The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-22


have been pleasant on tho landing but for thu
wind and DUST
business not very brisk.
Wee SPECIAL saI. notice IN another column 81 th'
l9 Tbs KATE Kinney Capt Joe Dqad Clerk Roll,
Porter arrived Yesterday from He'd river. Will
The fleet and very fine passenger steamer
John II. Hanna. Of the N. Q. and Q. Transports
morning receiving 10 leave tomorrow, posi-
lively, for the Ouachita through to Camden. j
W; Blanks in command, Joe Holmes clerk.
The Shannon. also Of the above company, lay
ing over from Yesterday. leaves to-day at b
NJ. and will go through to Camden. J. De Har
IN sommand o + art Arthur o,9s and
packet line steamer Thos sherlock. Lew Kates
In command, ia receiving to leaye tomorrow
Jones, her attentive chief clerk, will see that the
wants Of passengers are provided for.
:, The Cara ,. leaves to-day. positively. for
The Tensas. tomorrow. for Teneas and
The. Bart Able leaves for Alexandria oand
Grand Ecore tomorrow. She will be at the
The Henry Tote leaves this morning for the
Lafourche. and will go through to Thlbodaux.
The Natchez leaves tomorrow for vioksburg.
The Maria Louise. leaving to. morrow for Red
river, takes Minden freight. reshipping on the
The Belle 81 Shreveport leaves st. Louis to-
morrow. and the Charles Morgan. from Cincin-
The Yazoo Valley laid oyer TO : p. m. to. day.
when she leaves promptly for oil points on the
q number Of passengers engaged for Der return
trip. and will arrive here Sunday. March 81 In
time for tho fremens parade and Mardi dras.
and best managed boats on the river. and those
who make this trip on her are certain to have u
sssq time Bsrd a p,s eSn II Ha the
efficient and attentive clerk.
The Oakland, with nineteen boats Of coal. ar
encountered The storm Of Wed aeaday at 5oliese
Point. whore he had to lay by Though very
severe he brought h i!,. tow through safely;
siderably. Ten boats, averaging $4,000 bushels
each. were sunk. involving loss OF not less
hn Th oess were Is h fooYg dHse
Co. hree . bea as Miller Co.,. one boat I'M Nor
Tan Steamship %. one boat ;and Milttenberger
were brought by the Fred Wilson No. q. the
The st. Francis Belle leaves daily at 1880 a. m.
connection with the New Orleans and Texas
Railroad to Donaldsonvile.
packet Henry Tete ]. T. Amcoin master. N. Il.
Landry clerk, leaves day at 10 a. IN. for Thi-
The he Donaldsonville and eoast tri-weekly dry.
light passenger packet R,pid Transit, r. j.
Cakes master. L. g. G.nerelly clerk, leaves to.
day at 10 Q. NJ. promptly, from the head Of
The coast and Bayou Sore United Suites mail
The tSronsh Bnsoa m
g., w. Wenzel master. Lew 5. Rice clerk. leaves
to-day Ct p M taking freight for all way
The Belle. In place Of the Blue Wing No. 3.
j. A, OomBtock master, Messrs. Wood and Dean
clerks. leaves tomorrow at 10 q. m. for the up-
Capt. Joe Dalferes Bayou Lafourche packet
st. Mary ts receiving to leave tomorrow ut 10 q.
ny The 1 dset Natchea 4. P, Leathers in command,
j, n! Muse I'M the ctnce. leaves ~ usual to-mor-
The bart Able fkichard sianott master, Geo.
The 0uachita Belle. John G Libano In com
mand. will arrive this evening and leave to-
CAPT, ?. MeElr tS semi weekly coast and
Baton Rouge packet st. John Is receiving to
le IKE eosst 81 M and ,ourch.
packet ASSUMPTION will arrive this evening and
return TO- morrow ct p. m,
Taylor, A. p. Trousdaie master, j. b. schmidt
clerk. leaves tomorrow for the Atchafalaya.
through TO Washington.
Bayou des G!aiEes packet Tom Parker. NJ. NJ.
Dufour master. A. Meynier. Jr.. clerk, leaves
The resuar baeh river Tensas and Macon
son clerk leaves tomorrow positively at p. m.
Exchange Clippings.
Cincinnati Enquirer. February 10:
II y rumored that Trask, Of the Memphis |
ii his bridal tour. Miss Cora Davis il the lady's
.Capt, Thos. Adams. 4 well known river pilot
Of ante bellum days, died at his home at Loo
goote Ind "a Friday q aSt csR Adams
pilot and commander on some 2f the finest
boats that Piled between Louisville and New
i The Robt. Mitchell has CD passengers on.
Mardi Gras people. The Mitchell leaves TO- to-
night for New Orleans with flying colors and
Ths following have. been elected incorpora-
tors and directors ~, 81 The Kansas city barge
iohn Freeland J. NJ Nave d. n Holden Thoss.'
Po oWas and n John X nSsn O Il Prescott T.
The H, N. Line Company have decided to
,hange the .s rates t for passage. Hereafter the
,harges for staterooms and meals. The rate to
Y Louis would be n %. The PASSENGER having
ns et stateroo M 81 doing Without .' ana occupy
EVANSVILLE Feb. ls.-The Liberty No. 4 left
her barge b. II. Smith here, which Will be load
Hinde, verhoetr y Co. The G. B. Church down
1t = D. M, with light trip: she is now receiving
! few tons 2f freight, and will probably get of
probably be shipped by barges.. William Nc
atyre, clerk Of the G. B. Church. Is suffering
rom an affection Of the throat, and will. on the
arrival Of the boat at New Orleans make trip \
florida and the .Cubas joining the craft n sSi
Sr. Louis, Feb. 1s-The John Means ',aayes
or New Orleans tomorrow. with three barges |
. The Nellie Moore will be the Poo. Line boat
mt packet. goes Thursday,
TIE Barge Line will also send cut a tow
Turing the week.
TIE Cold Dust Is filling up with excursion |
ats to the Mardi Gras festivities.
Cant, Il. @. Gray arrived from Pittsburg last |
hight. and held a conference to-day with his |
J. II. Dunlap. concerning the |
ron Mountain and barges.
There is not much grain In busk Offering for |
shipment.
A, J. Mcconnell. formerly OF the Arlington |
and Fanchon, has taken the position Of first |
.lerk on the Hattie Rowland in place Of W. 7.
Butler, who resigns on account of Ill health.
The Mary Elizabeth. from the Arkansas river,
Drought 1856 bales of cotton
The iron steamer Chouteau turned back from