The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-12-30

The weather yesterday was warm and
cloudy.
Business on the landing was brisk, in con-
sequence of the large number OF arrivals
during the past 4S hours.
The mud is drying up fast on the river
'front.'
The Robt. E. Lee for vicksburg, and Willie
for Ouachita River, got off yesterday on time,
with fine trips.
| The wharfnger should see that the 4S hour
law is rigidly enforced on the lower landing.
The wharves are still over-crowded.
News items are scarce on the river front.
The work of removing the iron building,
which has for years past been an eye-sore to
our citizens, is nearly completed.
The Pargoud is receiving at the head Of
Canal street. She leaves tomorrow as usual.
| The Belle of Shreveport, Capt. Thos. Rea,
leaves on Thursday, 31st inst, for St. Louis.
The Indiana leaves for the Ohio River on
Thursday, 31st inst.
The following steamers are next due: City
of Quincy, from st. Louis; Fanny Tatum,
Robt. Mitchell and Iron Mountain from the
Ohio; Leslie Taylor and Ruth from Opelou-
sas; Era No. 10, R. T. Bryarly, Maria Louisa,
| G. H. Durfee and Garry Owen from Red
River; Ida from Attakapas; Belle Lee from
Memphis, and Frank Pargoud from Argyle.
The Kountz Line packet Jno. F. Tolle, is
receiving to leave Thursday, 3lst inst, for st.
Louis and all way landings.
The Garry Owen will be found receiving to
| leave at P. NJ this day for Grand Ecore
There will be clerk on the landing to-day
receiving for the Frank Pargoud.
The r. T. Bryarly leaves at 5 P. NJ. on
Thursday, 3lst inst, for Jefferson, Shreveport
and way landings.
From late advices we learn that Red and
Ouachita rivers were still rising slowly.
[By Telegraph
BATON ROUGE, Dec 29:-To Lord & Nc
Peake: Will arrive tonight, and leave Thurs
day. JOHN HEINZ,
Capt. Steamer Garry Owen.
SHREVEPORT, Dec, 27.-To Lord & Nc
Peake: Leave tonight with 1900 bales cot
tom Leave Saturday for Red River.
WILKINSON,
Capt Steamer W. j. Benan.
V1cKsBURG, Dec. 29.-To John Janney
Leave at 10 A. NJ. with 5000 bales cotton
and COCO sacks seed. J. M. WHITE
Master Steamer Pargoud.
BATON ROUGE, Dec. 29.-To Hite Il Carlin !:
Steamer Ida will arrive at II o'clock NJ. on
Tuesday and leave Wednesday evening for
Attakapas. J. 7. FoRGA, Master.
SHREVEPORT, Dec. 29.-To Hite & Carlin
Will be in Tuesday evening leave positively
on Wednesday, 3Oth inst, for Opelousas.
| c. C. PICKETT,
Master Steamer Ruth.
BATON ROUGE, Dec. $50 Britton Il Epp-
Ter Steamer L. T. Bryarly will arrive tLis
evening Ind leave Thursday positively,
w. T. SCovELL, Master.
SHREVEPORT, Dec. 2S.-To Britton n Epp-
Ter Leave here Tuesday at IL NJ; be with
you Saturday. ID. D. DANNALs,
Master Lotus No. 3.
V1cKsBuHG, Dec 29.-To Burdeau & Wayne:
Belle Lee will arrive Wednesday night with
$3.50 bales cotton on boat, 1913 on barge, and
1900 sacks seed. Leave Friday.
j. F. HICKS, Master.
V1cKsBURG, Dec. 29.-To Burdeau Wayne:
The Robert Mitchell arrive Wednesday night
| Lou HATES, Master.
The splendid passenger packet Leslie lay
lor. NJ. Kennison, master, I. John and D. +
Jemison, clerks, is receiving to leave at D
P, NJ. tomorrow for Camden and all way
landings on Ouachita and Black rivers
The Belle Lee is coming with the champion
trip of the season. See her dispatch pub
lished above.
The departures yesterday were the Chas.
Bowman for Cincinnati, Henry Tete tor Dom
aldsonville, Willie for Camden, and the usual
Lower and short Upper Coast packets
The prospects for water IN all streams trlo-
utary to the Mississippi are encouraging.
The Glencoe leaves this evening at D clock
for st. Louis.
The Bertha, for Opelousas and Belle Row
land, for Red River, are receiving at the head
of Canal street, lower side, to leave this even
ing at o'clock.
STEAMERS LEAVING THIS DAY.
| Foe opE-cvs.s. -The tine passenger facke.