The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-07

AZ TUESDAY, JANUAE
end h ,sa body sut hole n the lee. The 20;
We'll done applauded h ies 1i Wis sRH NJ NJ
lntyTe retired 10 Est himself rubbed down.
outside and 10. He. was not hurt. however
vas around Yesterday looking as pleasan
business vas rather dull on the landing.
ship City Of Mexico had been given permisl
20 ~, NAM e,a sns stealnp9t wharf Or rather al
tefdny the result was shown In The truub
| caused among the steamboats,. The Ami
was pushed ouf from tbe landing By that ats
er, and had considerable trouble getting 5
Gay. Howard and Maria Louise having to
at the. upper wharf. and the 1T. Mary was
| outside. 30 long that. che could not get
know tina. 1t Is expected that We " II pite
and give The Administrator flts; bul Ii Is d
use. II the steamboHtrnen themselves ",
move In this matter, az several times sugge
hy us, a1d demand their rights. many u
Tbs following boats were at the landing
terdsy; Trenton, A, vim, st. Mary. whisper
John Howard Il b. Lee, Silver CITY, he
Tste. st, John. Isabel. Annie b., Yasoo. !
ghamhets. Alexandria. Ashland. Kate Kin
K 4, 7. Konntz, J., .; seqlly. Fanehon. Ten
Golden City. Gate City. d. r. sehenck.
Mary Houston. Frank Willard, Martha,
Roberts and the Ark.
The receipts OF cotton. seed, sugar and
asses by river Sunday and yesterday amoui
TO VISA bales. 5gD6 SACKS, 1905 hogsheals aud
barrels. against 1906 bales. 1905 sacks.
hngsheads and a2os barrels for the same
last year.
i O !, s TO their repairs not being compile
the Tensas and Macon, laid over. The adj
tlsement OF the scuiiy has been withdrawn,
Kountz going la her place. The Tensas
The Memphis Avalanche Of a late date has
following, all Of which we indqrs to the LET
The friend. OF Mr.. Val. Entrikefl. the effie
clerk Of the Thompson Dean. who stood nc
to his post during the late unpleasantness.
of that palatial. steamer. Val Is q clever
who has big heart. aud Is lib ed by all ,
know him; Long life. to you. str. and may
BE- sse1n,h ~. I? none, bit ever stand first 10
The Dean left Memphis Saturday. and Is
here to- morrow.
The Henry Frank is also due from Memp
and will arrive to leave Thursday for Memp
Atchafalaya yesterday and both will return
See the advertisement Of the Bayou Sara
Donaldsonyille United States mail and past
:, Capt. Alex. Halliday writes US under dat
the. second, from Uincinnsti. that his Sri
Dell Intended for ths lower coast trade, viii
ready to leaye 10 ten days
Tns regular Bayou q Ieche packet GAR
rifle. The CLARA Is fast. sale and iins pas
ger boat. and we recommend her highly t.
'W,a snss and shippl Ping Rublis Capt
the pioneers Of the trade, presiding IN fhs d.
The Willie left last evening for the Ouac
a. The Florence Meyer has been moved a
Among the arrivals yesterday By rail- va
veteran CAPT. John W. Cannon. who III has "a
down to take 3 took at things while his I
moth Ed. Richardson is frozen In the
Portland. We had not the pleasure OF me
the captain, but We heard that he was Il
Ne. ovid Dell reioIned ID. Lee At vlctsl
Edwara J. Gag. died SUNDAY and was be
Yesterday woas an the Mr. Cav HeFfl D., while
was seized with. a slight. apoplectie
and fell down the steps leading tor
throttle, The fall resulted In paralysis
death. He was an accomplished meeba1
sober. reliable. industrious msn, and his q
will prove . serious loss TO bis captain.
whom he has been for number Of years.
to the profession which he honored.
Mr.. Charlie Griee. late clerk OF ths Match
exchanges. He Is about Town. Looking
healthy Tor sick man. He has quit he Nat
however. after having been with Capt. Leaff
almost continuously for twenty six years. r.
don't know Charlie grice and not one btit
The Frank Willard could not get In Il
wharf and had to unload across the Ash
The Koun,z Line steamer Katie p. 10
Henry J. King master. fs receiving to
THURSDAY for he'd river. through to 6brove /
The through Tensas aud Macon packet q
The New Orleans and OaseRits Rlyye r. IL
W. Carlton master. e. r. Perry clerk, leave
mn,roM At s p, q. for Camden.
a.. The Herr 81 Ts soa II y ms MI the
and broke her iackstah and stAl board der
The Martha. on her way up. broke herr
rie1 also. dniuring her upper works slightl
Eva CHARLES s uRs Be- bo Sosst 9 mssn' ssJ
clerk. leaves THE 10 a. m. promptly. /
The regular tri weekly apper coast ps1
Belle. In t,Iacs OF the Mary Ida, J. A. Ruiz I.
ter. j; y. Brou clerk. leaves to-day at 10 e.
Tor 81 landings to College Point and JAG
The fleet and flns coast and Lafourcbe NJ
AHsnm ption. p. A. Charlet master. N. n
puts clerk. leaves TO- day ct IL m. for Do1
The Emma Irvine. e. N. vallette ms.
leaves this 0 D. m. for the lower coast tT
Greenwood plantation. The. Irvine Il
regularly and promptly every day at the I'D
hour. ~
= he Robert e. Lee. VIM. Canpbell mast9
McVay and W. Cannon In charge Of the {.
leaves this .. m. for vieksburg and an
The United States mail packet Fanchoi
II. Broad master. Tbeo. John clerk, leavee
day, Without fail. mt s .. m. for the Atchafa
The regular. weekly Atchafalaya PACKET VI,
VIM. Crawford master. J. p Schmit clerk. ID
to-day at 8 .. m. ld
The. new Orleans and Red River Transpcl
Ton Company announce the Kate Kinney.
Dotd master, Rolla Porter clerk. to leavn
day at 8 p. m. for Shreveport.
The New Orleans and Ouachita River II
p0rfHfion Com pany's steamer John n. HI
J. w Blanks master, b q. CornweIl clerk, =
,eivfng to leave to-day at p. N. for Qua L
City.
REGULAR DEPARTURES TO MORROW. Il
Eva Upper Coast. ....1e
whisper BAYOU Goula. ...........1l,h t
En- ma Irvine. Lower Coast. .4...........S ia
J. W. Cannon. Bayou Sara. ............s
Exchange Clippings. January 3. m
Cincinnati Commercial:
Tho Golden RuIe has laid ND Mt IsOuisvilI
The Guiding star made her way out OF r.u
lucky river Ht Ii O'Clock Wednesday NOR!
and fought her way up through the Ice sue
ully. arriving here all right al O'Clock ye-,-
Law morning Cha m haa n tf m a i.fn v,ox