The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-31
Above low Chance
Il sDelow high water mark Of 1874. Indicates
81 sfaa tIndicntnn fall


The. weather continues clear and pleasant.
Blu .lneHs was quite active on the landing yes
efday. The Belle, John Wills a aud W. j.
~ had good tt bPs GU, tne Soa R bs
eulpbur, 40 900 shing es and other miscellaneous
/ freight. and the. Kobt Mitchell, laying, oyer till
n haa 20 aa II eeees
& aides engagements on the coast for more. She
had but few passenger.
There was another dense. fog, on the river
Wednesday, night and all Of the boats due were
attained. Yesterday morning there was but one
loaf at the lower landing the Isabel. but at
then the st. John, Belle. Bt. Mary, Danube,
fete. Hanna. and. Trenton. in the order
nsmed. All had full trips, and the quiet
On MAGICIAN as ie TSe H. wh'e had sis y {rIp
equal to roo bales, and was, .orkng hard
I 70 get out and OF again last night The Belle
leave to-day at 10 Q. "a. sharp. The fog did not
clear away entirely during the Day. and the cer-
tanty was that last !, Eht would BE- TIT repeti.
he weather s thing very much desired Just at
The Belle will. after this trip. extend her ,rips
Y The Jobs II. llama. Capt. J. W. Blanks. had
asplendid trip In, and IL receiving TO return 70
Raa n 70 s n evsr and weSa
lapt. J. M. White was out Yesterday and went
ar on hts great nampsake.
1rhe great James ward, duo to arrive, will
be- the next departure in tha Anchor Line.
The Big SuntlJwer comes out Of her retire
Ebe leaves next Tuesday under The command
d Capt. Alex. Trouedale. with MIR. ]. 4. Tru-
IY fSe mammoth freight and passenger steamer
Henry Frank, ]. \. Hicks master, All. Grissom
clerk. will be found at the landing ths morn
Ing with an immense load. receiving to leave
to.morfow at .. m. Tor Memphis and the
We have been laughed at for having our
Tchoupitoulas street. our Altakapas country.
q long es Mississippi has, her .Ohicaseha and
Hushpukance rivers, and Ohio has her Kis-
nosn. s ana aa rssr Il
Hiewicksyville. we can stand the laugh.
The Whisper leaves to-day at .. m. for the
The Big fnjun will be on hand to-day as usual
The new SE Bagrt Able leaves tomorrow as usual
The New Orleans aud Red River TRANSPORTS
ton Oompeuv's steamer Danube. Chas. Thorn
master. Eue. Barrow. clerk. IL receiving to leave
%s nT sSasSsess T n hs W
!, clerk the same day ard hour for Mipden.
a The Cincinnati Commercial Of the twenty
Cart. g. Henry Arthur n no longer connected
with thai hashery 10 the City Of Mexico. Eureka
writes uf that In connection with bimJ irvs. he
et Cairo going to sound the loud timbrel DER
Egypts dark Fsa-as solicitor Of carpet bags.
ttn passengers fhereunt0 alta he'd.
Eept Joe Holmes stepneh off the John Wilson
Arstrip,, and Capt. =. q. Montgomery IL max
The arattling Charles Morgan follows the
hxpitchell to the Ohio and Is receiving to leave
~ morrow, witho fail at n. m. Capt. Albert
ytein commando, Mr.. Harry ". stein clerk.
The Kountz' Line steamer r. q. Stsnard, Da.
yid Hauey master, Ohas. II. Seaman. clerk.
leaves tomorrow ut p. m. for St, Louis.
Bee kilograms below from the Chas. p. Chou
teHu and from the Tensas
The new and fine steamer st. John. D. p. Nc
Elroy master, leaves to-day Mt 10 H. m. for all
plantation landings to Baton Rouge.
The semi-weekly ccast and Bayou Lafourehe
packet Henry. Tete. J. r. Aucoin master. NJ II.
Landry clerk. leaves 10 day at II a. m.
The regular semt-weekly coast and La
tourche packet st. Mary. Joa Dalferes master.
= Nicolle clerk, leaves to-day at 10 a. III.
promptly.
The feet and very regular lower coast daily
packet Emma Irvine, H. M. Vallette master
leaves ms usual to-day ut . p. m. for the Green
vile plantation,
The nset and handsome United States mail
packet Edward j. Gay. John j. Brown master.
1. \. Streck clerk, leaves to- day at =. m. for
Bayou Sara and all coast landings.
The regular tri weekly upper coast packet
Whisper, j. A. Cor stock master, George M.
Woods and Charlie Dean clerks. leaves to-day
et y. IN. for the Ashland plantation and
Bayou Goula.