Wind at Pass à Loutre.

Hours worked by dredge

boat.

Depth of channel at extreme low-tide.

Height of high-tide above extreme low-tide.

Total depth of channel at high-tide.

Least wldth at extreme low-tide.

Number of vessels passed in.

Number of vessels passed out.

Number of vessels aground.

Greatest draught.

Time of delay.

Locality.

20 20 20 10 220

45

S.

2193 Q

5.8

S

Ст

N.

112202 29

9.30

3223

Ft. in.

Hrs.

2

2

122 Pass à Loutre. Steamer Guillermo, bound out,

grounded in channel.

Too rough to work on bar.

Rough on bar.

Steamer Guillermo got off bar, and
sailed, after detention of five
days and two hours. During her
detention she was daily assisted
by McAlester.

Pass à Loutre. Brig J. M. Byrne bound in; broke
tow-line, drifted to south side of
channel and grounded.

24 Pass à Loutre. Too foggy to work; steamer Tomas

bound out, grounded north side

of channel with 19 feet water in
channel abreast of her.

Too rough to work.

1

12 0

3

Steamers New Orleans and Ja-
maican, the former bound in, the
latter out, grounded, the former
above Twin Buoys, the latter in
channel abreast of can No. 4.
Steamer Geo. Cromwell bound out,
grounded north side of channel.
Steamer Vixen, bound out, grounded
half way between can 4 and
Twin Buoys; grounded vessels
prevent dredge from working.
Steamer Saint Louis, bound out,
grounded south side of channel.
Grounded vessels prevent work on
bar.

Grounded vessels prevent work on
bar; Essayons assists grounded
vessels.
Grounded vessels prevent work on
bar.

Grounded vessels prevent work on
bar; steamer Western Metropolis,
bound out, grounded north side of
channel.