The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-23

Business opens out well and bids fair t.
continue so throughout the week.
The Ohio River is falling from Pittsburt
down and the Mississippi is doing the SAM
from its headwaters to Cairo As to Red ant
Ouachita rivers there is no lack of water OF
the bars for the largest size steamers.
The arrivals since cur last have been quite
numerous, including the following steamers
Era No. 10 and Lizzie Hopkins from Bayou
Latourche, w. S. Pike and Il. l.. Hodge from
Bayou Sara Il. +. Lee from Vicksburg
Glencoe from s.. Louis, G. II. Durfee from
Red River Lessie Taylor from Ouachita Willie
from Bayou Bartholomew, Stella Block from
BHuf River, j. Frazer from Lower Coast and
Mary Ida from White Hall, Hy. Tete from
Lafourche, St Mary from Lower Coast and
Carrie A. Thorn from Macon and Tensas.
Capt Parisot sold the Belle Yazoo for SIS ,00C
to Capt Rtum, who will run her as a packet
between Nicksburg and Greenville.
Those guns We're not fired yesterday morn
ing IN honor of this reporter; some folks in
town thought so, as 1T was the anniversary OF
our birth, 1--WE were born ust one month after
George W.) They were let 60 as parting
salute to Commodore Mullaney, who sailed
Tor Pensacola in the Worcester
II the police on the river front do not from
and after this date keep small boys, regard
less OF color and previous condition from
hombarding the windows of our levee office
with oyster shells and other missilse we will
take the matter in our own hands and 90 for
these urchins.
The Kate Kinney is receiving at the head
OF Canal street dover side), for Camden and
all way findings on Black and Ouachita
rivers; she leaves at p NJ. tomorrow
The Ouachita Valley Was visited by fear
full tornado last Friday full PARTICULARS Of
which We're furnished Us by the officers of the
steamer Willie.
The Carrie A: Thorn from Bayou Macon,
arrived all go. K. last evening
The departures yesterday were the W. s.
Pike Tor Bayou Sara, b. l.. Hodge for Baton
Rouge, Era No. 10 and Lizzie Hopkins for
Bayou Lafourche, Waloon for Lower Coast,
Bismarck for ST. Louis and Josephine for
Upper Coast.
The New Bart Able will be in complete run
ming order by Thursday morning, when she
will be ready to receive freight for Grand
Ecore, Alexandria, Norman's, Barbin and
all way landings, to leave Saturday, 9th inst,
at L. NJ, and every Saturday thereafter as
long as there is water enough for her to do So |
STEAMERS LEAVING THIS DAY.
For Observation-Disclosures STATES MAIL |
PACKET. The champion r. E. Lee, VIM. |
Campbell master, A. McVay clerk leaves at
5 p M.
FoE CAMDEN The Blanks Line packet
Gov Allen, J. w. Blanks, master, Messrs.
Horr, Baker and Phelps clerks, leaves for the
above and all way landings at 5 P. NJ
For LOWER CoAsr.-Capt. Canton S packet,
the }. f. Frazer, leaves at noon. Mr. z. L.
Barry has charge of the Office.
For UPPER CoAsT.-The fast sidewheel
packet Mary Ida. j. A. Ruiz, master J. L.
Boyd, clerk leaves.for White Hall Saw Mill
and the st. James Convent at 10 A. NJ
The Waloon leaves daily for all landings on
the Lower Coast as far ogn as the Poydras
plantation.
For OUAcHITA RIvEE.-The Garry Owen,
W. G. Johnson master, w. Culberson, clerk.
leaves for Camden and all way landings at
p. NJ.
For ST. LoUIs.-The Belle Of Shreveport,
Thomas W. Rea, master, Philip J. Huer,
clerk, leaves this evening at five o'clock.
FoR ATTAKAPAs.-Th Ida, J. z. Foryav.
master, A. Meynier, ST., clerk, leaves this
evening at five O'Clock for all landings on
the Atchafalaya River.
FoR ST. LOUIS Glencoe, Capt Cal
houn, leaves at p. NJ
The koUNTz LINE packet Henry c. Jaeger
Capt. Van Hook, leaves for ST. Louis and ali
way landings al z. NJ.
STEAMERS LEAVING WEDNESDAY, 24TH INST !
For LOWER COAST, regular passenger
packet st. Mary, Fred. Probst master, leaves
for Lees plantation and all points intermedi- :
ate at noon.
For WASHINGTON. The weekly Opelousas
packet Bertha, W. Burton, master, J. b.
Schmidt, clerk, leaves at p. NJ for all land l
ings on Bayou Courtableau and the Atchafl-
laya, taking freight and passengers for all s
landings on Bayou Des Glaizes.
The RUTH-This regular weekly packet S
leaves at z. NJ. for all landings on the Atch- c
,'alaya and Bayou Courtableau Capt Eugene .
mas charge of her office. She makes sure
with the steamer Belle Creole for
Ill landings on Bayou Des Glsizes.
FoE RED RIVER. The Col A. F. Kouns, j.
4. Kouns, master, Z. F. Gillen, clerk, leaves
or Jefferson. Shreveport and all landings on
Upper Red River, at p. M. ..-.
FoR SHREVEPORT. - Raityoad Line - The
inc packet c. II. Durtee, Jas. Aikens. mas
er, w. McChesney, clerk, leaves at p. NJ
aking freight and passengers for al way
andings and all points on Upper Red River,
making sure connection at Shreveport
For NINDEN.-The Rlpides Nat Pickett,
master, Ferd Cellos, clerk, leaves at ) p M
or the above and all landings intermediate
n Lake Bis'eneau and Red River.
FoR BdUF RIVER. The Stella Block, T. L.
'aylor, master leaves for all landings on this
tream at L. NJ
FROM OUR EXCHANGES.
st. Louis Republican, Goth:
There was little doing about the levee yes
erday, Friday, as usual, being q dull day
ates remain firm to points South. The river
as fallen since our asst report. There is
ow clearance of seventy-elght feet under
lie center arch of the bridge.
BOATS TO LEAvE-The De- Smet, for Alton,
nd Grafton leaves at 3 7. NJ, with Capt
runer as master. The John Kyle, for New
rleans, will leave for the Merchants South
n wharfboat, foot OF Market street, at )
clock, Saturday. Capt Hutchinson com
ands.
Another attempt will be made to-day by Capt
w. Dugan to raise the sunken Mary Alice.
he latter boat parted her chains Thursday
ght, and is in a bad condition. Chains are
be passed under the sunken vessel attached
barges on either side, which will be sunk
ID then pumped out, which process it is
ought will raise the sun ken vessel. 1t is,
'wever, feared that the Mary Alice will be
Ill !. L c--I c