The New Orleans bulletin., 1875-12-28
on arrival of the Lee, on Friday See advertise

Sunday night with 29S hhds. sugar, 692 bbls.
molasses and 81 sacks rice, and returns, as
usual, to-day at Il NJ. Capt. j, +. Aucoln, clerk
NJ. e. Landry.
The semi-weeky Bayou Lafourche packet
Robert Young, Z. D. Terrebonne master, F. Dal-
feres and J. H. Dabiel clerks, will be at the land
ing to-day receiving to leave for all landings
through to Thibodaux tomorrow, at II o'clock.
The reliable Fleta will be at the landing Tues
day morning from the Atchafalaya and will leave
| az us,al Wednesday, at P. II. Captain, C. C.
Pickett: clerk a. Mevnier, Sr.
The st. Mary, Fred Probst master, J. B.
Schmidt clerk, will also be found at the landing,
receiving to leave on Wednesday positively, for
the Atchafalaya at P Nj.
There are at present at the Willow Grove Coal
Landing about two hundred loaded coal boats,
with an aggregate of 100000 bushels OF coal,
giving employment to ninety men, who are en-
gagged as bumpers, watchmen, etc. Nearly all of
these boats under the charge of Mr.. Jas.
Sweeney who has been IN this service for % years
ard to whose watchful eyes and close attention
in this time an almost cou4 tless number of boats
have safely been entrusted Mr.. Sweeney is also
the ownen of the fast and powerful tug Belle
Darlington, and is prepared to make contracts
for any kind OF towage, and to anv point, on the
most reasonable terms, at bis Office, IS Camp
street.
The J. T. Frazer, Oliver Canton, Jr., master.
leaves daily, Sundays excepted, at z. NJ, from
the head of Cont street, for the Lower Coast to
the Belair Plantation.
The Marie, representing for few days the
Martha, leaves to-day, at II NJ tor the Lower
Coast. ". S. Bassett master.
The Waloon, Alfred J. Ruiz master, P. E. Bar
ry clerk, leaves to-day at 10 A. NJ. forthe Lower
Coast to the Forts.
The large side wheel and elegant passenger
packet La Belle, NJ. n. Wood master, Walter FAR
ker clerk, will leave on Wednesday for Shreveport
and will go through.
The Dawn, Chas. P. Truslow masters. Charlie
Drown clerk, leaves to-day without fail for Shreve
port direct.
The regular side-wheel Bayou Macon and
Tensas packet W. J. Poitevent will arrive to leave
on Wednesday, Joe Walker master, Sam Block
clerk.
The New Orleans and Ouachita Transportation
| Company steamer Shannon, John DeHart mas
Ter, Chas. II. Arthur clerk, leaves to-day at y
| NJ. for the Black and Ouachlta Rivers.
| The Bertha came in on time from Opelousas
with 6l9 bales cotton, 1922 sacks seed, 9 bags
seed cotton, 4S sacks rice IA hhds sugar, and 100
| bbls molasses, and Is receiving for the Atchafa-
| lava, Courtabl -au, Des Glazes and Beuf Rivers,
and will leave to-day at 5, without fail, III. H.
Broad MASTER Theo. John clerk.
| The attention OF Opelousas passengers and
shippers is called to special notice IN another
| part of our paper.
The Katie had 2685 bales cotton and 5i47 sacks
| seed.
| The John Howard fr m White River, arrived
| on Sunday with 1871 bales cotton, and ls recely-
ing to return to-day. z. c. Montgomery master,
L. Il. Perry clerk.
A RElIISIsCENCE OF THR PIKE DISASTER.
| Harry i. Sutton, the cabin watchman of the W.
| S. Pike, after the alarm of fire had been sounded,
the peril OF his life and without the thought OF
reward, went to the different stateroom5 and
| aroused the inmates, the reby preventing seri-
Gus loss Of life, and afterwards saved the books
| Of the office. la It cogniton OF this devotion to
| duty Captain Brown, on Friday, presented Sut-
ton with handsome g Id watch, purchased from
/ the WellknoWn E. lIlieuthal OF Canal street.
