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

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risa. Indicates fall.
There was, considerable of u change In the
weather Friday night and yesterday was COLO
business was quito active on tho Ian ding,
and good trirs were noticed among the depar.
lures. The Charles Morgan had GOO hogsh.a .na
sugar, 700 barrels molas "a. 100 barrels RICE 900
barrels rosin, and 40 bales rags.
The d. o, staaerd. u thss Kountz Line; not
When when she leaves without fail for y. Louis.
Commodore Koung has gone to BIT. Louis.
Sat yn.stsdRay rq
son leaves Msmpbis this YESTERDAY morning.
Mr.. Alt. Gllssom, stopped on tho Henry
Frank and Will leave to-day by rail- for Mem
The immense cargo of the Frank was put out
by Messre. O'Reilly and Wallace ip the extra
ordinary short time Of ten hours. One OF the
laborera employed by these gentlemen was
mot on hand when they. changed tickets. and
manded bis money and was Of course refused.
and forthwith went he to yht,d States Com p
the case to the United States District court
II the commissioner decides In favor of the
Mr., bug Barrow uuit the Danube and left on
the Bart Able for Bayou Sara. where he will
spend n few days. Mr. John MeChesney Is In
Walter Hudnall Quit tho Dart Able also yos-
terday. and Aeub whitmore is q his place.
vicksburg 10 Capt Aiken that he had bought
medieteiy for Shreveport, Tho old, crew q the
Valley At the mouth Of Red river. We congra'u
late Capt. Rea on his purchase. and hope he
oapt B. l. Rusn LETT eff Yesterday as one Of the
pilots Of the Tsnaas, aud MIR. Mike Hines as
mate Of the J. il. Hanna.
amounted TO 143 boats and bnrgss. Consump.
ton during the month Of January, 80 boats aud
barges. Arrivals same time. 10 boats and
The reosIpta Of cotton. cotton seed. sugar aud
molasses by river during the week amount cd to
A9.b73 bales. 1894 sacks. 1901 hogsheads and 49,
Capt. Charles H. Seaman has succeeded Capt.
Dave Haney In the command of the E.O stan
ard, Capt Haney has gone to ut. Louis.
The Anchor Line steamer James Howard and
the imperial Thompson Dean are , both Que TO TO
phis.
Red River Transportation Company will be an
nouneed to. morrow.
The through Bayou Teche packet Clara ..
will arrive to return Wednesday
The through Bayou des Gaizes packet Big
Hunnower. A. 2. Trousdae master. J. T. Tru-
aeag clerk leaves Tuesday at .. M us adver-
The new and elegant steamer Guiding Star. Of
the southern Transportation Company. W. ID.
day from Cincinnati. and return Tuesday.
The Golden Rule. due 10 arrive. will follow
the Msmp stsr and ssn packet Charles
Chouteau, w. Ill. Ihorwegan master, George
Miltenberger clerk. will arrive to leave again
Thursday.
The fleet Corona. Of the New Orleans aud
Ohio River Transportation Company. J. DrHart
master, +. q. Phelps clerk. leaves tomorrow at
o ., m. for Camden.
The Emma Irvine leaves to-day at D. m as
usual for the lower coast ~ far rs the Green
wood plantation.
The new and fast upper coast packet Whis-
per, j. A. Comstock master, George NJ. Woods
and Charles Dean clerks. leaves tomorrow at
II a. M. for the Ashland plantation and Bayou
Goula.
The semi weekly coast Denaldsouville and
Lafourche packet ST. Mary. joe Dalferes mas
ter, leaves TO morrow at IL IN. for Lock port.
The Merchants and Planters Independent
packet Trenton. u. D. Terrebonne master.
Thomas Knee clerk. leaves to morrow Mt D.
m. for 4 ockport.
The new and fleet Bayou Sara and coast
United States matt packet Edward ]. Gay, John
J. Brown master. s. y. Streck clerk, leaves to-
morrow at y. m.
The regular semi weekly Bayou Lafourche
packet Henry Tete. j. Il. Aucoin master, leaves
tomorrow at 3 u. m.
The new and handsome st. John. J. +. McEl-
roy In command. will arrive this .. m. aud
leave tomorrow Mt =. m. for the coast and
Baton Rouge