The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-06-19

/ The W. 8. Pike, Capt J. j. Brown, leaves q. S
M. to-day for Bayou Sara.
The Lizzie Hopkins, Capt. ]. F. Aucoin, leav to
| day for all Ian ings on Bayou afourche
The Seminole is receiving to leave at P NJ. to
morrow for Jefferson, Shreveport AMI all way land
ngs.
THE FLITA.-We call attention of shippers to tn:
advertisement of the steamer Fleta Capt Lou Green
lee has taken q new departure, and WILL at T. NJ
to-day leave for Camden direct taking freight for all
landings intermediate Black aud Opachta rivers
The Fleta will deliver her Macon and Tensaf
freight having m de arran ~ements to make close con-
necton with the steamer Goose, one Of the lghtest
draft boats afoat. We wish Capt. Greenlee and his
| fine packet success in her new trade.
For JsFFERsoN.-That splendid passenger packet
the LESSEE Taylor acknowledged by all who have ever
inspected Ter to be the most complete steamer 81
her class ever t on berth receiving to leave at
P NJ. to-day for Jefferson, Shreveport and all way
andings. In addition to elegant state room accom-.
modations fine table. well supplied larder, bar
stocked with the choicest wines and liquors, the
pretty LESSEE adds an extra inducement to passen
gers and shippers a corps Of officers whose equal
would be hard to find. Capt. Chas Truslow her COM
mander, and Mr.. Chas. w. Drown, his chief clerk,
are general favortes in the River trade, and al.
ways command the lions share OF whatever business
that is Offering.
THE EMPIRE.-This favorite lower coast packet
leaves at 10 A. NJ. to-day for Fort Jackson and inter
| mediate landings Capt. Oliver Canton commands,
| and Mr.. j. C. Tremoulet has charge Of the Office.
The Gov. Allen, Capt Bens n, is receiving to leave
at p NJ tomorrow for vicksburg and all way land
ings. She represents the great Natchez in this trade
during her retirement for repairs.
e,
Capt r. Snnott is at the landing receiving to leave
as usual tomorrow at 5 M.
For arrivals and mamie SIS marine column.
The Frank Pargoud got of on time yesterday with
good trip.
The Texas and Maria Louise, from Red River, are
due to-day or tomorrow.
police had an easy time The weather too warm
for the wards to exert themselves at either fighting
stealing.
The City of Alton from 81. Louis, and Chas Bod
mann from Cincinnati the next boats due from
the West.
The favorte passenger packet Mary Houston. il re-
Louisville and al way landings.
The Carrie v Koun left this city on the 2sth May.
round trip, with . big freight both ways in little
over twenty days.
[By Telegraph
NATcHEz June 18.-To J. B. Wood. L Co., l24 Ora.
vier street. City Of Alton will arrive Friday, and leave
r. E. B1xBY. Master.
ST: LOUIS. June. 1s.-No arrivals. Departed Mol
lie Moore for New Orleans Capitol City for Vicks-
burg. River rising slowly Weather very clear and
warm.
EVANSVILLE, June lS-Weather clear and warm,
River risen hsf an inch
CINCINNATI, June Is. - River 8 feet and rising
slowly Weather clear and warm.
PITTsBURG, June Is. River feet and falling.
Weather clear and pleasant
LOUISVILLE. June 1s-River falling slowly; feet
inches in the canal, feet inches in the chute.
Weather clear and pleasant.
CAIRO, June 1s.-Arrived: City of Helena from
vicksburg at noon, Cherokee from Cincinnati at 8
P. NJ
Departed: City of vcksburg at PM ,Bodmann for
New Orleans at IL P M, Helena fer st, Louis at P.
NJ. to-day.
River 16 feet 10 inches, and rising. Weather clear
Mercury SO.
MEMPHIS June 1s.-Weather clear and hot. The
river has risen inches in the last twenty four hours
Departed: Bee and barges, Glencoe, Par z N and
City of Chester for St. Louis, and City of Vcksburg
for Vicksburg.
vIcKsBURG, June 1s.-Up: st. Genevieve at P. NJ.
Down: Jno. b. Maude at 6 P. NJ. Weather warm and
clear The river has fallen eight inches during the
last twenty-four hours