/ S,,a atS aplsu r5S T1Dt IN
occurrences in life on the river, but when we
state that the heart of the brave and faithful
watchman beats beneath colored skin, it has
more than ordinary significance.
| The Susie Silver for Cincinnati and all inter-
mediate points on the Ohio, leaves to-day at ) 2.
| NJ d. H. Silver MASTER John S. Lehmer clerk.
The John L. Rhoads, from the Ohio, arrived
/ Sunday with fine trip, and Is receiving to re-
| turn on Wednesday. going through to Plttsburg.
J. ~ Nandergllft master. John e. Fisher clerk.
The elegant Mary Houston is due from the
| Ohio and is to return to-day, Chas. Miller mas
| t n, Elliott Miller clerk.
The New Golden Rule, from the Ohio. is also
due and will return on Wednesday. @. Z. ohInkle
master, VIM. R. Shaw clerk.
/ Through misunderstanding. the Clarksvile
was advertised in our evening edition OF yester-
day for Arkansas River. Notwithstanding this,
she will leave this day, at z. NJ for the Atcha-
falava and Teche, through to st. Martinylle.
| Abe Smith master, Frank Grelg clerk. See ad-
vertisement in another column.
The Gov Allen, in place Of the W. s. Pike, ar
rived yesterday with 2070 bales cotton, 80 hhds
sugar and 1876 bbls moas ses Having been de-
layed by fog, she could not get away yesterday.
| but will 90 to-day promptly at II O'Clock. John
J. Brown master, s. s. Streck clerk. Attention
is called to special notice III another part Of our
paper.
We call attention to the advertisement in an
other part of our paper Offering for sale the
| Arladne. This vessel is the one we published an
! apc a short being
from the far-off lakes of the Northwest. She Is q
perfect beauty has a forward and after saloon,
| very richly furnished, is equipped wi b every
thing necessary in the most liberal manner, is
very fast having made fifteen miles an hour on
the lakes, and would make an admirable excur-
sion or pleasure boat. She can be bought very
cheap upon application to MIR. Jas Sweeney, g.
Camp street, where fuller particulars will be
| given.
The imperial Thompson Dean is receiving to
leave on Thursday, for Memphis and the Bends
W. b. Miller master, George Mlltenberger III the
office.
The great james Howard, B. r. Fegram mas
ter J. H. hassang clerk Is also receiving to
leave for Memphis and the Bends on Thurs
day
The Upper Coast tri-weekly packet Mary Ida
J. A. Ruiz master, Ed. Eallette clerk leaves to-
day at 10 A. NJ, going through to the Union
| Plantation.
The st. Louis p ssenger steamer Glencoe
leaves Thursday at P NJ. t. S. Calhoon mas
ter, J. 7. McCord clerk.
Capt Fred. Blanks, who has b en- indisposed
for the last few days, was in his office Monday
morning.
The Bertha Drummer, Capt. VIM. Wenzel, is
due from D'Arbonne with 1ull load
THE RAPIDEs SOLD This steamer has beer
purchased by Capt. Jerry Sullivan for Tensas
and Macon packet, and will be kept in this trade
the balance of the season. The Rapides is known
ss good boat, light of draught, and is a large
carrier. There is no man better knowa than
Jerry Sullivan, and he has as a co-laborer in the
Office MIR. James l.. Robbins, gentleman who
has made several seasons in this trade. The
Rapdes leaves to-day at II o'clock, punctually
laying near the head of Customhouse street.
The Ou8chita Belle is to leave for the Bacl
and Ouachita rivers tomorrow at ?. NJ, making
weekly trips. J. W. Blanks master, Joe Holmes
clerk.
The Frank Willard, Reck Vaughn master, Lew
Rice clerk, Is coming with full load, and vii
leave for Camden direct on thursday.
The Garry Owen laid over, but will leave to-day
q. ) ?. NJ, gong through to Minden. W. I. Gil
ham master, Geo A. Dltton clerk.