The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-29
THE RIVER.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN,
Tuesday Morning, Sept. %, 1874.

At davbrcak yesterday the weather was clear
and very cool with strong breeze from north
by cart blowing towards noon Old Sol asserted
hs supremacy over rude Eoreas and caused those
who were exposed to his rays on the landing TO
regret having arrayed themselves in fall c s.
tunes.
Considering that it was Monday and nearly the
end oY tie month, business on the landing was
much better than cond be ext ected.
Capt. Joe. Daiferes will have fine, side-wheel
passenger packet in the Upper Coast trade. She
will leave on her first trip Monday, Oct. 18th.
The steamer IaZoO will, as soon as the stage
Of water permits, resume her trips az through
packet between this city and Yazoo River.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Ouacf1ita rose % inches at Monroe on the
9th inst
Capt. McVay reports heavy and continuous
rains last week on the Mississippi, from Vicks-
burg down to NatchcZ.
Still hHvAD.-Thc champion r. L. Lee ar
rived yesterday on tune with rousing trip for
this time Of year. The principal items of her
cargo were 1893 bales cotton, 1921 sacks cotton
seed and $3.50 slaves.
1t is RI " ored that will have several packets
from above in the sugar trade during the coming
season; aiso that the Liable will run regu-
lar packet between this city and Memphis.
Another man of-war arrived and anchored off
the city vest, lday. THIS laak, i've Of them, not
counting in kellogg's monitors.
The Selma, Capt. Dngas, viii commence on
Oct. 18th making trl-weekly trips between this
city and Bavcu Goula, leaving this port every
Sunday at A. NJ, aud every tuesday and Thurs
day at noon. Capt. A. Dugas will command, and
Mr.. A. Neynier vii! have charge OF her Office.
The Empire leaves at 10 A. NJ, Tomorrow, for
the Lower Coast.
The Katie will resume her trips 10 the mouth
of White River, Chicot City, the bends, and
Vicksburg. on Monday, Oct. 5th-Capt j. w.
Cannon in command, and Mr.. j. II. Mossop in
the Office.
The Bertha, from Opelousas, will be receiving
this morning. She leaves as usual tomorrow at
SPIN
Tho departures yesterday we're w. s. Pike, for
Bayou Sara, and Henry Tetc, Tor Donaldson.
suREv. PORT, Sept. 26. 70 lHite h Carlin ::
Leave THE evening with $50 bales.
JOHN HODGE,
Master Steamer Bastrop.
roA1s IN PORT.
The c. II. UuriCe will come to the landing this
morning and at once commence receiving freight
for hIeveport and all way landings, to leave
Thursday, October LIST, at g. =. NJ. Capt. Joe
Aiken will command, and Mr.. McGhes.ncy has
charge d the Office.
CAPT. Montgomery has had his fine packet
the Seminole placed III tip-top order. and viii.
in short time, have her at the wharf ready for
business.
The pretty Lessie Taylor is on tie Good Intent
Dock Undergoing thorough repairs, She Will be
ready for busint So il about ten days.
Cart. Dick SiEnott ia having his two fine pack
cts, the Bart Able and Sabine, placed in Al order
Tor the coming buriucs season.
Thc i9diAna and !.obert. Mitchell arc awaiting
a rise III tn" Ghc; when it comes they will hight
ont for i..cunatl.
Repairs on the Belle Lee. Gov. Alien. b. I.
Hodge ia Belle, Lizzie Hopkins, Katie, Gus
ciita Belle and Texas are hoiAS rapidly pushed
forward, and, water permitting, we expect t. zee
them wheel into line ere many days have elapsed
Capt. joe Dal!eres ~ at present running the
fine low water packet Lolita, from Donaidsonvilie
down to hckport or Bayou Lafourche, making
close connection with tho W. s. Pike.
PERsoSAL.-Capt L. Il. Trinidad left this city
Sunday cveong last for Cincinnati. He will re-
turn in week or ten days
We were pleased to meet with--on the front
vest. rd:sy Capt Jos. A. Akin AMI Joe Dalferes.
They we're locking WEI.
STEAMERS LEAVING THIS DAY
For VICksBURG.-The champion z. z. Lee
VIM. Campbell, master, A. McVay, clerk, leaves
FOR the above and all landings intermt diate at 5
L. NJ. to-day.
For UrpRR CoAsr.-The fine side-wheel pas
.enger packet Mary Ida, A. J. Rniz, master, J.
L. Boyd and John Rernaud, Clerks. leaves at 10
A. NJ, to- ay, for all landings on Upper Coast
,s far mp as the Convent.
For EnD RIvrR.-Tne fine low water packet
". J. Dehan, GEO. 4. Wilkinson, master, r. w. |
Ames, clerk, leaves for Jefferson, Shreveport and
vi way landings, at =. H. to-day.
FoR CUAcHITA i'ryER. : The Willie, T. 4. |
Blanks ma ter, leaves this evening at 5 O'Clock !
or Ire mon tionfhc anu al lauuinSS lntcfnle- |
late on Black and Ouaeiisa rivers.
For SHnfvE.rC RAJ 5 I. i. to-day the Al |
light -dIaught packet Carrie 4. Thorn, Charles p.
rrl.slow, master, Cherries Thorn, clerk, leaves
or the above and all way landings.
Fci. ST. LOWS The M.:v. T. Co 3 towboat |
Zee and harges leave st 5 2. II. to-day a. a ove
at Cairo with the Illinois Central
Railroad.
ToR ST. LOUIS. Capt. Mu'lon Will dispatch
ne Konnt4 Line packet: Henry c. Jaeger, Capt.
c. Vanhook for the above and sll landings
Intermediate.
TIE CRY OF QUrNcY.-Ihis packet leaves at
,. NJ. to-day for St. Louis, Cairo and all way
andnSs.
The Grand Ecore packe r. T. Bryarly will be
eceiving Thursday i0orning to leave Saturday,
'ct Sd at 5 2. NJ
The regular Grand Ecore packet Flcta is re-