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RIVER NEWS. OFFICE NEW ORLEANI DEMOCRAT, Wednesday. Aprila , 157s. Arrlvate. Ouachlta Bnlle. Mt. Mary. Golden Rule. St. John, J. H. Hanna. Wild iGaelle. Departures. Martha. Mary Tlda. t. Mary. . I. Lo. A. . i Donnally, James Howard. To AVrrive. Gov. Allen. Bayou Sara: Pt. Mary, Eva, Henry Iete. Lifon,, tiIe; Isa)bel, Lower Coast; G(olden City Ceicinnati; Ble of Shreveport. Common h Wea ht. Louis: Maria Luls. Ied rier: Belle, Mary Ida, Upper Coast; Katie. Oreon vlteather contrlnues loudylv, and with overy In dication of raln hefor, It clears. BuelnRss showed a slight improvemont. Mr Willie Conn n having gone to Lou isville. hoed Phlp is Is Illiin his place on the L,,. ..oe Lion has d htkin N,.l's place on theJohn Wilson. ODpt. John T. Ilall. so whll known in river 0erles, and eh,ief clerk of the famtlnol az ,' o Valley.last season is now the book-k lever of the New (ranlles I'Playuno. We congrat.ulato 4 nr contenIpolrary for thi acrillrJtion Iof (Jt''. all's services, as he is ia very c.aattil+ aid worthy man. find slneer.ly hope tinr chiarg', may prove to Itiln a plosantl ono. We canl tire mise from personal expetrlienen thalt his eonno,' tion with a newsy ,per will conlldutcto his mnoral aid mental weltart I The Thomtpsn Iloan lays up. oal to steamlboats was aIVlollloie yite Ittday to fltl cents. TWo hundred i and five more hales of cotton have been brought frlln lh1 hIainuion : all that oBuld be found. )Ini IEhe likirt's return the ma ehlnery will b,, tikien out. Capt. Chnrlle Arthu lr Is In Mobile. Capt. C. (l. WayLne ha" bien appointed one of the igeOnts of t i It. E. loee. The A. C. l),otnlly hal a fin. trip of tpeopl out, bhit a light freIght, Dart of which was r1i tons marble. The Molll, Moore was annoulncd Ilo l1ave for St. Louis last vonlllllg. ,h 'lugh she hal no stettam up when we ift thIo hlm'lug. 'The .oalne Iloward g K t. away and hrad a iow DIasseluyOl. Hii-r freight list wre wi'ri uniable to SThe Charles Morgan l.aves Cincinnati A ater dalho TPnsie leaves for the Tenses and Maoon to-daty.,and tsiho W. .. Poitovunt on Maturday, the th irteuniii Inst fant .. The Clara i.. , l.ivlnt- to-liy. take' frPigl.t for all pouths on the Ounita its high mm s a ieii Bartholomew. Hii was mallit iutrr'sow y for tho trade by Capnt. Westol. andll is No. 1-steam bost. The Aol. A. P. Kouns. leaving for iedl river to-day. ankes M ien freigiht.. r dshipping on the Frank Willard. The stiamer Jhn Hi. Hanna. F. A. Blanks master, loaves to-day at r, p. m. for ()uaiehlta The Ouachlta Ianlt, for all coast andl town landings to Balyou arlra, Is the regular t Pack.l to-day. The Bertlha M. l.enson in colmand., earves Saturday fr the O(elllusais. The fleet Ka it lleavew' to-morrow for all town and mail landings to Ortnuivillet. The Assuimption leaves to-day., as usual, at 12 im for the Lafourefhe. The Henry 'fete will arrive to-night. and leave lrlday for thr, l.afrrouho. IBoth her and th' nssumtli hlmyt .rf alwears in the landing, head of Blonville st reett. i fclrk to recorlvt Ireight. The New Orleans and lied Ilvter Transporta tion Company's steanler Maria Luoulso is f t-e Ialurday packet for mhrovoltrt. The torden Rule. of the Clnicinnatl, Loirs le and New Orlean. packet lino, O. P. Hhln le in command. W. i. haw 'lerk, arrlved houday night, anid leaves to-morrow at r5 d. m. forMemphrls Cairo, Louisville ad Clouein nati he Golden iule is one of the best. b- at on m he river in every Rtartivilar. ntnd offers every in ducement for an exieedingly pleasant trip. The famous Golde City, J. D. HlEglIr in com mend, will arrive to-morrow and leave Satur day for Cin.innati. The rautar thronugh Bayou nBarmholomew packet CLara 8. Win. Werzel master. June, Dunbar clerk, leaves to-day at r p. m.. connert ing with the light draft steamer D. Stein. for points on the uptper BJrtholomew. The St. Francis Belle leaves daily at 7:1 a. m. from Bienvlle slreet for Westwego. running in eonnectior with the New Orleans and Texas - .j0lIroad to Drnalshrnnvitetc. The Belle. in plae'o of the Blu wing No :t .l, A. Comut ick master, leaves this ti a. m. for lien Tureaud's, Donaldsonvlllo anti the Ashland Dlanta'lon, Aseinslon pirlsh. Messrs. Wood a nd Dean clerks. The daylight pssenger packet Wild Gazetlle. John Hamilton inlster, C. E. Holmoes clerk, leaves this it a. In. ,romptly for the upper coat through to Magnolia store. The Assumptnion leaves to-day at 12 m. for Thibodaux. returning to I,,ave again ~aturday. P. A. Chariot commands. N. Z. I)upuli and Joe r roue clerks. e Ouachltta Belli. John C. Llbano master. J. MoRson lerk. Ioaves to-day promltly at 5 p, m. for Bayou ara., Baton P.tiug and all coast landinaes. The regular soml-wePkly ioadt and Baton ouge packet Stt. John. J. P. McElroy mHater. leaves to-day at5 p. r m. The Black river. Tensas and Macon pecket Tenses. L. V. Cioley master, H. Molaison clerk, Is receiving to leave Io-dtiy ati. 5 p. m. The regutlar Black andl Io-uuf river packit Era No. to. Tom Tar br master, S. T. (loodwyn clerk. leaves to-dapy siur at l . ,ii. The New Orhtne nni itid R, iver Transporta tion Company's Unltld 4tatltes mail st.inter (ol. A. P. Kouns Mart KIuns mastir. Wm. Jui,'k sall ierk, Ieiaves to-day at I p. an.. without rail, for BSroveport. The tri-weikly uopper coast pnacket Mary Idla 'J. A. Ruiz master, will arrive thuis evening ant will return to-morrow at 10 a. m. ThIe Mary is a daylight b)oat. The passeng.tr anrl United States mall steamer Katie, .. M t. Whrite Instir. CIlrt.Iolmifs clerk is receiving to lavetr toimorruow at r, i. m. for Vicksburg, reenvlilo and mail landings. VIwstnrUao, April 2.-To C. G. Wayne: The olden City witl arrhiv at daylighlt Thursdayi morning and leave n aturday positlvtilv. J. D. HEELER. CINCINNATI. April 2.