The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-30
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Below high water mark ~ 1874 sAhassI
bench marx. Indicates rlse Indicates i alj
The weather Ia gettnR warm again.
/ Busnaas ramaina brisk. Tue belle " Bhrava
port loft With abeut 400 IONS, Including NJ
hogshaada Of Havana auRar. Tho ! NJ WhissH
dld big days huainesa aud left with Bin triss
rho Fred A. Hanks arrived with llns tfi igs
| aud there waa received for her as arga II MY
/ Inrgnr amount of freight than aha had i'll
| trip. II was aa large trio "a has baen ~
ealvod here by any h'at n a good many days
| One item alone wpa tGaa sacks of corn ahinassss
/ by Gapt John II. Hnuna Tho Banka wns la ts
getting discharged, aud as part Of her freIs sy
wna on the upper landing, l. must haye Man
late. before ehe got out lasi night. II n ALL sa
/ The John Hanna received also eunsidarubis
| freight, md lays over until to- morrow, 'ases
The Henry Trauk was DELAYED In disuharrias
and laid over 10 leave this Il nj. for MemnbIss
/ aud the bends The Henry Frank will bs haas
here for Mardi Graz, aud has n number 4
/ hertha already engaged by patt ons In the benas
/ Hha ia an excellent boat to travel on for sha IL
fast. lives we'll. has large and comfortable safas
| rooms and attentiya officers. Any one planInr
themselves II The care 9f q d tIioks Of ohia
| acted wisely. s
| Tho Future City and tow laid over slso hnt
will leave o.day for vt Louie.
The John M Chambers CAPT. I, II. MuReah
| arrived yesterday from 81 Maftinsville with
| llne trin, md s receiving TO return 10 inbrrgg
without fall at =. m, taking freight Tor ait
points ON the Atnhafslaya aud Bayou Taeha
The Laura Lee aud the Oily of Augusta Wara
taken from tho wharf yesterday the former fag
TO repair some damage received ON the wsg
down.
Gnpt. Charlie Trualaw photographed yestarday
from 0ampte that tho Jewel hid PASSED up hi
i. He renorts the river falling, all the war
md feet on the falls. The Ashland and III
llrvarly, bound down, were met In Tuokafs
reach.
Tho OsHge has been aent TO the SCENE Of TIA
Oharmer dlaHstsr. She had 25D bales cotton ID
her hold and 60 barrels molaEaas.
Mr. Euu. Barrow. tho clerk Of The UhRrmsf
hos been aont to Red river to get n list oi ths
Tue hurricane roof Of tho i. M. Chambers hM
been extended forward even with the boiled
1e rho d L WIltd mp t,, mont, -,
nHmssake. She Ia still drnpad In black nd d
her eolote yesterday we're at haDfmast
The \. IT, Line ateHmer Charles Morgan. AkN
bert Htein Ia communal, Henry w. Stein oefk 5
arrived Yesterday afternoon from OnonnHH N
with big freight, md will fe urn TO morfmN
nj y. m. without fall Ahe was full Of peouls q
all the way down and had twenty round TIN
passengers.
Tho James Howard was photographed to st#
rtvo last night. she he's put out 1000 tons II E
rho bnd VIM Faaan md tho John wilson
arrived Yesterday, from the 0uaohita Neitn@
OF these boats Will return for the present
Tho N. O. and H. r. 4. 09mpany will bevs Il
boat FOR Red river to morrow
Tho Bedford Caut A. w Williamson. with i
arrive to- morrow from Cincinnati and Ieays
Monday for Bayou Taehe.
Tho Anchor Line steamer James Howard Z
OApt Jaa O'Neat Is receiving TO leave to.m0rs j
row. nj T. m, for st. iauia.
The Tensas, Capt L. v Cooley In receiving Ia
laaye tomorrow. without fail for the Teusss
md Macon, and don't Won forget IT.
an Itnn
gnniEed some time alneo. their purpose being
combination for self or rejection. II Is com oaed
or captains, owners and representative stearus
boat mon. md their rolls arc open at oil times
to those who wish To Join. The association a
strong In numbers, harmonious Ia action and
nave some very persevertng md untirlng works
ers ut it's head, Organized, ns We aald above
Tor aelf protection, they have In Ruuiet and uns
ostentatlons way. removed or put n check upon
many OF the OWLS and abuses Imposed upon
their Interests One prominent good they have
achieved. which alone repnys them for thar
trouble. 10 the breaking of tho back 20 to speak
of the United Statea commissioner, aud they
arc going nhe1d with their work with vim
and determination worthy Of success and on.
conragemen Inst week tho captain Of the
steamboat Belle refused longer 10 pay tributs
70 tbe stage hofsting apparatus, and has been
backed up by tho powor of the assoeiation.
