The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-11-14

Ban Rise .-....626 Moon rises Gil A. NJ
Bun Sets.----........505 Last qr--20d. 6:37 Z. NJ
ARRIVALS.
Circle, Marie, Acme, Gov. Allen, Mary Bell
Mary Ida, Era No. 10, Henry rete, Trenton, Les
sic Taylor, Wsloon.
DEPARTURES.
Oriole, Favorite, Marie, ST. Mary, Mary Ida
Henry Tete, st. John, Era No. 10, Robert Young
Leslie Taylor, Gov. Allen, Natchez, Belle Row
land, Katie Z. kountz Stella Block, Willie, Ten
sas Susie Silver, Mary Bell, Peytona and blrges
G. II. Durfee.
Oriole, Iberia, Lower Coast; Josephine, Wa
wenock, Mary Ida, w. J. Poitevent, Upper Coast
St. Jonn, Donaldsonville B. L. Hodge, Baton
Rouge; W. s. Pike, Bayou Sara; Henry Tete
Katie, Greenville; Thompson Dean, James How.
ard, Memphis; Assumption, Ashland, Ohio
River; Bastrop, Ouachlta; Ida, Attskapas; Fl. c.
Yaeger, Grand Lake and barges, Kate Kinney
st. Louis
BOATS ADVERTISED TO LEAVE TO MORROW.
Orlole, Lower Coast, 10 A. M.
Waloon, Lower Coast, 10 A. NJ.
Iberia, Lower Coast, 40 A. NJ.
Josephine, Upper Coast, 10 A. M.
W. J. Poiteyent, Upper Coast, 10 A. NJ.
St. John, Donadsonville, II NJ.
Assumption, Lafourche, II NJ.
Katie, Greenville, P. M.
Trenton, Opelousas, 5 p. NJ.
w. s. Pike, Bayou Sara, P. NJ.
For additional river news see our daily tel e.
grams.
The Katie, due to arrive this evening" will leave
Tomorrow at P. M. for Vcksburg and all Bend
landings to Greenville. J. w. Tobin master,
Messrs. CALI es, Entr.ken and Jemison in the
Office.
The Rob't E. Lee, from Vicksburg, is due to-
night and will return on Tuesday.
The Katie passed Delta with LOO bales and
6600 sacks.
The tr1-weekly Coast and Donaldsonvil'e packet
st. John, F. Bergeron master, will arrive this
evening and return to morrow at IL.
-, The fine Coast packet B. L. Hodge, J. P. Nc
Elroy master, is due to-day and will leave to-
morrow, going as high as Baton Rouge.
The semi-weekly Gov. Allen John G. Libano
master, Andy Roland clerk, leaves every Wednes-
day and Saturday for Fort Adams.
The Lessie Taylor, from Baton Rouge, had
fine trip yesterday morning, her principal items
being 90l bbls molasses and 22S hhds sugar
The Pasa, purchased recently for service at
Port Eads, arrived yesterday morning with tow
of five boats, loaded wi coal for that place.
The Mary Ida, and W. J. Foitevent. constitut-
ing the M. Line to the Upper Coast, as far as
the Union Plantation, ST. James parish, leaves as
follows: The Poitevent, s. Heno master, Geo.
F. BARLEY clerk, every Monday, Wednesday and
Ed. NJ. Vallette clerk, ever, Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday, at the same hour.
The Atchafalaya and Bayou Teche packet Ida,
Abe Smith in command, Fred. Buck clerk, is on
Wednesday.
The fleet sidewheel packet Oriole, James T.
O'Pry master. leaves daily at 10 A. NJ, Sundays
excepted, from the head Of Cont street, for all
Landings on the Lower Coast to the Live Oak
Grove Plantation.
The sidewheel passenger, mail and freight
steamer Iberia, Geo. A. Sheldon master, John
McConkey clerk, leaves tomorrow morning from
the head OF Cont street, at 10 o'clock, for Buras
and all way landings on the Lower Coast.
The fine and fast steamer Waloon, running TO
the Quarantine Station and way landings on the
Lower Coast, leaves to morrow at 10 A. NJ. John
Taylor master, John o. Vallette Gle rk.
Capt. John g. Benson, late commander Of the
Gov. Allen and John Kllgour, died in this city on
Friday and were buried yesterday. The flags of
the steamers III port were at half-mast during
the day.
The Upper Coast triweekly sidewheel packet
Josephine, W. l.. Cozzens master, c. E. Apple
gate clerk, leaves tomorrow at 10 a. NJ going
to the Union Plantation.
The Wswenock leaves also at 10, going to the
Armant Plantation.
The semiweekly Coast and Bayou Sara packet
W. s. Pike is due tonight, and will return to-
morrow at P. M. John J. Brown mas .er, s. S.
Streck clerk.
The Katie connects at vicksburg with the Home
Line for the Yazoo and Tallahatchie, and with the
VicAsburg for the SuLfower.
Detained by fog and low water the Trenton, |
from the Atchafalaya, did not arrive in time to
leave as advertised She had cargo of 35S bales |
60 head cattle, AMI will return on Monday, the |
18th, at P. NJ. E. Quatrevaux in command, H. |
Malaison clerk. |
The Mary Bell had COOS bales cotton, 1853 |
sacks seed, 3l7 sacks oil cake, and Is bbls oil.
The Memphis correspondent Of the Commercial |
of the 18th says:
"The Thomp on Dean went South at dark |
drawing feet with 22i bales cotton, 40 sacks |
oil cake, so tons sundries, so cabin and 100 deck
passengers, all she could take on the water. She
will get full cargo at Helena and points below,
"The ID. C. Jaeger and Kate Kinney botk.pa ssed I
South at sunset, neither stopping here except for
fuel.
''The local packets continue to bring heavy cot
ton and Gotten seed freights.
"Our receipts for the season have now reached
100, 900 bales, worth over Sc, 100000. The plant
atoms ell along the river are white with ungath-
cred cotton, and field hands are ndustriously en-
gagged from dawn till dusk saving and shipping
their crops as fast as possible sales OF the sta
Pile are effected as rapidly as it can be prepared
Tor market, and flush times are close at had for
The Southern planter
The Tn ompson Dean will arrive 10 time to
leave on Wednesday next.
The Peytopa and BAT ges got away Yesterday =
The Louisville, just off the docks and in fine
repair, commences to receive for Cincinnati and
points on the Ohio River to leave on Wedne sday.
rhe Louisville has been laid up here for some
lime past, and her captain, A. F. Power has
,pent no small sum of money here in the way OF
.epsirs and other expenses, and we hope he may
70 with good trip, as return in part.
The Assump. ion and Ashland will be the next
arrivals from the Ohio, followed closely by the
Arlington.
The Acme arrived yesterday from the Ohio,
nth as muth as she could carry. This is the !
lew boat built by Capt Wenzel expressly for the
)uachita and tributaries. and is enc OF the light
at boats out. drawing ten inches att and teven ]