The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-09

Shreveport. .........s. A 1o
Wckab,irv. ............... ID o to s
:s1sioW hieh water mark Of 1874. Indicates
steamboatins In Msxico DurinE the War
Of 1916.
NO q.
The next boat To follow was d small He'd river
boat called the Dol. Hanney. Hhe. was sold by
ggpt THIS Moore to Can't Pa a sha ,
a so oas sss q 2sRs h b saf
s s sh a Es e as a. s,Ya % 81 81
snrf boats; Capt. Shannon vas from this city;
The Ksd river steamer +. W. Roberts, Capt.
Heed was also among the first boats to reaeh the
trIpa Oh the GamarRo. Capt. stuart Decker and
Mr. Oh arles Fearing were her pflots:
The steamer Big Hatchie CAPT Hill, was also
Hill was well kaown In the fazoo, Ouaehita and
YsnsHB. He was verT tall, stx feet sfA inches In
heiRht and owing to which was called Mark
The Mentonia. Capt. WIN. Templeton. was ono
Of the most remark BILE little steamboats, OF her
was USED ON the Outside bswesn she Bras
80 TO sea in any kind Of weather and was q
| bnatmen. ae shs would make VOYAGES that no
other Steamboat would dare atteInpt she was
| The steamer Hatehie Eagle. O Yazop river
and Wtss also very successful Capt. Mosby was
af dsp Wills see
built boat ut San Francisco and made for.
tune with her. -.
from V fs 20 the Rio arands 's' 's0
Capt Isaac Wright took. out a small steamer
called The ss y shs made rPs to
s ass on we y eh ' n1os 'sn
ne RIO aIand GaR Wright isar Sasa one q The
eighty pears, and ii asked II he still felt strong
would Viz eply. Yes sonny . favorite answer
Capt Duffleld left here with the Col. Cross
man, named after the chief guartermastgr on
d genial man and d tine vocalist. ana many
times oheereu the boys with q beautiful song or
d funny story. IththR he had been comedian
of note previously. and am also under the Inn
precision that be was an uncle OF the Boardman
bro, hers.
j, ssu SD Uauf. Lathrop, and the Wavery. Capt.
Boardman. were taken over,
The Enterprise, while on her way to Ogmar-
60 with d large number OF troops aboard. ex-
| ploded her boilers twenty vs miles above
Reyn osa killing and Woundipg great num-
The Neva blew no ALEC. killing many
manded by Capt. W. W. Whitenbury. was taken
Geo. Lord, whose wit abounds In funny sto-
ries and cunundrums almost impossible Of q
solution We mefn The e.nundrnms went to
the walking match Saturday night. and while
there evolved the following out OF his busy
brain, and to which he offered us the sole right,
but having spent ouf weeks earning s83CD) we
Why IL 4 spectator at walking match like a
Policeman
TO which he answered., because spectator
In polieeman's hand. No that wasn't it. Be-
| cause they never, that Is hardly. That amt 1t
either. We viii have to refer our readers to
George for the answer; 1t is good and struck
us at the lime as being very funny. but really
we've forgotten what was.
paG5 CAST z J. is greatly encouraged
with his excursion prospects with the Henry
Frank. She is already engaged for dates ahead
aud one o. two other societies. His boat can be
1 been e TIT Te y sease hasf g
| train. d to her fltneBs. capacity and other at.
fractions, one has but to zee her to Become sat-
ourson. She ID laying near the elevator, and
Is In readiness to move ct the shortest notice,
| a passenger on the Paris @. Brown. evidently
| delfgh ed at his treatment writes us as follows
| from Memphis:
III have bsen having a very pleasant time.
no Haay "a YannF Il oharx Il h
Rnage Of til. immortal bard, hey are 'trumpB.'
Capt. Halliday II NOT only ct ,amboatman on
scientific. principles, but Is thorough gentle
man, and knows how to make one feel per-
fectly at home. He is les like a steamboat
captain than any have travelled with. Fl. at
tends, strictly to bosne 8: still has time to
himself very soeiable.. Besides al! this the
ac:ommo dations and fare Of the Brown are
renlly hrst class.
Belle. j., 4; Comstoek master. Mersrs Wood.
Dean and Mavor clerks leaves to- day at IL a. m
The tri-weekly upper coast packet Eya. Ghas
DeBouchei master, Sept. Toca and Ed Barry
clerks, leave to-day as usual at Il q. m. for
The ,'. new and feet Bayou Sara and coast
| United States mall packet Edward ]. Gay
The regular : semi d weekly coast and Bayou
LafouIchMs packet 2 Heny Tete, J. E Aucotn
The independent coast and Bayou Lafourche
packet Bertha. Frank BerReron master. J. O
The regular tri-weekly upper coast packet
Emma Irvine. j. A. Ruiz master. E M. Vallette
clerk, leaves tomorrow at II q. m. for Orange
Farm.
The great United States mail packet. B. E
Lee. VIM. Campbell master. A. McVay CLERK
leaves tomorrow, ct b. IN. for Vicksburg.
The semi. weekly coast and Bayou Lafourche
packet St. Mary. Joe Dalferes master, leaves to.
j The New Orleans and Opelousas Packet Com.
pany's United States mail steamer Fanchon. q
Fl. Broad master. Thee. John clerk. leaves to.
/ morrow at s p. m.
i The Yazoo leaves tomorrow at s D. m. fol
I Washington and all way points on the Atchafa.
la G l., William l1ia1 Crawford in command. J. B
The J. W. Cannon, J. G. Libano master. leaves
i Wednesday for Bay Sara.
The n W and R. T. = Company will send the
i The H. o. and o. e. r Cnmnanv will cana the