The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-07-18

Al Three and half feet on the principal bars
the latest from Old Red.
The Bertha Bruner is the next boat due frol
Ouachita River.
At last accounts Red and Ouachita Rivers wer
falling slowly.
The City Of Quincy follows the Great Republi
in the st. Louis Line. She leaves Wednesday
ed inst.
|; Loss OF THE GLADIoLA.--By the arrival yesteI
day Of the Lotus No. g. We learned that tn
steamer Gladiola, Capt. Chas. Truslow. whic
left this port last Saturday 18th inst. for Shreve
port, struck snag in Clossiers Reach, mile
below Campte, on the night of Tuesday, 14tl
inst, and sunk. Shortly after sinking she brok,
in two and will consequently prove total loss
She was owned by Capt. H. L. Lee, and is insure.
in Western offices for over 10000.
The Garry Owen, Capt. Nick Bouchman, leave:
to-day at ?. NJ, for Camden and all intermediat,
| landings.
The Bossier, Capt. Boardman, leaves ever,
Tuesday and Saturday for Grand Isle We refer
our readers to her advertisement in the specia
| notice column.
| The regular Attakapas packet Ida. Capt For
gay, leaves to-day at ) p. NJ. for st. Martins
| vile and all landings intermediate.
| The G. H. Durfee will arrive in time to leave
on Tuesday, 2lst inst, at P. NJ, for Jefferson,
Shreveport and way landings.
The Great Republic, Capt. ThOrwegan, leaves at
5 =. NJ. to-day. for st. Louis.
Rates to Red River are full card rates to Jeffer-
son and way landings, and twenty-five per cent
! off to Shreveport.
Passengers by taking the A. NJ. train of Nor
gans Railroad to-day will connect at Bayou DIES
Auemandes with the Bossier for Grand Isle
Capt. Geo. Hamilton has our thanks for late
papers.
FoR CAMDEN.-The elegant, lght-draft steamer
Bastrop, under command of Capt: Fred. Blanks,
leaves as above at 5 p. NJ. to-day. Mr.. Joe
Holmes has charge Of her Office, and is ably as
sisted by Mr.. VIM. Guss.
For OPEIoUsAs.-The fine passenger packet
Trenton Capt, Eugene Quatrevaux, leaves at
ings. Mr.. T. John, one Of the most courteous
clerks Oh the river and general favorite in the
Opelousas trade, has charge of the office. The
Trenton will in future leave for Washington,
taking freight for all landings on Atcha falaya
SPIN.
For VICKsBURG.-The Gov. Allen, lin place Of
the NatcheZ), Capt Jno. G. Benson, leaves as
above, at 5. P. M. to-day. Messrs. Owen and
Grice have charge Of the Office, and the bar is in
care Of all those who thirst. The Allen has SUI
perior accommodations for passengers, and her
officers are noted for their courteous treatment
OF shippers and passengers
FoR BATON RoUGE.-The B. L. Hodge, Capt.
Baranco leaves for the above and all way landings
at 5 o'clock this evening.
The departures yesterday were w. S. Pike for
Fishers Landing, John Il. Maude for ST. Louis,
Lizzie Hopkins for LafOurche and Marie for Pilot
Town.
Mr.. s. s. Streck will take charge of the office of
the W. s. Pike.
From the officers Of the Opeousas packet
Trenton We learn that the crops in st, Landry
are in iourishing condition, and no danger Of
the worm injuring cotton. Her star-gazer said
that he had only heard of two caterpillars in the
parish, and is certain that he saw them SWIM
ming the Atchafalays last Thursday night, on
their way over to Pointe Coupee.
The light draught Belle Rowland, Geo. W. Rea,
master, Chas Drown, clerk, leaves for Jefferson,
Shreveport and all points intermediate, without
fail, at 5 P. NJ. to-day.
Among the packets receiving yesterday We
noticed that those advertised in the BULLETIN
were getting the lions share of what was going
The Maude left with all she wanted; the Garry
Owen, for Ouachita, was receiving freely, and
he Bastrop, for Camden; Sabine, for Grand
Ecors; Trenton, for Opelousas; Belle Rowland,
or Red River, had, up to dark, fair prospects for
ull loads before p NJ TODAY