The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-25

We had more signs OF rain yestcrday-br
they only served to verify the old adace. Gal
signs fail in dry weather, and to follow the stvlt
OF our commercial editors we report in regard
| to the weather our quotations of YESTERDAY:
1.-THE weather with which we have been blessed
ID OF late has been conducive of one thing. il
Iact, We may as well say OF two. viz: Colds and
aust. Nearly every one we meet complains OF
the first and as for the dust, it has become such
| an annoyance that the habitues Of our river
front generally refrain from referring to ii. fol
when they do it forces them to break one of the
commandments; it seems long since we went
to Sunday School that We don't know which par
! tlcuar one it is but it's the one that saws don t
say naughty words when you can help it,
The departures yesterday were the Natchez
| 1or VicEsburg, Belle Of Shreveport for st.
Louis. Sabine Tor Grand Ecore, C. II. .urfee for
Red River, BastroD for Trenton, Empire for
Trenton for Opelousas.
The Seminole not being quite ready, did not
leave as advertised. but viii 60 out positively on
Monday next, at ). p. III.
At last accounts old Red was about on stand
We have no late advices from Ouachi.a
Business continues brisk on the upper but very
dull on the lower landing
The fine steamer La Belle will leave at ga. N.
tomorrow for the Grand Barbecue and mass
meeting to be held that day on the Waeeaman
plantation, five miles above CarCollton. We ex-
pect TO see large crowd go out on her, especially
when such distinguished speakers as Colonel Z.
John Ellis, Eugene Waggaman and General
Randall Gibson will address the meeting, we
invite river friends to go up on this trip as it
will well repay them for the trouble.
The fleta will arrive tonight and leave as
usua! on Tuesday next, for Grand Ecore and
Way landings
The Ouachita Belle was placed in dock last
Friday, and after being inspected by Mr. Cooper
was found to be without e single rotten timber
IN fact, after being five years in active service
and that, too without being locked, all tina: has
been found to do upon her is a little caulking.
This speaks volumes for the Belle and her careful
commander, Capt F. A. Blanks.
by Telegraph
SHREVEPORT, Oct. 23.-To Lord & IcPeake:
Leave IN the morning. Arrive Tuesday night.
Advertise for Thursday y,..o, G; P: TRTs Low
BAYOU SARA, Oct. 24.-To Britton & Eppler:
The steamer 4. T. Bryarly will arrive at 4 r. NJ.
Leave Wednesday. W. L. ScoyELL, Master.
VIcssBURG, Oct. 23.-To John Janney, Agent:
Leave Delta with 2lO0 bales Of cotton.
WIN. CAMPBELL,
Master steamer r. E. Lee.
MONROE, Oct. 22.-To Hite & Carlin Agents
Steamer Bertha Bruner leaves here tomorrow
for New Orleans; leaves on return to Monroe and
Trenton on Tuesday, 9th.
W11. VENTED, Master
SHREVEPORT Oct. %. To Hite & Carlin, |
Agents: Leave here Saturday morning: arrive |
Tuesday, and leave New Orleans, Thursday, Doth, !
for Jefferson, Shreveport and all landings.
Capt. g. L. TRUSLow, Str. Carrie A. Thorn
The r. I. Bryary will be ready early Monday
morning to receive freight She leaves on return
trip at p N. Wednesday, 2Sth inst, for jeff +
son, Shreveport and all way landings.
The Carrie A. Thorn will arrive in time to leave
Thursday next, Oct. 29th, at P. H. for all land
ngs on Red River.
The B. L. Hodge Y. Z. Baranco master T. |
8ergeron, clerk, leaves a ?. NJ. to morrow for
Baton Rouge and all intermediate coast landings.
The following shipments of salt were made
Dgr, nv lock 4 wiz