--River 14 feet 1i inches and statonry. Weathor partimlly cliuily and warm. Arrlvt: Matry Elizabotit from Evani - ville; Tatum from Plttsburg. and Hhoadths from d. Louis. Den arturas this evening: Hudson for Wheelingr Uil. -. :henik, ior New Orlerans. 8T. Lous. April 2.--Wemather clear and warmer. River 24 feet an I failling. Arrived: BuIlte t. Louis from Frankfort. 51 cDonald from Clinton. A. Baker from Quincy. Lady Lio from Peoria. The Bele t. LouIs for Frankfort. Ilob Roy for Keokuk. GCralindr 'owr for Vickburg, P!tr~,i fore urlington Heithiuu for th uW ountleins, ani ~r.an Lou for Pceoriar. ilavi to-day. The noew Missouri dry dock b-,gun opiratiions yustorilay. Exchange Clippings. Cincinnati Comnterclal., March 31: A host of workmen are busily engaged in lomlpeting the inrw ron strtaner buhin g by C1. T. Dumint. lSqhl.. for Capt. John F. KranT,. of New Orleans. It is a very l lno pileco o marine architecture andl will prove a big card fir Ciou innatl and Dunmsnt in STohthern waters. wllh is being constl ructd enti rily for the use of excur alonisls. Shb will ply hbtwiru New Orleans and rand Isle. th iattrr beilng a tleiisure rlsort of uthern notoriety, lsiout sivnty mills from Crescent City. Her hull is entirely of iron. ao Diece (if wood of time small, si. dIhnuti.)Itns havn any share in its onatruclton. Mli nhan six water-tight. comoartments, h whih rllleFor sinking slmoist a matter of imosllhillty. seio is 130 feet hlug, 2t foett Leaam and :1 fitet uhipth of hold, and now draws but twolvi, ittcheslof wubtir. the has two doiubl-flule steel Ioillrs. madT by Tudor, 42 inst'l in diameter and 26 feet long. Her cylinders will be 16 inches in diameter ant 4 feet stroke he h\l Stwo lron keatgg ruddore and one balance rtidorlr. Her wheel will be oe iron. oxc'-vvt the buckets. SThe cylinder framhes and f'nders, and in fact, all the necessarry d ut, ortu oin her thank dock, together wie ib the strash thrulkhad, are of iron. llur machinery will be v dry -'omplete and of th mont approvsed vathmorns. elias behler is putting on the cabins, which will eIsxt-,nd com pletely ovrr the main teck forwarti, and be con structed with hlrlovus on either side provitiud with comfortaltle siats. There will but four rooms, ti, bit usdl asu dr-ssing ilpartmcnt'i and for other purtos'ls. The bar and office will bi forward. 'itt', amftu'r tart of the cabln com prises a liatge roiini for Dromeintding or dancing. sMii will have witie guards, and will in ever'y waiy 1t adlatted for the pleasure and comfort I txt 'utr'irnir-t. She vill" t tinally comph~teid itn thirty ulays. There have, not been mnany iron boats built on Western rivers. outsiri of theLt gunbats constructed during the war. The il-rut was thu Valley Forge. built at Plttshiurg in tx.tle. Tlie follouuwln season the W. W. Fry was built at Louisville. The next iron -tarmer was thli OGeo. W. hilhb. oon structod at Puttsburg a few ye'ars later. The John T. Moore was tusriseud out hert' in 1571; then followed the Alex. Swift. The last two are the only ones now in existence. Ool. J, N. Srlvoethorn has run the river depart msntoftthe Evansville Journal sixteen years. Saidstill he is not haDDy. He says: "On the anniversary of our detiut. we return our thanks toour steamboat friends for their lavish pa - tl. aaoe, and their innumerable. kindness's. ' e hayV never said intentonally an unkinti of anr steamboat man. II we could ay any. we refrained from speakinq 'ofhim." Siver is a kind-hearted. genial man. and makes the most reliable river of any ,ournal on the Ohio and Mis~lis 'str e is the river correspondent of atl Comme .rcial. and a good one. P+O. Bweeey, of Wheelng, goes this week to Pitttebra a~dtnclnnatt to contract r it Shullto1$ feet Ion d, P feet b , a featl hold. He ~ illo feetylder of 17 or 8 tbOes diam'te , 6 ee stroke. Tnhis boat he wants forthe Ouach la, I to carry 2500 beles, get out in the fall and to oost 1 him about $17,000. 6 MEMPHIS, March 28. 1878. Editor Enquirer-The Cherokee is coming. She left N.v Orleans In company with the 1 Natchez and Maria Lulsoe. She passed the h latter at College Point and the Florence Movers 6 itt iDomlttiim n.- titheo asa-pa s.ed th .Antreh.' a at Red river, n her way back from Vicksburg t with a beautiful load of cotton. The Natchez S seemed to be laboriug under some trouble at i . the time the Cherokee passed her, or I don't a think the Cherokeo could have paas-d her-al thoulghl W one wasC ncmirg down andl the other I gI' 'lg up. The Niitchez is reputed one of the c Iunstest on the Mississippi. The Cherokee's - reputation has not yet heeon so fully and like- - wie establlished. The Natchez had the advan tage on the tiup run. the C(herokee having i a heavy current to contenll against i and went through the chutes. while the Natchez took the bonds for it, and to make I ninety-seven landings. Ieylo seems- much elated at the pDrformnante of Cherokee on tilhs trip. and says he Is now satisfied that. with a rilling riv' r Cherokee could get away with the Lee anti easily as she dill with the Natchez. Our list of p.ssvnger-i is not largeT, blt several of the passengers themuselves are immense, and although the waves of the Natchez were like billows upon the ocean, no one was sea sick uand all kindly took their rations regularly. Now. my dlisinteretsted opinion is that the (;horokeo is a bett.r boat for low water than thot Natchez. At a summer stage of the Ohio, for instane, the Natche'z would most likely be mui'h faster than the Ciherokee, hut Ihe Chero kee would get there first to a dlsad certalinty. At a thirty-luch stage in the Ohio my opinion is, iand I would beo' p$on) on it, the Cheroket t uhil beoat th( Natchez from Cairo to PIlts- I b)urg. MADo. TVi" Ht. Loulis Post remarks: If tI le rnamgers of the new Anchor Line com Iitnltion will study the history and workings of tihe last sueIessitl "pool" in the