The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-26
[ RIVER NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT.
Tuesday March as. 1878.


Martha. Bastrop. Bonnie ME Lee. Assumption. 1t.
John.
Alvin, wild Gazelle. Belle. Eva, Henry Tete.
: ' 70 Arrive.
Ouachita Belle. Gov. Allen. Bayou Sara ~; Ey!,a,
Henry Tete. Ut. Mary, Lafpurfhe; hiylhi wig
4azslle lover coast J2hn noEa ad river
upper crust: VI. J. Poitsyent. Te,pFas Golden
enssr eonhass clear and Very pleas
BUSINESS auiet Give uod.s arrival ves.
terday from Bayou bartholomew, and Is recev
Ing 10 return Saturday.
aeHn a grg saseI Rob Lee one of the finest
stanmers nf1oat leaves to-day, as usual, for
Vicksburg, punctually at O'clock. -,
! tThe Katie Ia due tonight from areenville
and the beads, and will return Thursday as
The Charles. r. Chouteau, will arrive to-day
'0 Ths dobs- Democrat says that Capt William
Thompson Is no longer connected with the
The Commonwealth leaves st. Louis to- NOR
STFhe Kate Kinney leaving for Red river to-
morrow, takes J., Minden freight. reshipping on
:. The very fine and feet passenger steamer
Robert Mitchell is the. Cincinnati. Louisville
al B. M. through to Cincinnati. Capt. Dan
Moore and Chief Clerk Frank Stein are we'll
known Us polite. attentive and very efficient
The John H. Hanna leaves tomorrow Us
usual for the Ouachita The Hanna is the
feetest boat In the trade, and Is as regular as
Two hundred and fifty bales was the quantity
OF cotton brought from the wreck OF the shan
ware mpn u als ri brought M. 'N - 9''''''
The Courier journal. of the iwenty-third In
leans as thick as catfish. Look out ngs. Eads
hos opened the gates and let 'em in, ana o shark
blaekkeer they are the better they like en-"
In the damage suit for $4,000 br9ngh; by the
moer Of Gonne n eerR o. ahs
ago from exposure. while on q journey to the
Interior on business connected with that boat,
b ssEoa ps " sd hs
Capt james Paul. in command of the Dean at
tat time was In noWise rgsponsible for bis
unreasonable In recurring the young man to
make the trip. He was Of full age and knew
the danger resulting from the exposure If any
ether did IL, and possessed of a common UNDER
stumbling with the Indications along the route.
there was no danger Of his freezing !, He was
Oilers traVeed s with i him I'M on nf The next day. and
the fact that the young man contracted cold, or
from some other cause during thi strip lost his
appellee's negligence. as the character. Of the
undertaking was not perlous or uncertain. nor
did Il impose upon the decedeat the ,6, discharge
charged. and the facts in this record conduce to
show that his failure to reach the boat, was the
@ss essp & az Ths II
= published n the Cincinnati Commercial Of
Geo. MiltenberRer, clerk Of the @. p Chouteau
writes as follows from Vicksbnrg to Messrs
ts s gr s sasRs saeks o caEe
and $500 slaves. Will leave Wednesday. as
The Charles Morgan lays over until to.mor-
Memphis. Cairo, Louisville and Cincinnati.
The Morgan has reputation eanalled by few
to her being q fast and fine boat but to her off,
GERS ~ well oil Of whom By g reason . 81 fitness
spectiye positions Capt, Albert Stein com
mands. MIR. Harry Stein having charge of the
The st. Francis Belle leaves daily at 7:so q. m.
from BienvilA street for Westwego, running in
connection with the New Orleans and Texas
Railroad TO Donaldsonyle.
Mary Ida. j. A. Ruiz master. Edw. Nicolle
elerk leaves to-day promptly. ct 10 9. m. for
returns on alternate days. and does all Of her
The t'1 Eebsr IT, =. Lee. VIM: Campbell master
this. p. M, as usual, for Vicksburg and all mail
The 81. Mary. Joe Dalferes in command. E.
coast and Lafourche. through to Laurel Valley
The Fsnchon. for the Atchafalaya. through
Broad In command. Theo.- John clerk The
Fanchon takes Bayou des Glaizes freight. re-
shipping ct sim e,.i sport, .a+ ,a,,u,.
packet Belle will arrive this afternoon and re-
turn to- morrow. as usual, at 10 I'm. .,...
The semi-Weekly Bayou Lafourche packet
CbnYpf mnGtar N
clerk. leaves tomorrow at 10 a. IN. for Thibo-
THE The feet lower coast packet Wild Gazelle
leaves tomorrow, as usual, at II a. m. for the
lower coast to Magnolia store.
The Ouachita Belle. due last night from
Bayou Sara, will leave again tomorrow at y.
n. John O. Libano commanded. Il. Mossop
The New Orleans and Ouachta Transporta-
John 81. Hanna. F. A. Blanks master. Joe
Holmes clerk. leaves tomorrow at D. m. for
The regular Baton Rouge and coast packet
st. John. j. P. McElroy master, leaves to-mor-
The regular Memphis and bend packet Chas.
=. Chouteau W. .H. Thorwegan master, Geo.
Miltenbsrger clerk. will leave tomorrow at
: The Black river. Tensas and Macon packet
is ,Teceiying to leave to,morrow at p m.
ton Qompany,s United States mail steamer
Kate Kinney. Joe Dodd master. Rolla Porter
clerk. leaves Tomorrow at .. m. for Shreve-
port.
by Telegraph .@..+m.. M
PINE BLUFF. Ark. March 23.-Brockett & Car
ter. agents New Orleans: The road is all right;
sign through bills . goHN z A. A A5aSDals
General Freight Agent,
L. r.. M. R: and r. r. r.
vIcKsBuRa. March 24;.To J. B. Woods 4 Co..
10i Common street: The steamer Chas r.
Chouteau will arrive on Tuesday with 5000 bales
cotton, 5000 sacks seed and 1000 sacks oil cake
full load. She will leave for Memphis and the
bends Wednesday. twenty, seventh instant.
Rysr q, nshes nd fa 1901 and ea
Beaver with ice. N. Dells and one barge of grain,
and Maggie p; with two harges Of grain. all
Vicksburg Northwestern. for Keokuk; Arkan-
gas. for st, Paul; Future City and tow. for New
Orleans leave to-day. The new st. Louis and
wealth on Wednesday.
CINCINNATI March 2.-Riyar IL feet inches