The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-08
RIVER, NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT,
Thursday. November 8, 1875
Arrivals.

A, Scudder
Martha Isabel Emma Irvine, Eva, Mary lda,
Trenton, J. NJ. White. II, 9. YAeger
Martha. Isabel, Emma Irvine, Alvin. lower
coast; J. W. Cannon, H. j. Gay. Bayou SARA
Eva, WHISPER Mary Ida unRer ~ coasL' nenas neaa
Memphis Laura Lee, Louisville; henry Frank,
Jewel. Cincinnati: Natehez, yicksburg' beftha'
Opelousas Bonnie Lee, hed l fivGta 'Iaar and on,te
business very fair The j. NJ for White t had -
had 81 hogshead sugar, 3G4 barrels rice ana 3ooo
sacks salt. . It,, a.,,ot,,, j., +,
grnphed to arrive this morning ...,,.
sstThe John Means, after getting twenty miles
IN tho river, burst boiler and had to return.
She was to be ready to start again at O'Clock
M Mr. :" Harry Taylor and his sster--son and
daughter of the late Capt. Taylor-are both sick
wa Capt JnJ J. 2 McElroy arrived home Wednesday
night looking as fine as Six ana o WI l4aYe TO-
''''F Tha 20 steamer John 4. Fcudder from ST. Louis
arrived last evoning. portion OF her cargo
consisted of 1926 bales cotton and 45s sacks cot
The Charles P; .Chou''eau put opt q $4,000 way
The MARY IbA AND w. J. PoIrEEyENr. Capt J.
patrons on the coast. has secured the w. J.
Potevont aud will run her. IN connection with
The Poitevent will take the days and hour. Of the
Mary Ida and extend her trips to Donaldson
Vile, and the Mary Ida will leave daily Sunday
excppted) at IL. N. aud on Saturdays at p; M.
going no higher than Bonnet ,Carre;, Capt.
Frank Bergeron will command the Poiteyent,
Wit VIII q BefF959f b9 May a EW Ro Neo
tnuing in the Office. This arrangement goes
into effect next Tuesday. the twelfth instant
repair, of which we will say more anon.
Detained by the fog the Ohas. 7. Chouteau
failed to arrive until noon, and not getting her
big load discharged In time, to leave as adver
tsed Capt Thorwegan fixed her departure for +
o. N. to-day, at which hour she leave positively
for Vcksburg, Memphis and the bonds. Quite
a number of people visited the Chouteau dur
ing the day and the opinion of every one was
that she was surely monster and rs far as ae-
pearancf went money making boat Her
cabin is neat and state rooms very comfortable.
and with her office in charge Of two such genial
RIitenberger and Joe Spears, both passengers
and shippers can rest assured OF receiving
The Big Injun will be found at the landing
this morning.
The particular attention of shippers to Red
river by the ,nnie Leo is called to special
notice in another column.
The John W. Cannon leaves tomorrow for
Bayou Sara
The Henry Tete will arrive this evening aud
leave to- morrow at IL IN. for the coast and Don
with the privilege of reshpping. A clerk 70 re-
ceive freight will be found at the head of Bien-
CAPT P 4. Charlet and Clerk N. Dupus, of
the Assumption came down on the Tete. Capt.
Charlet is putting his boat in fine order, and
will have her at the landing ready TO leave the
first of the coming week.
Tho il. O. Stanard leaves st. Louis to-day. and
the Golden Grown Cincinnati Tomorrow
The wheel Of the Fanchon has been stripped
and the shaft taken to the foundry yesterday.
As soon rs the quarantine permits the Silver
City, will be- the first departure to Red river;
hnc lntn Of f,ryr lFIIi i3u ailrht hnf
was received when she layed at the wharf last
but which could not be sent to Its estimation
Interval Capt. Wood has docked, painted and
otherwise improved the Silver, including the
addition of three foot guards her entire length,
and she is to. day one Of the best low water cot
ton boats afioat. The New Orleans and Red
River TRANSPORTATION Company to which the
Silver City belongs, viii be found Iully prepared
in unity Of feeling, purpose and tonnage than
ever they were before.
A heavy fog prevailed on the river from
Wednesday night at 10 until yesterday morn
The Whisper leaves to-day at 3 q. m. for the
Ipuer coast. Don't tOrget 1t!
The Belle commences her daily trips to Bon
net Carre, rs per adverisement, tomorrow.
ay at m S99 VIA lay GV1F 'bsry bs o
der and both Capts. Harper and Brou, who
know SO well how, will do their level best to
Capt. Joe Dulferes is pushing the work on
bis popular st. Mary and will have her M ready W
Tor business IN q lew Gays. que NOLICB VIII
given of her departure on iirSt trip.
The Whisper has discontinued her Saturday
trips to the upper coast, and will leave every
Friday at y. N. instead, commencing to- day,
and going as high as the Ashland plantation,
as usual. Capt. J. A. Comstock commands.
Messrs. Wood and Dean clerks.
Kennervile and Hahnvitle, leaving this 10 g. m.
Uhas. De Bouchel commands. Sept. Toca clerk.
Re 6 m and rvgg 9y T. n 2WHe 2Sge f9as 1p5r aa
leaves as usual to-day at 3 .. N. for the Green
wood plantation.
The new aud fine steamer st, John Z. o Me-
lancon. leaves to-day at 10 a. N. for al planta
ton landings to Baton Rouge; -,
The fleet and handsome United States mail
packet Edward J. Gay, John j. Brown master,
S. S. streck clerk. leaves to. day at 5 2, m. for
Bayou Sara and all coast landings.
Dt The regql"r trli;weekly U; upper coast packet %
as usual, at 10 a. NJ, for the Ben Tureaud plan
The Bonnie Lee, in place Of the new Bart
Able, Richard Sinnott master, George Hamilton
e9rk leaves to-orr9w at 5p E9 n for EEg Bend
packei Natchoz, 7. i. Ieath9rs master. J. T.
Muse clerk. is receiving to leave, as usual, to-
morrow at 5 p. m,
bano master. is the United States mail packet
t0r Bayou Sara tomorrow, leaving at p. N.
Exchange Clippings, November =.
Cincinnati Commercials:
CAIRO, N0v.3-Al down stream boats are we'll
laden with freight and people, Ihe Laura Lee
lay al day taking cargo. Business rushing
the Henry Frank adding 5000 barrels Of -four
MEMPHIS, Nov. s.-The Thompson Dean went
South at sunset, with 100 tons cake, no cotton
The Augusta. Capt. Joe Elliott starts in the
White river trade i'll, q few days and takes
W. s.. Brooks. of the Memphis Appeal, was
caned by a number Of friends at Memphis
ng I the e
i'll Memphis throughout the entire time, being