The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-12-23


Conery Il Sons, where the undersigned can
be found daily from A. NJ to T. NJ
GEO. j. DUNCAN,
River Reporter n. 0. bulletin.
Yesterday was q regular fall day.
Business on the landing was rather BRISK;
The Lee got off only few minutes behind
time, with splendid trip, and the other de-
partures had no cause to complain
The Texas rei,lvenated during her retire
ment and will be at the wharf to-day ready
to receive freight, to leave Saturday, Decem-
Der 26th, for Jefferson, Shreveport and all
way landings, under command OF Capt Chas.
St;nde, with MI. Ed. Groves in the office.
There were a thousand and one rumors on
the landing yesterday in regard to water IN
| Red and Ouachlta rivers.
| From what we could learn, there has been
slight rise in both streams, but they will
have to do much better before we have any
thing like high-water navigation.
The Bart Able not being quite ready did
not get off last evening. She is receiving to
leave for Grand Ecore and way landings at D
P. NJ to-day.
! Our whartingers should see that the twenty
four hour law is rigidly enforced. The land
ings will be crowded beyond measure Tor
weeks to come if it is not done.
The departures yesterday were the H. E:
Lee for Vicksburg, Garry Owen for Grand
Ecore. Maria Louise for Red River, Hy. Tete
for Donaldsonville, and Mary Ida for the up
per and Bradish Johnson for the Lower
Coast.
The Bastrop overlaid yesterd y, but leaves
positively, from head Of Gravier street, at
p. NJ. to-day
The Gov Allen came to the wharf yester-
day looking as bright as new dollar She
is receiving to leave for Memphis and all
LANDINGS Mt noon to-day.
Shreveport, Dec 2lst.-To Capt Thorn
J ton Jacobs: River rose seven inches SATURDAY
six inches Sunday and one to-day. Nothing
: new from above. ). d. JORDAN.
By telegraph to Capt. James Mellon, agent
of the Kountz line, We learn that the Hy. =.
Jaeger will arrive Thursday evening.
Morg. Brown will mate the Texas this sea-
son.
) Telegrams received last evening report he'd
! River as about on a stand at Shreveport.
The Carrie A. Thorn arrived yesterday
morning from Shreveport with 1913 bales
cotton. She leaves on return trip at D I. M
c to-day.
The wharves are still over-crowded:
News items are scarce on the river front.
The work of removing the iron building
which has for years past been an eye-soro u
our citizens, is going on.
s The Pargoud is receiving at the head Q
s Canal street. She leaves tomorrow as usual
b STEAMERS LEAVING THIS DAY.
+ For UPPER RED R1vER.-The neat low waite
packet Frank Morgan, w. T. Gillian, master
d leaves at p NJ. to-day, taking freight ant
/ passengers for all landings on Old heo; goin'
l. clear up to the head of the hollow, and golnl
|. sure. Since her retirement, Capt. Gillian
p has had the Morgan completely repaired, ant
she to.day presents fine, neat appearance
|. and classes AL with all insurance compa
MES.
}. For MEMpH1s-The fine passenger packe
|. Gov. Allen, Jno G. Benson, master, Jno Z
n Baker and jeff Posey, clerks, leaves for tn
above and all way landings at P. NJ. to-day
" For RED R1vER.-The elegant Lotus No. :
re D. d. Dannals master H. y. Heat, clerk
b. leaves at 5 p NJ. to-day for Jefferson, Shreve
port and all landings intermediate.
is For GRAND EcoRE-W Weekly PdcEet.-Ih
j. new Bart Able, r. Sinnott, master, Geo. I
c. Hamilton, clerk, is receiving at the head {
&c Customhouse street. to leave at T. NJ to-da.
for all landings up to the above mennone
le point.
Sc Hale. J. Lawrence Carter, master, leaves ft
e. all landings on the Ohio River this evening
lie at P. NJ.
e. For OUAcH1TA RIVER. The light dra
I'd racket Bastrop, F. A. Blanks, master, leav'
ii; for all landings on Ouachita and Black Rive
3 at 5 P. NJ to-day. Mr.. Delahoussaye n
ar charge Of her office.
FoH RED RrvER.-The Carrie A. Thor
nd Chas Thorn, master, leaves at O'Clock tn
lat evening, for Jefferson, Shreveport and vi
Is landings.
For OpELoUsAs. - The elegant Less
Taylor, Eugene Quatrevaux, master,
O. JOHN, clerk, leaves as above at 3 T. NJ t
day.
le- For ST.. LOUIS kountz Line.-The ParaSo
OTIS John j. Darrah, master, leaves to-day al
re- P. NJ.
nd For ST.. Lou1s-M Y. 7. Co.-The Ma
Alice, Capt. S. A. Toms, leaves as above
III. day. A.,
ity For BATON RouGE.-The st. John. All
Jumel, master, leaves at 10 A. NJ. to-day
at Baton Rouge and way points.
For BAYOU SARA AND FISHERS LANDING.
)rv The Selma A. Dugas, master, A. T. Iro'
7c. dale, clerk, leaves at 2. NJ. to-day for t
ter above and way landings
YER FoE LOWER CoAsT--The st. Mary, Ere
10. Protest. master, leaves at 10 A. NJ. to-day,
as the Forts and all landings on the Low
DC: Coast.
SC. The following from our edition of yesterd
ms, We reproduce:
We we're pleased to meet yesterday. \
de- Sam. A. Bowen, brother OF our contre
fb. Mr.. J. H. Adams, river editor OF the
md Louis Globe. Sam will occupy place IN
Gle pilot-house of the Memphis packet u