is filing his
The Kate Kinney WIS lot out of dock ,yester
DAY morning. Capt; Joe Dodd is all right again.
The Gold Dust nrrved yesterday morning.
Among her passengers was Capt. Ley. Cooper.
former inspector for the Bonrd of Underwriters
Mr.. Ed. Burk. secretary of tho N. o. and
r, r TRANSPORTATION Company; has been pnz-
ing them the following conunnrum: Why w,s
the company like tn, crown of the Queen Of
and s had a9 give 2s the Ts2s"Es Is
called for, we ask him fer answers to the two
f2loTing cSqgndrqms W y Il th &c
Lousiana9" Let us hear from you. Mr.. Burk.
~, Incidental to the above we m9ntion that Capt.
alton shown by many to use two Is In spelling
the name of his boat. One instance WIS told us
Of party who furnished the tarprauips, pint, ,
iected, telling him that he should have used
well. that's good joke on you, captain; who
In the hell over heard itspet with onp l." WhIle
bos "t sne w S sp5 5sS3 Ws"n cnp
i Charlie saw that he gave uD and changed the
y Capt Dick snnott will start tho Now Bnrt
Il Able out on the first water Her host OF friends
y may prepare themselves for. SURPRISE, for
Old dds stand.by Besides a compIots repair. she
q has been painted all ov8r. both Inside and ont:
j her cabin, new mattresses in tho state rooms
new bedding and tnb," II non. and many other
n things added to make her what she always
n Was-one Of the most cOmulete and best man
3 aged bOatS on the river
II The Eva is the daily upper coast packet for
u bonneville md HnhnvFe leaving this 10 q. III.
N Charles DeBouchel commands, Sept Toca
u The regular semi weekly coast Donaldson
## willie and Lnfournhe packet ASSUMPTION. F. A.
I'd Chariot master. N. Il. Dupuia cIerk. leaves to-
b at 10 ron r. n fri ,vaov MINOR coos oackot
Mary Ida. J. <. Ruiz master. 'j T. Nicoe clerk
N leaves to- day at 10 a m, promptly for College
The somi weekly coast and PaauemIre
/ packet v J. Poitevent, Frank Bergeron master
A.. C,~haTgeron clerk, leaves to-day at 70 NJ Us
N Tho regular daily packet Belle. E, E. Harpor
Ymaster. !. E. Brou cork. leaves this .. IN. for
IA The neot tri- weekly coast and Dona' dsonville
NSzapacket Henry Tcte. j, r Auco1 master, M. Fl:
R lown tho const in daylight Tomorrow and
ASenving aRain IuHsday at 10 n NJ, The I"to
takes freight fer the Lafourche, with tho Driv-
e The staunch Emma Irvine, E. NJ Vallejo
master. lehvos today SIS n9un! at , .. n for tho
| The United Smtes mail packet Fanchon, Fl Fl.
83rooA mhstor; Theo; Jobn clerk. leaves to-day
Tho Eo""o Lee, IN pHco of the New Bart
ND bio. Noah Scovell master. George Hamii-
" ION, clerk, leaves, to-day at y. M for Alex
u The New Orleans and Bed River Transporta-
&S2 on Company's steamer Cotton Valley, M Fl.
s Jerks. LEAFS to-oay at 3 D. m. for Red river
through to Shreveport.
|a The, regular, semi weekly Bayou Sara and
Ss#AOaGt United States mail napknt J w Cannon
98 ohm y. Ii EanD muster Thomas Howard clerk.
Tho f@sua at Hnei Yth2 asg " aa pncRo
Ea.chez. r; P, Lonthers master, Muse. Roland
rice aud Wilson clerks. leaves to-day proEa pt
10y at .. N. for Vicksbnrg.
~ Exchange Clippings. November 70.
I'D St. Louis Evening POST
@H udes tho Upper Missssippf barges East. West
saA bid Duncan. The latter is now loading ut
Whar9sd ah1 as 2l T bs hnd
Ollar st. Paul Line has ut last b=en extended 70
The e; John Porter left pittsburg for New Or
8 bans with tow Of two barges Of coke. contain
De- 10000 bushels each; two barges of eeel rails
bushes throo bar Y:" of ro brIak, 3coo0o
S them, and one barge Of miscellaneous freight. |
VA ,, vii add 4 1ti IrsEght nt Louisville.
lew Orleans. will take from Cairo FIVE tnrgts.
~ united cargo will include 100000 bushels
! Cant. Lamont is loading the Golden Gate for
A ew Orleans. to leave on Sa urdag-
M Memphis Avalanche, %.
- The Charles Morgan, Morgan Rather" pass
saa down yesterday en- route to New Orleans. |
aided fat and full of people. Sha had regis |
red 100 cabin passengers and 100 de9kers. Har |
32 over commander was too selfish to leave any !
co. ng here, and too charitable to take anything |
ny.
NJ heuesssan A. ecudder was at Hopefed las |
aa tseYRlng on 1000 bales of cotton and $50 tons
aA oil cake. She will coma over this morning !
Hass Il leave to-day for New Orleans.
he big James Howard got away last night |
~ b six tiers Of cotton for New Orleans.
S phreyeport Times. November 26:
began raining and blow Ing early Sunday
a ght and kept 1t up until nearly dark last even
1874. with only few minutes inermiss ion This
sssS pouring may cause old R-d to become
igable stream If he rain has extended far
he country it will be great benefit
!ckshnrg Herald, November %:
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