The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-26
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sliaIow high wster mark Of 1874 sAhove
benrh. mark. iInNnataa riaa tlnd'oatan fall.
Uuainasa was much better yesterday Than II
was either monday "r Tueadar.
The Corona not being ready. laid over 70
.. N. to day. when she Will l.a.Hya ,ttor Camden.
The Alesaodria and the yazoo Valley both
arrived from Red river Yesterday. Gapt
gaaramahh A. tse MID ha ryeE !. on
Ming down the Atoh.tfalaya. and haa made the
eurrent n Ola river % atrong that Va" Alesan-
ports also landslide at Fu1t Alien opposite
Baton Rouge. aa,s ,rHrt # the wareh"na" 's
HANGING over The hank. anh thinks y NJ r'var
continues to tiaa there VIII b. trouble harn.
He aso Reports very bad place opnonit" IA"
The Aje1andrla returns to day nt Il. M
Cant. w. r. BoaTdman IN command aau. II.
ihe vs5pn valley viii ha tha Saturday boat.
The attention of shtppsra yesterday ts called
J to a special notice OF Uapt Aiken In refeleuce
10 q transfer Of freigh1 TO the Alexandria. leav
The CLARA =. arrived yesterdaY from Bayou
Bartholomew literally aovnrad with cotton The
largest load we eNpe 4 sha over rartiad. Sha
returns aatn, day without fall and will tax"
freight for All pointa on the Duarhta as high
~ the Bayou Cant, w. Wn Ial commands.
Mr.. U. Ii Packard Ia her clark
The Henry Frank NJ rived during the after
mon from Memuha and the henda. Rha had
2ttss packagan freight, among which was 62oa
bales cotton. Her cargo was equal 'n over nauO
bales one Ut her largfat " the aassnn. She II
receiving to return tn-morrnw vt r y. m, J.
Frank Hi q In eommand All drlssnm ''ers
The ". i Halliday " !he Anchor Line. y
arrived Tuesday night with her champion
cargo. the largest che ever brought here. She
returns to It, Louis day q ~. n. aud L. ono
OF the faatast aud best boats Ia tho line
The NJ. Y. I gompapys towhnat Grand Lake
and eargea. % y. Kendall! IN command. will he
oana "s he t. ts tn ar '""
Capt. jerry sullivan 'elag apha that the ~
Mary had haen detained ~ fos and bad
weather, In consequence Of which her return to
the Tensaa aud Macon haa been deterre'l to
Saturday. abe will he found al the landing ihia
tn.g,ning ready f., by iueaa.
The Henry Teta hna bean taken from the
The cotton renairs by river yesterday
amounted To "a 900 bales
A committee from the Capair.a Association
waited On the Mayor yesterday The result Will
betound Ia our local on'umna,
The bose aeamh ut Of AL that ever ran In til q
bend trade. the J White to day. IA
naual, for arennvllla,
Ar the Belle haa taken the days Of tho Henry
Tete she will not leave to day "a haratufnre.
but to morrow nj 10 n. III!
Tho fleet Natebes will arrive tonight aud
leave ge uautf saturday
The City of Alton was due last night aud will
be the Anchor Line boat fnr Vt, Louis saturday.
The RATHER" Charles Morgan now Al the
landing. will he the Saturday boat to Oinein
natl.
Mr.. Isaac Il Ella tho entorprialnr river rep
Teaantstlve OF Mnaara. Jaakann \ Fitzpatrick. |
headed u party OF ladies' and Gontlen4 who |
were the Eunata of the Reuben H. springer |
Tuesday night Capt Hart aud hia chief clerk |
Mccoy were equal tn the occasion. and treated |
their visitors ~ nicely that they unanimously |
voted TIE Springer . tlne boat. hor officers
agreeable gentlemen and the night one Of the |
plealantaat they ever anant,
Tho regular tr' WEAKLY upper ronat packet |
Daamet, Frank Otteni"rtar master. =, 7. Good
WIN clerk. leaves to-day, aa usual. At 10 u. IN.
for Bayou anna.
The lower eaaat packet Emma Irvine J. A, |
Ruir master. u. NJ Valette clerk leaves TO day
Af II "A. m, for Orange farm
Tho regular United States mall rank nt J, M |
White. Curt Holmea master VIM ua,mna ,ln,k,
leRvea to day at " IN "a usual. for Niekehutg. |
aleenyila and the banda
The y =. Line steamer l!enhen 4. Hpr!nger.
to-day AT y III. for The Ohio through ~ Glnnin-
natl. The snrinRnr is u large, roomy. comfort
able hoat, haa the most p'naaant of ottteara. Ia |
the only boat on the river that carries the aleo
trio light and ia making 4 reputation for apnad |
aud quick trtra that Il faat carrying her w "
The regular en,ni weekly Bayou bafourche
packet Belle. Max Blanchard master, Jcs |
Webre CLERK, leavea 10 morrow at 10 a. M aud
will 70 through ~ Iankrnrt-
The trt weekly Bayon Goula White Star Tine |
packet Whisper J. A. uomstoek master. leaves
Tho Bayou aara packet u J. Gay. John !
Brown master, eav"s TO- morrow. w. uauai- at
n. III.
Cincinnati Commercial February ~.
Major VIM. H. Gordon. late superintendent of |
the yickthurs, Shreveport and faoinn Railroad I
died Ut hia residence ~ Nlllhavon. ~ the tlf
three children survive him.
They have u steamer named Trnu, In the Rod
river trade The CAPTAINS name L. HOOK and
the clerks name ~ katnhnm. md all they have
to do Ia throw out u ltna 10 land her.
Courier Journal February "a:
tho awe H n ""e '
can beat the J. ii White Ii, them walk 10 10 ,he
cupboard and capture the pie
was tho Robert II. lee when she oame up the
Tiyer from halow New Orleans with King Rex.
BE aide and 100 peore "a board, There may
CART Burr Wood, Of Now Orleans. mud Mr.
have our thanks for favors shown ua while In
the Crescent uity. five hao our way with such
big hearted fell"ws., We would catch en- tie
tell old ST.. Peter to open tho gates mp there
cut the string and let ON GO
VirkshurH Commercial. February ~.
The Natche. brought tho largest IN, az freight
70 this city last night TINT has eemo from New
0rleana TO this port this season, She will have
$50 bales OF cotton from The City of Ya3oo. 2hh
from the Hnnnowar and several lota Of town
cotton. making about 100 bales, besides y large
The Parisot steamer City OF Yazeo made her
appearance th il morning from Yn5oa City. with
a rather Hight trip. consisting q tat bales cotton
81 which a We're for the city and al aacks seed
Capt. VIM. \. Jonea, hnr chief clerk. was left
ashore here very sick, The Yazoo reehipped
her trip south on the Match and returns ~ 3
Q clock this afternoon for Yasap river as high
NJ silver creek
The race between the Natche1 and j. NJ, White
purse sufficient for all purposes had been
raised.
Especial to the Democrats
ST. LOUIS. Fen. ~. The EIdorado sunk 10. !
Jay at Louisville by striking the bridge She
was on her first trio 10 st. Louis rs a Hunting
ton packet with cargo Of general merehan- I
t disc She was 81 about lopa tons and valued 1T
sM,Ha: insured ~ CfhrinnRU. Arrived. j Il. |
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