The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-12-11

trlQay morning, Dec. IL, lot3. |
The river office of the BULLETIN has been |
removed from Kouns's Building, Canal street
ferry landing. to No 4 Delta street, over E. !
Conery & Sons, where the undersigned can
be found daily from S A. Nj. to 2. II.
GEO L. DUNCAN,
River Reporter n. .. Bulletin.
Another lovely day was youchsafed us yes-
terday
Bushes on the landing was much better
tLan it had been FOR several days pas.
For late river kilograms see first page.
List of arrivals and manitests will be found
in our marine column.
The Carrie v kountz overlaid yesterday,
and leaves positively at noon to-day for st.
Louis and all way landings.
The Grand Ecore packet Garry owen Is re-
ceiving to leave this evening at . P. NJ. with
! out fail.
The c. H. Durfee, in place OF the new Bart
Able leaves at 5 p. NJ tomorrow for Grand
Ecore and all way landings.
The departures yesterday embraced the
Clifford for Red River, Seminole TO- La
| fourche, st. John for Baton Rouge, Frank
Pargoud for Argyle and the usual Lower
Coast packets
| The following are the next boats at this
port Willie and Bertha Bruner from
Ouachita, r. T. Bryarly, w. J. Behan, Belle
Rowla land and c. II. Durfee from Red River,
Mary Houston, Peytona and barges. Warner
and barges, S. J. Hale and Nick Longworth
from the Ohio, and Future City and W. J.
Lewis from st. Louis.
| STEAMERS LEAVING THIS DAE.
For GRAND EcoRE-Regulor Pachet.-The
Garry Owen. under the command of the vet
eran Capt John Heinz, leaves for the above
and all way landings at ) z. NJ to-day. MI
VIM. Culbertson has charge OF the Office.
For OUAcHITA RyEE.-The light draught
passenger packet Bastrop j. W. Blanks, mas
ter, L. P. Delahoussaye, clerk, leaves at ) F.
Nj. to-day for all landings or Quachita and
Black rivers
For BATON Ro1GE-Tho fine side-wheei
passenger packet B. l.. Hodge, V B. Balran-
CO. master. +. Bergeron. clerk, leaves for the
above and way landings to-day at 10 A. N.
For YAzoo RIVER irouqla Paclset. The
fine passenger packet Lucy Kern, S. Fl. Pari-
sot. master. leaves at p Nj. to-day for all
landings on Yazoo and Tallahatchie rivers.
For V1cKsBURG- Regular Friday Packet.
The elegant passenger packet La Belle, Sam
Ayles, master. Chas Drown. clerk, leaves at
5P NJ to-day for Vicksburg and all way land
ings The L. Belle gives through bills Of
lading for all landings on Iazoo ana Yalla-
hatchie rivers, also for Memphis, Cairo and
the bends. making sure connections at Nicks
burg.
I MISCELLANEOUS.
Capt. Cannon. we are pleased to inform our
readers, is rapidly improving.
The b. L. Hodge brought in ronsing trip
Yesterday.
The Stella Block is receiving to leave for
Ouachita River at 5 p. NJ. tomorrow.
The John B. Maude is the regular packet
for Memphis and the bends. she leaves TO-
day Mt 8 Z. III
[Bv telegraph
NATHEz Dec. 1O-To Johh Janney. \. q. ::
Leave at II p NJ, 1900 bales cotton.
T. Z. LEATHEEs. Steamer Natchez.
| BATON RorGE. Dec l0-Britton 4 Eppler ::
Steamer Bertha will arrive this evening and
leave Saturday II. II. BROAD, Master.
TRENTON. Dec. 10.-To Capt. J. W. Blanks:
Willie here. Water risen & inches. Ora gone
[above Plenty water for Bastrop to come
through. j,,o. z. MocE!s.
burn, agents, 80 Natchez street: Steamer War
ner and barges will arrive Oh Saturdar after
noon. NJ. r. FISHER, Master.
Bayou SARA Dec 9.-To Hite & Carlin :
Will arrive this evening Leave on Friday,
Dec. 18th, for Shreveport and all landings On
Red River. GEO. W. REA,
Master Steamer Belle Rowland.
/ BAYOU SARA. Dec. 10.-Nill arrive Friday
. morning and leave on Saturday, December
u. for al landings Oh Ouachita and Black
rivers. y. v. y AL, Ell.
Master Steamer Stella Block.
|, BATON ROUGE. Dec. 10.-To Lord Il Nc
Peake Will arrive at daylight OH Friday
morning with 400 bales and 1900 sacks. VIII
I leave positively on time. SAM. AYLEs
Master liz Belle
BAYOU SARA. Dec. 10.-To the Bulletin
The Durfee will arrive at noon on Friday. and
will leave for Grand Ecore on Saturday
G. c. HAMILToA.
FROM OUR EXCHANGES.
, From Nicksburg Herald, Dec. 9th:
, Business at the landing was confined chiefly
to movement OF reshipping cotton and
freight, of which the Natchez got I'll that shA
left for Tallahatchie, Frank Beck for Sun
/ flower, and B. H. Hurt for the Bends, with
fair trips The Big Sunhower arrived with
$40 bales cotton of which $40 were for re-
| shipment. The Lucy KERN came up from
retirement, took on the Belle Iazoo's cotton,
t $50 bales, and left after dark for New Orleans.
t The Exporter passed with nearly 1900 tons
, freight, including 800 bales cotton. She dis
charged IS tons here. The Bismarck put of
{ a good freight and had. among othes items
| from below, 1900 bales cotton.
! Vicksburger. Dec. 9:
4 The weather was clear ana cooY. Business
| revived very much on the landing, ard tie
packets and transient boats were all as well
occupied with good trips. as if there had been
f no attack on the city by the negroes. We
| learn the Knights Templer on the boats going
t up Monday were much ezasperated at the
negroes coming in to attack the city.
, Numbers OF them were anxious to stop Off,
and help defend the place against the negro
} mob. The river is still rising slowly at this
place; but the Yazoo and tributaries are fall
ing rapidly, and navigation is again difficult
in those streams.
Shreveport Times, Dec. ;:
t private dispatch from Fulton yessert'ay
states that the river up there had fallen eight
inches and was falling slowly. AS long as the
river will fall we are glad it has got the
slows. The river is doing lis dirt about
this time We want a good rise and want il
, bad. but the dod-rotted old institution will
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