The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-30

,jneipnati Enquirer:


& Cincinnati Enquirer:
LOUISVILLE Jan. 26.-Ice and frost this morn
lng Now pleasant. The James Hobaon. sunk
by the combined efforts of the tugs In port. The
Qmcers OF the James Gu hrie report the sunken
Y. Church lying straight behind rocky
point. with her roof above water and her chin
neys standing. and think she can be raised. No
EvAssvr1IE. January 49, The river is free Of
ice Navigation has been resumed. The Ed.
Richardson after laying here all night, and add
ing over 300 tons from Bingham and Pages
$500 sacks Of corn at points below here;
The Sam Roberts and barges are looked
The Guiding Star. with q splendid. TRIP OF
freight. down early this morning and lay here
sn the h adding fully 800 mostly
Gray and Dunlap are IN the city. and will load
the Iron Mountain and barges for New Orleans
The J; ". Garrett and barges are.at Mt Vernon.
and VIII load there and at the Wabash river for
New Orleans with bulk grain, Captains IL. ];
secure Full oed or be NJ s s Rsb sns s w
barges, to leave the last of the week. The Cairo
packets have wheeled into line and the rest of
LOUISVILLE. Jan. .26.-The Richardson and
Guiding star added largely. The latter left At
2 p. m. The Golden Grown discharged sci
bales cotton and other freight The Sehenck
discharged 2l5 bales cotton she has fnli load.
The Guiding Star refused t eight held for her
here for want OF room. Business active. No
MEMPHIS. Jan. 2s.-The towboat John Din
pold. due down. takes three barges loaded here
With e37l bales OF cotton eis6 sacks Of cake and
Memphis Avalanche. %:
The Belle Of Texas arrived at Cedar KEYS.
Fla, In good condition. and cleared for st.
by Telegraph
DELHI, January 2s.--To Britton h Eppler :.
The steamer Tensas will arrive Thursday, and
leave for Bayou Macon and Tensas Saturday.
.vIcKsBuRe. Jan. 2s.--.To Capt. T. p Leathers.
New orleans: Leave here at 10 .. m. with 800
bales cotton and 1900 sacks seed.
j. II. MUSE, Steamer Natchrz
NAroHEz. Jan. 2e-Janney Work, LOG Com
m, loaded r. HOLMES. Agent.
Magazine street: The steamer Henry Frank
will arrive Thur day with 1000 bales cotton and
600 tons sundrins. and leave for Memphis and
''' ''n'' 'A'uf'a'' ro0f J. T. HICKS. Master.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 29.-River 80 feet q inches
and falling. There is big water ut Plttsharg
and the Monongahela is IL feet inches and
rising; the Allegheny, feet and rising; This
will make big water here. Allegheny Ice still
holds at OIL City. but 1t is expected to break.
Heavy Ice is, floating past the city to-day. but
Hudson started for Wheeling late last night
put broke her head before she. got out Of the
parDor, and 1s still here repairing. The Ice is
heavy but mushy and not dangerous. The
Golden Grown from New Orleans and Thomp.
son from Pittshurg arrived to-day; the latter
returns tonight. The Cons Millar for Mem
phis; with fair trip. the Potomac for Pomeroy
and Fleetwood for Huntington. with big trips
leave to night The Donnaliy laid over and left
~ noon to- day for New Orleans with thirteen
passengers and 300 tons. The Cherokee may
! he al and the Grown will go out Saturday.
IT; LOUIS. Jan. 2e.-The river here H. rising
WHY. some Ice passing is believed to be