The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-07-30
THE RIVER.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN. ]
Friday Morning. July 80, 1876.

TO ARRIVE.
Orlole, j. F. Frazer, Lower Coast; James
Howard, st. Louis; Lessie Taylor, Baton
Rouge; Mary Ida, Favorite, Upper Coast.
DEPARTURES TO-DAY.
Belair and Star Plantations, Jesuits Bend,
Ters-au-Beuf and way landings at 10 A. NJ.
the Oriole, Jas. T. O'Pry master.
Pilot Town, Quarantine Point-a-la Hache
and way landings, at 10 A. M, the Iberia,
Thos. L. Morse master, r E. Hine clerk.
Upper Coast to Hahnville and Union Plan.
tation, at 10 A. NJ, the Favorite, W. L. Coz.
zens master, @. E. Apologize clerk.
Bayou Lafourche, Donaldsonville and Coast
landings at 10 A. NJ, the Henry Tete, J. f.
Aucoin master, NJ. II. Landry clerk.
Bayou Sara Baton Rouge and Plaquemine,
at P NJ, the w. S. Pike, j. J. Brown mas
ter S. S Streck clerk
MISCELLANEOUS.
For additional river news see our daily tele
grams.
The Vicksburg packet Gov. Allen lin place
of the Natchez), John G. Benson master, will
be found at the landing to-day, foot of Com
mon street, receiving to leave as usual to-
morrow, connecting at Vlcksburg with regu-
Lar packets for Memphis, Cairo and ST. Louis
The side wheel Henry Tete leaves to-day
at ii A. NJ, for Donaldsonville, Bayou La
fourche, to Thibodaux and Coast landings,
returning down the Coast in daylight on
Sunday
The W. s. Pike leaves at P. NJ. to-day for
Plaquemine, Baton Rouge and Bayou Sara,
paying particular attention to all plantation
business.
The Lessie Taylor. with the reliable Allen
Jumel in command assisted in the Office by
Charles Brusle and J. A. Comstock is due to
arrive this evening from Baton Rouge and
return tomorrow at P. M. The Taylor has
a clerk at the foot of Bienville street receiv-
ing freight
The fine side-wheel packet Iberia, carrying
the United States mails, leaves this morning
at 10, from her landing foot of Cont street,
for all freight and passenger landings on the
Lower Coast to Pilot Town. The Iberia is
very fleet provides the best OF fare and
makes the trip each way in daylight Mr.. r.
f. Hine, her clerk, is a clever and courteous
gentleman, and Capt T.. l.. Morse, her mas
ter, a skillful and experienced officer. The
Iberia is making many friends in this trade,
and leaves regularly three times week. AS
soon as the business will justify, another boat
will be put in this trade, to run on alternate
days, thus forming daily line Capt. Morse
has the means and the will to offer every IA
cility in the way Of transp ortation to the resi-
dents OF the Lower Coast, and we are pretty
sure that his efforts in that direction will be
appreciated by them in a substantial manner
The Favorite Tin place of the Josephine),
leaves every Monday. Wednesday and Friday,
at 10 A. NJ, from the foot of Cont street. for
all Upper Coast landings to Hahnville and the
Union Plantation. W. L. Cozzens master, G.
e. Applegate clerk.
The fine little steamer Minnie leaves from
the head Of Harvey's Canal, for Grand Isle,
every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at
A. NJ, landing passengers at the hotel
wharf See advertisement in another column.
On and after Monday, August 2, the
Oriole will 60 only SIS far as Live Oak
Grove Plantation, instead Of Belair, as here
tofore, making daily trips as usual. Due
notice will be given of the departure OF the
tender that is to accompany the Oriole IS far
as Terre-au- Bouf Landing. clerk will be
found on the landing, at all times, at the foot
of Cont street. to represent these boats.
The Grand Lake No. 2 and barges left for
S.. Louis, yesterday morning, with 226 pack
ages earthenware, 20 cases steel, SO bales
bagging 1929 boxes tin plate so barrels soda
ash and TO- 205 sacks of salt 1t is an open
question as to who uses the greatest dispatch,
the boats Of this line in getting down here with
their tows, or John A. Stevenson, their
agent, in having ready for them a return trip. |
The James Howard will arrive on Saturday |
from st. Louis and return on Wednesday |
next 81 |
The neat and comfortable passenger steamer |
Marie, w. S. Bassett master, is receiving at |
the foot of Canal sire ct, lower side TO leave to.
at 10 A. M. sharp, for all freight and
passenger landings on the Lower Coast to
Port Eads and Pilot Town. The Marie lays
over on Sunday at the Pass, where fish and |
oyster are plenty, and returns on Monday.
The Minnie, leaving yesterday morning,
was crowded with pleasure seekers, intent on
Enjoying the delights Of Grand Isle.
The Carrie A. Thorn was brought to the
landing yesterday and is receiving to leave
tomorrow, without fail, for all landings on
Thorn commands, and Mr.. A. Grivot SO well
known in connection with the Gilt Edge, pre-
sides in the Office.
The Mary Ida, of the M. !. line, is due to
arrive this evening, and leaves again to NOR
Tow morning at 10 for the Upper Coast.
The Charles Morgan had 1000 bdls ties, 200
obls meal hhds soda ASH TO- 600 IT lumber,
100 rolls bagging, rs bxs tin, 40 hhds sugar,
100 bbls molasses, 40 SKIS coffee, 200 tons sun
Try freight, As cabin passengers and Az
leckers
The Indiana, now en- route, follows the
Morgan.
The Memphis Appeal says the Mississippi
River has not been as high at this season OF
he year since 1874, as at present.
The Gov Allen arrived yesterday evening
With 81 bbls cotton seed oil, 254 SKIS Oil cake
1872 SKIS cotton seed, % bales cotton, and
arge list of fruit.
The Grand Ecore and Alexandra packet
Texas is on the way down, and will arrive
N time and leave on Saturday.
[By Telegraph
CoUsHATTA VIA MINDEN, July 29.-To j. A.
Aiken Ill Gravier street: Three feet up to
lere, and 80 inches on Coushatta bar; falling
lowly. G. w. REA,
Steamer Belle Rowland
HELENA, Ark, July 2S.-To ]. B. Woods &
TO-, agents: Steamer James Howard will ar
i've Saturday evening to leave Wednesday,
august 4. B.. r.. PEGRAM master.
sNATCHITocHEs, La, July g. 1S75.-To Capt.
/. Sinnott: Leave this evening. Arrive on {
lme. Water falling. c. w. STINDE, T,
Capt. Steamer Texas.
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