St. Lolls andl New Orleans trade, they may find something worth thinking of. For thirty months before the war unsettled ovevrything, every boat that ran in the lower river trade from this poliit be longed to ai combinatlon so strong that, an out -idt. boaIrt collid nat more got away from h'rt' on ar cut rate than she could fly. lland yet at no time in the hit.ory of this 'it y was business better or lour merchatints better servued. Dulring the en lire perlod nmentioned the rate to New Orleans was never over :0 cennts per bbl flour. nor was it over Io-s ?hani 25 cents. On tip freight the rate was 25st,.:oc p-'r 10t prounds, and of this the boatt I Itedinrg rec',,lvd to t, c rents. tth't reHmtnirder going Into the "pool," which divided $40.000 per month. As many as forty-three boats made the rund trip to Now Orleans within thirty days. lince then. during late years, onr lower river trade has gone to thRe d-ogs. and to get it h,,'k rautin will require the hardest kind of hard work. MARINE NEWS. OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, April .I, 1. 7 }, j Cleared Yesterday. tteamship Algiers, Hlawthorne, for New Yor- C A Whitlnev &co oteamnship New Orleans. Dearborn, for New York A Moulteon Brit steamsthip South Tyne, Ilallett, for Reval, via Az-reo Island- Knoop Hanneman &eo Brititeamrship D)elambre, Palmer, for Liverpool Lovell & BalleR Brit ship Queen of India, Jardalla, for Liverpool DeWolf. Powell &co Brit ship A unie Bingay, Cano, for Bremen Shultz &co ital bark Amalia OGrguilo, for Gibraltar A K Miller &co Swdl bark Pru. Skoldlebrand, fir Cronstaed Norton & Bell Ans bark Antonietta. Dulmih, fir Rouen A K Miller Loo Arrived. Brit steamship Colombo, Young, from Liverpool, via Deleware Breakwater. to Frenchb &co-4th dis t(er steamship Freid Krupp, -- . from Havana, to Enigster aoo--4th dis 40 Stamsnhip City of Norfolk, from Morgan City, to C A Whitney &cs-Algiers .bip Genevieve Striokland, Post., 53 days fm Liver pool, to master-1st die 30 Brit whtp-Rock Toer-c. Fietc or. 47 days fm Liver. pool, to Hall & Vaughan-4th dis Ger shib Senator Iken. Krans. 21 days from Eavan. nab, to Ranger, Fatman &oo-let dim 17 Fr hark Comtesse Duchatel, Dnpont. 52 daveys from Bordeaux. to U Basseti-2d dim Brit bark Excellent, Malley, at days from Para. in ballast, to master--Point Sohr Clara L D er, Beers. ft days fromn Jamaica. to J P Macheca &co- Piec Tier Schr Gee E Young. Marshall, 25 dave from Rockport, Me. to Crescent City Ice Co-lest dis Schr Belle Hooier. Gilkey, 18 days from Bath, Me, to mase'r-PIoint STEAMBOATS. BGolden Rule. Shlinkle. from Clrcinnati J 1 Hanna. Blanks. from Ouachit.i City St Mary, Dlalferes, from Bayou Lafourohe 4t John, B. rue. on. from Baton Roure Ouachita Belle, Libano, from Belle Vista Below--Comlm Up. Ship Wm Tapscott, Wyman, 52 days from Liverpool, to ma-ter Bark Balthasar, Tarrabochla. 55 days fm Dunkirk, to master Ger bark It C Bulgin. Keeoop, 66 days from Buenos Ayres. to lmaSter Nor bark Switt. Roer. 45 days from Santander, in ballast, to master Scbr Anna, Hawkins, 22 days from New York, to master Exports NEW YORK-Per steamship New Orleans---87; hales notton to., bbls molasses 1i8 bbls oil 124 tierces1 lard 192 bills hides 700 dry hides 20 bales sarsaparilla 110 tirkins butter 300 cases canned shrimps 15 cases vegetables 4800 eos staves IREVA 1 , VIA AZOHES ISLAND--Per steam ship Southb Tyne----2200 bales cotton 22,000 "ishels corn in bulk LIVERPOOT.- Per ship Queen of India 3451 bales cotton 3hu8 sacks ollcake 3720 pos staves BREMEN-Por ship Annie Bingay--3974 bales oot ton 1800 peo staves GIBRALTAR--Per bark Amal!a Garglullo-2073 bil.s cotton seed oil CIONST \DT--Per lark Pern--2106 bales cotton N2WV YORiK-Per steamship Algiers-2580 bales I notton 95 bales moss ,6- bales hides 1l 8 dry bides 554 bdls w s do 47 hhds sugar 290 bbls molasses 141 bbls be f 25 pkgs snodries RIOUEN-Per bark Antonletta-31330 bushels corn in bulk Imports HAVANA-Per steamship Tappahannock--30t hbds sugar Agar & Leling--53 bales leaf tobacco 30. 000 cigars S liernebeim & Bro MATA NZAS-Pe'r bark Mistletoe--811 hhds sugar Agar & Lelong Receilpts of Produce SCINCINNA'lI-Per steamer (Golden Rule--15 pkg mwse .T S Altkons & Son----2 bales broom corn E S Biryal.t-M bdls iron A Bastian----1t64 do A Baldwin I &co--27 bdls paper C S ulark--80 kegs lard Cobbl & SIi axent--18 bdls paper Dufour & Limet-l bbl ink G W Dupre--5 tirces shoulder 267 boxes che, se 5 bble eggs E F DI)elBondilo--5 do 3 pkge butter H DelBon dii--li2 bdlls iron J I) Edw rds--00 bales hay L Hi Fairchild &co-100 boxes candtles 200 bxs soap 10 hf bbls lard 9I kcgs do C A Frenoh--117 pkgs butter Bi Hi Flasbpoller----10 hhda tobacco 8 G Flatow-ll6 balo. hay Gormon & Gomila----15 bbls whisty John Grtiflln--200 boxes starch 100 bbls do Glover & Oden Sdaol--15l sacks potatoes 24 bbl h riny 3t9 bales hbay SHoward & Preston-100 bbls flour T A Hamilton &co -3 pkge milse Hirasch, Adl r &co-170 sacks notatoes 10 ticr.e shoullers JR Kent &Co--I hhd tobacco Jno E King &co-27i boxes mdse IL Lyons--93sehleets irn Lagan & Makinson--1217 pkgs butter 30 bbls so ples CH Lawrence &co--3 pkgt crockerv J Levy--3 do I K Levi &co-3 buggies J A Lum &co-53 boxes eggs 8 kegs lard Miller & Meyer-2fi3 bbls floor 17 Stierces hams 10 bhsloins '290 bbls potatoes 1t6 sacks do 155 kegs lard W H Mathews & Br--i20 bbls oil 91 bble eegs 10 tls lard John T Moore &co-20 bbls pork Miller, Grigsby &dco--15 bbls krout G W Davison & co--aundry mdae NO & M R R-do NO & RRT Co -do NO d R T Co--s75 sacks oilcake order--'25 pkgs earthenware E Offner-i20 tierces hams B H IFlashpoiler----10 bbls potatoes Chas Pleasants----l13 bdls iron M Schwartz & Bro--3fil do Stanffer, Mac ready &co--15 bbls whisky 10 ht do Schmidt & Zeig ler--t0 bdla paper Stontemyer & Judason-910 sacks corn 6i boxes bacon 20 tierees hams Schwabacher & Hirsch-ln5 boxes candles Smith Bros &co--17 bbls glassware Stratton & Mayer- 3 buggies F N Thayei. -50 pkes whitelead S M Todd-- stoves and fixtures order--i bhds bacon Vose Bros-130 head sheep Wil sim & Fagan--2934 seacks co.n Thos King d&co-sun dry mdee C A Whitney &co--490 sacks oilcake 21 bales cotton J W BHrbridge &co--i order-54 Rich ardson &d May-39 Lehman, Abraham &co----25 J L IHarris &co-22 Clapp Bros &oo--13 H & C Newman --11 S Gumbel-9 Meyer, Weis &co-7 T L Airey &co ' S--1 Graham, Black &co-lots turniture and sundri es to orcuer--'notl 2i8 bales ootton 11 hhds tobsacco OUACH1TA CITY-Per steamer John H Hanna i i -10 bales cotton Jurey & Gillis--16 Meyver, Weir ickoo-8.2 J B Wolfe &co--74 Jno T Hardie &co-55 SJno Phelps d&co--30 H & C Newman-il Allen. Nue gent &Ao-18 Ar Miltenberger &d Pollock--12 March i & Schilenker--t RIaehardson & May-7 J L Harris &i oo--7 S Henderson-5 Lehman. Abraham oo--5 Payne, Kennedy doc- W A Peale -5 John I Noble I -5 Jno Chaffe & 8o A-5 A Tertron-4 A Benjamin- 3 S W Rawlin--2 Clapp Broes &o-9 Rowoott &ce-t 2 Nalle &d Cammack--274 sacks cotton seed NO Cot ton Seed Asociation--2 esacks seed cotton March & cthleeker--isO00 staves P Domay-tS head cattle Noel & Wooten-4 do Ayeycoo:,Y . ae-snn* dries to oere-Total 7111 Ils cotton Sluo asks cot ton sear 9 sobs seed cotton Il00 staves 1s head cattle dtLLE VISTA Per steamer OuaMbsta Belle-S19 bales cotton 8 Gambel-8 LebmantAbrahaa &c-3 - Norwood A Richards-- Ben Gerson-9 Alous,Noherk & Autoy-- Meyer Wets &oo-S MoGhee, Snowden p & Violert--9 Hirch. Adler Aooe- H Groebel-l H & 0 Newman-6SS sacks cotton seed N O Cotton Seed Assciation-19 bhde sugar Bush & Levert-3 do 36 bids do 7 bhls molasses W E Leverich--6 bsle cistern g bottom V H B inard-1 sack wool Norwood & Rich- r ards-l bbl hides Odell & Wright-18 hhds do 9 bbls ) tallow Bievit--tobalos muss lot mlnrdries Odell & Wright-snudries to order-Total 4'1 hales cotton 162 li sacks cotton seed 15 hhds sugar 36 bbl do 13 bbis of it molasses L BAYOU LAFOURCHE-Per stea.er St Mary-1 C hhd sugar 1 bbl molasses Schmidt & Ziegler-I bale cotton A F Hickman-2-'3 sacks rough rice F P Sevin -1i hf bales moss M J Obapsky-sundries to order -Total 1 bale cotton 1 hhd sugar 1 bbl molasses 23 I saks roung rice B - TON ROUGEH-Per steamer St John-20 bales g ootton J L Harris &co- I do O Pascal &oo-t-5 hhds nugar McSiea & Value--SO do 40 bbls molasses D C MoCan & Son-8 do 8 bhds sugar Richard Millike- i do G Pascal &oo--l: bhla molasses A Elmer Bader I &oo-sundries to order-Total 21 bales cotton 95 hhts sugar 6i bbls molasses Receipts at the New Basin Pascagonla-'er schr Mary lheresa-30.000 feet of lumber to II Blldg Biloxi--Per schr Loulaiana--25,000 feet lumber to T order I Ilind River--Per schr Monterey---5,000 staves to order b Bayou Laormbe-Per schr Leander Jane 40 cords b wood to master Receipts at the Old Basin Bayou Lacombe-Per s hr Modeste-15,000 bricks to order Ship Island-Per schr Perseverance-450 bble sand to order Blind River-Per schr Clementine----18,000 states to order By Rallroada. NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD Apil 2--3 coops p uiltry A Valeton &co-l box castings H Ranmbeaut,-I bhil whisky Lochte & (Cor 1des-- oak beer Vatt@ & Blank buggi e J A Lunm &co--lti txes mdeI ii Honth-- doJ Bi is--3 do Bl- I Sden &co-l bdl paper 0 Ellin & Br- I 1dl mdse H i Goldsmrith-5 b,xes che oenI J John-4 hhda tobacco I iT Wilts-25 kMbls whisky W Davis-I do F T Elder -1 hl glue Chess. (arley &oo--:ll stoves etc Ilarrett & Weiman-16i Ilalc-,- 2 bdlls mdae McCracken & Brewster-15 pcs granite Geo Stroud-50 cases of mdlse Ames P &co ---80t sacks oilcake Anderson & i i.mpoi n--10, bils lime S Jamlson-100 do J C Stew art-100 do Forstall & Laroe-- 00 bils oil J Aldige -7 bag. fI athers McCracken & Brewster-13l sacks peas Miller, Grigsbvy &o-2ip cases mdsee H Stern & co--6 ootton tine. B Wolfe &co-il boxes bacon .achwabaober & Mlrech-3 boxes drugs E J Hart Aco -9 boxes mdse G I) Payne-50 bhis snuff Scherck & Berkson-I bx drugs A F Bonie--4 boxes mdse Yale & Bowling-- do Peychaud & Garcia-2 bbls whisky C Miltemote-1 do Mrs A Get 1-3 boxes mde Poite vent & Favre-3 hbls whisky W Conery-249 bales oott.n Ranger, Fatman &co----.O order --1 All-n, West & Bush-- H & C Newman-sundries to order -Total 351 bales cotton 4 hhds tobacco OHICAGO, ST LOUIS AND NEW ORLEANS RAILROAD April 2-60 bales cotton BiLckham & Moore-x-51' do order-3) Allen, Nugent &co--Il Richa'dson & May -12 Stewart Bros &co--10 O Thomas &oo-10 Lehy man, Abraham &oo--9 Valden, Hawkins &co-9 II Allison &co-9 . & (G Cromwell-8 Moore & Cole-ran -5 S Gambel-4 C L Walmsle7 &co-4 Gordin &co 4 Britton & Mavson-4 Chafle. Hamilton & Powell-3 Beadles. Wood &co-2 J L Harris &co-S T L Atrey :zoo-- Warren. Atkinson &co-1 Jno Chaffe & Sons --1 T J Carver-Total 2:8 boles cotton I bx tobacoo C( I Illock &co-l bx casting Holloway & Edwards-- bbl meal McGrath & Compton-2 bbls c/gs F F Bradwayv-I trunk G G(,linsky-10 tlerces h -nms i tubs butier E F l)elBondio-3 kegs pickles H Toby-26 pkgs box stuff B Garcia 9 boxes show cases E Booth-5 rolls leather F P Martinez -81 oese r goods L Isrsel--I case thread Katz & Barnett-l1 case paper M A Peck-I blower J Ward----2 boxes cheese Miller, Grigsly &0o-1 bx mdse S T Blesting -- hx leather 1I D Coleman & Bro- 1 case mdec N Saharlue-- pkgs mdse V Nipperte- box books W D IBaker- 4 bdls leather John Frank &co-2 do P Thor. nableno-I2 hs bottles R Angell-3 bdls boards CU S Clark -3 cases candy Reims & Reuseh-8 pkgs butter J B Solari & Son-3 hbds tobacco Kirkpatrick &co I do E H Wilson & Millse- cask mdse S Jamison -1 box tobacco S Hernshelm &. Bro-3 bhis gin material N 0( & M R R-'i cadss mdee 6 cases hats A Marks, Levy &co--l-1 bills gr bides I bdl dry hides Hay & M-bhle--t car staves lobet Bros-5 old engine boilers etc M S hwartz & Bro--O