The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-07-11

Q day and leave for Jefferson, Shreveport and wa
landings Tuesday, 14th inst, at O'Clock P. N
!, Mr.. Chas. W. Drown will have charge of he
5 Office.
t BY telegraph from Baton Rouge we learn tina
the regular Saturday Opelousas packet Trenton
. Capt. E. Quatrevaux, will arrive early this morn
ing and leave to-day at p NJ, on return trip.
t For RED RIyER.-The elegant passenger packet
Texas, G. W Stinde, master, Geo. Fee, clerk
leaves at M. to-day for Jefferson, Shreveport,
and all way landings. Having made all his ar
engagements, Stinde will go without fail
|, For VIcKsBURG.-The Gov. Allen lin place OF
above, at ). p Nj. to-day Messrs. Owen and
Grice have charge Of the office. and the bar is i'll
charge Of Jno. keuthen, who knows how to take
care Of all those who thirst. The Allen has su-
perior accommodations for passengers, and her
officers noted for their courteous treatment
OF shippers and passengers.
FoR OPELoUsAs.-The fine passenger packet
Trenton, Capt. Eugene Quatrevaux, leaves at
i. NJ. to-day for Washington and all way land
ings. Mr.. L. John, one OF the most courteous
clerks on the river and general favorite in the
| Opelonsas trade, has charge Of the Office. The
Trenton will III future leave for Washington,
| taking freight for all landings Atchafalava
River and Bayou des Gaizes every Saturday at
) L. NJ.
For BATON RoUGE.-The B. L. Hodge, Capt
Daranco, leaves for the above and all way landings
at ) o'clock this evening.
FoR GRAND ECoRE.-The elegant side-whee
passenger packet Bart Able, Capt. Dick Sinnott
leaves as usual at 5 P. NJ to-day for the above
and all way landings. Mr.. Geo. Hamilton has
charge Of her Office.
Fox RED RIvER-The Gladiola. Capt. c. p.
Truslow, Ed. Groves, clerk, leaves to-day at 2.
NJ for Jefferson, Shreveport and all way land !
ings. She is fine boat, and her officers are
clever and attentive.
Fog CAMDEN elegant, ght-lraft steamer
Bastrop, under command OF Capt Fred. Blanks |
leaves as above at Z. NJ. to-day Mr. Joe |
Holmes has charge Of her Office and is ably as
sisted by Mr.. VIM Guss.
For CINCINNATI The Fannie Tatum Capt |
Jno Elwell, Geo. Stiles, clerk, leaves at O'Clock |
this evening for the above and all way landings |
For ST. LoUIs.-The fine passenger packet |
Jno. A. Scudder A. }. Carter, master, leaves as
above at p NJ. to-day
From Vicksburg Herald. July 9th
Yesterday was very dull day in river circles.
but was no exception i'll that respect to the sew
eral days preceding. As the prospects are fair
for protracted season of low water, it is hardly
probable that business will improve materially
for some time yet. Pilots report . feet through
to st. Louis b to feet III the lower Ohio and
other streams scant. The II. c. Yaeger from st.
Louis was the only arrival up to dark. She had
a far trip, but room enough fol- two or three hun
bred tons more. Her items for here were 100
sacks corn, 10 barrels -four and sundries. She
didn't wet a spar at Plum Point or Osceoa.
The Belle lazoo arrived from the bends late
last night with 179 bales cotton and 40o7 sacks
seed the biggest trip of seed brought to this city
low soon after, and went on up with moderate
trip. The John I. Tolle passed up early in the
morning with big lot Of sugar and other stuff.
From the st. Louis Globe, July Sth:
There has been no change in the stage Of the
river since last report. OF the weather we do not
ike to say anything, rather piously i'll
.lined; therefore we shall make no remarks about
t until there is change for the better Business
was very dull yesterday; the eXtrema heat was
TOO much for roustabouts and teamsters. No
.hange in rates South. Upper Mississippi rates n
nave been advanced slightly.
The Consolidated Line steamer Great Republic,
capt. VIM Thorwegan, clerk J. P. Young. leaves
his day at =. NJ, from New Orleans wharfboat
I is unnecessary for us speak fiatterngy other
IS her reputation has passed into history. The I
lew and splendid steamer John 3. Maude, Capt
. !. Noel, Capt. Jake Sedan, clerk, will leave I
or New Orleans this afternoon at o'clock j