The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-08-06
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aBeloW high water mark of 1874. Indicates
rise Indicates fall.
The weather was pleasant In the shade yes
business aae rhe Rane fiat Is p tfa as{hh
everybody outside Ct this oity ad me b, esth
very seriously the business interests Of both |
seanboas and the city Ia IL 81 hed Tyer hefe
buck and ID store il Of smmsport. The ]. Gan
% b s YaE saok reeh and We
a quantities q baggine from g. Louis. such
leans Such O senseless and groundless tear
Was never shown before-aIl reason seems to
have left them, andt hey are simply subjects OF
Workmen were engaged yesterday u over
hauling that drainage pipe from tn p ta ~ sn
day, after which 1t is intended to extend II Put
into tho river sixty feet. when 1t Is hoped the
nuisance will be aba At a.. and con+r.otora who
are always Immediately affected by any change
made In the landings complain OF the ohange
enough for light or dry freight. which frequent
II has to be put out in the mud On sk1qs.s Ihey
think and With 1927 hn 20 and
Ing the wharf should BE- built out. and ct the
lower landing 1t should not be MEG In Win dirt'
hut allowed to remain ns 1t ID end the extension
added to it. So MUCH room has been taken
from our once boosted landing that it is very
often o. serious matter to find room for cargoes.
thereby entaiing extra expense in time and 10
Dor andEcausinE damage. I hey are properly very
wrathv that their convenience or Interests Pr st are
that will surely come some Of these days When
steamboatmen who have to bear al the ,, en <,
ssrs w n2s to he Whafv "
The Fanchon hos been retired from the Afcha-
falaya trade and the Bertha put in her place.
hg be Rrna5 5ein ~ and cap Eugene
Qnatreyaux in charge of the office;
The Frank Pargoud will arrive Tonight and
leave Thursday as usual for Greenville:
UPPER CoAsT,-The MARY, Ida never falls be- be-
hind her regular time. She is ct tGe landing
Kuiz and lt Gepk Ed Niooe are both obgng
and popular officers, and the Mary Is NO.
The Golden Rule will be the next arrival from
The, Ohio. She is announced to leave here sat
Tie Isabel has been laid up for repairs and
the Alvin put in her place in the lower coast
trade ,.,,, n.,au ,a.o,a,,o,
master Sept, Toca clerk. leaves daily Sunday
excepted, for the upper coast to hennerytlle &C
1921 ~ promptly, uo,.,., ,,,,,ar oo,s+ nactat
Mary r. Ida. ]. A. Ruiz master, b, Nieolle clerk.
Leaves to-day promptly ut 10 a. M tor the ben
H T6e john ". Cannon lin place OF the r g.
Lee YIN IT ase Of The o e
a says NH tb ~ D. o m for Vcksbure and ali mail
s The It. Mary, Joe Dalferes In command p =
Nirnl1e clerk leaves to-day at s. p. m. tnr tbe
coast and Lafourche, through to Laurel valley
The regular weekly uppetr coast day vi m
packet Belle will arrive this !. :, afternoon anu 10
Ths tJnttad States mail packet Ouachita Belle
IN place Of the j. " Cannon, que lasn n1gn
at5n M John g. Libano commands LIMOS
Howard clerk.
Exchange Clippings, August ..
Cincinnati Commercial: c,n. TT
II. Devennv, United States Local Inspector q
hulls OF this port died at his h9ne in the , SuP o
Of Walnut Hills Yesterday FnneTa VII Kin tax
Walnut Hills. Sunday afternoon at o'clock ,l -,
The Golden Grown, will have clerk on tn
ceiying freight for q return trip South. ~,
Cant. Mccormick is the name OF the pur
chaser of the Mary Elizabeth.
FrTTsBURa-The coal fleet is having e,ns1d
erable trouble at the new railroad bridge q
Beaver. The report sent In my dispatcn enc OF las las
HIM, rmed Il ibis ais morning The j. W Morgan RAJ
three barges against one OF the piers, two ro
which sank and TIE th adb barre
hit fhe ~" we're both gotten off The Tom Lysl
stove barge. but succeeded In saving n, It. ~
latest adyices report that there are still q mum
her Of bouts above the bridge, aud that they GU
take but two burgess through at time, i he g,
the delay Some eight or ten barges IN Gil nay
thaf the enamel ID cleur, aud it Is hoped thu
the boats will al 60 thfough saey W1, r tnnl
and making up. her tow Abandoned 6 her tr1I
being afraid Of the Beaver bridge Ihe COS o.
daY's. are: For Cincinnati. $4,000 bushels
for louisville 1,oa2,ooo bushels; for Wheeling
AV KocnEsTEn.- channel at the railroa
bridge was still further obstructed this morI
ing by the sinking OF three coal bhrges q ,lr. u
steamer T.. w. Morgan, two OF the b. Y Woo
4fn midi ny pf n.
and In consequences only one barge could !
taken through ut time; causing treat ueIa
Twenty steamers. with their toWs, were mere
one time, but ut noon all had passed the hrloe
safely.
Courier journal:
Capt All. Grissom arrived here yessterd'
and left for Cincinnati on the, states. Mr. Il
Smith, Of New Orleans. arrived yesterday on
visit to the loved ones at home
Evansville Courier.
We had the Golden Rule yesterday, as 9
ready below here which wa y az error: 10 ShG
harges In tow. which she viii! unload to Il
boat and turn oyer to The ,, Golden Grown 70
about orly-eight hours at and below Case
vile, and Is now in deep water hence to Ne
Orleans. She had good passeng N llst, ., mo
and Vicksburg.
st. Louis Republican:
The A. J. Baker got in from Kansas City We
terday morning. towing three barges contal
ing 64.O 900 bushels of corn. for which she got
cents per bushel. The question Of towboats {
tine Missouri river begins to wax warm.
The Baker went down to Chrondelet yeste
day and brought up the John Means. CAY
Harry Lowry's new purchase. Both boats
at the foot of Carr street. ..-,
Henry Chassaing. ESQ. who was so popui
as chief clerk OF the ,palatiall James HoW y
@ dell Hotel. Mr.. Chassaing has always be-
noted for his courteous treatment OF all havi,
business with him, and the travelling pub
may rest assured that there will be no abat
ment Of his urbanity, in his present position.
The New Orleans Anchor Line will advau
freight rates south Monday.
The Commonwealth has laid up.
MEMPHIS, Aug. 2.-The Golden Grown pass
m Mr. d O'Clock this morning without iandi
4 here. She stopped at the coal yard and eoale
A r,1mor. In circulation to-day. that New c
leans boat had landed her passenger and ba
naga On the Arkansas shore and that the trar
5er boat Ind brought them over to this sit
caused the Board OF Health to pass resolntio
# smnnsinr & fine of $50 Id each case for SD