The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-08-26

There was pleasant breeze yesterday, whicl
| cooled the temperature and rendered outsid
exercise quite agreeable.
| Business remains in stdtu quo, and no improve
ment can be looked for until navigation i'm prove
| in the tributaries At present Red and Ouachit
| rivers are at low water mark, and are likely t,
| remain 20 for some days to come.
The departures yesterday were as limited
| the reputed visits of angels to this mundan,
sphere only the Lee for Vicksburg, John
Selma for Baton Rouge, succeeded In leaving
port
We received note yesterday evening from our
friend Dave Jackson, Esq. and he informs us tina
his firm, jackson Manson), shipped YESTERDAY
per the kountz Line packet, John F. Tolle 3l2:
sscks of salt, and will, on Friday the 2sth inst
ship 1000 sacks by the Susie Silver.
The weekly Opclonsas packet Bertha il receiv
ing to leave at 5 p. NJ. to-day.
The Katie, from he mouth Of Red River, vii
arrive to-day and leave as usual at 5 p. nj. to.
morrow
The weekly Grand Ecore pa cket Fleta left yes
terday on time, with good trip Of both freight
and passenger.
Ii any OF our numerous friends want to see us
any worse than we want once again to get sight
of the steamboat landing, they can find us at l2s
Josephine street. In the meantime, any com
munlcation can be lett at the Office Of the Bull
LETIN.
All &C counts by arriving steamers of the grow :
ing crops are encouraging. Corn, cotton, sugar
and rice are reported III fine condition.
ln consequ. nee OF not receiving our regular eX-
changes, we are without our regular extracts.
The reports f. ON both Red and OuachIla rivers
are rather discouraglng.
The low water packet. W. J. Behan, Capt. Will
kerson, having been placed IN complete orAer
leaves on Thursday, the 9th inst, at Nj, Tor
Jefferson, Shreveport, and all way landings
sTEAMkhs LkAtIN4 THIS DAY.
For OPELoUsAs.- The elegant low water pas
senyar mack, Il, rtha n n Rrual mastar ~
Is. Schmidt, clerk, leaves at L. NJ. to-day for
Washington, taking freight and passengers for
all landings on the Atchafalaya and Bayou DIES
GlaiZes.
packet st. John leaves ut p. NJ. to-da, for the
above and all way landings.
For T LoUIs.-The kountz Line packet, Car
RE v. Kountz, Capt. John Moss, leaves at . r.
NJ. to-day for the above and all way landings
Capt Jas. Mellon, No "a Gravier. is her agent.
leaves to-da, for st. Louis.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The weekly Washington packet Bertha, Capt.
n. II Broad, is receiving to leave as usual at
I. NJ. to-day
The Mary Ida, Capt. A. j. fuiz, leaves every
Wedn. sday aud Saturday at P. NJ, for the
Forts, Quarantine Station aid all way landib 81
IN Lower Coast.
Have our city authorities given up all idea of
epairink the lower at. ambOat la dlI <? IL tie,
ave not, the woik should be comInenc. at
nee.
ne Katie will arrive this morning, and leaves
N Thursday, at 2. NJ. for the mouth oi White
liver Chicot lt., Argyle Greenvll.e, vichsburg.
mi all landings lntt rmt diate.
EBkATUM.-ln the memoranda Of the Carrie A. !
horn published N this column yesterday the
GLOWING appear d:
Finding the Belle Rowland's, Martha Burners
nd Bastrops fleil lat OH the bank at Hi Dye
ar We awaited the arrival of the k..yal Geolge
al. 40 ahcv..s
relght and III. Md back, hndIng 1t useless IA try
0 gu any fun tier.
Instead IF damaged ur freight" it should
ave read discharged her freight"