The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-05-06

clerk.
Lower Coast to Quarantine Station, Pointe
ala Hache and way landings, at 10 A. NJ, tn,
Rice Farmer, John Taylor master.
Amte River and Bayou Manchac, from thu
New Basin, at p NJ, the Alice, C. s. D
Porter master, Lou Kells clerk.
Greenville and the Bends, Vicksburg
Natchez, Bayou Sara, Baton Rouge, Plaque
mine and all way landings, at z. NJ, the
Frank Pargoud ]. M. White MASTER Messrs.
Curt Holmes, McCrindle, Benedict and Kel.
ly clerks.
Minden. Lake Bisteneau, Coushatta, Grand
-Ecore, Alexandria and way landings at 5 r.
NJ, the John Howard, H. L. Lee, master, E.
r. Perry, clerk.
Camden, Monroe and all landings on the
'Ouachita and Black rivers connecting with
the Ora for Saline River, the Lessie Taylor,
at 2. NJ, NJ. Kennison MASTER Theo John
clerk.
Cincinnati, Louisville and all intermediate
points at P. NJ, the Robert Mitchell, Lou
Rates master, Gus DuSouchet clerk.
st. Louis, Cairo, Memphis at p. NJ, the
City of Alton, Il. E. Bixby MASTER VIM. Mas
son clerk.
Bguf River to Point Jefferson, Alto and all
landings on Black and Bouf rivers at P.
NJ, the Stella Block, Tom Taylor master.
Bayou Lafourche and all Coast landings at
5 P. NJ, the Era No. 10, Joe Dalferes master,
LON Clements clerk.
MISCELLANEOUS.
For additional river news, see our daily
kilograms.
Our wet end friend Of the Vicksburg
Herald doth thus effulge:.
II read of Hays and Horace Hyde,
OF Ryland Rhodes and Bowen,
OF DentZel Bryant, Jimmy Kerr,
And Silverthorn 80 KNOWN,
'fAnd Trask, the sober solid man,
And Durf the rich and keerless,
OF Millar, the Commercial man,
And Walt, the bold and fearless.
&c I've racked my brain and strained my eyes
Till they are dim and hazy,
I've pulled my hair all out, and now
I'm cen Almost half crazy"
We believe him.
The popular Lizzie Hopkins. leaving yes
fterday for Lafourche, had very fine trip.
The Henry Tete follows the Hopkins, leav-
ing tomorrow at 10 A. NJ, promptly, attend
ing to the business of the B. L. Hodge to
Donaldsonville. The Tete will be found at
the wharf this morning.
The Council at their meeting Tuesday re-
jected the railroad petition, for fifty feet of
wharf.
The John Howard leaves to-day at 5 P. NJ,
for Minden and Lake Bisteneau, taking
freight also for all points on Red River to
LOggy bayou. Inc aOWafO Is Lu0 Ouly DOaL
leaving for Red River to-day.
The Frank Pargoud had 483 bales of cot
ton, 375 sacks Of seed and large sundry
list The Frank leaves regularly every Thurs
day, at P. NJ, for all landings between this
point and Greenville, under the command of
that most careful and experienced officer,
Capt. J. M. White
The huge freighter John F. Tolle, Of the
Kountz Line, will be found at the landing to-
@:.~l, IL N,,k 80
the Tolle fine opportunity. James Mellon, |
"a Gravier street, is her agent.
The Lessie Taylor, Capt. NJ. Kenison, from |
Camden, will be found at the wharf to-day re- |
ceivipg to leave to-day.
We nope our shippers to Arkansas will not |
forget the GAINESVILLE. This fine steamer will |
be found at the wharf o.day, and is to return
on Saturday. Capt. Jones, her commander,
is apxious;to keep his boat in the trade, and is
directing his efforts to that end. II our mer-
chants will hold their orders for him. they |
can aid him very materially in accomplishing |
this result.
STILL ANoTHER.--Th Carrie A. Thorn enters |
the list as Baton Rouge and Coast packet |
for the summer, under the auspices OF two
gentlemen well known all over this section, |
Captains Allen Jumel and Chas. A. Brusle
The Thorne has just been docked, thoroughly |
,overhauled and painted, and is admirably
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in another column.
The st. Mary was taken over to Algiers yes
terday evening. Capt. Probst is ready to talk
to any one about her.
The splendid City of Alton goes to-day,
and offers the best Of accommodations to any
one who travels westward this day. The Al
ton has good name as passenger boat, and
Capt Bixby and Mr.. Mason know how to
preserve it.
Don't forget the John Howard to-day.
EXCHANGE NEWS.
The new Fannie Lewis, a comical looking
craft which has been built expressly for the
BAYOU trade, came down at dark yesterday
evening from Jefferson City, Missouri, where
she was compiled" Her destination is
somewhere up Yazoo River, from which she
will debouch into one of the bayous or side
bitches of the railway running through Yazoo
bottom. She is built apparently to run all
day and tie up at night in the first available
hollow stump. She has two wheels, one on
each side near the stern sheets; one chimney,
and boiler and engine, such as are generally
used about saw mills. She will carry about
fifty bales of cotton.
Those interested in trade TO New orleans
say that the worst has arrived, and that here
alter rates will be better. Such consumma-
ton is devoutly to be wished. 1t Is ~ vain
that profit is looked for twenty-five cents on
barrel of flour and ten cents per hundred on
pound freight.
The arrival of Com. Kountz in the city may
produce healthier rate to New Orleans. Inc
howl Of to-day is for cheap transportation
but the boat owners can't hear any music IN
the cry
The Ella was sold by the Marshal at Jack {
sonport, Arkansas, on Saturday.
Full crops are reported all along the len