The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-20

for q new one. The Florence Wtherbee. en-
gagged In the same service. has made one trip.
1.-THE crew OF the Lee abar doDed her Friday
night last ~ also that e ne 4 m Nh,ts y e.
tained for several hours beyond their regular
time for leaving"
the eighteenth. We're It not fer he encourage
mont given them by some Of our United STATES
Commissioners In tho y 'st, the average ronsta-
rights tbat no IL boaad 10 respect, and they
would not dare to leave y b ~ IN tucn plight.
IA IL Ia thero IL no doubt but that on the return
OF these boasts they will De sued Tor round
trip's wages, nor Is there any doubt but that the
~" Ths =" VIM FaRan Cnpt Gua. Hodge In COM
mind leaves t. day for Camden. Mr.. Babe
TarIton has charge u tho once curing inc Ill
The cnptaina, mates, pilots and engineers
other portfs are io1ns ing ~ wat io was
before the war. Why do not our steamboatmen
Capt. I. II Muggah telegraphs that the ]. M
Chambers will arrive to- night from tho Bayou
Teche and return Thuradhy. ..a.h,a,
Capt. j. M, Gilman aIAo telegranhs tbat his In
dependent Red river packet Y. II. feck Will ar
rive to leave Thursday for Shreveport, ~,
Tho Lafourche bucket Asaumpllefi.s has
The independsnt opeIoaeas packet Laura az T.
aud leave again Tomorrow.
The Frank Parogud has been taken across
The new Fred A. Blanks, Of the N o, and O.
R.T. Company. Capt. W Blanks In command.
Ia the United states mil and passenger teamer
for tho Ouachita tomorrow. clerk ID on the
landing receiving freigh'.
The regular tri- weekly lower coast packet
Emma Irvine. J. A. Ruiz muster. IT, N. vai-
saptts elerk, eaveB to- day ut ii H. IN. Tor orange
Farm.
T. GOODWIN and T. o. MaBlcot clerks. leaves to-
day at II u. IN. Tor the upper coast 70 fiaouo~
mine. 80.
Assumption. r A. Charlet master II. Nicolle
clerk, leaves. as usual. to-day at 3 y. m.
Tae w Hnise Gam sfssf Howard and VIII
Cannon clerks, leaves day at D. M for
Kan and T T5o Yaege ILL.,
Davis master, is advertised to leave To- day ut 8
the S. i, Line steamer will Kyle Lew Hates
muster. j. r. Alexander clerk. leaves to day az
D. m. for the Ohio. to Cincinnati.
ThorweRan master. Geo. Miltenberger clerk.
leavss to- day. without fell. at .. m. for Mem
'1 The regular Tensas and Macon packet Ten
sas L. v Cooley master. Thos. Knee clerk. ar
rived sunday, night from Joes Bayou With 2
D. No., without fail. for all landings through 70
Floyd. Tho Teusaa II ono Of the reliables and
The regular semi-weeky coast and Bayou ;
Lafourche packet Belle. Max banchasd ma master.
ard clerks leaves to-day Ct o. m.
The City Of Augusta. J. ". Brom master. leaves
tomorrow at 10 Il. m. for tho Welham planta-
The tri weekly Bayou Goula White Star Line
packet Whisper. J. A. Comstock master. leaves
Tho John W Cannon. J. @. Libano master.
leaves tomorrow at .. M, as usual Tor Bayou
Sara. IL
The Anchor Line steamer Commonwealth.
Geo. Carvel muster. @. r, Huls clerk 10 receiy-
ing to leave to- morrow ut D. m. for St Louis
Exchange Clippings.
Cincinnati Comnereial:
/ Cairo Jan. lG-The loss of the barge Salie
Pierce and ts cargo OF bulk grain. ~ noon
1t contained 10000 bushels bulk corn. and be-
longed to the, tow Of The II. NJ Norton. Of the
s.. Lonis and New Orleans Transportation ans
Night before last tho salle Pierce. Moore and
another barge or two were. In the bends recsiy-
to bring to Birds Point. On the way the Moore
ran ran on bar and was vas EFT S whils
rsR back 'itsf Sa thu %olM91f e a. a. and Ss5 ss
when tho Moore went aground the Fierce was
injured, but 1t did not show ND until short
tine before s 1 see ioundered The pnmps we're
for assistance. but before 1t could get there she
was at the bottom In sixty feet of water.
Pilot Klrkpatrick, Of the J. B. NJ. Kehlor. on
the last trip up Of hat boat, met with singular
very aerious. A heavy floating log or other OBJ
struction fouled the rudder ut moment when
Wheel The R, Contact aas Of such force as to ar
Mr.. Kirkpatrick against the ceiling Of the pilot
house. from which he fen to the floor With such
about his shoulders. and from the effects OF
which he Is now confined to his bed Of Cairo.
We are not advised rs to the details Of his iniu-
riea. but learn that they arc quite serious
The freig bit on grain from st. Louis is fifty
cents to New Orleans. Only differesce Of 475
per cent
bales Of e@npreased cotton North during HY the
. month Of December.
Especial to the Demoeratl
coming anxious about water r' to Cairo. There
is less than II feet on the guage. and there is
Ru ,nll n business Receipts are light The
AS with q fun load The James Howard leaves
Halliday follows saturday td Steamboat t. ton ..
mage abundant The Lowrey line viii have no
CAIRo: Jan. 10 The Golden City cleared at
2. m. Guiding Star passed up. this morning.
me iron IN moun,aln 10 detained. mending her
MONROE Jan. 10 Weather warm and cloudy.
hlde E rising slowly. Passed down. Corona a.
oINcIsNATI, Jan; ls.-There was light rain
storm Rort here tonight and It is getting colder
New Orleans at 10 cents per 100 pounds and
Whisky 25 cents per barrel. The Morgan and
ar1 ndasen snd kshor S T
terday The Kehlor will load back leaving
the last asst OF the wesk The river Is rising at
small run Of coal. The majority Of the Pitts
burg miners have resumed work at 81 cents
with the prospect Ct the rest following In a
few days. Coal Is sold In this market nrm at 10
cents Hfoat to day s
CAMDEN. Ark. JAN 19.-There was no arrival
or departure to-day. There is feet on the
board and falling. It Is cloudy and warm.
by Telegraph
EVANSVILLE. Jan: 1.-the river liz 30 lilo feet
ana falling d Weather cloudy. Arrived Daeo-
; from Louisville. R r Springer from Cincinnati.
CAIRO. Jan. l9.-The river Ia 40 feet inches
; ana falling. Wea,hsr cloudy. Arrived: Gufd-
Departed: Thomas Sherlock +. III Moron and
golden City for New Orleans. Grand Tower for
Vieksburg Guiding Star for Cincinnati.
: CINCINNATI Jan. 19.-The river is "a feet II
1nnhea Linz hrInr ip. A IL. Me-.