bbls oil JH Scott-I itt I " potatoes 2 bills bides 1 tub butter Wang & Cottam- 15 bibs peas 2 bbls shoulders 3 bbls hams 6 casks do 16 1 a hills tongues I bbl pork J R Kent &co-7 cases shoes Newman & Jones-4 bales mdae J P Richardson--165 a kge beer F Hollander-I180 do G Yalets--3 cars of lumber HO is-25 bales sheeting Lehman, Abraham I &<--fi- boxes eggs 10 bead cattle 14 coops poultry Miller & Meyer-i car cattle W J Story-2 bblse uue I)D Moffett---40 do Pelton & I)unbsr--275 sacks peas John I Adams &oo 2 oars lumber 0 F Ferry-2 do o G F Raoul-l bbl eggs Miler & Meyer-1 case mdse N W Hans--f bdls leathier C Welshear 5 kegs hbut ter Jos W. st &co-i bh1 spice Morrow & Weaterleld -I1 bbls onions O W Davison &c,--2 boxes clock N O & H It Co-I bbl steel Stauffer, Macready oco 76 hales hay 50 bbls whisky 6 hf do 2s kegs do 13 bbls bottled beer 45 cases matches 45 pkgs mdlse C A Whitney &co-3 boxes eggs Wescoat & Casson-To tal 4 bhds tobacco 275 sacks peas MOR(GA-'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAIL ROAD April 2-33 bales cotton A Terfrou--I do W H Ma thews & BRo--7 Payne, Kennedt &co-- Hirsch, Ad Irr &o-l- Beraud & Gibert-4 McGehoe, Snowden & Violett-3 L Surle &co--4 bales moss L Lacassagne- 17 hides L Terrelbonie-20 bales moss H Groebel--6 ' do 2 sacks wool Rykoski & Manacle-51 sacks rough rice II A Battles -.12 hhds sugar T Brierre &co-ld a do John Calder-28 do Robert Hare-34 hbls molasses J M Lockhart-Total 51 bales ootton7d bhds sugar 34 bbls molasses Clinton-Per steamship Hutchinson-87 sacks of horns 66 bales bides :136 bales cotton C A Whitney & co-29 Clapp Bros &co--29 Kirkpatr'l-k &co--18 C L r Walmsley &co-tI (l W Sente I &co--:2 beeves C A i Whitney &co-Total 423 bales cotton a From Galveston-- O bales cotton C A Whitney &co cotton From Tndin-,la--1 bale cotton H Danneel &co--17 i bales hides 7 sacks wool C A Whitney Ao----Total 1 bale cotton Memonranda. By Telegraph. SNew York, April 2, 1878. To A Monltcn Steamship Knickerbocker, Capt Kemble, arri.ved I at 7 this meo ning SSTEAMBOATS. _ LOWER COAST. LOWER COAST PASSENGER INDEPEN DENT EXPRESS LINE-SPEED. SAFETY i AND COMFORT. THE STAUNCH AND SWIFT passenger yac ht J. Hamilton. master, C. E. Holmes, clerk. For Magnolia Store and all way landings, Sleaves New Orleans. foot of St. Louis stree' at Si a m.i., MONDAYS WEDNESDAYS and FhI DAYS, returning TUESDAY.S, THURSDAYS Sand SATURDAYS, at 4 p. m. Receives all light freight and valuable palckages. For freight or passage apply on board. SNo one is authorized to contract any dehts in Sthe name of the boat except on written order of th th captain approved by the clerk. P. S.-ShIppers will be held responsible for Sfreight bills. mhi FrMoWo tf 'TO THE LADIES. 5 DB. BILLE has returned from Parise and Sopened an office at 196 Canal street, between ; Dryades and Ramoart. Dr. Bille has the se cret of Ninon de I'Enclos, who. up to her death in her seventy-second year of age retained the Sbeauty, vivacity and spirit as when she was 7 twenty years of age. By Dr. Bille's treatment : which is pleasant. even enjoyable, ladies can do Saway with all cosmetics and paints, as the skin kbecomes soft and white. the eyes regain their wonted lustre and strength, and vivacity re Sturns. The old become young, and the young, Swho have ruined themselves with late hous, Iand excesses, become beautiful and full of the . vigor and fire of youth, All diseases ani - troubles peculiar to ladies treated by a harmlest Sand painless method. Consultations and cor Srespondence strictl confidential. des tf DR. BILLE. ct. Canal strest. S THE SISTERS OF CHARITY I OF ST. SIMEON'S SCHOOL I A RE HAPPY TO INFORM THEIR PATRONS - . and friends that. after having made some L repairs and improvements in their buildings, Sthey are prepared to receive a few young lady Sboarders. As only a limited number can be ac scommodated, applications should be made as early as tossible. The Boarding School will a open on the 2d of January, 1878. For terms, ap 5 plication can be made at St. SBlmeon's School i 181 Annunciation street de2s tf EVERY IMPORTER AND MERCHANT I hould have one of Pollatiek's New, Simple and Practical Table of ascertaining instantane SI ously the Cost of Imported Goods at the various - rates of United States duty and all expenses add ed. It is accurate in every detail, and saves Stime in calculating foreian invoices. Price flfty I cents. For sale by leading stationers and at 0 Grunewald HaIL . POLLATBEK. aoeountant *' i Baronaestreet. Inh h1i led River and Texas. i NEW ORLEANS AND RED RIVER TRANSB PORTATION COMPANY. AND TEXASI PA CIFIO RAILWAY AND CONNETION S. | Through bills of lading and through Dassen- U ger tickets to all landings on Red River, and all A railway stations in Texas. The best route to | Hot Springs The foilonsng splendid and fast steamers 1 composing the line will leave as advertised be low: La Belle. Maria Louise. Texas C. H. Durfee, Col. A.P. Kouns, Io,tusNo. . o. W. J. Behan, Bonnie Lee. Dawn, r Kate Kinney. FOR SHREVEPORT JEFFER- a son. Hot Sp.ings. and all land ings on Red River and railway stations in exas. FOR SHREVEPORT. Col. A. P. Hoenl, M. It. Kouns. master. Leaves WEDNESDAY. April 3. at 5 p. m. Maria l.ll.e. I1. J. Brinker. master. Leaves SATUIDAY, April a, at 5 p. m. No wharfboatcharges, drayageor commission a will be charged at mouth of Red River, or at New Orleans. in forwarding freight consigned to the company by bill of lading. For freight or passage apply on board of the boats or at the office of the company, No. 111 Gravier street. JOB. A. AIKEN President. M. W. JOYCE Agent. HITE & CARLIN, BRITTON & EPILER, ji LORD & MoPEAKE. Agents. WEEKLY GRAND !Y) ORE PACKET. .u E PFORx GRAND ECORE, MONT. gomery. Alexandria, Norman's Bar. bin's and way landings-The steam er--I er- NEW BART ABLE. Richard Slnnott. master Geo. Hamilton, clerk. Leaves every SATURDAY, at a p. m. Will leave as above. For freight or Dassagf apply on board or to R. W. ADAMS. No. 21 Commercial Place P. S.