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

removed from Kouns's Building, Canal street
ferry landing. to No. Delta street, over E.
Conery Il Sons, where the undersigned car
be found daily from A. NJ to P. N.
GEO. J. DUNCAN,
River Reporter N. 0. Bulletin.
A heavy fog prevailed along the river front
Yesterday morning. At about A. NJ. it lifted
and the day was clear and pleasant.
Business on the landing yesterday was rather
brisk.
Late river kilograms will be found ON frs,
For list Of arrivals and manifests see marine
column.
The regular Opelousas packet Trenton ar
rived last night with O full freight, and
leaves positively on return trip at p. NJ. to-
day.
[By Telegraph
BAYOU SARA, Dec 1O.-To Capt. Il. Sinnott:
Arrive on Durfee. Sabine settling and breaking
fast River on stand at Alexandra.
GEO. G. HAMILTON.
BATON ROUGE, Dec. Ito Burdeau &
Wayne 1O5 Gravier street, N. O.: Mary Hous-
ton will arrive 10 o'clock Friday night,
CHAs. MILLER, Master.
SHREVEPORT, Dec. 1O-To Britton & Eppler:
Era No. 10 arrived to-day, and will leave to-
MORROW. Tom CLEMENTS, Clerk.
BATON ROUGE, Dec Ito J. NJ. Bowling
lively at ) F. NJ. T.. JOHN,
Clerk Steamer Trenton.
CD1TuAEY.-At clock Yesterday afternoon
Capt. V. 3. Baranco, late master OF the Baton
Rouge packet 3. L. Hodge, and for owe,
twenty years identified with the Upper Coast
trade, departed this life at the age of So years.
AS commander Capt Baranco stood high in
public estimation, and as gentleman he was
respected by all with whom he became &C
quainted, His remains will be inferred this
evening, the funeral taking place from his late
residence, 1872 Camp street, at O'Clock. May
he rest in peace"
The Ouachita packet Bastrop, having been
unavoidably detained yesterday, in conse-
quence of shippers falling to complete thei1
lots, leaves positively to-day at P. NJ.
The neat low water Ouachita River packet
Stella Block, Capt. Joe Walker, arrived last
evening with q full load of cotton and Il few
ducks. When she arrived the cargo, or rather
portion of it, was discharged, and that
without cost. Capt. Joe's friends thinking that
the boat was down too much by the head,
began to tighten her up by taking the ducks
(Which were hanging up forward) ashore, and
in few minutes there was not 4 pair left to
draw to.
The departures yesterday were the Garry
Owen with a fine trip for Grand Ecore,
Jno. B. Maude for Memphis, La Belle fol
| Nicksburg with all she wanted,1 Carrie Y.
| kountz, with about 400 tons. for st. Louis,
and ". S. Pike for Bayou Sara.
| The arrivals yesterday were numerous, and
all Of them were laden to their full capacity.
! The Belle Rowland arrived late Thursday
night from the wreck OF the Sabine with 555
bales cotton So sacks seed cotton, % sacks
cotton seed 4 hogsheads and barrels of SUI
gar and three packages OF merchandise, saved
| from the wreck. The cotton was in splendid
order, showing no sign at all Of ever having
been in the water. The officers of the Sabine
deserve great credit for saving this portion Of
the c,rgo in such admirable order.
| When we get through with the mfscreants
who are at present trying to foist upon the
people of this State bastard Legislature,
we can vouch that our steamboat landing will
be put in perfect repair. At present. our city
authorities are powerless to act in the premi
ses, but bright future is before us, and il
may not be long ere the steamboat landing O.
the Crescent City will rival that of any city
Gu the Western waters.
Capt John W. Cannon is rcovesing slowly.
His condition yesterday was better than il
has been for several days past.
Orlrshiend Mr.. James work was engaged yes
terday in experimenting the construction Of
stern dock to be used in making some nee
essary repairs to the propeller OF shes steam
J shi ? State of Alabama.
4 STEAMERS LEAVING THIS DAY.
] For GRAND EcoRE. G. II. Durfee, til
/; place OF the New Bart Able), Geo. c. Hamil
! ton. master, F. Findern, clerk leaves as above
IL p. NJ. to-day.
!; FoR OUAcHITA RIVER. THE Stella Block
Joe Walker, master, Sam Black and Ton
Knee, clerks, leaves to-day for al! landing
on the Block and Ouachita Rivers.
For IAzoo RIVER Through Iacie. The
fine passenger packet Lucy KERN, S. H. Pari
so. master. leaves at . P. Ii. to-day for al
landings on Yazoo and Tallahatchie rivers.
: ToE OUAcEITA R1vEE.-The light draugh
passenger packet Bas;rop J. W. Blanks, mas
ter, L. 2. Delahoussaye, clerk, leaves at p
VI. to-day for all landings Nrs O1sachita an(
Black rivers.
FoE BATON HorGE The st. Joh.. J. P
McElroy. master. Allen J!lnel. clerk. !eaves
.. z. u. to-day.
For orELorsA.- ~ ees.g r.ch... The ele
CANT passenger packet Bertha. H. H. Broad
master, J. B. Schmidt. slerk, leaves 90 above
at ) r. N. to-day.
To1. RED R1vEE-1he Tow wat.. gasseu
ser packet Belle Rowland, Gee. ". Rea
master H. G. Boazman. clerk, leaves at ) 7
| NJ. to-day for Shreveport andall way landings
FoR OpELoUsAs . Regular Pdcke. - TIT
, Trenton. Eugene sluatEevaux. master. L
4 John. clerk, ,sesyss as above to-day. a:
o'clock z. NJ.
F'on BAYOU sA.:s.-The regular packet Sci
ma. 3. Dugas, master. \. ?. Trousdale, clerk
I leaves :or the above and al intermediate