The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-27

valued ut s3b 900, and Insured Tor SlsoW IN UlH-
Further thau that In dispatch from Capt. w.
T. Bonrdrnnu II IL stated That she had 30 bar
rolls moIasses hogahenda sugar and n lot OF
aundries No particulars other thun what Is
contained in tho above dispatches bnvo been Tss
epivsd The loss OF tho Gharmer Is u seriong
ono not only poauniar ly but to tho company
aud her owners for ns viii Haya said: There
may have boon larger and finer bhhts built for
travelling and ehlppipg temands 81 TINT ciaasie
stream thnn the gay ami uretty tharmor. The
Howarie fully sustained their fame md repn-
tuition n3 first class builders Of steamboats, In
turning out for Capt, SeoVaif boat that not
only met his every expectation, but went be-
youd his fonIest ranli2Tiou.
Tho burning Of the ChHrmer ms necesslthtel
n change III tho Programme 81 the company.
Tho Departure Of the Alexandtia, announced
for o-dGy. inns boon postponed until tomorrow.
and the Maria Louise viii IehFe tomorrow Tor
Grand Eeore taking the freight received forthe
CharmHr.
The y. T. Line steamer greht Golden City. J,
ID. Hegler muster, w. II. Mcintyre eork. leaves
- - day IT =, ~. sure for Ginctnnhti inc
aenger5. among them the Captaln 10 two dauRb-
tors. Miss kinIe and Mics Nettie Hegler. and
nrr T b"pan Fy @9d M Mrs mss
Mcintyre, wife OF Capt. Mcintyre, OF tho Vins
Hhtnkla, Mr.. M. Cosby md wife. Misaes Laura,
+. x, Druee; Thero +, lots Of room about her
spaeiops cabin and wilde guards. md to assist
10 making the, ttmo pass lightly che carries q
Tho Thomas Sherlock, Capt M. L. yirden.
arrived Sunday night. and will be taken out In
tho Valete docks this morning Her Injuries
arc sliaht. and ehe will doubtless be of and
ready to leave Saturday.
Attention IL called to tho advertisement OF tho
st Francis Belle She will enter tho coast trade
TO WeIhnm's plantation. commencing Thuraday.
under tho command OF Capt. Charlie DEAN
has Iust been d0eked and thoroughly repaired
and viii rematn In tho trade ~ ocular packet.
Tho Independent Opelousns packet Laura L..
Davs, Capt. VIM Crawford will arrive to, day
and leave again to- morrow without foil. She ii
receiving ~ the head Of Bienvle street.
Capt. l.. V Cooley telegraphs that tho Tensas
VII arrive Tomorrow and leave Thursday for
Macon and Teneas.
The Katie p Kountz viii arrive to-day from
the Ounehita with full load and will leave
again to morrow for all points through to Gam
den jos. Leftrieh In command. A. u. Clark. Jr..
clerk.
The Florence Meyer ia MP forn trip to White
river through to Batesyile. and Will leave to-
morrow at u. III! jas. Nichols ia command.
The new Reuben II. Springer CHpt. Fl. u Hart
Will he the Thursday boat In tho s, T. line to
Cincinnati.
OHpt Hicks teegrnphs TINT tho Henry Frank
will arrive Wednesday, and leave Thursday for
Memphs and tho bonds.
l. Davidson muster. n. p. FoWier clerk. leaves
today at .. m. for Bt. Lonia. md viii DO fol-
lowed Thursday by tbs Belle Of Shreveport.
Emma irvine. ] A. isuiz muster. i. NJ, vailette
clerk. lonves to-day at II a. IN for Orange Farm.
Tn, De Smo Frank OttRndorfer master s. T.
Goodwin and 7. g. Masicot clerks leaves day
ut I q m for the upper eoast = Bayou Goula.
T. A. Chnrlet muster. nj Sicollo
elerk. leHves ~ usual To- day u y. m.
The United atntea mnil paeset Il. p. Lee Capt.
VIM Chmpbell. 7. J. Howard md Wt Cannon
clerks. leaves to-day ut u. N. for Vicksburg
and way landings.
Ltfourche paekst Bello. Mnx blanchard master.
Messrs. Webre aud e. J. Blanchard clerks
leaves to-day at u. m.
The City If Augusta. j. Il. Bron master.
BAVBR To- morrow nj 10 H. uyIini. for the
Wolham plantation.
The tri-w weekly Bayou Goula White Star Line
packet Whisper. j. A. ODms.oek master. leaves
The John W. Cannon. J. G. Lbano muster.
eaves tomorrow at .. m. % usual. for Bayou
sara.
Exchange Clippings.
Cincinnati Enquirer. January 2t:
The Robert Mitchell. which arrived last night,
left Now Orleans Tuesday the thirteenth. at s
2 NJ with 100 tons: took on the coast and ut
vlckaburg 200 tons additional: made sixty
hr9e landings; lost 2sts hours taking freight
and BY fog, md arrived her insidasof ton days
he quickest time any boat haa nude this sea-
son when loaa 4, The Mitchell loay re again
he twenty. ninth instant.
A decision was rendered by Judge Brill on
yesterday In the case Of CO0nfe Jones and Katie
Z Konntz against A. II. Wilder and John II.
CHARLES, being an action for an accounting and
dissolution Of partnership.
During the years l8i7 and 1873 the parties to
he action were engaged in operating three
steamboats,. the active management, Of which
! six.tenths and IN elght-tenths interest In wo
# the boats the plaintiffs owning four -tenths
ntet est In two of the boats and n two tenths In
crest In the other. 1t being agreed that for the
interest Of all parties the defendants should Be
,ested n0mtnailY wi b tbs title to the boats AT
he close Of navigation ia 1877 the parties had
m accounting tho BUSINESS 0f tho year follow
ng not yet heIng fully adjusted, the claim be-
ng set no by plaintiffs that they did not receive
lust and fair proportion OF tho profits as en-
tiled to by their several interests.
After abiding Ia tho te4fin1nnv IN tho eaaa
be- court cnueludag its eleai I'm NJ FaiIomu. 0'
AS q conclHsion IT IA determined Tint n1afn-
IFS are entitled % two-hfthe IL the net profits
teambpata Gem Mrndn and Pemhins and
ne-hrth of the net profits nrieiue from opera-
ing said eteainboaf Fontenele for the yenrs
477 nnd 1919
Tint defendnnis ought 10 account to nlafn
Ts CONCERNING said business and ia nav ovar
! them tho shares aforaaaid III snnh nrnata ra
lHlning unpaid If nny thero he 800
u Let IN nenountipp be hnd hhfora tho oourt or