-Freight consigned to wharfboat, moutji of Red river, or to agents at New Orleans, for steamer Bart Able, will be forwarded free of charge. al~n BAYOU MACON AND TENMAM. I REGULAR BAYOU MACON AND TENSAS PACKET. FOR FLOYD. DELHI, WARSAW. Crockett's Point. Upper and Lowet Tensas and all way landings-The light draft panssenger steamers W. J. POITEVENT, J. B. Sullivan, master. Loaves SATURDAY, April 1:. at 5 p. m. TINfAM L. V. Cooley. master. Will leave WEDNESDAY. April :3, at p. m. Paying particular attention to all way anti plantation freights. For freight or passage ap ply on board or to BI.Ii'TON & EPPLER. at Gravler street. HITE & CARLIN 4 Tehoupitoulas st. LORD & MoPEAK'E.jE Camp street. no24 tf i S- LAFOIURCHE. SEMI-WEEKLY BAYOU LAFOURCHE AND COAST PACKET. THROUGH TO LAUREL VALLEY. h Leaves every TUESDAY at 5 p. m.. and SAT URDAY at 1o a. m. TIE SPLENDID PASSENGER steamer ST. MARY Joe Dalferes. master. E. ficoll. clerk. Pays particular attention to way business and returns down the coast every MONDAY and THURSDAY. For freight or passage apply on board. nols tf SEMI-WEEKLY BAYOU LAFOURCHE AND COAST PACKET. THROUGH TO THIBODAUX. Leaves every WEDNESDAY at 12 m. and B SATURDAY at 5 p. m. q " THE NEW PASSENGER STEAMER r AMMUMPTION, P. A. Charlet, master N. Z. Dupuls. clerk. Pays particular attention to way business, and I returning leaves Thibobaux every Thursday and Sunday evening, coming down the coast in s daylight Fridays and Mondays. For freight or passage apply on board or to t B. RIVET. nos lo0 Decatur street. g P. S.-Has a clerk on the landing during the 5 day at the head of Bienville street to receive freight. f BEMI-WEEKLY BAYOU LAFOUROBJE ANIL OOAST PACKET. : THROUGHI TO THIBODAUX. , Leeaves every MONDAY at n p. m. and FRI SDAY at 10 a. m. e THE NEW PASSENGER STEAMS} HENRY TETE. d J. F. Auncoin master. M. H. Landry clerk., N Pays particular attent'on to way business. Re - turning leaves Thibodaux every Tuesday and Is Saturday coming down the coast Wednesdays A and Sundays In daylight. For freight or pas sage apply on board or to B. RIVET. 105 Decatur street. P. 8.-Has aclerk on the landing during the day at the head of Bienville street to receive Sfreight. BA WOU) _ _ARA. SREGULAR AEMI-WEEKLY BAYOU SARA -s AN! COAST PACKET. h Leaves every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY 15 at S . m. ae FOR BAYOU SARA WATERLOO, 4 l Hermitage. Port Hickey, Baton Rouge. Plaquemine and way land f ings-The fast and splendid passenger steamer k OUACHITA BELLE. L (Representing new boat building), A John 0. Libano, master. John H. Mossop, clerk, Leaves as above, returning down the coast o every MONDAY and FRIDAY. For freight or of passage apply on board orto BRITTON & EPPLEB, 5 Gravier at. 17 LORD & MoPEAKE, 44 Camp street. al au2 C. G. WAYNE, 100 Gravier street. BAYOU BARA SEMI.WEEKLY PACKETS. BTR. GOV. ALLEN. STB. John J. Brown MasterY A Digas Master. Sm Hermltage. Port Hudson, Lobdell's Store, Baton Rouge. laanemlne. and postoffie landings Steamer Go, Allen, - Leaves every MONDAY and FRIDAY at a p. mi Every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY at a p. m. Commencing early. For freight or passage aply on board or to HITE & CABLIR . { UNo. t Tchoupltoulas street. JANNEY A WORK. Y lVyr No. la( ommon street. T BATON ROUGE. REGULAR COAST AND BATON BOUGE PACKET. SLeaves every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY t at 5 p.m., - The passenger steamer It T, JOHN r J. P. kccElroy. master. Leaves as above for Baton Rouge, Placue a mine, Donaldsonville and all coast landings re Sturning every FRIDAY and MONDAY EVEN INGS. r For freight or passa al d on board orto ses tf E.O. MELANCON. 32 Bienvllle st. UPPER COAST. SPRING AND SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. NEW ORLEANS AND UPPER COAST TRI d WEEKLY PACKET. C FOR BEN TUREAUD'S, WEL I J ham's, and all plantation landings- h The steamer MARY IDA, J. A. Ruiz master. Edw. Nfcolle clerk. Leaves TUESDAYB. THURSDAYS and SAT o URDAYS. at to a. m. Returning down the coast on elternate days r and indaylight. For freight or passage apply . on board or to Sfe24 tf W. J. COMAUX, 20 Conti street. SUMMER ARRANOGEMENT. Le eaves every MONDAY, WEDNEBDAY and SATURDAY at 10 a. m. SFOR ASHLAND PLANTATION. eAsension parish. Donaldsonvlle and all coast landings-The fine side-wheel passenger steamer BELLE (In place of Blue Wing No. 3.) J. A. uomstock master. Geo. M. Woods and Chas. Dean. olerks, Will leave as above. Returning, leaves Ash s land Plantation Tuesday. Thursday and Sun e day, coming down the coast in daylight For . freight or passage aply on board or to a22. B. HENO. 19 Conti street, * P. All fr.aiht delivered In the davtlme. BUeUF RIVER. 1 REGULAR BLACK AND B(EUF RIVER PACKET. Leaves on WEDNESDAY April 3s at 5 i. . • . . FOR EASON'S FERRIY. POINT e Jefferson, Girard, Alto Red Mouth - Gum Point and all landings on Beui a and Black rivers-The steamer A- ERA WO. IS 8 Tom Taylor. master. S. T. oodwf, clerk, L will leave as above. Pays particular attention t to all Bck rier busineas. For freight or Das It, rl. o.omer ton o UTWAMbOATe. OtoU RIVER. "0 P. ,0BE E ý,'K . OY ATHOMTEAOK. GOLDEN dATCITY CHAB. MORGAN. GOLDEN OBOW. A. Q.. DONALLo GOLDEN RULE. BOBT. MITCHELL. C. B CHUoRCH CHEROKEE NEW MARY HdOUSTON. c U. P. SCHEINCK. SONE-O THBVE O VESTEAMER - will leave New Orleans ever TUr E DAY. THURSDAY and SATURDAY. connecting with all railroads and packet lines running out from Cincinnati giving through hills of lading to all points. For through rates (nd A YoNloE ' ANE. Agent. ¶1 oc2I le Gravler street. t Leaves THUIItDAY. April 4, at 5 p. m. FOR CINCINNATI. LOUISVILLE. EVANS- t ville. Henderson. Shawneetown, Paducah. Cairo, ( Memphis. and all intermediate pointe-The steamer tOLDEN RILE, O. P. Shinkle. master. W. It. Shn.w, clerk. will leave as above. For freight or passage apply on board or to C. (I. WAYNE. 