The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-11-26

If we except the dust whch-notwit hstanding
the rain of Monday morl inS-was almost blind
ing on the landing yesterday, the weather was
lovely, the sky was clear, and fine bracing
breeze Tx M the northeast, made overcoats COM
fortable and infused vigor into the bodies Of all
parties having business out doors.
Business on the landing was dull, the arrivals
and departures We're few and far between, some
thing like the visits of angels, only little more
so.
The news from all parts of the country is favor
able for a good stage of water in the Mississippi
and its tributaries during the present season.
The regular Opelousas packet Trenton is re-
celving to leave at ) p. NJ. to-day, for Washing
ton and all way landings.
The Sabine arrived last night from Grand
Ecore with 1850 bales cotton and sundries. She
leaves on return trip at 5 P NJ. to-day.
The superb Frank Pargoud leaves to-day
OH time for Argyle and way landings.
The officers Of the Trenton have our thanks for
favors.
The Kountz Line packet Hy. C. Yaeger, leaves
at P. NJ. to-day for st. Louis.
The superb Frank ParSoud, Capt. jim While
arrived with a splendid trip of cotton and seed,
and is receiving at the head Of Canal street, to
leave as named, at 2. NJ. to-day, for Argyle
Greenville, Vlcksburg and way landings.
The Garry Owen, john Heinn, master, is re-
ceiving to leave at p NJ. tomorrow, for Grand
Ecore and all way landings.
The elegant passenger packet Seminole, Joe
DaltereS. master, leaves to-day, as usual, at D
2. NJ, for the Coast and Lalourche. The Semi
mole is entered for the season as a regular New
Orleans, Coast and Lafourche packet, leaving
this city every Monday and Thursday at P. NJ,
under command Of Capt Jos. Dalferes.
The Alice leaves from the Magnolia Bridge,
New Basin, at p NJ. to-day, for all landings on
Bayou Manchac and Amte River.
The b. l.. Hodge will be found at the wharf
this morning, ready to receive freight, to leave
on her return trip at 10 A. NJ. tomorrow, for
Baton Rouge, Wallis Landing and all points in
termediate.
A clerk will be found On the landing. head of
Common street, this morning, receiving for the
regular Friday Nicksburg packet La Belle, Capt.
Sam Ayles.
The towboat Future City and barges of the
Mississippi Valley Transportation Company
freight for Chicago and all intermediate points
on the Illinois Central Railroad
[By Telegraph
ST. LOUIS. Nov. 24.-To Capt. James Mellon.
agent kountz Line, "a Gravier street: Viii ar
rive at New Orleans, Thursday, 26th inst
SHREVEPORT, Nov. 25.-To Capt. W. T. scovell,
here. Weather clear and cold. W. B. CHEW.
SHREVEPORT. Nov. 25.-To n. L. Scoyell, steam.
er Il. 7. Bryarly: Capt Noah Scovell leaves on
Era No. 10 to-day. River at Fulton has fallen 10
feet, and still falling. J: Il; JORDAN:
rive Thursday night. Leave Friday positively.
Good trip SAM,L HYLEs, steamer La Belle.
The ". J. Behan is receiving to leave Friday,
9th inst, at 5 P. NJ, for all landings on Red
hiver.
The Ruth, Capt. Pickett, is receiving to leave
at =. NJ. to-day tor Opelousas.
new shaft for the Bossier left last evening on
the K. I. Bryarlv.
The r. I. Bryarly was compelled to refuse
freight yesterday evening.
The departures yesterday were the Ida for At
takapas, R. T. Bryarly for Red River, It. John
for Baton Rouge, Frank Morgan and Waloon for
Lower Coast, Wowenock and Mary Ida for Upper
Coast.
STEAMERS LEAVING THIS DAY.
For LAFoURCHE AND COAST. The Seminole,
Joe Dalferes, master. leaves as above at 5 P. N.
For THE BENDs-U. s. Mad Pdcket.-The
superb Frank Pargoud, acknowledged by every