The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-20

lsst. q now GU, through g the varehouse. ana
the warehouse 10 In imminent danger Of being
" diisss.,s tne water !. oysr 40 Eslr2sa
last In throwing up levee to extsnd the track
Into The rtyer 70 .hle steamers to make con-
Al Mhoon's the ieyee ie in imminent danger
q breaklns. The ievee eonimissi?ner sta.
AT. ~ ia cerreaponient 81 the Ledger, writ
ys s1ssS ao syes s.s ssS aass
landings betwe s'r' Helenaaai Arkansas DIV ITO
ssht Or s Mss
work was buinx done On the levee; In many
places ekifrs and fatboats sre used . convey
Al Arkansas City the gauge marks 81 feet. The
town IL under water. aud freight cannot be de-
liveled At the railroad Warehouse In eenae
6ili's landing. Mr.. Whitehill having a good
Warehouse aud an slevated platform, Qoald
a Sa a Ss LINN A 6see a.
The bank h eavina badly q Leota; Mics. and
banks. against tbe warehoase. D. rho bank d
THE placs at low water liz 30 feet or more his b..
aud there ts now about tour feet OF water Gov
The levee baa broken On the Masissippl side.
between Ohotard and Brunswick Point: the
gndert2w caved the bank to The lsvee. nnn now,
sss eo & IT, viii he he Sss fa rsees
rising, We dc not see any help for this section
We stated some fey weeks ag?t says the Ya1oo
oity Hereld. tnat Natchen i 80, threatened WITH
being deserted by the river and left high and
let with the outside worlthe Mlssissippt. It
looks still more that way now, The recent rice
has thrown the tow bead near the Louisiana
as ns po vide q e M Ms,s ~ ~
directly In front OF NatoheE,
special Telewrams.
| rived. The river te falling but thete r. an OK
celent channel to .Uairo. The Belle Memphis
| departed with fair trio Leaving. 1reenville
ina with part OF the Noron's Tow. The Norton
leaves Monday he ha.er James H a ana
UraorNNArr, March ip,.-.,rhe river is full. ~
well M the headwaters. The Guiding Star ar
' Gaut' VIII. onei,. one of Tho Oldest coal Or
orators. died In PtaburR to-day.
The Ella liided with the Monopgahela
and three fats Loaded 9th $4,000 bushels III
coal, owned by aimps on. Horneil 4 90 AND dam:
ased several harsea owned by Marmet o.. of
Cincinnati. Horner's boats are total lose.
City Of lranton blew out D cylinder head. at
fronten, t. day. No one was injured, 49,.
CITY and f Sarses went w today. The Frank,
overdue. Il to load for New Orleans.
General Telegrams.
and falling. Weather clear and cool.
cIsurN,NATt. March ienhiyrr 10 f.et II inches
rived: Guiding Staf from New Orleans.
EVANSVILLE. March 49, River ~ feut inches
na r sss N" snhe Down, c+S rr s.
March 10 --Riypr n {ho
canal anh II feet In the chute, Weather clear
and windy. Down: Thos- Sherlock for New
OArno. March ,e.-The river ,s AZ feet inches
an rising; The weather !a clear, Mercury 50.
from st Louis. Departed: James Howard for
y Louis, Futare CITY first Louis.
inches ana talISs weather clear and Pleasant asu
Arrived: Greenville from vickshurg. Oenten-
NAL from New Orleans Departed:. Port Fade
and barges Tor New Orleans. Sam Roberts and
MaMrHls, March 10. Noon-The river is
rietna. Arrived: City Of Vieksburg from vtcks-
o ~ Of Helena fol vIoksburg. Weather clear.
G u sas a'n ol g. o Eo on
,NIcKspuEe. March NV Gather clear ana
sinches. Up: VIII Kyle ut II last night Down:
r. II. Lee Mt I'm.
SHREVEPORT. March ~ Arrived: Yazoo Val
Icy from. New Orleans. Trout for lower comet.
Departed Oornie Brandon for Go 1shatta, The
river raso "A inches during the last "A hours.
and Ia now 40 feet . inches above low water
mark OF the year 1870 by the gauge. Weather
bright and pleasant.
HoDNEy, March le.-To J. D. Woods, No. 1o4
Common street Anchor Line steamer John A.
Scuddar will arrive Sunday afternoon and
leave on time. A. !. GARTER. Master.
BATON RouGE, March 1a'To ]. !. Burdeau.
New Orleans: Golden City leaves hero at Il.
m. VIII arrive at 2 D CLOCK tonight.
J. ID. HEaLER. Master.