The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-31

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sBeIoW high water mark 81 1877. fInhioa'ea
RISE tIudirataa fall.
The weather yesterday was diHagranable,
warm and shuwery.
Hualueea rather uuInt The quarantine nnWs
rannlva,i Fri I'M laat faW days Inns very eftne-
lively afnf,prH theruah 'Ihn Frank ParRnnd
arrived yesterday morning, ann v reen,vlnR
for MI nnints except Claiborne county, MlHs,
Y VinEsh,Irp mud npltn, Bhn lnH ~ trouble ~
nntI;np nlt her lib freight. The Il. q. Stnnnrd
tait fnr st UnuIs with 900 fast lumber. 1000
bundles tiea, $500 aaeks salt md con Siderable
lot of sugar. rnsit. merchandise, machinery
and empty BOTTLES.
The Anchor IIna steamer Annie II Silver
Cant D ILL., Atlvnr. Clerk Green Shields. Ar
rived from ut. Louis and M account 81 her
latp arrival postponed herr return until to-day.
The Silver nut out 12nn toms under way
making LOG landings between Cairo and Baton
Rouge AMI q number below. Her new chin
naya, painting. etc, has made 4 great i'm
provrment tn her appearance, and Capt Silver
can boast to-day uf having ono ~ the finest
passenger boats To Ut Louis.
The John Mems. with four bnrges, arrived
yesterday from Ut Louis.
The Nj ". IL Company's towhoat Future
City, w A. Coll master, passed NntehN yea
tarday with her big tow from NJ Louis and
will return to-day ~ o. IN.
The Alexandria, Cant " Y. l'oardman.
arrived Tuesday night from He'd river On
her way up she picked up lng just below
Wares landing. which disabled her atarhnaFd
engine and did some damage IT, her side ard
cook house. She continued On ~ ~ Alex
andtIn oil one engine and turned back from
there She is laid 40 for repairs.
Tho Silver City will leave fVr Rod river
W. bad the pleasure of meeting Mr.. Miles
Carpenter Iii the II. u. Stanards office yeHter-
day. Miles has taken the place ~ Mr q. "a.
Morris.
Mr.J. &. Hrrgefon ID now the Roe'a clnrk
during the absence Of Mr.. ". NJ Woods.
Capt. II. A. Blanks Ii again laid up with All
attack Of rheumatism, and will leave satul-
day for Virginia to try the virtue Ut some Ut
her famous springs.
Office ID the landing mail boz FIR each nne
III hia boats. The hoat's name Will be- painted
On each box, and tho clerks provided with q
key. considerable favor, Tor Tho reason
that access can be had To them ut I'LL hours CT
the night. M well as In the daytime.
A private telegram received yesterday
stated that Capt Campbell WAS much better
md considered out 81 danger
Capt. jas Mellon ID In Ut Louis.
Yesterdays press dispatches say TINT no
natter how the fever may spread, the
Kountz Line steamers will continue running.
Good for the Commodore.
The Natehez wllarf-bpnt was moved down to
The quarantine station Tuesday.
Capt. Justin Straszer, Ut tin anagboat @,
#5 81. Wagner, came down On the Frank PAr-
y you'd, having received orders 10 report at IT..
II Louis The captain has his arm IN q sling,
being q sufferer from rheumatism. Harry
Atkinson has been placed III charge u the
Wagner.
Messrs HnrtweI Il Chambers sent Il lot
OF GreenvIie freight TO tile Annie Silver
4 Yesterday they haI u hauled back 70 their
store. Oh account Ut GTeBnvila having quar-
tined.
The Fair Play leaves Saturday for Grand
Isle.
The Lucy u. Gastrel. Frank J Oalzes mas
ter, y b. Parker clerk. has hcsn Withdrawn
from tho Nlckabnrg trade, and ~ announced
4 10 leave tomorrow for Cincinnati. OF tho
/ Hastrell, q late VickshuTg paper says: 'Iba
u repairs and painting Ut the Lucy "a Gastrell
i are completed and she Ii now ready fur pusi-
ness. During her retirement she has under
gone II thorough ovHrhanling. and is now III
II better condition and presents much hand
somer appearance than ever before. While ~
4 the docks her hull was placed II NO. condi-
4 tlon, and there ~ not now better hull ailont
The raising Of her cabin the extension Of her
texas and placng on Of cotton guards, add
greatly To her appearance. Her cabin like
wise has been improved and touched up In
fine atyle and will compare favernbly with
ri.,a oe''a n tl IL !. hat!a la,,, raY,,r
nished Tho cnhjn il nr ii adorned with ono
II I'M naatast narnaia iha 4 wn Inva cvnr snen
in 4 ataam hnat's cabin TIA mnst impurtAnt
addition il lhe recess III Tho rear If thn ladies'
cabn. Itis neatly furnished, ard Is for tho
pxpluaiva 11sa nf ladies Aid children. The an
tilp cabin aid staterooms have been rcpainted
sllow whitn.
4 The City of Alton leaves Saturday for st.
Louis,
The regular Cincinnati and New Orleans
racket Paris u. Brown. "a. MI. Halliday mas
ter, {. XII. Young clerk, ID receiving To leave
Saturday. The Brown Is q fast, large and
ruomy boat, and has tho best Of passenger ac-
eomnlodations.
The lower coast packet Iura tn place Of the
Emma Irvine, II A. Ruiz master, Il. M. Val
lette clerk. leaves to-day ut fl o'clock Il. III. for
Orange Farm
The fnst tri-wcebly packet Assumption, IN
Il place of the Henry rete, Capt T.. a. Lharlnt
d. Nieolle clerk, leaves ut II III. to-day for
Oonaldsonyilla and coast lanangs
The fayOrite United States mail packet
Frank Pargoud, Capt jas II Pepper. W. N
Ihtnna. nisl- aa WAC FIR Hand