The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-21
age OF inc Rivers
Above low m,

below high water mark Of 1874. Indicates
The weather continues delightful. though yes
terday was cloudy.
business remains fully up TO the average for
the Ohio, had 500 tons of freight, 30 passengers
and 70 deckere. The great White bad ALSO
ane trip. Among the passengers py the doioen
City was Capt. w. IL Daniels. 49,
The renowned Oh ,rles Morgan, Capt All
Btein with the invineible Harry - tne once
arrived ns y oH ay over to Taesday
" The Corona has been laid up and taken across
The Future City and tow arrived yesterday
Ths J. ". Garrett and tow left Wednesday
Commodore RollingpIn, the great Duck river
navigator arrived yesterday aud honored our
tSe cty for the purpose of delivering his hu-
morous lecture on the Nineteenth Century.
and will hold forth tonight at Grunewald Hall.
II Ia to be hoped that the steamboat fraternity
will encourage this gentleman with their pres
ence. forshe has devoted the greater part Of his
life, and In a most able manner. for the ad-
The Charles p Chouteau. W. II. Thorwegan
master. Geo. Miltenberger clerk. arrived yes
ierday morning from Memphis and the bends.
closing with this trip a very successful sAtson
il the above trade, during which she has made
ten trips to this city. bringing, besides consider
able other sundry freight. 81 2f2 bales Of cotton,
ssli2 sacks OF cotton seed 81 sz2 sacks Of oil
cake. 1900 sacks of cotton seed meal and 1880
barrels OF cotton seed oil. The Chouteau IL re-
ceiylng to leave to-day at ., N. for St. Louis.
taking freight for all intermediate points. She
IL most excellent passenger DO Z, and every
one who has business with them attests the fact
that Capt. Thorwegan and his accomplished
clerk. Mr.. Miltenberger, are two mighty clever
gentlemen,
The resuscitated Bonnie Lee and the salyor
No. 2arrived yesterday. The Salvor took fifty
bales out Of her lhold before finding the hole.
which was on the larhoard side. Just forward
Of the cylinder timber. above the. boot top.
After closing 1t up, she pumped her out in
twenty minutes. and the Bonnie. once more
herself again, raised steam and resumed her
trip. looking none the worse for the brief
The great Natehee will be found at the landing
tomorrow. ~ usual, for Vicksburg. she is tele-
graphed as having left Vicksburg with i4oo bales
Geo. T. Klein, a former well known Red river
clerk, died Wednesday and was buried yester.
day. Mr.. Klein. for the last two or three years.
has been engaged In mercantile pursuits In
Don't forget that the Whisper now extends
her trip, 10 Baton Rouge representing the st.
Friday at 10 ~ m and Monday at > D m.
Attention. Is called TO. the advertisement Of
the Donaldsonville and Bayou Sara United
The New Orleans and Ouachita River Trans
!, portation Company's steamer John Wilson;
over from yesterday until to morrow NJ D. m.
when she will leave positively for the Ouachita
through TO Camden.
The splendid and fast passenger steamer
Thomas Sherlock Of the Southern Tranaporta-
ton Company. Lew Hates master. M. j.. Virden
clerk, leaves tomorrow without fail, at y. M,
for Cincinnati.
The semi weekly copst and Baton Rouge
packet Whisper. j. A. Comstock master. George
NJ. Woods clerk. leaves to-day at 10 a. m.
promptly.
The semi-weekly coast and Bayou Lafourche
packet Henry Tete, J. +, Aucoih master. M. II.
Landry clerk leaves to- day at IL a. m.
The regular tri. weekly packet Eva, Charles
DeBouchel master Sep Toca clerk leaves this
ii a. m. for the upper coast to Bonnet Carre.
The fleet and handsome United States mail
packet Edward j. Gay, John j. Brown master,
s. s. Streck clerk, leaves to-day at p. N. for
Bayou Sara aud all coast landings.
The reliable Kountz Line steamar Mollie
Moore, VIM. Thompson master, w. w. Ackley
clerk. Is receiving TO leave to-day at D. N. for
St. Louis.