The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-10-31

VI
B. L. Hodge. Baton Rouge. PM
". S. Pike, Bayou Sara, p. NJ
City of Quincy, ST. Louie, PM
MISCELLANEOUS
For additional river news see our daily tele-
grams.
ever built, is due to arrive to-day from Chlcot
City, Greenville ard Vickshurg. and will return
tomorrow at P. NJ. John w. Tobin master, W.
N. Gaines clerk.
The Robert E. Lee is due from Vicksburg to-
night, and will return on Tuesday.
The Fort Adams and Coast packet Gov. Allen
is due tomorrow and will leave again on Wednes-
day at P. NJ. John c. Libano IN command. The
Allen will have clerk on the landing. at the
head Of Customhouse street, every tuesday and
Friday morning to receive freight
The fine and fast passenger steamer w. 5.
Pike. John J. Brown master, 8. s. Streck clerk,
running semi-weeklv to Bayou Sara. is due to-
night, and will return to- morrow at P. NJ, max
ing all Coast landings.
The Baton Rouge and Coast packet B. L.
Hodge, J. P. McElroy master. making semi
weekly trips. will arrive tonight and return to-
morrow at P. NJ
bales cotton, 81 bags seed cotton, lis sacks seed,
257 sacks rice, SO sacks corn, As hogsheads sugar
and 25S barrels molasses.
The st. John. which left on her first trip yes
terday as a tri-weeklv packet to Donaldsonville,
will arrive to-day, and return Tomorrow, at IL
trade, commands.
The j. F. Frazer king daily trips to the
Belair Plantation, on the Lower Coast, lays over
to-day. She leaves tomorrow, at p. M. Oliver
Canton, Jr.. master.
The Oriole lays over, also, to-day. She leaves
daily throughout the week, at 10 A. NJ, prompt
", for all landings on the Lower Coast to the
Live Oak Grove Plantation. James T. OPry,
one Of the incest gentlemen that ever trod the
decks of boat, commands.
StAtpe steamer
IBERIA George A. Sheldon MASTER John Nc
Conkey clerk, leaves tomorrow, at 10 A. NJ, for
all landings through to Buras. The Iberia is a
side-wheel boat, very fast, and has the very best
Of passenger accommodations.
The fine steamer Walnon, the Monday and
Thursday packet to the Quarantine Station ont
the Lower Coast, leaves tomorrow promptly
10 o'clock. John Taylor master, John 0. Vsllette
clerk
The Katie passed vicksburg Saturday morning
with 400 bales cotton and 5000 sacks seed.
The Tete had IL hhds. sugar, 243 bbls. and 81
half bbls. molasses and 627 sacks rice. The
Tete makes tri-weekly trips to Donaldsonville
and Bayou Lafourche, and leaves here on Tues
day. at II NJ.
The Era No 10, from B you Lsfourche, had 1s
hhds sugar, 81 bbls. molasses and 100 sacks rice.
she returns to morrow, and leaves again on
Wednesday.
Capt. Joe Dalferes's new Ta'ourche packet As.
sumption will arrive from Louisville the latter
part of the coming week. and will Immediately
enter that trade. See advertisement.
Attention is ca led to the advertisement OF the
Illinois in another column. Joe Spears, 80 we'll
known here, is her clerk.
Parties who want a good steamboat can find
one bv interviewing NJ W. joyce, Ill Gravier
street; he has the T. M. Bagby for sale.
The Fleta arrived late yesterday with 3S2 bales
cotton. 756 sacks seed, "a bags seed cotton, %
sacks rice and So head ca tie. The Fleta
grounded on the way down, which accounts for
her non-arrival in time to leave on yesterday her
regular day. She defers her departure to to-
morrow at - NJ, at which hour she will leave
tableau, Des Glaizes and B@uf. c. G. Pickett n
command, A. Mevnier, Sr., clerk.
The Bertha from Opelouses is due tonight
and Will return on Tuesday. II. Il. Broad master,
Theo. JOHN clerk.
See special notice to Opelousas shippers and
passengers in another part Of our paper.
The Katie's time to Vicksburg is % hours and
che offers accommodations not found on any rail-
roa' in the country. She leaves tomorrow.
The Wawenock leaves tomorrow morning, at
10 O'clock for all landings on the Upper Coast to
the Burnside Armant Plantation, making the
trip in daylight, aud leaving every Monday, We'd
nesday and Friday. John Reynaud master,
Chas. Brusle clerk.
The old reliable, the Josephine, w. l.. Cozzens
master Charles Applegate clerk, the tri-weekly
daylight packet to the Union Plantation Upper
Coast, leaves tomorrow morning at 10, from the
head of Cont street.
The W. j. Poitevent will be brought to the
landing day, and will leave tomorrow morn
ing positively at 10 O'Clock for all landings on the
Upper Coast to the Union Plantation, st. James
parish. The Poitevent has just been put in fine
repair, and will make her trips with her accus-
toned regularity. 5. Heno, boatman OF many
years experience and stsnding in the Coast trade,
will command while in the office will be found
George F. BARLEY. a gentleman known among
his personal friends as "genial George" The
Poitevent is one of the M. 1. line Of packets and
will leave here every Monday, Wednesday and
Friday.
The fine passenger steamer Texas, Chas. W
Stinde master, Ed Groves clerk, will be the next
departure for Red River. She will leave fol
Alexandria and Grand Ecore on Tuesday. A CLERK
will be on the landing tomorrow morning receiv
ing freight.
The Lotus No. 8, from Red River, was due last
| evening and will doubtless be found at the land
ing to-day.
| The st. Louis Republican Of the 2Sth says:
sThe Robert Young leaves Evansville probably
to-day for New Orleans aud Red River in which
| trade she will run this winter. Capt. w. ID
| Daniel will command her, with John NJ. Dane
and Mr.. Lawson in her office. She has been con
verified into neat passenger and freight boat
| Her cabin has been heightened, painted and re
| furnished"
"Capt. Eads has bought barges as follows TO
work on the jetties, viz: Janet Mack, Marjory
| Ruth and Missouri No. 8. These and the towbJa
| Fiasa were all on the ways yesterday undergoln
| repalrs The Piasa will tow the barges to Eads
port, leaving on Saturday.
"Capt. G. D. Moore leaves for New Orleans to
morrow with the Robert Semple and barge, to re
main South during the winter. Capt. John
| Williams is one of her pilots"
| The Kate Kinney met with an accident at Dev
IFS Island on the 26th, had to discharge he
cargo at Cape rardeau and return to ST. Loul
for repairs. An item of news We are sorry to pub
lish.
The City of Quincy will be found at the land
ing to-day with fine trip from ST. Louis, an
will return tomorrow evening al s. taking frelgh
for al intermediate points. J. West Jacobs mas
ter j. r. Pension clerk.
The Katie connects at TIcksburg with tn
Home Line for the Yazoo, Tallaha;chie and Sur
flower rivers.
The Grand Lake and barges from st. Louis
passed Vicksburg at noon yesterday, and VIII re
turn On Tuesday. -,
The Thompson Dean left Memphis with IS
bales cotton, 1472 sacks oil cake, 100 barrels OF
ions, and LAG bales hay, and will arrive in time
leave on Wednesday, positively, as advertised;
The great Mary Belle, the wonder of the da!
passed Nicksburg yesterday, and Will leave le
Memphis tomorrow.
The Utah with her Nicksburg trip arrived ye:
terday with s07 bales cotton, 1868 sacks seed,
bags seed cotton, and SO bbls Of apples. Cap