The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-08-25

Ofl sunday We were threatened WIN ram, DNt
none fell, however. Yesterday the weather was
clear and warm.
| There has been little or no business transacted
on the levee since last issue.
The following dispatches We're received yester-
day:
VIcKeBuRG, Aug. 23.-To J. A. Stevenson:
The Bee and bargts will arrive Monday and leave
Tuesday for 81. Louis. H. H. SYIMEs.
VIcKsBuRG, Ang. 23-To Capt. Jas Mellon:
The John r. Tolle VIII arrive Monday night and
leave Tuesday for Memphis, Cairo and st. Louis.
ID. NJ. BRADY
BAYOU SARA, Aug. 2i.-To Lord ~ McPeake, 46
Camp street: Annie tonight. Sure weekly trips
TO Grand EcOre, connecting at the Falls with
ste ,mer Ida Leon. JNo. G MITCHELL,
Steamer Fieta.
The steamer Bertha, Capt H. H. Broad from
Washington, will arrive to-day and leave a.
usual at p. NJ. tomorrow.
The st John, Capt. McElroy, is receiving to
leave tomorrow at III A. M. for BaIon Rouge and
all way landings.
The regular Grand Ecore packet T1eta will be
found at the landing tins morning, and viii leave
at y. NJ to-day as usual.
The John f. Tolle and Bee and bargcs are re-
teiving to leave this evening for st Lnui-.
One Of the bargcS III the Bees tow contains
%, 600 bushels of wheat in bulk.
The Robt. e. Lee brought in % bales of the
new crop, and the Selma bales.
News items were scarce on the landing yestcr-
day.
STEAMERS LEAVING THIS DAY
FoR VICksBURG- Tuesday T.. s. Mail PacEet-
Tht champion X. L. Lee, VIM. Campbell master,
john II. Mossop clerk, leaves for the above and
all way landings at p. NJ. to-day.
Fon GRAND ECoRE Rey0la,' Tuesiay Puchet-
The swift, light draught passenger packet Fleta
John Mitchell master, James l.. Robbins clerk
leaves a. above to-day at 5 p. NJ, on time. We
refer our readers to telegram published above
received from her yesterday.
FoR ST. LOUIS" kouhtz Line.-The Jno. f.
IL. ~
for the above and all way landings.
FoR GRAND EcoRE-( In place Of the Sabinc)
the extreme light draft passenger packet r. T.
Bryarly, Capt W. T. Scovell, lea es positively TO-
day at 7. NJ. as above.
foR ST.. LouIs.-The Bee and barges Of the N.
v. T. CO., leaves to-day above under command
Of Capt. II II. Symmes.
MISCELLANEOUS No action has az yet been
taken IN regard to reduction OF Wharfage or to
repair steamboat landing.
MENOEANDUM.-The Carrie A. Thorn left New |
Orleans o. the 18th of August, drawing three
feet, bound for Shreveport. Made good low |
water time; found thirty inches water above |
Alexandria. We reached HE Dye, point three
miles above Montgomery and thirty seven below
Grand Ecore, on Wednesday, the 18th where we |
received information from the steamer Ida Leon |
that there was eighteen inches water above |
Finding the Belle Rowland's Martha Burners
and Bastrop's freight on the bank at HE Dye
bar, awaited the arrival Of the Royal George
.Wenty-1Onf hours, Wher upon we damaged our !;
freight and turned back, finding it useless to try
% go farther Left HE Dye on Friday the Dist
1t 10 A. NJ, and at $50 p. VI. the same day We
anded at Alexandria, where We engaged small
Dad of cattle goo head). Left Alexandria at 6
P NJ. on Saturday, the 23d. Left Fleta at Alex
'ndria. Landed at the Stock Landing in New
)rleans on Monday the 2lth at $3.50 p NJ.
CHECK.
The Mary Ida is receiving to leave at TO- NJ.
for the Lower Coast.
Quite a number OF citizens were on the
andng Sunday to witness the departure of the
iov. Allen and La Belle for Baton Rougc, With
he delegates to the Democratic Convention.
This reporter has almost recovered his health
nd only needs a little strength to be able once
gam to put in an appearance on the river front.
Want ef space prevents us from giving any
xtracts this mornp & from orr excha gcs.
We have no hope of business until We have
lcre water i'll IKE tributaries.