The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-04-18

The Oakland, with tow of twenty.one boats
loaded with coal, arrived Friday, and returned
yesterday to Pittsburg.
Among the consignments by. the Belle OF
Shreveport was one to the Blanks Line, for the
Ouachita, consisting Of 600 sacks oats and bran
225 bbls. Of pork and beef bbs. whisky, ~ Dds
flour, 30 casks meat and Z bales hay. It will go
forward on one Of their line without delay. ;,
By the Courier Journal Of the 18th, we see that
the passengers by the Chas. Morgan. on her re-
cent up trip, publish complimentary card OF
delightful trip with Capt Stein and his tine boat.
The John Kyle was to leave st. Louis on Thurs
who are going to st. Paul within the next week,
let them be ready for the Kyle. Capt Hutchln-
son knows how to send you through.
There were lively times around the three dis
charging boats Yesterday, the Great Republic IN
The Lotus No. 3, Johu Howard: New Bart bic
| and Bastrop had fine trips Yesterday. The Lotus
| had to refuse freight.
One OF the events Of yesterday was the depar-
tnre Of the GAINESVILLE for Arkansas River. with
one Of the best trips that has left here in many
years consisting in part OF coffee, sugar, moias,
ses. flour, meal, iron ties. dry goods, DC. good
boat. live Captain, and low rates, with an effort
on the part OF our merchants Is what dld H.
The Cincinnati Gazette, of the 18TH says that
the Ashland, for Arkansas, finds merchandise for
that stream very scarce, and will purchase her
| trip. She will leave tomorrow.
| Messrs Jackson 4 Manson shipped yesterday
salt as follows: 1000 BY Howard, ESQ BY Lotus
$50 by Bastrop and 300 by the Clarksville. ,,
The Rapides and Seminole still remain at the
wharf The Rapides will be ready for business
in day or two, and probably the Seminole a,
| the same time. It is great pity to see such me
boats idle. even though 1t be but for q few days
The Great Republic, finding it difficult to OBJ
tain sufficient number Of hands to discharge
her immense cargo and take on the freight re
ceived. has been obliged to defer her departur.
till tomorrow at 2. NJ, at which time she vii
surely leave. The Republic tickets passenger
and checks their baggage through to New iorl
for SAB via st. LOUIS
DEPARTURES TOMORROW.
For Southwest Pass, at a. NJ, the Marie, W
S. Bassett, master, carrying the United states
, mails.
For the Upper Coast, at 10 A. A., the Josephine
W. l.. CoZZens, master.
CAPTAIN Joe Dalfert 8, Tom Clements, clerk.
! For Bayou Sara, at 5 p. NJ, the B. l.. Hodge
: J. p. McElroy, master, F. BergerOn, clerk.
For st. Louis, at I. NJ, the Great Republic
! W. H. Thorwegan, master, J. P. Young, clerk
. For Louisville, at p. FL, the Indiana, w. =
J Rusk, ma .ter, AL. Croxall, clerk.
. For Car den and Monroe, at P. NJ, the Ou;
! chita Belle, +. a. Blanks, master, Joe Homes
i clerk.
For Lefourche, at P. NJ, the Lizzie Hol
4 kins, z. II. Dupuis, master, NJ. II. Landry, clerl
For Fishers Landing, st T: A.. the W.
I Pike, John J. Brown, master, 5. b. Streck. clcr
For Amite River, at P. NJ, the Alice, Z. 5. J
: Porter, master, Lou Kells, clerk.
[By Telegraph
= MEMPHIS, April III. B. Woods 4 Co.-Tl
= steamer John Kyle will arrive Wednesday, ar
leave for st. Louis Saturday evening, 24th inst
HrTcHINSON Master