The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-25

6ttsburg ...-... .......... 10 10 8
hreveport .. ........... to
ck hS'Ts.. .............. % 70 70
'Bel9E bigh water mark Of 1874 Indicates
The weather yesterday was clear and very
leaaant,
Buslpess moderately active.
Fhe freight received BY the Bertha was trans
Frsd 70 the Fanehon yesterday. after which
70 WINS towed across tho river. The Fanch0n
eyes TO- day Hs usual, and In connection WIN
II departure Opelousas shippers will ind an
kportant special notice In another column.
fhe Alexandria was also towed acroes the
The Algiers Pool Line IA steadily increasing
numbers. and will soon make very Tor
(mpt n. Ii. Muggah. OF the Yellowstone, came
had OF his boat by rail and YVES In tho city
pterday. She will bs found ut the landing TO-
kttention Ia called to the advertisement OF the
n packet Katydid in another column,
Ths Yaz1o has u spseis. notice In another col
DO, % which attention u called.
The j. M. White. Capt. III White. will be re-
Wing to- IN jrrow TO leave Thursday, as usual.
Gr,anville.
rbs Henry Frank will arrive 10 leave Thurs
for Memphis and the bends.
fhs suit OF Jos. w spears against tho Chas.
Uhbteau In the Unite States District Court
i decided Friday. The parti uIars Of his
H. which was f9r $1,000. sessou's wages. has
fpn1g Dosu puDtlHUBl IN the DEMDGHAT. me
nrt awarded Mr.. Spears tf25. and ordered the
NJ to pay tho costs Of suit.
The KATY did. running In connection with the
" Orleans and Fexas Railroad. IL now max
regular trips with the United States mail
ween Douaidsonvills ana Baton Rouge. The
bsdule time, which she H. making with ense
k hours M aud 5ta hours down the distance
Be miles and there arc ten mail landings On
route, all OF which considered makes 1t
tty fast time.
bRlng to . press Of business. Col. Frank
ker has found 1t necessary TO enlarge bis
(rine Journal. which Will be done very shortly.
lie here Col. BIZ ker was suffering with n ris1
In the neck w ich turned QUITO BIS a tumor
Whites, as that be has had 4 removed. and
shortly be- out again attending 10 business.
be Trenton was soid ny the marshal. yester-
for $3.50 10 David Hughes.
The John Howard arrived yesterday from
ndeD and will return Saturday.
Inc OF tho visitors on the Charles Morgan
be Harry stein u present yesterday OF q
utlful canary. selected from Il rare and
~ breed recently imported fhe ca9e con
ing tho bird ia also some thing now q patent
bsion one. Harry was occupying hts leisure
nents yesterday afternoon Ia trying TO
IN his bird some tricks to amuse his friends
be John ri. Hanna, leaving TO. morrow for
Ouachita. will take freight for a point
4 Tbs guests OF tho Charles Morgan were
lted TO ride yesterday on tho tug N. III.
I he New Orleans and Ouachlta River Trans
= tation Companp,s steamer Bastrop. Gus
ge master, l.. 7, Delahoussnye clerk is
!fSP wing to leave Thursday for Bayou Barthol-
hs Kfs.ntz Line St. Louis packet Mollie
bre Wm5 Thompson master. W. w. Ackley
not besr Teady to leave yesterday will
81 = r s25 ffha southern Transportation
y bpany's steamer Oh arles Morgan IL the regu-
packet to-day. for Cincinnati aud inter
late points. She In one OF the best boats In
: line and for speed and good fare rauk s very
CAPT. ALI Stein and his clerks. III. w.
o. Adam WaylaDd and Lou Brauham, are
|gng and sociable gem lemen and those de-
PIX an agreeable and rapid trio up tho Mis-
ppi should 70 By the Morgan to-day. che
ha Robt. Mitchell. another fine and popular
4 III the above company. follows he Morgan
! rsday, Capt. Dan Moore In command. MIR.
pix Stein clerk.
bveport. OF the Anchor Line. Jas. Cog
muster. W. Fitzgerald clerk. leaves for III.
- tomorrow At .. m. without fall and
be followed Saturday by the famous City Of
DO regular tri-weekiy upper coast packet
es to-day ut lo,a IN. for Ben Tureaui's,
p stannch nnd last Emma Irvine. Joe sharp
ter. H. M. VAllette clerk. leaves to- day ut II
promptly for tho lower coast to Orange
DO 1eot and fine const and Lnfourche packet
Pimption. l.. A. Charlet mas tor. leaves 10 day
30 Robt. y. Lee. VIM Campbell master, A.
ay and W. Cannon In charge Of the Office.
g to-day Mt y. NJ. for Vicksburg and all
be New Orleans and Opelousas Packet Com
s United States mall packet Fanehon. n.
road muster. Theo. John and j M. sher-
nlnya.
b. regular weekly Atchafalaya packet va
rioi Crawford master. j. Z. Schmidt clerk.
norday at 3 D m.
go weekly miner nnnat nant M Eyu Cbos
u master, sep. Toca cork. leaves to-
IT II a. IN. for Bonnet Carre.
a. pgefHIetMg Sohn ". Cannon. j. @. Libano
y. m, HS usual. Tor ali coast landings
high 10 Bayou Sara
United .eo N States 81. e mail steamer John H.
pa OF the New Orleans and Ouachita River
Deportation Company. J. W. Biankr master.
Cotnwsli clerk leaves TO- morrow at 3. 10.
Dunchita City. = =
! New Orleans and Red River Transnorto-
Companys United States mail stesmsr
j. @. +. Truslow master. Eug. Barrow clerk
\ b to-morrow vt Y ~; for Shreveport.
regular through c Iensas and Macon
i nan aud II MaIaison clerks. leaves to. NOR.
At .. In. for Floyd.
I Exchange Clippings.
= Pine Journal. March 30:
ere are certain class Of steamboatmen-
! em vince and blink at this M they may
n will promote the interests OF navigation ~
Ike as to whom We mean, let IL be- pinned
here that we refer TO those who are sin
n Ia their belief and utterances that united
u OF steRmbOatmen cannot secure legisla
4 ights. There are a class who assert that
4 eamboatmen cannot be united: bur there
q be for them. However. there Is no ground
Y bpe In the restitution OF the former TO even
n ception OF what steamboatmen will. some
b b least. succeed In accom- plishfng through
- Htive assistance. They are totally blind
nconstitutionaly made up to be educated
late day 10 the requirements which will
cessary to every steamboatman In the
q P, II successful life on the river Is to be
q cd.
GENEROUS OFFER.-Ths Anchor Line OF
boats have offered to bring negroes who
Y ieluded with the idea that they could mak
money upon the bleak and barren prat-
Kansas In n week than they could In Mis-
pl or Louisiana in a year-back from b.
l@ where hundreds OF them are In almost
" wing condition-to the States they left.
81 charge. They no doubt will accept the
- pus onrr made by the management OF this
H. boats. and when they return TO their old
l. they Will never feel ike starting again
~ wind-swept plains Of Kansas. where the
are ever bleak, and where negro emf
a. are likely to drag their days ont In sor-
y pn disappointmant.- Iazoo Herald.
PlttsbuTg DiepAtcn says: Something
= nclnnati and Louisville papers forgot TO
on Oh the trip before the last. Tie himp-
81 orner came from Louisville TO Cincinnati
ca ana was In tolerable running trim. On
~ " up she passed the mail steamer United
~ under way at Gunpowder They ran to-
-FOUR mll9e. Whan fha ktpanapn Hnrnpr