The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-02

three blocks away. from the house. 30 we slept
out that night. Next morning We took q yawl
t in second story: water III the foWer floor vas
tour ZEE leet desep Wills tne same floor was jns3ii
traffic except by row boats was suspended for
several weeks. and when the water subsidized IL
| left the streets and roads In such condition
vehiees used Daf from me5e ae on
/ the city to another.
Al soon as it was safe small steamers were
PLACED On the Anerleah river. carrying freight
the high lands eighteen to twenty miles back OF
the city. where stages and wagons would take
them ~, TO the ln n One steamer got sucked
the back part Of the city. Several towns sprung
rIver while me boats run up, but as soon. as
scnooneEs ran the BOATS e out whiie Tie p watar
covered Sacramento, and even after, many were
o e. spi gs Ct bot
very common. The water was cold. as We
Know from getting duckfnH Overselves one
Dc day. and having no dry clothes for a change at
W. concluded to leave and took steamer New
Fashion, az mentioned In my last. After several
trips Il TIC BlufIs We eit and took te sha PIE
on the way and amending twenty -efght hours In
the woods without any nourishment, Finding
ourselves not ag good at steering on land as on
re posd Shasta 6
relating to him about our being lost In the
woods. 10 told rs that the proof 81 the pudding
was eating the bag and getting choked with the
TIE Belle has changed her days Of departure
back to her old days. md those Of the Whisper.
Wednesdays and Saturdays. commencing to-
day. and will hereafter go, only as high as
Bayou, Goula. Capt ]. A. Comstock will DO
and Dean clerks.
The t.. weekly upper coast a racket Eya. ghas.
clerks. leaves to-day as usual at il d. n. for
Helvetia Plantation.
The new and fset Bayou Sara and coast
John j. Brown master. s. 8. streck clerk.
leaves to-day at s D. m. |
The regular semi weekly coast and Bayou
Muster. N. Il. Landry clerk. leaves today gG at
The Bertha has quit her tri-weskly trips
will enter the Bayou Lafourche trade as aregl-
lar independent semi weekly packet to Lock- /
port, leaving every Monday ct p. m. and Fri
J. al Bergeron clerk.
:, The regular tri-W weekly, upper coast packet
stte clerk. leaves tomorrow at ii d. N. Tor
t The great United States mail packet r. E.
caves tomorrow at D. ID. for Vicksburg
The semi weekly coast and Bayou Lafourche
packet 5t. MARY, Joe Daiferes master, leaves to-
morrow at 8 p. m.
The New Orleans and opelousas Packet Com
oany's United States mail steamer Fanchon, H
Broad master Thee. JOHN clerk. leaves to-
morrow at 8 b. m.
The Yazoo leaveg tomorrow at s o. m. for
and all way points on the Atchafa-
a, .z Wi III Crawford IN command. J.. B.
The J. ". Cannon. ]. G. Libano master. leaves
for Bayou Sara.
The n. O and r. r. T.. Company will send the
aura Lee w dnesday to Shreveport.
The n O. and O. r. T.. Company will send the
ohm Wilson to Ouachita City Wednesday.
Exchange Clippings, May 30.
Cincinnati Commercial:
Capt Gus DOnnallys new stern wheel steam
lorton, will be called either the Countess Of
riadne.. Mr.. Ed. Donnally. her clerk. viii
kristen the new craft. She has the Mary MIL
RS cylinders. Her cabin will be painted after
Il style Of the great Guiding star.
PITTsBUAa May Authorizations are pend T,
liz here for the building of several new boats.
m q others one for CART; Z, Q. Sweeney.
MADISON. May 29.-The Golden City received
'oiboxes Of starch here at fun rates, against ,
i. wishes and influence OF the wharfboat pro-