The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-03
Above low cho,oa
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ending yesterday III D. u
Feet. Inch. Feet. Inch
Cincinnati ...............- IL 10 3
Lacrosse. ..- ..-...,-.., 10 70
Louisville ..-.......,,. 10
Mem DhfS ........-......- 4 20
Nashville .............-... 10
*NeW Orleans .........,- 10 @ 0
Omaha. ....-.--........- B 10 10
PittSburg .............-.-. 4 o
Shreveport -....-.....--. / 10
St. Louis ..,.-..-,...--.. 10 10
"Below high water mark of 1874. Indicates
rise. Indicates fall.
The weather continues clear, cool and very
pleasant.
than it has been any Saturday since the cpl
demic.
The lower landing Is being finished off with a
heavy spread Of oyster shells.
Mr.. J. c. Bergeron, well known In the coast
trade, and for years chief clerk of the st; John
the Cannon, and is open for a berth. He is a
clever gentleman and No. clerk.
Mr. VIM. Whitlow was released yesterday
bonds. The charge against him Is assault It and
battery. the negro having been declared in 10
danger b by th1 ety psysicad bo
Belle will commence her trips as soon as her
repairs are finished.
There will be only one departure for the La-
fourche to- morrOW-he Trenton.
The Emma Irvine leaves to-day at .. m
as usual, for the lower coast us tar rs the Green
wood plantation.
The Eva lays over every Sunday to clean out.
She leaves TO- morrow, rs usual. at 10 a., N
Can't Chas De Bouchel commands, Messr rs S
Toca and Ed Barry clerks.
See the advertisement Of, the Henry Frank
and Chas. Z. CHI uleau. Memphis and bend
packets in another column; The Chouteau is
due from st; Louis, md will leave Wednesday,
natl and will arri in time to leave the
Wednesday following Nov Der 49,
The pretty and fust Ouachita Belle, just re-
paired and placed in tho very best Of order,
Leave tn-nanrrnH nnsitivelE Ut D. N for Mem
phis, taking freight for al town and bgnd land
ings. Capt. A. L. Cummings commands.
The A. j. Baker aud barges were due and OK
The new and fast upper coast packet Whisper,
J. A. COmstock muster. Geo. Nj. Woods and
Charles Dean clerks, ltaves tomorrow at Ii u.
IN. for the Ashland plantation.
The new and handsome st. John, E. o. Me-
lancon in command will arrive this D. m. and
leave tomorrow at =. III. Tor the coast and
The regular semi weekly Bayou Lafourche
packet Trenton. U. D. Terrebonne master
Thomas Knee clerk, leaves tomorrow at 8 ..
m. promptly for ThibodHux.
The new and fleet Bayou Sara and coast
United States mail packet EiWard J. Gay. John
}. Brown mHser. s. s. Streck cork, leaves to-
The regular tri77woekly upper coast packet
Mary Ida. J. A. Ruiz master. Edward Mic ,Ile
clerk, leaves Tuesday at 10 a. IN. for Bon Tu-
The fri weekly coast and Dona1dsonvlle
packet Henry Tete will arrive this evening and
Tne superb Ke1srt Z. Lee, VIM. Campbell
master. Messrs. Mossop and Cannon clerks
lenyes, as usual, for Vlcksburz.
The regular weekly United States mail packet
Fanchon, II. IL. Broad master, Theo. John
CLERK, leaves Tuesday, as usual. for the Atcha-
falaya.
The J. W. Cannon, John 9. Libano in com
mand, leaves Wednesday, as usual, for Bayou
Sara, carrying the United States mail.
Exchange Clippings, October Sd.
Cincinnati Enquirer:
The event on the landing yesterday WIS the
departure Of this great stern wheeler Henry
Frank. Great crowds visited her during the
day, and number of steamboatmen and per
sonal friends of Capts. Hicks and Grss m were
down in the evening to wish them good luck in
their new venture. The Henry Frank left the
the suspension bridge safely, though she had
but few inches to spare She was drawing 4
had 400 tons of freight on board. She had forty:
five cabin passengers registered. and wi add |
sixteen more at Louisville and six at Evans
vile. The most Of her freight. as well as her
passengers, WIS for points below Memphis
Elijah Pierce and Barney Bagbey were her
Capt. William Bryant has taken charge of the
forecastle OF tho Henry Frank.
The elegant Golden Rule is billed for New Or
leans. and will leave on Saturday next without
fail Capt 0. P. Shinkls on the roof and Mr.. W.
r. Shaw in the office.
!, Capt. Sweeney new boat, the Corona. is at
row, whore she will 10 I'd for New Orleans. She
goes South to enter the Ouachta trade The
CORONA mas capaclty for $500 bales Of cotton,
Cincinnati Commercials
ECapt. W. B. Alillers new fouthern Transport
tation Company's steamer Guiding Star is re-
is to finish off her cabin. The effect wilt be very
fine. She will have the prettiest cabin that has
been put on steamboat in many day.
Capt }. l.. Carter says he will have the South
ern Transportation Compauys steamer y. P
Schenck. with her new and beautiful cabin,
complete and ready for business in one week.
Florence Never
for New Orleans.
I. Darragh leave for Memphis this week. The
toWbOat John Porter arrived this afternoon.
She has been put in complete order, A number
OF our steam bOatmen had consultation this
afternoon with Supervising Inspector Fehren-
bach with reference TO the uncoyering of steam
b2iers during inspection, The department at
the petition of the boatmen on this subject. The
meeting was a harmonious one, from which
CA1Ro. OF. 27-The H. G. Jaeger added about
900 tons here. which filled her out for the Sou b.
The John a: Scudder. due from St. Louis will
also get freight hero. Business Is improving
fast and there will be quite a rush after the
first Of November.
st. Louis Times:
The steamers q. K. Peck and Nellie Peck will
go to New Orleans for the winter. The former
will engage in the coast trade plying between
NnT orefns ana PaqPb e and he Ns Vel
is not definitely settled. Captains Johnson and
Sims i'm, viii remain with their boats, Col FL; G.
AKIN Will spend the winter IN New Orleans also,
and personal II ezefeeA the work ct the heats
. AS an evidence that fine steamers will draw
IT may be stated that the special advertisement
or the James Howard was ordered out of the
paper yesterday by Capt. John W. Carroll. he
having t-lready everything engaged that she .
can take IN the way of freight and passengers
Memphis Avalanche 31st:
The City Of Augusta will be placed in the
Memphis and White river trade as soon as she
can be repaired and reprinted.
HELENA Ark. Oct. SOTO the Avalanche
Memphis, Tenn The Choueau got 1000 bales here
and 400 over the river. King & Clopton shipped
TOO. and Moores 400 bales. The fever is gone
and business is active. JAMES B. MILES f
o o. +
MEssRs LEVY BRoTHERs.-It will be seen by
to another column of this PAPER that {
this enterprising dry goods firm, whose popu- :
lar establishment is located on Magazine street
corner st. Andrew, has been receiving from l
New YORK auction sAes a full line Of black cash