The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-06-12
RIVER NEWS.
OFFICE OF THE BULLETIN, !
Friday Mornirg g., June ~ 1874. I

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! Daybrcak yesterday revealed SIX unlocked, and
an atmosphere 40 heavy to render respiration Diff
cult, and temperature which caused perspiration
to flow freely from all who had any business on our
river front. Towards noon Jupiter Pluvirs mar
slaled his hosts and shout O'Clock. p. NJ we were
blessed with copious fall of rain, for which this
the clerk OF the weather.
Business midding fair on the landing vester-
day The Frank Pargoud received freely al! ay. and
lett on time with fine trip. Tha, Immense freghter
the Paragon, arrived from Piteburg with an immense
cargo! IA copy OF her manifest will be found in our
Marine column. and tn sughout the da, hudreds Of
labortrs were engaged in getting it from of the boat
to the wharf. "a " Nl& ,IalT#.HFl
Two of the nations wards yesterday received 81 50
each from the steamer W s. Pike, for and in cons de-
ration of wages alleged to have been earned over
eighteen mouths ago. The mate paid the money and
with i the exorbitant fees Of the United Sta'es
Comnliss 'oner, hut did under protest. How much
longer are our river men going to al themselves 10
be imposed upon By these eeches, who fastened
themselves upon us, aud Who oniy subsist by snck
ing the LIES blood from the hard working men, giving
Judgments daily in favor of pegro paupers and i'm.
pos.ors knowing that if they gave Justice notices
DRowNED About 10 o'cock3A. ". YESTERDAY two
negro laborers engaged in dscharglng the ste amer
Paragon got into ronsh and tumble fight. aud both
fell into the river One drowned hut the other
maze his way ashore and left the landing in doube-
The Bart Able for Grand Ecore aud Gov. Allen for
Vicksburg. arc receiving TO leave at r. NJ to.mor
row q. ea !. rI mi,
Passe myers. by taking the train on Morgans Lousi.
connect ct Bayou des Aiemandes with steamer Bos.
ser for Grand Isle. NH s. tg n Wan e.
The Exporter. from the ohio RIVER, is eceivng for
return trip. Fai'' f
The Mississippi is falling steadily as lis also all Of
its tributary streams.
From late adyces we learn that the crop OF corn
and cottor along the valley of Red River are looking
better than they have for years past the hands are
working we }. and big yield is antcipat d.
For lists OF arrivals and manfests, marine |
column. it.5.S-
The departures yesterday were the Frank parecud
Block for Boz If River.
The Ouachita Belle in consequence of low water in
the Ier O'achita and dearth 4 business. has con-
Guided u choke stump for while. ..
since neutrality-suspicious. Of the city soup house the
number of vendors 81 cold vctnas on the steamboat
landing have vfsiy decreased. We heard AL old ne.
ness fonrished, ..Ihile I'm busted. dat d-n sop.
shop has squashed ne Glenn out"E Il tt
Steamers now pass through the Louisville Canal at
charge q ten cens per ton.llVS ~ s-@ >" ~
Capt. Yno W. Cannon is sojournng at the White
sulphur Springs. Va.
Osceola bar has been scnrce OF tronble lately 70
deeply hden boats At last accounts it inl-
Iroving.b XII qfstf Yg@'rI, = SsAFF : ~
The Glencoe, Capt, T. 3 CALI Don. leaves tomorrow
The Susie silver, Capt. Silver. leav on ws,lnesd v
Iune nth 70 st. Louis and will be followed on SAT-
arday the 10th. blythe James Howard. Capt. Pegram.
The sup ro Lessie Taylor. Capt Truslow leaves
saturday the 18th instant for Jefferson Shreveport
md all Why landns - -y
The REGULAR Lower Coast packet Empire. un,sr com.
nand of that courteous and efficient commander
Capt Oliver Canton, jr., leaves usual at 10 A. NJ
o-day.s
Tue w $. Pike. Capt J. }. Brown. leaves at S
P. NJ. today for Bayou Sara s#
@Messrs Jackson 4 Manson shipped 1900 sacks salt
1esterd on tie steamer Jno. F. Tale. for Louis
No fruh shipping to the West at present.
For arrivals and nanlfests Marine Column. II
The Fhta Capt. GreenIee, being IN ,voidably de. 4
aimed. leaves this evening for all landings on
Ascon. 1ensas and Black rivers
The regular camden packet willie Capt. J. ".
3ianss leaves this p NJ, for all landings on Black
nd onachi,a Rivera.
by telegraph
'CrSC1SyArI June n.-River feet and stationary
Weather sh livery. d
PIrrsBrnc Jine il.--Rver 8 fee, : inehes aud j
Weather Try; ain t,Lnight ,
EVANSVILLE. June n.-Heavy wind and rain this
morn ng Weather partly clesranl cooler sinee noon
liver fallen inches.
Ca no. June ll.-Arrived: Iougworth from New
u leans at A. NJ Mary Houston from Louisville ~
James Howard from -. Louis at 3 p NJ. 81 gene.
i've from Vicks urg AT 3. Departed; Longworth for
ina4nnatf at p. NJ, ST. Genevive for st Louis al
NJ. James Hon ari for New Orleans at q River 10 II
eet 10 inches and falling Weather clear. Mercury
ST. Lo, h. Jhne ll.-No Arrivals Departed Julia o
" Wick burg. River rise 2t inches. ain this morn-
~. clear ind cool since. :
LOUISVILLE, June 1l.-Rver ststi nary; feet 6
,ches the canal Wind and rain last night. IN
MEMPHIS, June ll.-Weatner bot. with fine shower
rain this sfterroon. River fall five incnes Ar e
reat BE pbc Atlantic for ST. Louis, Susie Silver
y New Orleans: to-day, Thomss sherlock for New
resns cry Of Chester for ST. Louis. CITY of Helena
r VIC sbuYR.
v-ck BuRo June ll.-Up: Robs Mitchell. 5 p. NJ, II
.pitA City, r NJ, Mary Alice and Blrses at p. d.
Down II. q. iaaGer at IL p. last nigh. weather to
arm sod resr The pver has fallen zs inches In The
u "A hours. tc