The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-15

miles By the steamer Henry Frank that the!
have miss ed good treat. on last sunday TIL
large and comfortable boat IT. aftar Leaving yack
respectahility Of this city,
4 hours Of enjoyment on the boat OF a splendid
Shore Where vi there i spend Shady lawn avn
the opportunity Of enjoy ing themselves as they
wished. just as the sun sst the fine band which
accompanied the boat took 81 their places, and fol
escorts enjoyed the may DANCE.
Al $50 o'clock Capt, O'Reilly rang the bell d
| home. On our way down this dance continued
in the large cabin Of the boat. and when the
Henry Frank landed at the wharf many were
one was perfectly happy during the trip. and we
can state that there never was more respecta-
bic party than that On the Henry Frank Sunday.
do the efforts of Captains OReilly and Grissom
as they are uDtiring In their efforts 10 please
the public, and we cannot abstain from naming
Capt. COrkery, the efficient steward, who at
tends, as chief. to the wants OF the inner man.
n. The New Orleans and Red kiyer Transporta-
ton Company's steamer 10 Bryarly. Capt. NJ.
l.: Scovell, leaves Tomorrow for Shreveport.
> Inc Fair Play, J. T. Krarz master Flank
Kr ~ clerk. leaves. this a m. for Grand Iele.
Inc Assumption. In place OF the Henry Tete.
leaves this 10 a. N. for the coast aud Bayou La
fourche, connecting at Donaldsonvile with the
Tha gap zee nakeres for
Emma Irvine J. A. Ruiz master, t. M. Vallette
clerk. leaves to-day at II q. m. for Orange Farm.
pany's United States mail steamer Fanchon. Fl.
II. Broad master TDeo. John and J. M. Sher-
rouse clerks, leaves to-day at b. N. for the
The .Yazoo. VIM Crawford master. J. B.
Schmidt CLERK, leaves to-day without fail at s
p. m. for the Atchafalaya. through to Washing
The tri- weekly upper coast packet Eva Chas.
DeBouchel master: Sept Toca clerk. leaves to-
at Il E ~ Tor vachee r2ad
Comstock master, George Nj. Wood clerk.
leaves tomorrow at II !. n.
Mossop clerk. leaves tomorrow at 5 .. M. as
usual. for all coast landings through to Bayou
The United States mail steamer John viii
son. In place Of the John II. Hanna, of the New
Orleans and Ouachita hiver Transportation
Company. +. A. Blanks master. Joe Holmes
cc GER leaves Tomorrow at y. m. for Ouachita
The United States mail packet Thompson
Dean. Can't. VIM Camp. ell. Tom ]. Howard
way landings.
Exchange Clippings, July IL.
Cincinnati Enquirer:
The Golden Kule arrived from New Orleans
wharf most of the day discharging freight.
she will not return to New Orleans at present,
We desire to remind all interested In steam
National Board OF Steam Navigation will be
held at Cincinnati, on Wednesday. September 8.
1879 at 10 a. ~. There is no question but that
and IT Is to be hoped that the lakes and seaboard
interests will not be behindhand In their list of
delegates.
From June. 1869. including june 1853, we had
coal runs for five years, the largest being in
! ls72, viz: $4,000 bushels. During July, ex-
runs of COAL the largest reaching IL ,5S2, COO
bushels. During August. for the past ten
49, se sz buses From ts i VIII
be observed that. taking. other years Into con-
SHERATON. the prospect for July and August Is
the smallest. for many years. being caused by
q little unDleasantnes IS between the coal men
and their employees. .0.*
!, Every Tuesday and Friday are the John D,
scully's days to leave for Cape dirardeau. She
Shipments bulk grain o continue iieht to New
Orleans. Shipments for week ending yester-
day: Corn 1886 bushels; oats. 1891. Capacity
a1oat Of St Louis owned barge tonnage, DOC, 600
bus hels bulk grain
Memphis Avalanche. July1 49,
!, Capt. Frank Hicks and wife passed through |
Nautical Gazette:
About 10000 seamen are cared for annually
By the surgeons OF this service. which has hos
q md Mobile. At New Orleans. Philadelphla,
ana Pr the eck aaors
are treated In contract hospitals. by the sur
y 3 Of the service. At the great port of New
York we have no marine hospital, but the pa
average Of men. treated daily at the different
hospitals range from twenty TO sixty, the latter
being the average at San Francisco and New
orleans. OF the river ports Chicago averages
thirty. st. Louis forty Cineinnsti twenty. On
he lakes, Detroit averages twenty and Mtlwau-
zee twenty. This system is working admira-
1ly. and the Hon. John Sherman. Secretary of
he TT asury. takes deep interest In the ser
executive. Dr. J. B. Hamilton, the Surgeon
General.
by Telegraph
LOUISVILLE, July 1.-THE river is falling.
With feet 10 inches In the channel. Arrived
w " neF from from
= Henderson. Matte HAYS from coast to coast,
shield from Salt river. The Cons Mllar. from
demphts, lett for Cincinnati last night.
riches and stationary. The weather is clear
MEMPHIs July 14.-The river Is falling. De-
| a r cd Colorado for st. Louis The weather
CAIRO. July 14.a..Arriyed: Belle OF Memphis.
rom 81. Louis, City of Greenville from Vicks-
urg. Nv .. ". Gar from Memphis. Silver Cloud
Maons Jo aa Ha5r from
'arker for Memphis. Greenvile tor st. Louis,
'ele Of Memphis for M mphis. Silver Cloud
pr Evansville, Jos. Harry for st. Louis. The
. here. awaiting new shaft: Her passengers
'ent on by the Vincennes Railroad.
FROM THE PASSES.
7ind. southwest. light. Weather fair. -
Arrived: At 1870 b. M. steamship Chase. Baker
faster. from Havana via Key West and Cedar