The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-23
RIVER NEWS.
DgEICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT.
Sunday. March %. 1879.
Arrivals.
Isabel, Emma Irvine. Mollie Moore.
nenarturek.

AFFIV&h.
Isabel Emma Irvine. Mollie Moore.
Departures.
Emma Irvine Isabel. Eva. Belle. J. "; Can
non, ASSUMPTION. Natchez. j. A. Seudder; Y.
p. Chouteau, Thos. Sherlock. Bart Able, Silver
City. John Wilson. Era No. 10.
To Arrive.
Isabel, Alvin, Emma Irvine. lower coast
Henry Tete, Assumption. Lafourehe; Hobt
Mitchell, Cincinnati; E. J. DAY; j. W. Cannon
Bayou Sara: Whisper, Eva, Belle. upper coast: :
Il Y Lee S Vicksbure: Yazoo. Fanchon. Ope-
lousas John II. Hanna. Bastrqp John HOWARD
Ouachita; Jewel. Alexandria. Red river; Henry
The weather yesterday was very warm, cloudy
and threatening. with an occasional shower.
Notwithstanding the weather there was con-
afderable business done In tho way of shipping !;
ali OF the departures had fine trips the most
notable among them being the John Wilson and
the o. r. Chouteau the former was flat In the
water and the latter besides having every berth
occupied he'd fully 600. tons freight, the greater
pa Of MnS n Gap s
Geo. MtenberRer were down to the boat to
congratulate them on their fine trip. and to
The Chouteau on arrival at st. Louis will be
given day In the Anchor Line. The Sherlock
had VI passengers.
VIM. Thompson. not arriving In time to leave
yesterday for st. Louis. goes tomorrow at p.
Mi y scay hes G q s K int ne
will arrive to leave Wednesday for the Ar
kansas.
pin left yesterday By rail for vt. Louis The
Commodore was TO have lectured In Vicksburg
Monday. but was summoned home on account
The Painter No Q. from the jettles to Prophets
Island, with tow OF empty barges. passed up
Mr.. George Rootes. who is never so happy as
when doing a friend a service had the N. M.
Jones busted down yesterday. and took the fol-
lowing named gentlemen on a short ride: Cap
fains Reese, Dugan, J. A. Carter. j. II. Pepper.
Dave Powell, w. T. Mullen. ]. g. Van Hook.
Mike Waldron and James Milford. George
ever had--the Significance (which remark lies
in the fact that the average weight Of these
gentlemen is 2ao pounds ounces.
Wednesday the Jewel. Capt. g. 2. Truslow. to
Our thanks are hereby rendered to Mr. Geo.
Miltenberger for photograph of the great
Cbouteau with her champion load OF cotton.
Bee the advertisement OF the Emma Irvine In
Attention is called to the advertisement of the
DonaldsonvIe and Bayou Sara United States
mail packet Katydid In another column.
The Yazoo has a special notice In another col
umn, to which attention is called.
The Bonnie Lee Is In the Good Intent Dock.
The Bertha was laid up yesterday. The freight
received by her will go forward on the Fanchon.
See telegram below from the Anchor Line
steamer Belle OF Shreveport.
ally patronized on the Western waters. and
good boat is a luxury TO travel on. The famous
Charles Morgan. u boat noted for her speed as
well as the excellence of her accommodations.
is up to leave Tuesday. without fail for Gin
cinnat, precisely. at 5 o'clock. The, Morgan
needs no extended notice at our hands. as she
stands pre-eminent In the estimation of the
travelling public. and Is always crowded. Capt.
Albert Stein, and his clever son and clerk,
Harry W. Stein. are officers Of sociabllity and
attentiveness.
The renowned Robt. Mitchell. Dan Moore
master, Frank Stein clerk. follows the Morgan
Thursday.
The ri-weekly upper coast packet Eva Chas.
DeBouchel master, Sep Toca and Ed. Barry
clerks. leaves tomorrow. as usual. at II a. m.
for Bonnet Carrie
The new and fleet Bayou Sara and coast
United States mail packet Edward j. Gay. John
J. Brown master. s. s. Streck clerk. leaves to-
morrow at y. m.
The regular semi weekly Bayou Lafourche
packet Henry Tete. J. f. Aucoin master. leaves
tomorrow at .. m,
The semi-weekly coast and Baton Rouge
packet Whisper, J. A. Comstock master, Geo.
M. Woods clerk, leaves tomorrow at D. m
The Whisper represents the st. John In this
trade.
REGULAR PACKETS FOR TUESDAY.
Belle. Upper Coast ..... 10 a. m