The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-05
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rye Yesterday was The Fourth Of July and It was
glorious day. ws g The eacnrsonists By
The lake and river steamers enjoyed themselves
to their hearts content. a,,, - ,.aha,,a
J2hn W. Cannon an. deferred
his departure to the West nntis tnis IA
We wish the Commodore q sac sfip nous ''A'
From letter received Yesterday: we , learn earn
tna e VT Il IA A. Il Hot sprrgs liz reports the dele
eea anog a arU doing we'll Mr.. r. and Cart D. r.
e' Frank Smith. one Of the oldest and best stew
ards now on the J. e. g. an aaa nns tha
the inner man will bs we'll taken care ct.
Capt. Frank Beck. Jr.. having been disgusted
Hid frat love, lie Is now ink-slinger on the
steamer Whisper. whore he will always DO glad
" n ian Harry somers is looking In the best Of
health. He II at present Ia our city: he is ju {
from New York. Harry says It was too hot
there for him. 30 he came here TO enjoy our &c.
The large and complete packet Henry Frank
IL now ready to make excursions CLUBS Or
OHeiJy on very favorable terms. Tomorrow
she will make her regular excursion up the
river.
The tri.weekly daylight packet Belle J. A;
Gomstock master. NJ ssrs Woods, Dean and
MAYORS clerks, leaves to day at II d. m. for the
upper coast to Bayou doula. n,,,,.
packet uRs Henry WyeTf ete j. Aaeoln muster NJ T.
Landry clerk, leaves to-day ct 4 n. on r,
Ing at Donalds to I'LL With the Trenton. Capt
Emma Irvine, J. A. Ruiz master. D. NJ VAlett .
The regular semi weekly Bayou sara aid
coast and United States mail packet John W.
Cannon. J. G. Libano master. John d. Mossop
nIz .lr lrn,, lnff fr VIZ
The Yazoo Valley. Id place OF the Bart Able
is receiving to leave TOT day at p. m TOR
Grand Eeore. Geo. W. Rea IN command, e. o.
The Whisper. In place. Of the Natchez p. g.
Leathers In command, Messrs. Muse. Wander
does, Entrfcken and Wilson clerks leaves to-
day as usual for Vtcksburg.
The Fair Play. Capt. Frank Ottendorfer; Clerk
Frank Kranz. leaves this morning OF 8 O'CLOCK;
f islsa the head q Aarve's canal. 'of 'f@aa
The steamer Joe Bryarly. CAPT n. L. scoyell,
1sss ID h Z shse1epor Nat Paes 9
The Grand Golden Grown, Capt, Eug. 1.
for Cincinnati. The Grown has al the modern
improvements on her, and passengers could
The fast John A. scudder. Capt Elem Calvert,
liz Off this evening for Memphis. Cairo and ~.
Louis. Speed. safety and comfort await those
that secure rooms on this steamer.
Mr.. G.. r Huls is In charge OF the office OF
the Scudder.
Exchange Clippings, July 2.
Cincinnati Commercial:
The safe arrival of the Guiding Star shows
good management and consnmmate steamboat
Ing For q boat Of her great seize to come up
the river on three feet of water is wonderful
BY friends on the grade yesterday; The Guiding
Star. has laid up. Col. Frank Baker, OF the
westward. Mr.. J. w. Bryant. river editor Of the
New Orleans Democrat, accompanied by DIS
wife. arrived here YESTERDAY on the Guiding
Star. He Ia atthe Burnet House. and will leave
for New Orleans via st: Louis In q few days.
River stationary. The Idlewild and Robert
Mitchell returned here from above and laid up.
being unable to get over Caseyville bar. They
report three feet scant at Caseyyille bar.
st. Louis Times Journal:
The Ashland brought q number Of colored
were anxious 70 return to the South. Capt.
Wood carried them free.
John Fisher. of the Rhoads. has been up the
Monongahela, and reports heavy rains There
have been abundant showers along the tributa-
The Dakota left Bismarck for Benton with CSC
tons freight and 800 passengers. This is a trip
to boast Of.
Capt. Barnard. Of the board of underwriters
writes from the Far West: "Have shipped for
ward all the cargo Of the Yellowstone / could
and sold the balance here. The constant rains
keep the Yellowstone river 50 high that no fur
Their work can be done at present"
Vickshurg Herald:
The river is rising right sharplya at Cairo, and
the man-o war Wachusetts may be able TO get
that far up after all. though at last accounts she
was aground at Ben Lomond. She draws 9
good deal of water-AbOut sixteen feet-and she
can't get over bars and shoal places very easily