The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-09
THE. RIVER.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN.
Wednesday Morning, Sept. 8, 1874.

Tho weather Yesterday was quite warm on tn
landing. A portion Of The day it coudy, bu
the rain failed to put III an appearance, althous
1t looked very threatening about snndown
/ There 10 business on the leycc except i'm
mcdately around the Lee, which packet seo.ner
:" be receiving quite lively and got oft with
geo! trip.
BOATS DIE.
:, fleta from Red River, Commonwealth from st
/ Louis, Bertha from Washington, Katie from
/, White River
DEPARTURES YESTERDAY.
Emplf. and Walloon for Lower Coast, Molii'
Moor, for st. Louis, Robt. l.. Lee for Vicksburs
Belle Rowland sor Grand Ecore.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The steamer Frank ParSoud, J. NJ. White
master. G. Holmes clerk, will leave on Thursday
sept. 10, a. p. NJ. for White River and all land
,ngs. Passengers and shippers w.,!lI Il. well t"
ma Ike note OF this.
Tin. steamer st. John. J. i. McElrov CAP.
'an. Aller Jumel. clerk, VIII leave az 10 A. NJ,
for Baton Rouge and all intermediate landings.
In" stcamov Bertha. II. H. Broad, master.
J. Z. Schmidt, clerk, will ieay" positively this
evening at L. NJ. for Washington and all way
Tho steamer Stella i ock. Sam Block. master
o. i. '.,uks clerk, VIII leave this day at o'coc A
positively. for Grand Ecorc and all way landings
She draws only II inches light. $" shippers .an
Sco there - a certainty .! their freight gOn.
through without detention.
Tile steamer Willie. capt. J. W. Blanks. +. +.
Irinida. clerk, ~ill leave this .y.nin: at 5
O'Clock. .or Ouarhta AMI Black yivers and
their tributaries. talin. freight and passenger.
sor All point. up :" III" Monro" Bar. connnctin:
with tha extremely low water packet ". &.
Flanders. drawing only snches. by which all
detention j avoided.
The Iisj' arausis packet FletA will !eavc
Gins cvcnln. at , o'clock. without fail, for
Grand Ecorc and all way landings. shippers can
have their freight PIT through with speed. as the
.ttle fcta mthcs railroad time and don't know
Slas II l. to he stonpcd by low water. Passcn.
gers VIII ind her fare first class. Messr. Lord
+: Mcrcaly. are her agents. and are always on
hand - attend to business. their ottic. Is at No.
- Camp street, corner Grayier.
The S'eamts Il. L. Bryary. Capt. ". I. SEQ.
vile, Geo. Z. Hamilton, clerk, will lcav. for
Grand Ecore and all Intermediate handbags at !.
J. NJ. Saturday. Sept. 18th, connecting at Alex
Brunei.
The steamer Mary Ida .. Canton, master. will
ease Today. at y ". t. the Lower Coast. with.
,u' fail.
lBy Telegraph
MEMPHIS. Sept. o.-To J. l.. Wood. ( Co., ri
irHNie. street. St.amer John Kyle Will arriv.
frida. morning. i.eav'. for st. Louis Saturday
,cuiil, 4. NJ IIugcHINsoN, Captain.
G,E.NIsG. FROM OUR EXCHANGES
'DaIiy Shrcyepor: Times. Sept. 3d.1 :;
Aieu. 10 .clock YESTERDAY morning the ROYAL |
.eu.ee arrived from HE Die Landing, near Mont .
omory. which p'ae. she left on Sunday. the 23d
-lllG 'e' Iays out. Her sarS" consisted ~
.cIgt. .seAarge,:I HE U!. !y III. Ec!!. Row.
md
!ro'n Nr. H.. iIute. one ~ I'll. pilot. If IN.
..r.e. W. learn .hs. there i. al. average ~
hout -, 1T. niche. ~ water on til. bars. and
aa' enc W. n! worst points Oh he river !. I.l-,o-
al. about tW. mllc. below 'ou-hatta.
Ric. CLARK. vel. known river man. wa.
rowncd AZ HE Die Landing the day TIA Georg.
III. lie sa> swimming IN the 'iyer. and, il is
opposed. wa. taker. viii! .ramp. Exertions
ere made a. say. him but without avail.
The Royal George will return tai. morning: for
le balance nf the freight at HE Die.