The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-11-06

We received the following dispatch yesterday

We received the following dispatch yesterda
morning: trf+ 1sk
SHREvEpoEr, Nov. S, 1s7A-To Geo. J. Duncan
River Reporter N. 0. Bulletin: Capt. Jos.
Warren died this morning at O'Clock:
Capt. Warren was well known in this city, hay
ing been for years connected with the river inter
ests.
The LaBelle, under command Of the veteran
Capt Sam. Ayles, l. ave. D ,s,.lyely at P N. to
day for Vicksburg, Natchez and way landings.
By Telegraph
Bayou SARA. Nov. 30 LORD McPeake
Will arrive at o'clock Friday morning. Leav
at positively. JOHN HEINZ.
Garry Owen.
The Carrie A. Thorn is receiving to leave at
P. NJ. tomorrow, for Jefferson, Shreveport ant
way landings.
The Trenton, Capt. Eugene Qua.revaux, is re
ceiving to leave tomorrow at r. NJ, for Was
ington and all way landings ON the Atchafalay;
| and Bayou Courtableau.
The weekly Grand Ecore packet Sa bine viii
arrive to-day and leave as usual tomorrow
Saturday at S P. NJ. on return trip.
The Seminole, Capt. Jos. Daferes left on he'
first trip as regular Coast and Lafourche
packet at P. II. yesterday, with good send off
The Bertha for Opelousas, departed yesterday
with fair freight and number Of passengers
The Alice for Amite River, left the New Basin
as usual with fine freight.
The Garry Owen leaves without fail at P. NJ
for Grand Ecore and all way landings.
The receipts Of cotton by the river yesterday
footed up Ills bales, received by the following
steamers: Belle Lee, 1892 bales; Frank Par
goud, 1888 bales; Bertha, 347 bales; B. L. Hodge,
bales.
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs.-The receipts by river
OF sweets since our last issue were 402 hogsheads
sugar, 1861 barrels and So half barrels molasses
STEAMERS LEAVING THIS DAT.
For V1cKsBURG - Independent Packet The
fine passenger packet La Belle, Sam Ayles. mas
ter. Messrs. Chas. W. Drown and j. F. Metz!er,
clerks, leaves as above at 5 P. NJ. to-day.
FoR GRAND EcoRE-Peope's Grand Ecore
Owen leaves at 5 P. NJ, under the sklllful COM
mand Of Capt. John Heinz, and under the auspi-
ces Of the Grand Ec re and New Orleans PEOPLES
Packet Company. Mr.. VIM. Culbertson, gen
tle,nan long and fayorably known in the trade,
has charge Of her Office. When the stage of
trade fine side-wheel packet suitable for it in
every respect.
For BATON RouGE.-The B. L. Hodge. V. E.
Baranco, master, F. Bergeron, clerk, leaves for
the above and all way landings at P. NJ. to-day
From late kilograms we learn that Red River is
ialling fast.
The flags of the majority of American sea-
going vessels ln port were flung to the breeze
in honor OF the recent sweeping
Democratic victories.
The Mol.ie Moore, from ST. Louis, bound to
his port, was at last accounts aground at the
aead Of Natehez Island.
The Rapides will be sold at auction next
thursday.
Capt. Stein has named his new New Orleans
nd Cincinnati packet Charles Morgan.
BoATs DuR.-AmOngst the next steamers due
t this port are the Sabine and the Garry Owen
rom Grand Ecore, Natchez from vlcksburg.
iollie Moore, Paragon, City Of Alton, Susie
liver, Future City and barges from St. Louis, |
'renton from Opelousas, Bastrop from Trenton, |
'renten from Opelousas and ". s. Pike from
'ayou Sara.
The regular Ouachits River packet Willie is |
eceiving to leave tomorrow positively at P NJ |
,r Monroe. Trenton and all way landings
The dust On the Ievee is growing deeper and |
eeper hourly. Every one signs for rain.