The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-15
A. ,.'s,s! low Change.
Stations.

sBplow high wnfsr marx Of 1874. tAb0ve
The report 81. Major Dcnyanrd made some
s s 70 o9ngress. advocates the closing o!
navigation 70 tho Atshafaiays. Rod and Qua.
ehita BY tho way Of plaauemlno. Tho steam;
boatInen ob,sct 70 this plan ~ unnsess.nry and
pSMooaAT under tho hsad 81 Lstters from tho
saa 80 IF asi been y
9opS.,s,o'H By 0sn, AIKEN rsprssn,inx
e. orHh ps9.aa r.. Y..P.5n W.
VII g. 's iean sasf gs
s.ns u as a ss sh .d b b. or
proaehinns very nearly the time when 10 adop.
liable good or harm TO the steamboat interest Of
the three tributaries TO 30 aiYeeted by It.
There viii ?, three departures ,h!s week in
s ~sd hs | y H ssaSsy Ih9 Tse
snss q he head Of
Mr.. W. Fitzgerald clerk,
josie. now on route from Dubuque with tow
Capt L. v. Cooley's reliable Tensas Will be
found ut the landing this morning from the
Tsnsns and Macon receiving to return Wednes-
the. through Bayou Bartholomew packe,
Clara =. VIM: Wenzel mast master. 2 II Packard
ceiying at tho head Of Oustomhous, street.
The y. T. L!ne steamer VIII Kyle. Lew Hates
In command. J. 7. Alexander clerk, leaves to-
hrons e Ths Rye Is ns q bo"
In hor first season. IL fast. rnomy. comfortable
and Rood liver, and IL Differed by a act OF
gentlemen VIII, know how to add to her attrac-
The. Paris o. Brown Capt. A. M. Halliday.
also 81 tho above line. arrived Saturday night
The Cincinnati boats. having plenty OF time.
put out a considerable part Of their cargoes
with their own crews. and 70 that extent they
The Jewel from Red river. and the Iron
Mountain. with five barges. from st. Louis. ar
rived fG sasuraay Ha1 s m wator
Elsasses has BOUGHT ths t.ad!asbeas Mary Ida.
and will take her below" The Mary Ida has
been laying over the river TOR several days and
The Bedford left the landing yesterday morn
I'M r. y sarn Whe r. shed but
The White Star Line a at , Whisper. J. A.
Oomstock master, q. N. Woods clerk. leaves to-
day, at II a. m. for Bayou Gou!a..
Belle. Max Blanchard master. Joe Webre clerk.
The new and fiieet Bayou Sara and coast
s. s. streck clerk. leaves to-day at S .. IA.
The lower coast packet Emma Irvine. J. A.
Rulz master. leaves tomorrow at II a m. for
TIE coaat and Bayou doula packet De Smet.
Frank Oitendorfer master. leaves to. morrow II
The coast and Lafourche packet Assumption.
z. A. Oharet master. leaves tomorrow at s
Capt. Vim. Campbell. leaves tomorrow for
The independent Or alousas packet Laura Il.
Davis. VIM. Crawford master. Is receiving to
l0AVA9 f0. at & n for WAAl1lQtOD.
Exchange Cllppings.
Cincinnati Commercial. March IL:
Royce Mosset received the following tele-
gram from Major j. w. Green, general mana
ger Of the .vlcksbur:i Shreveport and Pacific
through over our road until We advise. Notify
Louisville agents to same effect
Sam. Roberts. on route from Pomeroy to 81;
barRes last night Ohas. Woodward and brother
are her pilots. The Roberts will load at st.
Louis for New Orleans.
that On tie lover end 81 Horsstsil dixie rub,
IN feps a sonD
special telegram.
ST. LOUIS. March 14.-Weather cloudy: rain
threatened. Rise steady. The swell In the
Cumberland and Tennessee rivers is extraor-
rivers. The Common wealth and City Of Helena
are due. The regular Missouri packets resume
"Wednesday. Valley tow leaves Wednesday
for New Orleans.
CAIRO. March 14.-The Norton and barges
Schenck. smoky City and Port Eade passed up.
ana the Golden City down. loaded fat. The II.
RoDNsY, Miss. March 14.-The river rose 3
inches. It rained steadily all night and till noon
to-day. The Henry Frank passed up at D. m
No boats down.
General Telexrams.
P1TTsBuRG. March 14.-River {. feet inches
and falling Weather cloudy and cool.
CINCINNATI. O.. March 1l.-Rtyer 81 feet In