The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-11-10


BOATS ADVERTISED TO LEAVE today
Oriole, Lower Coast, at 10 A. Nj.
Iberia, Lower Coast, at 10 A. NJ
Favorlte, Lower Coast, 10 A. NJ.
st. Mary, Lower Coast, 10 A. NJ
Josephine, Upper Coast, at 10 A. M
W. J. Poitevent, Upper Coast, 10 AN.
st. John, Donaldsonville, II M
Lessie Taylor. Baton Rouge, u M.
j. Z. Frazer, Lower Coast, 3 p NJ
Era No. 10. Lafourche, 5 P. M.
Willie, Ouachita, a. P. NJ.
Stella Block, Tensas and Macon, 5 p NJ
X. T. Bryarly, Red River, P. NJ.
Texas, Red River, P. M.
Bertha. Opelousas 5 p, NJ.
John B. Maude. Memphis, 5 P. NJ.
James Howard, Memphis, 5 p NJ.
Gov Allen. Fort Adams S P. Mr.
JOHN A. Scudder, st. Louis, 5 P. NJ.
MISCELLANEOUS
For additional river news see our daily tele-
grams.
The Frank Pargoud passed Vcksburg with
34OO bales and 1000 sacks. She will arrive to-
night and leave tomorrow for Vicksburg and all
bend landings to Greenvllle. ]. M. White mas
ter, Curt Holmes Clerk. A clerk will be on the
landing this morning to receive freight.
The Gov. Allen leaves to-day as usual at p
NJ, for Baton Rouge Bayou Sara and all planta-
tion landings to Fort Adams; returning on Fri
day and leaves again on Saturday. The popular
John q. Lbano commands, ANDY Roland clerk.
The Great E,stern Of the Mississippi River
the Mary Bel, is due from Helena, and will leave
tomorrow for Memphis.
The James Howard, the rival in size of the
Bell, leaves to-day positively at o'clock for all
points to Memphis. Since her upper guards
were cut away, her appe srance as well as her
carrying capacity has been greatly improved,
and is to-day a boat hard to beat. 3. r. Pegram
commands J; H. Chassang chief in the office.
The John B. Msude leaves on this her regular
day at 2. NJ for Memphis and all bend land
lngs. The MaGde as passenger boat has no SUI
perior, and she can be depended upon to leave
as advertised. Judd t. West is her captain, and
Ed Outlaw her popular clerk.
The largo, fast ard mfortabe Ohio River
passenger steamer Robert Mitchell, James Paul
master, Frank Sein clerk. leaves tomorrow at 5,
taking freight fer all points through TO Louisville
and Cincinnati
The Acme, Fanchon, Peytona and barges, and
Assumption, are all en- route from the Ohio.
The Future City and barges, Kate Kinney and
IL &. Jaeger, are On the way from st. Louis,
She latter Two beiug this side OF Cairo.
The Susie Silver from St. Louis, is due to-day
and will return on Friday.
The Katie 2. Kountz from st Louis arrived
yesterday morning WI 0od trip The Katie
L. Kountz Will probably enter the Arkansas
tlade.
The Andy johnson, Dave Asbury master, Ed.
Morehouse clerk, was to have left St. Lous yes
Gerday.
The John A. Scudder leaves today at ?. NJ.
for ST. Louis and all intermediate points, taking
freight and passengers for points on the Upper
Mississippi and giving through bills of ladDg to
all points North and l. asst via Cairo and belmont.
A. j. Carter master, Chas. Ii. Dix ERIK
The Era No. 10, from the Lafourche, had II
bids sugar, $50 bbls and IS half bbls molasses
and 1913 sacks rice. She returns to-day at 5 p.
NJ punctually. Tom Taylor master, j. p. Mohr,
Claiborne Dugas and j. b. Lsndry clerks.
By telegram from Capt Joe DAFT res it will
he seen that the Assumption is making rapid
progress, and vii arrive in time to leave here for
the Lafourche On Monday next.
The Henry Tete returns to-day and leaves
hal F,., Of
I'm.
