The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-10
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louisville ............ o 8
Eemphis. ...-.......... IL 10 10 8
New Orleans. ........... 10 0 0
h PlttsburR. ...... .......... ~
Shrevop Ort. .....-..... Ill 70 y
Ncksburg. ............. 16 to-
sBeIoW high water mark Of 1874. Indicates
IA Hue. Indicates fall.
Yesterday was summers day, both as to
III The 81 lack Of water at the vcksburg packet
binding prevent rs boats landing there. whereat
The Piaga was at the landing yesterday with
barge loading with sement for the jetties. ,..u
Nv 10 Grand Isle By way Of the outside route
The Lucy H. GastrelI Is in the. marine dock.
4 The Trenton was brought 70 the landing yes
\ '0 Mn Vim. Brady. for many years well-known
disoharginz clerk on the levee. has gone TO ut.
e hs Vaey ooen
81 The The Future City has six barees In her tow,
Ths akes f0r Inc
q oins death OF Carr. N. T. DupUIs. Yesterday Mr..
Landry clerk Of the Henry Te t RECEIVED the sad
asd after long illness, yesterday morning at
Ma home near Plattonville.o n Bayou Latourche,
ma Immediately thereafter the flags Of all the
y respect to his memory. !Capt. Dupuis was for
many years a captain and clerk in the coast and
A fafourehs trade. IN the employ Of CaDts. Aucoin
IL
II steel, he enjoyed standing among his fell
laws IT which aay man might be proud. To
fis family We tenuer our sympathies. for their
w oynL SHIPMENTS bon vivants were
maskng their iRs Yesterday over the receipt ,
frogs, raised on the LafOurche expressly for
\ his market. A number of them escaped from
confinement, and croaking with delight, hoped
about the boat, promiscuously before they were
Tecaptured. Some tall stories were told Of the
distance some Of them hoped. but we won't
N reoent them In this column.
N Nyt to be behindhand in novelty. the Henry
Tste brought 400 young mocking birds from
IA fynnaldsonville. which were shipped West by
H fbe Jackson Railroad.
Capt McIntyre. OF the Golden City, went out
to The regatta yesterday. taking his hat" along
In The j. N. White will be receiving o-morrow
10 leave Thursday. as usual. for dEeenville.
afoat, and for speed Is the boss.
The Mary Ida. having. finished her job Of
pumping water Into rice fields below. returned
quarters waiting another call
The Trenton, under charter to Capts. Charlet.
Aueoin and Dalferes. leaves this .; n; for the
i.afonrche. where she will remain during low
water, running In connection az Donaldson-
vile with the Tete. and Ut Mary, Capt. joe Dali
ieres In command, and our oid friend Joe La
4 Office, the office having been enlarged for the
The daily mail service between Donaldson
a Wills and Bayou Sara, in connection with the
h New Orleans and Texas Railroad. carried for
some time. past by the Katydid, has been can
sslsd BY the pog no peRPamen1t ct Wash
sdgy. her owners themselves feeling obliged to
withdraw her In consequence We mentioned
fsoFea az, e tue tue steamers H. GAY and
Cannon. 10 90 into effect on the first OF July.
but this time has beea anticipated by the Post
master General, he con ract Cancelled AZ above,
and the malls sent by the Say yesterday
the fine, large and very oomIortable pas
senger steamer great Golden City. J. D. Hegler
master y. :. MeIntyre, clerk leaves tomorrow
A Gould mas master ssA T. ": Gould. j..
NE s. nous 81 Ssr a &C. tp = % t
Halliday made quick time. and proved herself
anqueeti onahly . very fast boat.
Mp Ssr ~ a ao master leaves to-day at
on 10. for st. Louis.
The regular tri-weekly upper coast packet
Emma Irvine, j. A. Ruiz master e. N: Gailetle
The fleet and f1ne coast and Lafourche packet
Mary, Joe Dalferes master, E. Nicolle clerk.
fhe Robert Robert 8. Lee 81 VIM. Campbell master. A.
AeVay and w. Cannon In charge Of the office,
tAyes to-day at p. ~. for Vicksburg and all
The New Orleans and Opelousas Packet Com
Ely's United States mail steamer FAnehon. -
Broad master. Theo. Jobin ana =. ~: sn .h
i AiehHfaaya.
The Yazoo. VIM. Crawford master. J. B.
a. earE 70
nIne TT weekly upper coast PACKET EVA. Chas.
ABouchel master, Sept; Toea clerk. leaves to-
loT e. Il m or hel a. fa aaEat Halle
hMmstOck master, George MI. Wood clerK,
M@ to-day at II a. m.
sMej. y. Cannon. j. 20. Llbano mastsr. =. h.
aasop. clerk leaves Tomorrow Of ?, r.. as
sSak, Tor all coast landings through 70 Bayou
The United States mail steamer John Wilson,
Mus and 0uachita River Transportation Com,
Dny. ]. W. Blanks master. b. g. Cornwell
GSsrk, leaves tomorrow at D. m. for Ouach1ta
The New Oreana and Red River Transporta-
@a Uompany's United states mail stea
Anube Charlie Thorn master. j. Q. McChes-
ssscg clerk, Ia receiving to leave tomorrow 1Or
htsyeport
Exchange clippings, June !.
5incnnati Commercial:
uapt Dan. ar Morton, who 10 building Capt
EsEst On the Madison gn Marins Ways. says he
Nv IN ne forward body OF her hull laid down
III moids made and many OF the frames r. OUT.
ssm m.s horton is here and returns 70 Maolsoh
Ahe Cincinnati Marine Ways. Capt: Q. z.
ssp mas one-half of the plank1ng done on
ssatds. She is a beauty, in both graceful model
1a artistic workmanship.
Ispeclal to the Democrat
NH II. LOWS, June e.The river = On stan mba
sa lsss and hvetenths On the Ea al n Ine
e oer from Vicksburg. Departed: Grand
tssNsr ior Yicksburg. John Gilmore and barge es
Orleans The Gty q Alton Leaves ioT
sSloRs on Saturday. Business Is Rood.
by telegraph
fs SaaaLRo, June 9.-Arrived: Bedford from Ut.
6Sas City of Yicssburg from vieksp,u arg,
q Memphis. John Gilmore from
louis. Departed: Arkansas Belle g, tor
,a.assvllIe. Bedford for the OHIO, City OF yicks-
I'M - me weather is clear and warm.
lIehssrrsBuRa. June 9-The river is . feet 9
w ~ cool. Arrived: &. w. Batchellor, Sunday.
Aahe stockdale. Departed: O. W. Batchei-
fENasscIxNAT1. June e.-The river Is feet and
6Asa sig The weather Is clear. calm and warm.
iaaMa ssNs Is dull. No arrivals or, departures;
INN MMaschez paid her crew off and Is still nara
-saaQ at Rising Sun.