The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-28
Rnlz master, leaves tomorrow at 3 .. IN. for
Orange Farm.
Exchange Clippings.

Cincinnati Tlmes. November Do:
The eltef topic, Of interest hmong steamnga.t
men today ~ tho unexpected aug someWnhb
snrrentitious departure Of the Eid t ao1
New Orleans ut ~ eary hour ,his marn al,ifs
brought In The Untei states 6aurt and the
OWL court The FORMER she iauidated Win
lawful currency, nni thA latter. she has UNDER Y a
takt II to settle after her own fashion. IT was
expected thnt slie would satisfy the parties In
terested Ii the civil suit. and II Was not con-
siaered strange thai steam should be kept up
fnr IN Immediate departure NJ soon aa she be-
came released. At all events the Watehful pres.
a,,ro ~ u deputy sheriff was deemed sntfieIent
ppfaRuard ngriust nny undue course nn she
mart If ths boat. There seemed no other In
inclination on henrd than tg submit o the exs
antna Ia have settled down ID this conclusion
himself, At n'out o'clock this morning hs
carefully pckea nus way aye f h s seas IbFs
he eerried In his hand md iel ned Capt. Little
In the WIN rihoat. The engines had been
worked occasionally on a slow turn and Mr.:
Deputy had begun to ge. used to the sound OF
The boat was slowly turning her wheel whom
the captain Npked the deputy to step ait ana
Give warning II there was any danger Of s1rtk-
Ing the Mitchell; lying inat below The la ,sr
hnnt WINS kept moving backward and forward
without exaltIngnny suspieion II his mind. By
he ~ a orr s.ra ss h9 Il e ,be q se
III the river, out Of the laws grip. and rapidly
disappearing. down q faar.. Oapit; Little rushed
started on Wild goose chase with bic lantern
rpg IT, NE s napF yef 4 II p VENT q ~ Yo HE
wharf, ani IL Is supposed took the early tratn
for Lawreneebnfg 70 catch big boat She landed
there between s and O'clock this morning Her
creditors were in cons ,atioh With miniops 81
the law this forenoon, but nj noon they were 10
the dark "a 70 what was best - Do, Az the suit
Ia civil one there a much diversity of pptnion
"a 10 what ean he done In such q case. The boat
has y Gig Thousand dollar rip on board. which
Marine RAILWAY and Dry Dock CGmpanV ts the
heaviest creditor.
1 an ssE E Hsnt @ o5s " paekst
Fred A. Blanks Has at UurnUnts wharf ut the
foot # Ludlow street She MY draws i ise i. eft
| feet water when completed.
Oapt. Jos. II. Holmes. u The new Fred, A.
| Banks, is here. He goes In the office OIL the
JnFFERsoFv Nov. III Capt, Lander has
purchased the hull of the Fart Able here to tow
TO 'rS gS Nov lt Il coal fleet that mr.
rived 10 to noon we're he Dick Fulton. Belle
MaGowan, Samson. W 2 Gufiy. Tom Dod Z.
Boaz smoky City aud Fred. Wilson. Arrived
tha eyenne yeR'qe = Mood m Nfie sR .sg
bound md Ella The Dick Fulton, Alice Brown,
Iron Mountain and Llrnsss went lntn the oan IA.
| South. Sales of cpaI allaat In barges at twelve
~. Lpu1s. Nov, al, Peter Papln. Of the Port
| Rogal HaIbpr Improvement and Steamship
| fon"eny of Port ROYAL. s. o.. addressed
| meeting ot The merchants this afternoon on the
Wg eaer, q" eanse a. ha po or exp su
! Instead nf IT, more Northern ports. he maae
quite q lengthy statement OF the advantages OF
| this scheme to the Western shipper In the way
| III shortening fnirpad TRANSPORTATION to the
saahord superiority Of hafbor, entire freedom
| from lee. eheapness of handling freight. etc..
and evidently nnde stfong and favorable In
preston On the minds Of those present. The
board Of drt etors 81 the Merchants Exchange
will cons fdef the suhian to- morrow.
Vlcksburg Herald. November IS:
| The Nateiiaz had af.ont 400 bsles cotton and
1000 SACKS seed as starter last evening.
During The pact eight veeks The banks have
| been covered with cotton awaiting ahinrpent,
o ~ e1 ks m RIA and t vas
only with the assistance Of smaller crafts that
the banks were kept pretty nearly clear OF COT
down the river, the question arises will there
be enough on the banks to give the larger boats
full trips2 We doubt II.
Especial 10 tho Demoerstl
GAIRo Nov 27-The james Lee passed down
Inst night we'll laden; also. the Cons. Mtliar for
Memphis The Colorado. Plttsbufg and Robin
sf o6s Nv sf afp a VIZ VIZ Il o
feet % The gauge. Arrived: J. D. y. kshlor
from New oreeps Departed: Sc asan a.y
leans tomorrow and the Dacotah on Saturday
Thy Telegraph
G1No1RNArt Nov. 27.-River feet 10 inches and
falling Weather shoWery. Arrlysd: Golden
Rule. Departed; Guiding Star. The Bedford,
Tor New Orleans has been aground two days
near Portsmouth,
LOUISVILLE Nov. 27-RIver s feet inches Id
the canal end falling. Weather raining De-
pared Charles Morgan for New Qrlesls. -,
CAIRO, Nov 9T-Rivar II feet inch and fall~
Ing. Slight rain. Departed: John Gilmore for
New Orleans.
EVANSVILLE. Nov. 27.-Rlver clio feet and
rising. Weather rainy
MEMPHIS Nov 27-The river Ia rising Ar
rived Fl g. Yaeger from St. Lonis. Departed:
Mauae for YIek=burg Sender. Hitchcock and
Barnard for New Orleans. II il raining
Evening The. river fell INCHES. Departed:
Annie P. Silver for st Louis. Molle Moore for
New 0rtsnns. Tho weather Is cloudy
NATGHEz Nov 27.fu John Janusy. New Or
leans ihe steamer Natehez l. 1T at II o'clock
last night With 1000 bales md $500 sacks.
RUMBLE & VEINS ELL.
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