The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-25

July when one oi the aeckhARas bsyyinS
lantern, TO ses what effect the siphon was hav-
tng on the water. an explosion occurred. settling
fre TO tho oil end DESTROYING both ths barae
stRneea qf the case, no brought out by teHti.
mony, dlacloseh9 Nh inexauHable want 81 care
snd sa p IN andx ~ dsphxsr"ns h 9arFPh nS 9hn 2"
II was unnecessary for 'he decision Of thla case
| to decide whether tnwhoat WINS technically y
ktow ard cargo. Or merely an nrttinaty b#l@se
| fnr hire with more restricted liability. but hn
felt constrained to SAY that oominon resath
trnated To tho oRra W towhpRts on our Western
rivers required thsm 70 bring to ,hsr hns'aess
theae they ial ID. i wae but jas, that they and
not tho shippers nhpud bear tho nonsa1usnaes
Of puuh failure. The court rendered decree
yirkaburs Commercial. March a1:
From papaenxars by the White TINT 1..,, nlyhi T.,
tween Bernard aud Lake Village, ~ In dan
gereus condition, and that there IL great guam
q wss' sss sae From se M
source wo learn that tho water IL running
through the Old channel near the reeidence y
Gapt Vt. Calhoun, the Ross place. Ford'a and 10
auu,seh. are partially covered With water !:
thee. plantations arc 1n tse Arkansas eide,
We have baen permitted to petuse letter
from gentleman of Tenuas parish. wherein
yesy Tsr anseros sses s,nop i ana
diate attention. The back water II rsing at ~
fearful rate and the people nre much alarmed.
bayou and Il the same leyee which gave way In
1874. causing all that section 70 be inundatea.,
Tho United States lixht- hoTse tender LILY
t.ead, her eommander, Ye arc Indebted for the
following llat q new lluh.s and changes made
Asw Orleans apa anna; Na,ehe a,ro snar,
polnrt: one" ono ii Madame voa'a WShtte Gastle ono
st Bayou 0oula bend; one at Bayou doula
opposite Luda bnr: one At II. J. Gays Vt. Louis
plantation: ono on the top ol GOAL ottaoe.
Ghapses Light opposite Duucans Point
moved down 400 Yards to high ground Morgan
bend crevaaae. moved up to landing during
Discontinued Lower light at 1t. GATHERINGS
bend discontinued during high water.
special Telesrama.
HT, LOUIS. March at.-.The John Dippcd ie
due 70 night Hh!pments tc Naw Orleans and
The Ohio @ heavy LaayinE Bale OF xhreve, ort
All Stevens for nyarabnr9 o. morrow: u. o.
Htannrd On Friday. and W. r. Halliday on
Saturday . tns New or'sSanssi; S ! so,n,. o,,o, -,
| here and cleared thin morning. Tho W.P Hal
lttay paase. 10 lsst night
@ misT Annia me waa,her
| clear. River rising slowly.
MosnoE. La. March Weather clear and
pleasant. The river roae inches ~ tho naHt "A
| hours Passed up John Howard tast night.
General Telcxrams.
CINCINNATI. March "a. River 10 feet inches
| and falling. Weather clear and pleaHant. Ar
rived. Golden Rule from New Orleans.
IoutsyttLE. March u. River II feet In he
clear. Passed Guiding Star from Cincinnati
EyAssv!nIr, March a, River s4a.lo feet and
"das da'so ssSsg, w. i L &C. asS.s and
from New Orleans. I, o'clock laHt night: Achenrk
&. hoss anx seheasI or ses, Now ot
aT. Louis. March 2. .-River . feet = inches.
Wesass ssr from oa nrfsSs "a ss am
vieksbure. Departed: Future City and barses
and r1TrPSs 1Ss Mssa ssr eas %na sas c' inches
MKMrHia. March "a, Evening. w..-Riyer station
gentennial fcr New Orleans. vlr9ie Loo ior
vlosssunc. March ~. The % steamer "fLi Little r.
~ the Parisot Line. burned 10 sight of this city
THE morninenwhtlc on her downward trip from
faEoo river. The bout is complete loaH. Her
cargo. consisting Of oyer 100 bales OF cotton.
VII probably be 81 entire loss. No liyea loat.
HHnEvGronr March "a Weather beautiful.
The river hAa riaen \ inches during the lAnt
TWENTY-FIVE hours. aud now stands ~ feet on tha
gauge Arrived: 0ornie Brandon. from Cou-
tnnsa Log Tor Nsw Orleans
vtoKspuRu, March "a Weather clear and
pleasant thermometer 1 The river has risen
MO- ma4es So or f"ws John s,evon.on
rory n.sa. nass s's :;
ns ass msse Tao reasn nssp % nRS'r sua m
oon. s "'' t' GooERY. a' Master. sSa "