They arc thoroughly posted as to the loyal M.
poets Of tho case: know their rights and Intend
70 maintain Thorn, They are going to make ths
light hghtnHt the right to pay royalty on this
no pnratue. and as they move hdvisedly and
~ T.
ttaii In this. As steamboats, contribute largely
for the privilege Of using this pntent, and rs !
lhey cannot be compe led to pay for t. II would
10 wiee before paying out my more money Tor 7
captains 10 INFORM themselves Of the facts ID :
posaession Of the association. In few days I
we a, VIII giTo history Of the invention. I
rho Belle. Onpt Max Blanchard Clerk Jos
Weprs leaves to-day mt y. m. for Bayou La
fourehe The Belle haa hitherto been rnnrllng
On tuesdays aud Saturdays. the Same day with
The hssumption, but Capt. Blanchard. to o. i
'otnmodnto his patrons who wanted her on al.
.nrnate days. bus changed over to Mondays and &
! Lhnrs'ays, but having left Tuesday with ahlg !.
Ireight. preventing him from getting back s0
saye on hi' now day this week he will taaVs
20 dhy ~ b. M and will return 10 lenys M0ns
my M, NJ y M and thereafter regularly On the
Ih4radny Trip, and also on this one. the Belle !
Will 10 through to Ioekport.
Tho grand Ed. Richardson Capt. Frank Beck Z
VIII hfflyn 70 ieaVe to-morr1W ms usual, Tor 4
Annapolis, Sho IL receiving ut the head Of Com- y
mon street.
Tho ,bargos of tho J. W Gnrrett moi being !.
ready. her departure to the Ono Inns been post
tain. T.. II. Booth clerk Z
q, me rtfulnr spgst and Baton Rouge pseketas3
house and Frank Bergeron clerks. leaves to-
g. Tho E; J. Gay. John J. Brown master, 8. 8. !.
Sara and all eoast landings. q
III no regular eohst packet to Bayou Gouia 4
whisper. >. A. Gomstoek master a. M Woodsrl
clerk lshPes 70 day at y. m.
Tho kounz Line steamer moIie Moore, Wmoi
Massie In command leaves to. day AZ 3. m. iot
Bt. Louis. =" " ~ 81
y Ihe " weekly upper coast paeket St FranclA
belle, Ohns tDehn muster, leAves Tomorrow 81,
10 H. m. III advertised. for the Welham plautas
ton. ~ D
Tho flne sidawheel steamer De soet Giant !.
ffank Ofendorfer. leavsa to. morrow at ii g. M
Tor the upper coast TO Bayou 0onla Y
. Ihe ll@et and pretty Bayou LafOurche paekA
Assumption, T. A. Chariet master, leaves al ~
m. to- morrow. as usual n
:, me lower e2ast packet Emma Irvine. J. III
ltaA master. leaves tomorrow at Q D. n foks..
OranRe Farm. ~
The John W. Cannon. ]. G. LIbano mastaf1h n
leaves Tomorrow at D. N. for Bayou Sara y y
The new NHtchez. T. T. Leathers in CONN
mand. leaves tomorrow at D. M. for VieksSlss'
burg. - ~
Exchange Clippings. =. =
st. Louis Times. January 81: -
a very remarkable winterh' And whhi0
everybody was eog.menting upon the phenoasds
s an season. and com parlag December asdne
January TO Aprll aud September. while tsAas
k \ was aprlnging 10 and trees showig y
signs OF budding. old Boreas woke up and 81
WIZ gale and dismal snow storm gave prod
mat ft was not the Indian summer time whk@p'
-ome had fancied. Nevertheless the Beasopps7
lnay Justly DO called extraordinary. for Whaas,sa
ever severe cold the Last of ulp hFtngs9&%