The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-28
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Memphis. % TO
Nashville. 10 T. 8
81 st Lo uis. 0
Vicks burg ..........-..-- "a II
sbelow high water mark Of 1874 Indicates
The weather yesterday was rather disagree
able, warm. windy. with an occasional ligh
business fair The Thos Sherlock. after a a
days star. got away for Cincinnati with 80 pas
senEers. $50 hhds sugar. 900 bbs moasses and
800 bbs rice. with engagements on the coast fol
The great il. e. Lee arrived with big triu
from Ivicksburg. and will return to-day, as
The Thompson Dean. on her way up got
aground Saturday morning, just above Grand
The @. X. Peck leaves to-day for Bayou Teche
aiter Sso hogsheads sugar and and 7oo barrels mo
The Eva has been towed across the river.
The J. M. White. Capt. J. W. Tobin. will be re-
ceiving tomorrow to leave Thursday. as usual.
The New Orleans and Red River Transporta-
ton Qnmpany,s United States, mail steamer
y clerk leaves tomorrow at o. nj for Camden
The Steamboat Captains held their Usual
smeeting yesterday. Their proceedings are kept
Capt. T. p Leathers was out on the streets
yesterday. and attended the meeting of the
Capt Il. M. White is slowly improving In
health though still confined to his room, As
soon as the weather gets warmer he will leave
The receipts Of cotton. cotton seed. sugar.
nolasses and rough rice Sunday and yesterday
amounted TO 92ol bales, 3045 sacks 1904 hhds,
1920 bbls and 900 sacks against IS 16o bales. H.
sacks, 765 hhds. 2i2s bbls and so7 sacks for the
The souiherrn a.. TRANSPORTATION Company's
STEAMER Robert Mitchell, Dan. Moore master.
Frank Stein clerk, y receiving to leave to-mor-
The Charles Morgan, Capt ALI. Stein. due to
arrive. will follow the Mitchell. leaving satur
1he e. J. Gay. Silver City and st. Mary were
late getting In. The Gay. was trying to get dis
Mary laid over and viii leave this a. m. for for
The CLARA s. left yesterday for the Teche with
Wednesday. Februaryb.
Mr.. Henry Kouns late Of the Mary Ida. is
The Bedford. CAPT. 1 4. W. williamson. clerks
from the Arkansas. and is receiving at the head
of Lafays tie street to return to-marrow at 5 ..
m. The Bedford had 7ef5 bales cotton, was
drawing 81 feet forward and 5k aft. and her
deepest place. Her Cheers claim that She can
carry 5000 bales, and she will do Y,
It has been rumored that the Trenton was to
that Capt; Terrebonne was, to retire from the
command of her, Capt. Terrebonne requests
Trenton will remain in the trade. and further
that he Will retain command o. her;
rom The wreck y 6e o Tes neh a1 a
tho former had ninety six head Of stoek belong
ing to her cargo. The Silver Oity's barge was
the. wreck. We learned that the Alexandria,
value from M when the a silver Gy e
She had got out all the freight from one side Of
heT hu W and Tas ut work on the ether sln, nov,
Haney master, Charles n. Seaman clerk. is re-
,ceiying, for, Memphis Cairo and ST. Louis. to
The New Orleans and Red River Transpor-
Lation Company steamer SILVER City M. N.
too late a 70 geurn yesterday viii eave dag
at IS .. m. for Shreveport. The company also
will send out TO, day the Bonnie Lee, Noah SEQ,
the Laura Lee d. L. Lee master. Walter
Parker clerk. to Shreveport, tomorrow at
M. J. M. Giruth one OF the clerks Of the
Bedford stopped off that boat Of Vicksburg for
the purpose of visiting brother up the Yazeo.
Did you ever hear ships knees2 IN. 0.
Times. Or see steamboat bow?
The regular tri-wsekly upper coast packet
ter. ]. Il. Brou clerk. leaves to day at 10 a. m.
for all landings to College Point and Jacobs
The fleet and fine coast and Lafourche packet
Assumption. p A. Charlet master. N. z. d :
puts clerk. leaves to-day at IL m. for Donald
The Emma Irvine. E. M. vallette master.
leaves this 8 p. ~. for the lower coast to the
eGreenwood plantation. The Irvine leaves
The Robert E Lee VIM. Campbell master. A.
w.
leaves this D. m. for Vicksburg and all way
The United States mail packet Fanchon, H. H.
Broad master. Theo. John clerk, leaves to-day.
The regular weekly Itchafalaya packet Yazoo,
VIM. Crawford master. j. z. Schmit clerk, leaves
The N. o. and, O. R. T. Company's steamer
Bastrop. Gus Hodge master, l. P Delah1nssaaye
The Anchor Line steamer Gold Dust. ]. T.
HIx.fyr nANr stab all tn
to leave to-day at 8 D. m. Tor Memphis, Cairo
and st. Louis.
JACOB Poe master. W. Haines clerk. leaves s also
to-day at p. M. for Red river. through to
Shreveport
REGULAR DEPARTURES FOR TO MORROW.
Whisper ............B Bayou Goula go. IL a. m.
j. ". Cannon BAYOU sara. ~ D. m
The United States mail packet John H. Hanna,
Capt J. w. Blanks. will arrive to leave to-mor
ro ybs az tS ?; M fer the oua s Mla, Nv
poitevent. j. B. Sullivan. master. j. W. Ong.
clerk. leaves tomorrow for FLOYD.
The Henry Frank, Capt J. F. Hicks, will ar
INe W ieaNe thursday for Memphis.
Exchange Clippings, January Is.
Cincinnati Commercial:
IL H.ou1SsvILLE 2.-The Ed. Richardson
apsards q 100 tons as Of 10 f e % w and
sSSwing 4 the hull OF the Katie to Ticksbare
wnere II is TO be used as wharf boat The
nashville reshipped 100 tens on the Ed Rich
aro assns A 4, u contemplated for the Memphis
Richardson to- extend their trips to I,onisvi la
The Guiding Star came down this evsnin l no
eeiving a lot of plows and fifty mnies nihs' re-
The Richards on Is a somewhat simijar hoo, -
the Robert L Lee. and will probably nr 9Ua. a y,
neet. Capt, John W. cannon stands on t he
root, with the genial aud courteous n / III uo lie
ard and J. Wilbanks in the Office. The RRin cwS
ardson was built by the Towards OF Jefraraonn-
VILE, her dimensions being $40 feet in length 70
teet beam. and IL feet depth OF hold, and she
mas ample accommodations for freight. Her
arneter. and 10 feet stroke. She has boilers VI
RISING Sun. Jan. 24-The Guiding Star took
/ ~ pales OF hay and 200 bbls of potatoes from
neLe lpr New Orleans yesterday.
r,a. LOUIS, Jan. 24-Mr. Holly Hyde, formerly
a NM .editor of the Republican, was run over
IaTT Killed yesterday by railroad train near
nv tns son City. River rising. with 8 feet inches
Wind so nasHhee Mercury g degrees at .. m.