The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-31

We give up the weather. and have made up GU
mind that the saying !" all signs fail IN Or.
weather, is more than true.
Business on the landing remains unchsnged
| The packets all bring in good trips OF freight bu
return With, as general thing, rather poo
ones.
PERsoSAL.-we were pleased to meet on tn
NatcheZ yesterday two old friends, Capt. Ana.
Pauley and Mr.. Ed. Ryland. Capt. Pauley is look
Ing the perfect picture of health, and Ned, thong
not as stout and hearty as when when we las
had the pleasure Of seeing him, still retains hi
hearty laugh and genial humor for which he wal
known and loved by hundreds along the river
We welcome you,gentlement to the Crescent City
The Sabine is at the wharf ready to receiv
freight for Grand Ecore, under command o
Capt. Geo. Hamilton, with Florence G. Findrel
in the office. The Sabine will supply the place o
| the Bart Able during the low water season.
The st. John is receiving to leave for Bator
Rouge and all landings at 5 p. n.
The W. J. behan leaves on Wednesday, Octo-
Der %, at PM. for shreveport and all way land
The Bastrop, Capt J. W. Blanks, leaves to-day
at r. NJ. for Trenton, Monroe and way points.
CoTToS-The receipts by river OF the great
staple yesterday footed up 6OO9 bales, brought II
| by the following named steamers: Natchez 1897
Kate Kinney TIA, Sabine ISL, Ida 4, Trenton 323
| bales.
The weekly passenger packet Trenton, Capt.
Eugene Qnatrevaux, arrived yesterday on time
with fine trip Of freight and passengers. She
| returns at D /. III. tO-UdN, DIS USUAL. we axe
debted to her attentive officers for favors.
! The regular Helena packet Kate Kinney leaves
| on her first trip at P. NJ. to-day.
The Seminole not being quitA ready, did not
| leave as advertised, but will go0Nt positively on
| Monday next, at 5 p. NJ.
The departures yesterday were the John Kyle
for st. Louis, J. B. Maude for Memphis, Garry
Owen for Grand Ecore, 3. L. Hodge for Baton
Rouge and Henry Tete for Lafourche.
The NJ. V. L. Co. steamer Atlantic leaves with
= z IT - How %Nr H.,
agent, Capt John Stevenson, No. 46 Camp
street, will furnish all information in regard to
shipments by this line.
STEAMERS LEAVING THIS DAY.
For ST.. LoUIs.-The tow-boat Atlantic and
barges OF the Mississippi Valley Transportation
leaves as above, at ?. NJ, to-day
For ST. LOUIS-kOuatz Line.-The Carrie Y.
Kountz, Jno. Moss, master, C. A. Seaman, clerk,
leaves as above, positively, at 5o'clock, this even
The Sabine for Grand Ecore leaves positively
to-day, at P. NJ.
Do not forget that the w. j. Behan is the only
boat leaving for Shreveport this evening. She is
sure to go at P. NJ
Considerable difficulty is experienced at present
by steamboats, in procuring crews, the "culled
gents" all want to stay ashore until after the
election.
FoR HELENA. - Regular Packet. - Capt. Joe
Kinney has placed his fine steamer, the new
between this city and Helena. She leaves on
her first trip at Z. NJ. tj-day. She has fine
passenger accommodations, and her chief c ERIK,
Mr.. D. J. Ballantyne, is known to be one OF the
most courteous gentlemen on the river.
For RED RIvER.-The w. J. Behan George S.
Wilkinson, master, F. W. Ames, clerk leaves at
P. NJ. to-day for Jefferson, Shreveport and ali
way landings.
For TRENTON AND MoNEoE.-The fine light
draught passenger steamer Bastrop, +. A.
10 mas r. p npa hOusSaya clerk 1aayas
as above to-day at P. NJ.
For GRAND ECoRE lin place of the Bart Able}.
The Sabine, Geo. Hamilton, master, Florence
Findren, clerk, lea1es as above at o'clock this
evening.
For BATON RoUGE.-The regular passenger
packet st. John, J. ?. McElroy, master, Allen Ju-
mel, clerk, leaves as above at 5 O'Clock this
evening.
For OpELousAs-W Weekly Passenger Packet -
The fine low water passenger packet Trenton,
leaves as above st P. NJ. to-day, taking freight
and passengers for all landings on the Atchafa-
laya, Bayou Des Glaizes and Courtableau. Pas
sengers aud freight for Des Glaizes will be land
ed either at Big Bend Landing or Simmsport.
Mr.. T. John has charge Of the Office, and ship
pers and passengers will find him an attentive
clerk and thorough gentleman.
The Carrie V. kountZ, overlaid yesterday,
leaves at P. NJ. to-day for St. Louis and way
points.
Red and Ouachita rivers were falling slowly at
last advices.
The Bertha Bruner leaves at 5 P. NJ. to-day for
Trenton, Monroe and way landings on Black and
Ouachita rivers.
Capt Blanks has had the Bastrop repaired and
reprinted in such fine style that she looks better
than when bran new.
The Seminole has been 80 changed by the ex-
tensive repairs recently put her that she looks
like different boat altogether.
The repairs on the Willie are being pushed
rapidly forward.
They are still patching the upper steamboat
wharf