The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-05-23
WEATHER. BUSINESS. ETC.

WEATHER. BUSINESS, ETC.
Yesterday was but repetition OF the past days OF
the week. Helios shone forth in all his splend Dr,
and the dust was thick ever; yet not single
gentle zephyr vouchsaf.d US, for which we are
thankful, as the dust remains undi- turbed.
Busl the landing was not over brisk, but 1t
better than it has been for several days past.
The departures yesterday were the ". s. PIKE 1or
RayoV Sara. Henry Tete aud Lizzie Hopkins for La
fourcHe, and Empire and Maria Louise tor Lover
Coast
The river at this poiLt is feet inches below high
water mark of 1871.
Capt pav johnson will ship by the Henry c. Yae-
ger 1900 sacks salt to- ay and 800 by the Lotus No
He will ship a couple of dozen Of his atent ma
chimes to prevent swearing. P. H. will be on hand
Our list of arrivals and manfests will be found IN
our marine columns.
For VIcKsBuRe.-The Gov. Allen, Jno G. Benson
master leaves n pla of the Ma chez for the above
and al WY landings, at P. NJ, to-day.
The indications last evening were avo able for ran
before may urs.
The levee in the neighb rhood of the Pavilion was
quite lively yesterday afternoon There We're one oI
two set-tos aud and lag r not blood fl WED freely.
The fine passenger packet Bart Able, Capt. H. SIN
mott leaves to-day at 5 P NJ for Grand Ecore.
Capt II. L. Lee back, out the aladio for Ninden
a way landings at P. NJ. capt. I'd Groves has
charge of the Office.
Louis.
The Henry Tete leaves on Wedne- day for St. Louis
She arrived yesterday evening, with full load and
large number OF passengers.
The carry own, capt. Bouchman. leaves to-day, al
5P NJ. for Camden.
o. 3.
at NJ. for jefferson, shr-veport and way landn2s
The Texas, hence for shreveport, broke her shat,
when few miles be ow Grand Bayou. She made tenn
porary repairs and arrived at shreveport on the 2ts
inst
The Future City and barges, from st. Louis is due
| leaves at p NJ t day for Baton Rouge and way
| landings.
The paucity Of items on the a dirg, and lack OF
room Tor extracts from exch nges are the only
W. can offer re2lerS Tor the medgre AZ
pearsnce Of our col mn.
[By telegraph
CINCINNATI May % River feet inches and
falling. ", ather clear and pleasant. Arrised-Ex-
DO ter and Sherlock. from New o leans
P1rrsBURG, May 22.-River feet ) inches and about
| stationary. Weather clear and leasant.
LOUISVILLE May % River ling. with feet in
the canal and feet in the chute Portland bar is
troubles, me to boats. W. ather clear aud pleasant
| Down: L ngworth. bert Mitchell due tonight;
returns rmorrnw.
River il ling: let inches to Louisville, feet tc
| Cairo Up-Robt Mitchell Pm
CAIRO May 22-Arrived: St. Genevieve from st
LOUIS at last Light, i marck from New Orleans al
2 clock to-day Captal City from V'ksburg at 3. At
lanic from New Orleans a. g. rep ed: St Gene
we've tor vickshurg at II la night, Alta tic and
Cap al ty for st. Louis at tonight River 70 feet
| 7 inches, and falling Weather clear aud warm
| ST LOUIS. May % No arrivals or departures
| Weather clear aud pl' aslnt River is "a ling.
MEMPHIS Nav 2l-Nntwi iistand < the riv-r at
this poi has iaen ten teet suce the dec iae
b- au body OF water is slr adilg over the bot
tnrr uppOsi here, which has Led the Mrmphls
aud Lit lie Rock Raj road to Madi and has fallen
but very little. Parties who lett "a,ison Yesterday
tate tina the decline there not been over seven
iuches. The damage t the railroad unknown. bnt
1T j. feared that it has heen quite ious Wea he
clear aud pl, a-aut. There eh We at night
River 'en II inches. Arrived: @ 'cksttp. from
White River. D-pttrd last night: Johu Kilgour for
New reaus, ollie for st. Louis.
VIcKsBURG Nay 22.-Up: ity Helena, A.
hn Kyle. P. N. Gown: Karie, P. NJ Weather
wa m and clear. hiver fag