The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-06

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Vicksbnrgh ,,n ,gatar max 81 ,s74. t1ndleates
rise Indicates fall.
The weather yesterday ,as about tho same aa
1t has been during the watf .-u...,a
Business was somewhat Detter yesterday On
Tho Anchor Line send out this week the
Belle Of Shreveport on Wednesday and tho Clty
rhe areat Golden ol1 = on her way to !. tho
city. and will return nos Saturday TO olnoln-
natl.
Excursion Up tI,sRiver To-day.
DO not forget TINT the hrge and eommodious
passenger steamer Henry Frank leaves this
evening on a grand exnreion ,un TO Oakland
arGys EysryfhaH On beaq II u s9~pas.
take advantage Of lhett,ip and 70. Captains y.
their if' guests. Good npie NJ b. on board Tor
can b found. o. boare The fare is only llfty
that they can enjoy fine. breeze for several
hours on tho river. Ht auel 70 oil
nsa 'san a. s q dfvnf s II m
complement Of passengers.
pttss,hurg Chroniela H., ~ 80. .nha u y,
pilot tbs United Stated man, Of war Wachnsstts
from New Orleans to Vt louis. tho aaams In
diyhna VT, boz rsaered y n nator G }b
ssge d lie stsambot bl hr9 p, q st, s
VEL W5 Sn sbgd p Be- saesa 7" e pot III We
aetts s not clear to lls, 9n 81 bennior 01nk.
ling. The bitter foepf all Western steamboat
intsresta. got him tbs appointment as q rt,Ward
for services rendersd bis mtgbiineea.' When
Gid Scott uilot q bod from New Z, Orlsnna to 81,
Louis? Does anybody know WIS he over em,,
plpyed by he Anchor Line or the Mississippi
valley Transportation Company
ftnp kuS1t Il At hns IN q
pilot. aa by htg Ignorance q to- river hee bus
grounded the Wacnusstts at ] ake Provld. nee,
and II he had been judge OF wafer be had no
reason to Rroundthis vessel. as we'll informed
pilots report plenty Of water ut that same point;
but wiz suppose Scott thought 1t being good
JOB grounded the vessel 30 as to make u long
Instructions has been received by Capt. J. a.
Stevenson to baye his towboate. one that, is
bound 10 aud the other bound down. to stop
and pull the Maehosetts ~ ~; DgMooHATJ
The John Wisan WI e 4ns Wedhnssaay for
I. Tho Fair Play leaves Tuesday OF g. m from
H. hssa q b 9f ss Week.
Tho trl-weekly upper coast packet Belle. fll-
Ing The place 81 the Whisper. leaves to morrow
at Il q. n. for Bayou donla. y. a. Cumstoek in
The tri- weekly upper eoast packet Eva, Chas
DeBouebel muster, Sept Toen and 70. Barry
HelvetiA Plantation
:. Tho new and elegant Bayou Sara United
masier i. j. streek clerk. leaves to- morrow. as
liz. indspendent coast and Bayou Lafourche
packet Bertha. Frank Bergeron Ia command.
leaves to. morrow at u .. m. for Lockport.
REGULAR PACKETS ron TUESDAY.
Emma Irvine. Lower Coast .... ~ Q. m.
Fanehon .,...,....., Atchafalaya $3.50. B. N.
Yazoo ....,..... Atchafa ayA...... y. m.
Henry Tete .......,., Lafourche. 10 d. N.
The Grand Golden Grown was full OF people
The Yazoo Yales for Grand Erore and Joe
Bryarly for Shreveport had good trips on leav-
Ing yesterday.
exchange Clippings.
Cincinnati Commercial. July 3:
Capt. Jas. lees. Jr.. came down from Pitts
burg and met Capt. John y. Hardin and Capt.
I'd. Rowland here yesterday, They are flgnr-
kansas river trade. The party Wsre consulting
our builders yesterday. and expected to leave
There was solid representation OF the ma
rine interest YESTERDAY aftern moo az the funeral
Capt; John N, Bo6nger passed through DIN
clnna1f Yesterday. En- route from philadslphia
Mr.. J. W. Bryant, of the, New Orleans Demo
Graf, Yesterday !, visited Capt Leathsrs' new
Is more than pleased with her model and gem
The Golden City had 1850 tons when she left
New Albany. with three lighters In tow. Capt
that the Golden City passed Evansville last
Mr.. Vim. Wherry. one Of the Guiding Star
clerks. leaves for his home In Allegheny City
The work Of planking the new Reuben II.
Springer Is nrogre sing finely at Maek's yard.
Capt Lew Hates will name his new steamer
building 1t nn I'M Marae Ways fV WI
Kyle. alter the former commander OF the Ash
lan , q brother q Can't John Kvl., papt win
m q q. The viii Kyle viii be ready for The
Capt. T. P. Leathers is giving his new Natche2
MS Individual attebtinn. He Is at the Marine
Ways daily, Watching her progress. The new
Memphis Avalanche:
with the hui 81 the B. ID n ia tow W. aerysd
The Kasydid has gone to fulton to 90 on the
The Chas. Mcdonald left Cairo Thursday
morning with Capt. w; Il. Walkers dry docks
IN tow for this se city She VII is arrive day
Pickering. and the John ,overton will be placed
on them q once for rep iirs.
down Yesterday for New Orleans adding here
and at Hopefeld 100 sacks Of oil cake and 500
barrels oil.
GThe government ship Wachuse ts still hard
aground at Ben Lomond. and Is likely to re,
Gay Of pnsd at her
Wednesday night, but they were not. able te
bulge her at all. She will probably be com
1cent to float her of.
The first vessel which landed at ST. Loui:
from an Atlantic port was the Maid Of Orleans
built in Philadelphia in 1918. She was Of 10
tons burden. and was built for both sea and
river navigation having both sail and steam
power. she came to New Orleans uuder sail
and went to ST. Louis by steam. Chas. N. Scott
was not her pilot.
Evansville Courier:
The great Golden City and feet consisting O
three model hargss. Lucy Rodgers, Ce'ina No.
and Mo. Y. T. Cos harga No. e. al rived at SO
2; M. with Capt. ". F. Mcintyre Ga the roof al,
Messrs. George Mccoy and Lou Branham Il
the office. The City had a mum Der Of uassen
gers on board. including several students re-
turning home from Columbus and Dayton, o.
and louisville. Her coors were at half mas
out OF respect TO Capt. Hesler's wife. who diet
Sunday.
The length Of the Golden City and fleet is 80
Feet BY 1lS fhet wide, Her pilots, Vim. Attenbor,
and Eugene Hanlon. had close Mnrk getting he