The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-18
THE RIVER.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN.
Sunday Morning, Oct. 10. 1874.

No rain yet; prospects about the. same as Lac
reported, dust plentiful on the river front: thi
Is about all we bnow about the weather an,
things in general en- the landing. In regard t.
a'fine weeks receipts.
For list OF arrivals and manifests see frs
page.
Look out for the champion r. E. Lee to-nor
row with splendid trip of cotton.
The Natchez left last evening with only ,
moderate trip.
The departures yesterday were the Natchez
for Vicksburg; Sabine, for Grand Ecore; Tren
ton, for Opelousas; Mary Ida, for Upper Coast
Empire, for Lower Coast, and st. John, 70,
Baton Rouge.
| For BAYOU LAFOURCHE-Cdpt. Joe Dalteres
to the froN.-The Seminole since her retirement
has been placed in tirst-cass order 1--WE will
| speaks OF her improvement on another occasion)
| and Will on Monday morning be found at the
landing ready to receive freight and register pas
sengers to leave on Thursday, Cpd inst, at P.
NJ, for all landings on the coast as high up as
DoDaldsonville, and all points on Bayou La
fourche as far down as Lockport. Capt Joe
Dalferes will command and as his friends In the
trade embrace nearly everybody on the route,
| we need not tell them anything about him. for
they know how it is themselves" The Semi
mole will continue in the trade, leaving every
Monday and Thursday at S P. NJ Messrs. Hite
II Carlin, No. Tchoupitouas street, are her
| agents.
The fine passenger packet Era No. 10, VIM
Gien, master, Thos. Clements, clerk, will leave
on her first trir OF the season on Tuesday, Octo-
Der ~, at 5 z. NJ, for Jefferson, Shreveport and
all way landings. She has just been thoroughly
overhauled, and is now in tip top order.
The Bismarck from st. Louis, Belle Of Texas
and Shannon from the Ohio, and Bee and barges
are the next boats due from the West
The Fleta is due to-day from Grand Ecore. She
leaves as usual on Tueeday next, at p NJ
Late river dispatches will be found on first
page.
The B. L. HoDaE.-This favorite passenger
packet having been locked. repainted and gen
campaign, and will on Friday, October %, COM
mence her regular trips as semi-weekiv packet
between this city, Baton Rouge and Wallis Land
ing, paying particular attention to all plantation
business. The Hodge is to-day in as fine condi-
ton as when fresh from the hands of her build.
ers. She will leave every Monday at P. M. and
Friday at 10 A. NJ. under command Of Capt, V,
B: Baranco, with Mr.. f. Bergeron i'll the Office.
The Bee and barges will arrive to-day and
leave on Monday at 5 p NJ for st. Louis.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The upper landing yesterday was without
single boat.
By an accident which was, from the nature of
the case unavoidable, the st. Mary was adver-
tsed IN our edition of yesterday. We regret the
mistake for the sake of all parties concerned and
will do our best in future to avoid repetition of
any such.
The Belle Rowland, having been unavodably
uetdlIeu from leaving yesterday, IN consequence
Of her pairs not being completed, will leave pos
itively tomorrow at p NJ. for Shreveport and
all way landings.
[By Telegraph
NICKsBURG, Oct. Ito Hite x Carlin Leave
here with 1000 bales cotton, $500 sacks cotton
seed Will arrive sn time and leave as usual on
Moncay, for Chicot City, Bends Vicksburg and
all landings. J. W. Carbon,
Master steamer Katie.
SHREVEPORT, Oct. 16.-To Lord 4 McPeake
The W. Behan leaves here to-day. Will leave
Tor Red River Tuesday, 20h.
GEo. WnKERsoN.
VIcKsBURG. Oct. 16.-To j. A. Stevenson: The |
steamer Bee and barges passed down at A. NJ. |
,o-day. Will arrive to leave for st. Louis Mon
lay, 10Th. H. SyMMEs.
ST. LOUIS. Oct. 16.-To Capt I. P. Leathers,
New Orleans The condenser on the Helena is a
complete success, and works better than the one
IN the NatcheZ ever did. A. PAULY.
vIcKsBURG, Oct. 16.-Jno. Janney, New Or
Delta with two thousand bales cot
on. w. CAMPBELL,
Steamer r. E. lee |