The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-08-01

on her arrival next Wednesday, and her place
file in the interim by the peerless Kati-. The
officers OF the Pargoud will be found on the
Katie.
the great Natchez in another column. She will
r. sumo her trips between this city and Nicks-
burg on Saturday, sth INST, and leave thereafter
every Saturday at p. VI.
/ MERCHANTS LINE.-In order to facilitate ship
ments and give shippers guarantee Of having
a boat to ! ave on adver Used time, five OF our
lightest Re River packets have formed line
under the alb ;e title, and one Of them will leave
this port every Wednesday and Saturday. Ship
per and passengers can rely upon the boats OF
this line leaving advertised. We refer our
readers to the I'd in our steamb at column.
Y The week y Or nj Ecore packet Sabine arrived
yesterday MOI min with a fractured shaft, which
will necessitate her laying over for one trip.
Capt. Snnott, her energetic commander, imme-
dlately upon his arrival made arrangements to
secure a steamer to take her place r one trip,
and also to have ne shaft made for the Sabine,
which will be completed 50 to enable her to
leave at P. NJ. next Saturday. Yesterday even
ing he chartered the elegant light draft passen-
ger packet C. H. Durfee, and will leave with her
at 5 =. NJ to-day for Grand Ecore, Alexandria
and all la ldings inter m ,diate. We refer our
readers to spec al MOTTO in another column
The officers Of the Sabine VIII go on the Durfee.
Nothing new in freight, report.
The Hy. G. Yeag II will arrive early next week.
che follows the Carrie Y. Kountz, IN the Kountz
to the agent If the line, Capt. James Mellon,
office "a GRAY street.
The prettg Fleta, Capt. Jno Mitchell, leaves on
her first trip as a regular weekly Grand Ecore
packet, on Tuesday. August 4th, at 2. NJ She
will on her return trip leave Grand Ecore every
Friday and Alexandria every Saturday.
We refer our steamboat friends to an article in
another column III regard to some OF the little
games Mr.. I. 5. Commissioner Frlsbee has been
pla Ing latelv on the steamboat community. We
heard yesterday of several other attempts of this
official to lay black mail 1--WE know Of no milder
term to express it, made in the past forty-eigh:
hours, and shall publish the full particulars rs
soon as receive the necessary documents.
Ten cents hundred for sugar to st. Louis
won't pay, but it is the ruling rate at present.
Rates to Red and Ouachita rivers are firm at
previous quotations.
For the many millions Of dollars collected from
our merchant marine in the past forty years what
has the city OF New Orleans to show?
The Bossier, Capt Boardman leaves for Grand
Isle on the arrival Of the O'Clock train of Mar
gan's Louisiana and Texas Railroad, this morn
ing.
I he Bertha Drummer is being put in complete
repair, and will, when the water in old Red gets
thinner, enter the trade between this city and
Shreveport, in command of Capt. Ferd Cellos.
The Commonwealth will arrive in time to leave
on Tuesday, August 4, at 2. NJ.
From the officers Of the regular weekly Ope- |
lousas packet Trenton Capt. E. Quartrevaux, We
learn that the water on 'Little Devil" bar. on
also report the crops along the upper Atchafa
lava and Throughout Avoyalles and st. Landry /,
parishes as in tlonrishing condition.
The Bastrop leaves without fail at P. NJ to- |
day.
The extreme light-draught packet r. I. Bry-
arly is receiving to leave to-day, for all landings
on Red River.
Want Of space prevents us from publishing
several items of interest which we have on hand. |
They will keep, however, until our next publica
ton.
STEAMERS LEAVING THIS DAY.
For GRAND ECoRE-The fine passenger packet |
c. II. Durtec Dick Sinnott, master, leaves for the
above ana all way points at 5 p. NJ. to-day, TAX |
ing for this trip only the place Of the Sabine.
For OPELoUsAs.-The light-draught passenger |
packet Trenton, Eugene Quatrevaux, master,
L. John, clerk, leaves positively at o'clock this
evening for Washington and all way landings
intermediate.
For VIcKsBURG.-The Gov. Allen, Capt j. G.
Benson, lin place of the Natchez,) leaves as |
above to-day at s. ?. NJ. Messrs. Owen and Grlce
have charge If her Office
FoR BATON RoUGE-The B. L. Hodge, Capt.
" B. Baranco, is the packet for this point, leav-
ing every Wednesday at 10 A. NJ, and Saturday
at 5 p. NJ
FoR RED RIVER The B. T. Bryarly is recciv-
Red River. W. I. Scovell commands and Mr.. NJ.
L. Scovell has charge OF the office. The Bryarly
is ight-draft boat, and offers superior accom-
modations to shippers and passengers.
FOR CAMDEN.-Ihe Garry owen, Capt. NICK
Bouchman v. G. Entriken, clerk, will leave posi-
lively at 2. NJ. to-day for the above and all
landings intermediate.
FoR CAMDEN The Bastrop, Capt. Fred Blanks,
Messrs. Joe Holmes and VIM. Guss, clerks, leaves
for the above and all way landings on Black and
Ouachita rivers at 5 p. M. to-day.
FoR ST.. Louisville Tom Jasper, J. v. JohL-
son master, leaves as above at 5 p. NJ. to day.
For ST. LOUIS -Komntz Liae.-The Carrie Y.
Kountz, John Moss master c. H. Seaman, clerk,
leaves above at 5 p. M. to-day, taking freight
for Vcksburg, Memphis, Cairo and all way land
ngs. Capt. James Mellon, agent Of the line, will
At HIS Office, No. "a Graver street, make all
freight engagements for the stea ners Of the
kouutz line.
For LOWER CoAsT.-The Mary Ida A. j. Ruiz
master, leaves at 10 A. NJ. to-day for all landings