The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-10
stage Of the Rivers.
nuuvo IoW Change,

Below high water marx OF 1874. Indicates
The Assumption has changed her hour of de-
parture on Tuesday from Il q. to 5 p n. -,
inr ths ornnR at the head Canal street.
the bends. The Richardson p one Of the hand.
doubt but that she wifi prove . grand success.
The veteran Captain John W. Cannon com
mands and Mr.. Thomas ]. Howard has charge
The Kountz Line steamer J. b. M. Kehlor. ID.
NJ. Brady master. w. @. Kimber clerk laying
oyer from Saturday. leaves to-day at .. m, for
st Louis. go
The lower landing was pretty well filled with
cotton and seed cotton yesterday and the arri-
walls OF this morning will experience some diff
Capt. James GOOD, ofthe Mississippi Valley
fo S $. t9u i * rail !, 80 chon...n ,e,t
also yesterday by rail- for Memphis.
The Trenton broke her shaft yesterday.
twenty-five miles above the, city. Her clerk.
| the N. M. Jones to go up and bring her down.
| She will be ready to leave for the Lafourche
| under her new schedule OF departures Wednes-
The Anchor Line steamers Joe Kinney and
| John A. Scudder arrived yesterday. and the
Centennial was telegraphed to arrive last night,
| as unloaded. and the Scudder Is to leave to- day
at .. %. for st Louis.
| W. Ong clerk. ID ut the landing receiving to
leave tomorrow at d. M for the Tensas and
The funeral of Mr.. Patrick Higgins took
| place yesterday. His remains were carried
from his late residence to ST. Theresa's Church
The hour Of his funeral t being % O'clock Instead
of 4. as was first announced. there were not as
many OF his river friends present as might have
The Southern Transportation Company's
steamer Paris G; Brown. A. M. Halliday master
9: G. Young clerk, arrived Saturday night from
Jnp III. mn utE
Capt. Halliday lately bought Capt. Reynolds
interest. In the Brown and is making this this
flrstl trip on her. He ie an old acquaintance
however. having run the Golden Era and the
Jennie Howell few years ago In the Red River
trade. He is clever gentleman. an attentive
business man and a skilled captain, and we
commend him. his partner and clerk Mr.. Young
and their good boat to the shipping and travel
The Golden Grown, Capt, Eug; shinkle. fol.
The popular United States mail steamer John
River Transportation Company. J. W. Blanks
master. Ben G. Cornwell clerk, leaves to day al
D. m. for Ouachita City.
The new, staunch and fast steamer Joe
Webre, A. e. Hotard master leaves to- day at II
a. N. for Bayou Barataria
The Tensas and MACON packet Tensas. L Y
landing receiving to leave to morrow for Floyd
The new Whisper leaves to-day at IL a. m. fol
In command, Messrs. Wood and Dean clerks.
The new and fleet Bayou Sara and coas
United States mail packet Edward J. Gay. John
! J. Brown master, 8. y. Streck and u. ). Leath
ers clerks. leaves to-day at .. m.
). The regular semi weekly Bayou Lafourcht
packet Henry Tete. j. F. Aucoin master, NJ. FL
Landry clerk, leaves to-day at D. m. for Thi-
bodaux.
The Monday and Friday Baton Rouge ant
coast packet New st John, J I. McElroy mas
ter leaves to-day promptly at .. m.
Cant Joe DaIferes semi-weekly coast Don
jacksonville and Lafourche packet st. Mary
leaves day at 5 .. m. for Lockport Mr..
Nicolle has charge of the office.
The through Bayou des Glaizes packet Bis
sunfiower. A. P. Trousdale master, j. L. Trq
deau clerk. leaves tomorrow at p. m. as ad
vertised.