The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-05-26
WEATHER. BUSINESS. ETC.


The weather yesterday continued intensely hot dur
ing the day. The threatening clouds of the
ly morn all assed' away, and Old sol remained il
| supreme comniand, and made it arm for the boy
who had WORK 10 do on the open levee.
Business YESTERDAY. was al most exclusively connne
to the dischargng OF arriving seane 8. and but liit
shipments made to any Of the outg ing steamers
| and that was mostly confined t. local packets.
The river marks last evening denoted feet tenth!
below high water gauge OF 1871
| ARRIVALS.
| Bertha from retirement.
| DEPARTURES.
". s. Pike for Red hiver Landing. Henry Tete ant
| Lizzie Hopkins for Lafourcne.
| BOATS TO ARRIVE.
Frank Pa goud from Greenviiie. q. H. Durfee from
jefferson, l.. Hodge from Baton Rouge, G v
Koun from ST. LOUIS Brad-h johnson Il ON 0 yelou
| sas Fleta from Ba on Macon
| DEPARTURES FOR TODAY.
atie Cap WIN. ampbell, eiks ohm II. Mossop
| J. G. Libano nj Ovid Bel, for Vichsburg.
LIE sic aylor, apt. q. 4. Truslw. clerks I, has
W. Jrown anu John W. ong, tor Shreveport aud JET
ferson.
John Kilgour. Capt. Albert Ste n, clerk Harry Stein
for Louisville and inciun ii
LIT NJ. g. Capt. ID. Il. Dannals. clerks II. {. and
j. W. Heat for Shrev, port and jefferson.
Marie, Capt. S. Basse t, for Southwest Pass and
| all lower Coast landing.
From the Rapi es Gazette, OF Way 10th, we copy
the lowing w,lmer ted compliment to our old
friend Cap. J I'm heinn. aud which we believe he
fully deserves:
w en- some time ago, the people of this and the
neignboring parishes Of Avoy Giles below, and
>atchitoehes above forget their and tried old
fire d. capt. hn Heinz who d ser Q 4 them 50
iaithiu y inr many years in his sudd Il and l.
d, re we'd m orunes aud ru he'd off to the supp TT
Of new concer We predicted the result which has
followed as ierringly If We a b en- gifted with
prophecy Since its demise, its navel und
1t prufitabl- to the Old Veteran 40 taut
captain, which the old sailor acceprei. he hat
b sness of his own to tteL to assuming the place
only mporarliy
CAPT II Inn. as he informed us himself, will H. me-
ately on his arrival 81 New Orleans Commence his
operations Tor buid ng or purchasing noAr which
must be . sine qua tn him. uuning aft r ia
gods OF oitf reut kinds which has got b. come. hat
the fashion here is pretty we'll played ont.
lHE BERTHA Yesterday was brought to the wharf
the pretty httle steamer bearing the above nam ami
she is auty in every respect Since she Ia d up
April. she h undergone compete trsnsmolrihca
ton. has had pui her q new IN IN decn and other
complete airs to her hull Also her boiler decK has
been re-sh a he'd
She ha- had tue most complete and perfect job of
painting pu her have ny boat; has
had . ut carpet placed III her cabin which il also
bea tifull, ornamentad with various coloIe paper;
in fact. capt. II. H. Broad ha- spare no pains
exp Use to make the Bertbs perfect steambCat
floats, anu Tor which b. snoula deserve lie patron
Ag' OF the pc pile In the Opeousas and for winch
mt sh- will leave Wednesday, the 9th. with tho
accomplished ]. chnidt at the head Of office
affairs.
The planking on the Up ,er Levee. 1t the head n
Grsvier street, 10 undergoing so,,s heavy repairs;
1t thsi along the walk VI tho Upper Levee which
quire attention,
10y Telegraph
crxcMNATI Nay 2s.-Rtver 10 feet and rising.
weather clear End warm
PnI.SUnos Nay A.-kiver lfeet 3 inshss md tall
ing. Weather clear ,nd leesant
CAno, May Is ARRIVED: Pauline Carroll from 81
Louis at I r. NJ. City OF Hell M from vscksbur Z.
Departeds 6stens tor Ss- ais. q ee u. Raver 10
ioet iucheA. Weather clear mercury 6
EVANSVILLE. Mas 3S.-weather sl.sr and warm.
River falling feet 10 CaarO aud Louisville.
iouDvuLx. May Is River falling slowly; feet :
inehes IN ibe cAasal. feet inches Ia he shute.
Weather clear aud warm. Departed: R0bt Mitchell
tor New Orleans The Paragon 10 hard aground on
B <tne Sun tor.
81. UA May .6-No srrivA .. Departed; At
IAtc tor New .raears River Ialinl feet 70 cairo.
Weaiiier ciss. ~, &