The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-04
Above low ubapua

sBelOw high water mark OF 1874. Indicates
rise Indicates fAli.
The weatber Yesterday was delightful. and
The Golden Drown Tor the Ohio. had 80 co n
messengers, IS d.ckbtr ana 800 tpAs 1fel .H'.
The Nellie speer arrived yeeterday with q ton
" The J. Sharp Mcdonald was expected last
nigh: her six Ia kages sunk near Baton Rouse
will prove u tutHi loss.
"" The Florence Meyer will be found at the land
,nr this morning from the Al knusas: she was
tteiseraphsd ye~terd day from Baton Rouge.
Mrior W. Brockett left vest rday for Little
Rock on business and will return BY the way
Rumor has It that up to Thursday evening
the White Lee Dean Rchar ison ar aug ment
Henry Frank had b. en- withdrew from the pool
arrangement beiwaan that boat and The Rich
srdeon. Dean and Cbontean.,
Tho Clara y. will be- brought to the landing
tomorrow, and Leave duLing the week for
The engineers met in counsel yesterday.
Particulars will be found In our local columns.
The boys on the levee a'so had y meeting
yesterday and organize q base bill club, to b
ters at the Levee + v,linn. The following y q
iist OF the officers and the nine who intend to
add fame to the org ,nization:
presid mt: W. f. Morris, secretary: Eux. Bou-
LET. treasurer: John Y. Frazer. steward
John r. oMealle ~ tain and catcher; "a.
Nat. Brennan, ID b.. Tom Eagan. 3D. b. /: John
r. Rely. =. ~; ~. Finn+y. RI voInsy Brw L.,
Joh 1ah Meg fls Tim Bsanb1 and
fbe negro exodus has broken out in this city.
Alpt Of them left on the Natchez Yesterday, but
viii stop on The way for various periods Mt
Baton Rouge--the guests OF the state:
The John Wilson was delayed By fog Friday
nigh, and did not arrive till 10 o'clock. She had
abg freight to take on. and expected to get OIL
II The Grand Lake has five barges In her tow.
Her principal items a1e 100 90 bushels corn In
hulk 1000 lucks oil cake, and 500 barrels cotton
Attention is called TO the advertisement OF the
Donalisonvlle and BUou cara United States
mail packet Katydid in anot her column.
The departures In the Anchor Line to st.
Louis T n ae carter CLERK r. q
G CAPT. doshill. Thursasy. and h. famous CITY
81 Alton, Capt. Ii. e. Bixby. Friday. The
Gresnyille is a new boat-oue OF the best on the
river. Sec the advertisement Ia another COL
ui The Mississippi Valley Transportation Com
many steamer, Grand Lake and bat Ree, Nelson
Davis In command, will be found ut the landing
to-day. from st. Louis. and will return to- NOR
The Southern Transportation Company an
nounce the folIowtl e Departure for the coming
Sn eet c u Msr day md he aodn
City. Capt j. d. Hegler. Saturday. Passage ~
these boats can b. secured 10 ADVANCE by apDli-
s grand excursion. delightful In every essen-
tla will be made By the peerless J.. ". Cannon
ID the j, tiles next Tuesday. Sea- the advertise
ment In another part of the DEMOCRAT. The
otject being q good "ne, md the cans en-
ployed to attain II ftinR tn pleasant and In
teresting, there is hardly a doubt but that every
n ticket will be sold.
The tri- weekly uper coast packet Eva. Chaa.
DeBouchel master. sept. Toca and Ed. Barry
clerks. leaves TO- mo row as usual ut Il q. ~ !,
The new and Fl ct Bayou Sara. and coast
United States mail packet EdWnri J Gay. I'm
j. Brown ma Ter, y. b. sire k clerk. leaves to-
morrow at .. m.
The regular semi weekly Bayou Lafourcha
packet Henry Tete ]. f. Aucoin master. leaves
tomorrow at s y. NJ.
The semi-weekly coast and Baton Rouge
packet whisper, j. A. Comstock master. Geo.
NJ. woods clerk leaves to-morrow ut y. m.
The Whisper represents the st. John in this
trade.