The steamer Quaker is running in Bayou La
fourche, in connection with the Kate Dickson, to
Napoleony1 lie. The DICKSON makes tii-weekly
urday at 5 7. NJ. James Tay lor master, Jack
stringer clerk.
The lightning Willie, J. W. Blanks master,
leaves to-day at ) p. M. for all handbags on the
Black and Ouachits rivers to Monroe, Trenton
and Ouachita City. She has a clerk on the land
ing.
The weekly Tensas and Macon packet Stella
Block, Jerry Davis master, Gabe Block clerk,
leaves to day at for all landings to Delhi and
Floyd.
The J. F. Frazer leaves daily at P. NJ, Sun
day excepted, for all landings on the Lower Coast,
to the Belair Plantation, returning early in the
morning. o. Canton, Jr, master.
The slde-Sheel Oriole, Jas. Il. OPry master,
leaves daily, Sunday excepted, at 10 A. NJ, for
the Lower Coast to the Live Oak Grove Planta-
ton.
The Favorite, John NJ. Betry master, P. F.
Barry clerk from the Lower Coast, had So sacks
corn 343 sacks and Is bbls rice, A bbls molasses
and 81 hhds sugar. She returns this morning at
no, making all way landings to the Lee Tlanta-
ton.
The elegant st. Mary, Fred Probst master, J.
C. Iremoulet CLERK, leaves this morning at ~ for
all landings on the Lower Coast to the Quaran-
tine Station On Saturday the st. Mary goes to
0rt Eads.
The Waloon captain John Taylor, clerk John
O. Vsllette, will be found at the head of Cont
street receiving to leave to morrow at 10 A. Nj.
Ger the Lower Coast to the Quarantine Station.
The fine and fast passenger and United States
Mail side wheel steamer Iberia leaves to-day at
no A. M. for all landings on the Lower Coast to
Port Eads. Geo. A. Snedon in command, John
McConkey clerk.
Receipts of sugar yesterday AT hhds; molasses
$40 bbls and 20 half bbls.
The Lesse Taylor, from the Coast and Baton
Rouge, had 10 bales cot on, 29f sacks seed, 46
sacks rice, 2J9 hhds sugar. 400 bbls and BALI
lobls molasses. She returns to-day at II. Allen
Jumel in command, M. KenisOn clerk. |
The tri-geekly Coast and Donaldson Vile packet
st John, +. Bergeron master. leaves to-day at
~ Nj. The st. John returns down the Coast to- |
morrow and leaves again on Saturday at IL NJ.
The NJ. /. Line W. J. Poiteyent, S. Heno mas
ter with the genial g. orge +. Barley IN the
office, leaves to-day at 10 A. NJ. for all Upper
Coast landings to the Union Plantation, st.
James parish.
The Mary Ida of the above line, returns to-day,
and leaves again tomorrow, at 10.
The old reliable, the Josephine, W. L. Cozzens
master, Charles E. Applegate clerk, MAXI g day
. ght trips to the Union Plantation, on the Upper
Coast, leaves to-day at 10 A. NJ.
, The Wawenock, John Reynaud master, Chas.
35rusle clerk, leaves this 10 A. NJ for the Upper
Coast to the Armant Plantation.
The Texas and Col. A. p. kouns arrived from
Red River yesterday. The former had 655 bales
cotton, and the latter SIG bales:
The R. I. Bryarly, one of the best light draught
boats in the Red Riy'r trade, leaves to-day, GER
tain and sure, for Red River W. T. Scoveil on
the root, ". II. McChesney in the Office.
The Fanchon, Capt. t. c. Sweeney, will arrive
today from the Ohio, and is advertised to leave
Tor Red River on Saturday Concerning this
steamer we clip the following from the Gin
clnnati Enquirer of a late date
Captain Sweeneys new steamer Fanchon ar
rived from Vince ing yesterday. She is a very
handsome boat and very light, as she trims on
z inches water. We have published her dimen-
sions heretofore. novel feature for boat OF
her class is the boilers, which are OF the tubular
Alnd, with fire. boxes. She has but two, which it
Il clairoad 10 fraplv tyo1