1ii Gravier street. mh23 J. F. DOUGLAts, lito; (}ravier street. 'Passengers ticketedl through to all Eastern cities at reduced rat's. VICKHMBURWS. S EEENVILLE AND RENDS. UNITED S'I'ATES MAIL PACKET. Leaves every TUESI'AY at a m. m. S FOR VICKSBURG. NATCHEZ Davis' Bond and intermediate land ings--Ti" steamer ROBERT E. LEE. William Campbell, master. A. McVay clerk. . leaves as above. connecting at Vickshurg with Parlsot's Line for all points on the Yazoo. Sun. flower, Deer Creek and Tallahaetchie. C. 0. WAYNE. JANNEY & WORK. HITE & CARLIN. Agents. Will give through bills of lading to Trenton. "Monroe. and all stations on the Vicksburg, Shreveport and Texas Railroad via Delta, La. W. B. BBOCRET,. Agent. de2l 3$ Magaztirne street. FOlOR UIEENVILLE, VI(KS1BURti AND) THE fIENDS. Leaves every THURSDAY at 5 p. m. SFOR GREENVILLE. VICKnI;URG and the Bends-The fine and fast passenger .,k t KATIE, J. M. White master. Curt. Holmes clerk. ,connecting at Vicksburg with I'arisott's Line for All points on Yazoo and Tallahathlio rive: s. Boat reserves the right to pass all landings that the captain may deem unsafe. JANNEY & WORK, R. W. ADAMS. Through bills lading given to Trenton, Mon. roe and all stations on Vicksburg. Shreveport and Texas Railroad via Delta. W. I. BBOCKETT, oer __ [ nion st ret. SATURDAY VICKSBUI(G UNITE,) bTATAT MAIL PACKET. Leaves every SATURDAY. p. m. . FOR VICKSBURG, DAVIS' BEND D Natchez and all intermediate land' ngs-The passenger packet NATCHUe. T. P. Leathers master J. F. Muse clerk connecting at Vicksburg with the Parlsot Line I for Yazoo. Tallahatchie and Sunflower rivers and with Anchor Line for Memphis. Gairo and St. Louis. This boat reserves the right to pass all land. d Ings that the Captain may consiler unsafe. S For freight or passage apply n board, or to d JANNEY & WORK. pls Common street. HITE & CARLIN. 4 Tchoupitoulas at. b Will give througe bills of lading to Trenton Monroe. and all stations on Vleksbur, Shreve port and Texas Railroad, via Delta. La. W. B. BROCKETT, Agent, my(I ax Magazinn street. B OPELOUSAK. REGULAR OPELOUSAS PACKET. Leaves every SATURDAY at 5 p. m. .d FOR WASHINGTON. OPELOU sas, Port Barre. iimmsport, Church r villo and all landings on the coast, Atchafalaya river and Bayou Courtableau-The very light draft passenger steamer BRERTA, M. Konlson, master, Eug. Quatrevaux, clerk, will positively leave as above. For freight or passage apply on board or to HITE A CARLIN. Agents, No. 4 Tehoup ttoulr street. Connecting at Washington with line of barges for Bayou BZiuf. P- P. .--Connects with steamer Minnie at Simmsport for Bayou dos Glaires. fee REGULAR OPELOUSAS PACKET. Leaves every TUESDAY at 5 p. m. . sas, Port Barre. 8lmmsport, Church. .d avville. and all landings on the Coast. ts Atchafalaya river and Bayou Courtableau-The new and light draft steamer F ANCHON. H. H. Broad master. Theo. Joblin clerk. 1e will leave as above. For freight or passage ap re ply on board. or to BRITTON & EPPLER, 81 Gravier street. It. W. ADAMS. 21 Commercial Place. Connects at Washington with line of barges for Bayou B(suf.and with steamer Minnie at A 81msport for Bayou des Glaizes. ja22 tf BAYOU BARI'HOLOMEW. M MERCHANTS AND PLANTERS' INDEPEND n ENT PACKET. - Leaves WEDNESDAY. April 3. at p. m. ir FOR POPLAR BLUFF, POINT Pleasant and all way landings on Bayou Bartholomew - The new t steamer steamer CLARA N., r Winm. Wensell. master, June Dunbar, clerk, will leave as above, taking freight for all land ings on the Black and Ou(a:hita riversas high as the mouth of Bayou Bartholomew. For freight or pasage apply on board or to F. J. WINBUIN '15 Natchez street. N. O. DONAHUE. 76 Gravier street. r P. .--Connects with the new and very light draft steamer D. Stein for points on upper'Bar tholomew. mhal DONALDSONVILLE. FOB DONALDSONVILLE VIA NEW OBLEANS AND TEXAB RAILROAD. STHE STEAMER *MT. FRANCIS BELLE, William Gibson, master, Will leave the head of Blenville street at 7:80 a. m. for Weetwego, with passengers for all sta tions on the New Orleans and Texaes Railroad. Returning. will arrive at 5:oo p. m. Same boat. connecting with Sunday Accommodation Train will leave at 8 a. m., returning same day at 5:4 Fr0Ieight received at the same plaee up to 3:80 o'clock will be delivered at its destination next mY oni ( 1. E. PAYNE. Superintendent. STEAMSHIPS. I BOSTON. a;" - i FOR BOSTON-THE STRIOTLY first-class iron steamship READING, Colburn, Commander. Will have immediate dispatch. For freight enaLmcnt apYly toAgent fel0 tf 49 Carondel-t street. RAVANA. FOB HAVANA. CEDAR KRYS ANLD £5 WEST. S UNITED BTATES MAIL LINE. LEaVING EVERY WEEK SSf The first-clasn steamehip id EWILY B. SOU|DER, S. E. Foot,. commander, S, will leave wharf foot or Calliope street, le TIURISDAY, April 4, at s p. m. S Passage rates to Havana, 54o: Excursion tic eta, $60. Passage rates to Jacksonville, $10, inclua state rooms and meals. SThrough bills of lading iassued to all points in b" Florida. ' For Freight or passage apply to r L K. ROBERTS 120 ommon street, Over Louisiana National Bank The steamship ---------- - follows on the - -- mr Iv SHIPS. FOR LIVERPOOL - TIHE Al FAST sailing American ship h J. A. THOMISON. u Captain Thompson, is now loading for the above port, and having the greater portion of her cargo engaged, will jn have aulck diespth. 