The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-29

Cincinnati $50 .......... 90 Il 3
f. ..n s, NE .. -. .... . 70
MHahvlll9s..+s. .s.+sss..s. 10 II
..Ihssw Orleats s.......,.. 3 . @
JnrevepUft ............s. ~ 70
AZ. Louis. ................ y g "
VlG1ss!purR ;. -. $50. .......- AZ 1o
bench-niarK. Indicates Rise. i1ndloates fall.
,THs HsrHr FnAsH : The Henry Frank made
eleven tflgs - the binds aud Memphis this
SEASON. .eflnRliR bs.s7s bales oJtton. 15y bags
seed cotton, sg y7O sacks cotton eeed. l7.01l
sacks oil cake. 1888 aacks epttoa seed meal and
III barr els eot.c., seed oil. the assresae of
y .s sas oo es il r ~ - se S sss r
sacks cotton seed, 1853 sacks oil cake. los saehs
cotton eeed meal sud aes barrels oil, Last
bales. ~ 2ep sacks sesa. 1920 sacks CAKE Io.i2B
meal and 1915 oil.
oer{. sYondsnt writes y know 4 nv enc
sss A. .,,, answer .,s, IHsosia. |Ss name Z
Luutsans. We believe, was tbs arst 10 pass
Law s9ysrning steamboats,, In 1888 The LiyAess,
oewss sesSt te WI se saa', o.t, Mics nH
above, AL sapdrla, On Rei river, ga ,siox 9
Lose q M la,siadus .as Jqi,sa atss
oi the Bta. g passed = law establishing ths Office
Of STATE Engineer Tor the pori OF New Orleaas.
whose duty WAS 10 exan,u e gHse III avery three
months the strength ti the bDilafe ~ the stean-
boats blyipK within the waters ii the State: to
test them by hydraulic prresure to three tiHisa
the weight 81 steam they MAY DO 90 posed to
ee.sinR the proper eestifnate. neither captain.
owner nor fssnt can ree2ver my claim Tor
not less than 800 nor more tsu ! 5000 aud i"
impri .ontnent for not l-ss than thres mon hs
nor more than three Years. II liyss arr lost
slaughter. The same penalties srs provided
IN case Of any accident ID navigation for cvar
lpadine, racing. CARVING higher steam thai,
occur while the eaptalu. pilot or engineer Ia
agRaaed In gambling Or attending TO ANY game
The following rule wac also made. In
commanded 70 shut gil steam AMI foat down
latter to assume the responsibility Vi steetl,g
clear of tbs descending b,at and to be hslu
lisbe far any damage oceur.lnR from collislon.
saa from Macon aud Tensas, and the n N,
Norton and bargrs from ut. Louis. all arrived
The Laura Lee. Capt II. L. Lee. will be the
"Wednesday. boat for shreveport.
The Jewel Will be the next boat 70 Mindsn.
Lp sefs s mse e 70 g. Sss Anse ape2r
YER Capt. b. IT., Silver CLERK Green Shields.
tomorrow The Continental .,rhn.s,lay. and the
always BE- dspsnaea UPON 10 " isave as al
vsrtised They sevsrM Ivy s'y m.,,a., :, a
brothers. Charlie and Elliott. two Of the clever
s Inn IL aa 'p Ss,os s eexs s,ks
elers s caves Weds eisi As'e'' y - A'sa.'
ne White Star L 4 steamer Whisper. J. A
genstoek master t T. ~ M M clerk leaves TO-
The semi. weekly Bayou Lafourehe paeket
Belle. Mas Blanchard master. Joe Webre clerk.
'e FSs es~ and sea bayou Sara ana coast
packet Edward ]. Gay. John j. Brown master.
T. \. strsck q, rk. leaves to-asy Ct r. r..
nnis m estor, leaves Tomorrow at ii q, IN. Tor
:. The coast and Donaldsonvlle packet Rsno
tendorfer master. leaves to-mprrow at II q, m.
The coast and Lafonrohe packet Assumption.
He aq Una sses ms sseiet Eobsr l. Len
gapt William Campbell. leaves Tomorrow for
:. Tie Tenaas and Macon packet Tepsas. l. v.
TO- leave Wednesday nt .. m. for Floyd.
The Independent OpelpuHas packet City oil
Augusta, Vim. Crawford master. leaves TO. NOR
row ut y. m.
exchange Clippanss.
Shreveport Times. March 10:
-, Monday eboy. u O'clock, jqst after leaving
r. h 3, na ss sae on the a
landed, the hose brought into, requisit!on. aud
soon tho IRE WH0 9XtlD8ul9ugU. AUOuA IOuEb89A
bales oil cotton were damaged by flre and about
flity by water After All danger was over eight
bales tf cotton, which were thrown overheard
when the Are was first disoovered, were picked
no, and the BOAT proceeded on her way Without
ina about O'Clock. AZ the time Of the accident
abe had on board Aey bales OF cotton and 100
sacks Of cotton seed.
Edward Il. Guy w, the Mayor and City Coun-
oil OF BnltlmOre,--Thin was an action against
me pls,ntiH wnV Was .l oI Dual Wn!ea
y. VIRGINIA, and was charged . q wharfage
dues 81 Baltimore He resisted. on tho ground
that ships carving Maryland produce were ex-
empt and the discrimination Illegal, Tho de-
elsl0ns In the State courts were against htm,
and he appealed to this court. The opinion was
delivered BY, Justice Harlan. and reversed the
judgment below with costs. rs!nanJ!ng the eanse
with directions to set II aside and disniss tho
action. II was hold that Tho State q Maryland.
under whose mandate the city Of baltimore
scribing q different rate for wharfage dues on
home pr2ducts than for 1eighborinR or alien
knto In Ia 10