The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-07-30

We state without fear of contradiction that III
weather yesterday was warm. The sky wa
amoot cloudlees and He.ios was not mlserly i
dispensing his genial rays upon this sweltern
| community.
business on the landing was fair, considern
the limited tonnage represented.
! The Carrie y. kountz will be found ready t.
| receive feight this morning. to leave tor 81
! LOUIS and al way landings on SATURDAY. Aucus
| l, at 5 T. Nj.
| F.isDee not very busy yesterday. The ex
tretne h ut must have caused his runners {,
| gIvo the levee wide berth.
| The Tom Jasper arrived yesterday evening
with full freight
| Tho John L. Tole left last evening for st
/. vi with large freight, consisting in part .
t'Oyy sacks salt, 1890 sachs shipped by Jackson
Manson, and loo by Nessrs. Jackson, Hi
patrIck ~ henderson.
The Bastrop leaves Tor Ouachita River TODAY
7. NJ, positively.
The certificate of Mr.. John Rhodes Smith
CIV IA by st. Johns Lodge No. 2S of Hannibal
Missouri, was picked up On the upper steamboa;
Finding yesterday. Tue owner an Obtain it b,
app.ymg to Capt. Geo. l.. kouns Canal street
Ferry landing.
Tho repairs TO our steamboat wiiarves have
Ice lnlneucod, but at the present rate of pro.
gress it VIII be far into the bisy season before
they are half completed. This work should be
pushed forward as rapidly as possible. as we will
need every inch of wharf rooui this winter to ac-
commodate our river steamers.
For late te,eSlams see first page.
The river a, this point IL still falling
No change to report IN regard TO freight rates,
either to the West or the tributaries.
Tie departures yesterday were the Bertha r
Washington, Mary Ida for Lower Coast, Johu f.
IOl,e and Mary Alice and barScs for st. Louis.
Me-carched i'll vain al long the landing yesterday
for news items and found them JUS as arce us
We found the holes IN the woodwork plentiful.
When Will our city authorities take action on
the Wharfage question? Echo wers-w,lI
we a . not heard what, but may as well supply
the blank by saying, never.
The Gommo waltz leaves for ST. Louis CD
Tues 'ay, August 4th
The tavollte passenger packet G. II. Durfee
Capt j. A. Aiken, will arrive IN time to leave on
August /, for Shreveport and ali way
landings.
The Trenton from Opelousas, Gov Allen from
VIcksburg, and sabine from Grand &c re. are
due this evening, and will leave On return tnp rs
advertised.
The b lie Rowland and c. H. Dnrfree let
lnevcp'nt for this city on thu l7tl, inst.
1h- arrivals heslerd,y we're the Frank Parcoud
Fl m the ontG al Whit RIVER, 1 ON Jaspy FROM
81. L'tils, aud Empire flonl Lower Cast IhcT
llauitests will he found IN our marine column.
The LilLle Hopalns, Capt. Ancoln, leaves at 10
\ NJ FRIDAY, Tor all landings Bayou La
our,he.
In, Bas.rop leaves without fail, at 5 P. NJ to
lay.
Tue extreme iiSht-draught packet Il. T. Dryar-
Is rec' ivins to leave to-day, for al landings
Rcd river.
STEAMERS LEAVING THIS DAY
For Mouth OF WHITE RIVER. The elegant
packet Flank Paryoud J. NJ. White.
master. Curt. Holmes, clerk. leaves at r. NJ. IT,
lay, Tor Clicot City. mouth Of White river,
Argyle, Nicksbnrg AMI all way landings.
toR BED RIvER.-The X. I. Bryan is recciv-
NJ I" leave to-day, at T. H., for all landings on
led River. "
w. I. Scovell commands and Mr. NJ. l.. Scov.ll
~ charge of the office. The Bryarly Is u light /
raft boat and offers superior accom- no lstious to
hippers and passengers.
FOR CAMDEN. The Bastrop. Capt Fred Blanks,
lrssrs. Joe Holmes and Vim. Guss. clerks, leaves
'r the above and ali way landing on Black and
'uachita rivers at p. n. to-day.
FOR ST iOU.s.-The Tom Jasper, J. " john
Dn master. leaves as above, 1t ) +. NJ. T. day.
Fo1 RED kivEK. The W. J. Behan Capt. Geo.
',ik'ns.'n leaves positively II 5 4. IL to-.ixy for
etierson. Shreveport and al way landings.
Inc following dispatch Was received last night
MI U saeasGr. from Capt. EsIi,tle. Of steamer
"vas ;siei. webs ,u.s .:.it
Ao'sS~ .s'-Ass. -. $780, .>-as .o-Aa.A::A. !