1 S For balanceo freigoht aDD.Ito mh1 as Csondeletstredt, TZAM5EIP. MORGAN LINE 11. . MAIL S.TAsNa The following low-resenure Iron Steamshi form these lines: HARLAN I.0 HARRIS. W. Q,.H NOUSIE J9iýEPHINE. ST. M$Y, RGABT.IE HITNEY HUT CLINTON. CITY OF NORFOLK. ARANBSAS. Plytu from Morganf Oity, b tcorruetilon Morgan 's Louisiana and Texas Rallroad, For Indlanola, via Salv tamers leaving Morgan Olty SATURDA TUESDAY, THURSDAY. connect at Galveeto transferring there to Steamer CITY OF NO FOLK both froeight and passengers, Through bills lading signed to Housto to all points beyond on the Houston .d Central and G. H. and S. A. R. R., I and Great Northern Rallroa.d. and and Texas Railroad. via Clinton. and Transportation Company. Freight charged as per new card rates. Ban Antonlo freights reronlved and forwarde via Clinton and Galveston. Houston an-dl 6" Antonio Railway. For SRrazo Santlage, via ai The Iron steamer L C. HARIIIi Will leave Morgan City SUNDAY, April 7. No corn received withloult orders. Lighterage at Brazes santlago at risk and pense of consignees. Frelaght received for and bills ladings only to Brownsville, via Rio Grandeol l as per new tariff, less 3:vI per cent. Freight payable in gold. For C'rpus Christi, Pulton St. Mary's, via Galveston and Book port-The iron steamer ARANNAS, Will leave Morgan City on FtI:IlAY. April 5. Llghterage to Corpus Christi (if any) at and expense of consigneoes. Freight for St. Mary's, and Fulton landed Rockvort. Frolght for all the above points received Depot Morgan's Louisiana and Texas foot of Lafayette stroet. dally, until $ D. m. PASSENGER AND MAIL ROUT,. Per Galveston, Houston and In Passengers take Railroad Ferryboat foot olft Ann street,at 8:80 a. m., reachil orgaOn V at 12:25 n. m., there conrIting with steamer WHITNEY on MONDAY. HUTCHINSON on TUESDAY. JOSEPHINE on WEDNESDAY. i tOAAN on THURSDAY. WHTTNI.Y on FRIDAY. IIUTCHINSON on SATURDAY. JOSEPHINE on MONDAY. First class fare to Shreveport $24 7,-TIme s hours. Excursion tickets for the round trip to Gr vD eston and return, good for thirty days. lug at $21. Tickets and staterooms seeared until I. p. daily (Sundays excepted), at Agent's ofG eor the Ferry Landing, on morning of de Through tickets will be issued from .h to the princpal points on the Houston dentral Railroad, on the Internatlo - Great Northern Railroad. and Texasm Id Railroad. 0. A. WHITNEY & 00. Anto jel ly Corner Magazine and Na.edIl. wNEW YORS. MORGAN'S NEW YORK LINE STEAMS The following Al IroBtesaa>.ig form this line LONE STAR. ALGIE __RS. NEW YORK, MORGANN OI.l . The Iron Steamshi- MORGAN CITY, WEDNESDAY, April 10. INSURANCE TO NEW YORK X . t, Freight for the above port recelved'the , e of Morgan's Louisiana and Texas Rail of Lafayette street, daily until p. m. Forfreoight appvly to CHAS. A. WHITNIEY & eOt.. Ante. r el ly or. Natchez and Magazine streets. _ B_ PMETN. NORTH GERMAN LLOYD. STEAM BETWEEN BREMEN AND NEW 0OR LEANS, VIA HAVRE, SOUTH. AMPTON AND HAVANA. .T The steamships of the North Set man d will resume their Regular Trips . as follows: From Bremen. From New Orleans. NURNBEiOG, March 20 about April sa SIIANNOVER- Ht BRAUNCHIWEIG. April 17. about May 22. These steamers toucn outward at .vr Havana, and on their home trip at H - Southampton. PBIOCES OF PASSAGE: From Bremen. Southampton or Havre to S. vana or New Orleans-Cabin, $160 (old); Steer. ag", $36 (gold) T rom Nw Orleans to Southampton. Haue n Bromen-Cabin, $150 (gold); Steerage $4 (gold w From New Orleans to Havana--ba.. (gold); Steerage. $15 (gold). Children under ten years, half pries: ohil. dren under one year. free. EXCUKRION t To the Paris ExhlblUon. Reduced Rates fer First .ialn Only. From New Orleans to, Paris and back to New Orleans by a steamer of this line (uold) $25 From New Orleans to Paris and back to York by a steamer of this line. (gold) $2L0. From New Orleans to Paris and back to Bailt Smore by a steamer of this line. (gold) $210., Tickets of the last named class (Baltimore) are good only to October 31.1878. The company reserves the right to chLanethe 0 route of the steamers, their advertised i of . departure and the prices of passg. Passage tickets from BremenBthmto Sor Havre to New Orleans issnedh the uaoner SBior further 8artleulars a lly to ED. F. WTOOIE YEB &k O0..A Int, ansi ly 45 Union street, LIVERPOOL. LIVERPOOL SOUTHERN . LINE. Tons. Oommanders. ALIE ...............125.M .....J. George, CHANCELLOR.......2oso...... G.Reynolds. , CHRYBOLITE .......I000.....Jones. COGNACO...........-lcn......W. Aiken. COMMANDER....... soo......R. Ellis, OARDOVA ........... 1417......W. Lang. OUNCELLORB..... 25)......W. Tutton. DISCOVERER .... z .....no......R. B, WFlllamanS EXPLORER..........2010......W. Jaclkson. FIRHE QUEEN........1so......Williams. GLADIATOR..e......e0......L. Jones. HISTORIAN...... ". 1so ......W. Wallace, LEGIBLATOR 1 ......T215...... Burley. MEDIATOR.......... 2010......J. Hanney F OBERON............122o.....J. CmpbIL STATESMAN.. ....W.,0.....W. Hung VANGUARD........les......W. J. eL WARRBBIOR..........1220o......W. L. Jo, j The steamship OHERON, Campbell, Oommander, will sail on or about April slet. 188, from her wharf, foot of Esplanade street. Will receive cotton and sigln through bills of lading for the Continent. between Havre ad Cronstadt. These steamships, being of light draftwll cross the bar of the Mississlpp| at all times without detention. For freight avply toi DEOAN & 00.. del ly 89 Carondelet street. SERRA LINE (F STEAMIHIPS BETW in NEW ORLEANS AND LIVERPOOL DIEGO.... ......1. I tons.... .Cpt. Ganm GUILLERMO.....1225 tons. ...Capt. EevahrrS FEDERICO ..... -1423 toss....Capt. BIdehe. SPEDRO........... * tons....Capt Mungici S OAROLINA .......11d,4 tons....Capt. BieiOt. GRAGIA .......... 90so tons....Cpt. tArisuma RITA.............. 859 tons....Capt. Gartet JUANA............ 757 tons....Capt. Gasta a, The above powerfully built steam Ship l enter the New Orleans and LiLerpool trade T ing the coming fall. Will receive ootton *. sign through bills of lading to any port O tihn Continent of Europe. SThe steamship RITA, wi sail from her wharf SATURD ., , For fr dfrst class to TA . .A ._