The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-05-23
THE RIVER.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN,
Sunday Morning, May %, 1876.
MINIATURE ALMANAC,

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sun Rlses...... sob Moon Rises. 1912
sun Sets..... .6:5l Lastqr % d. 1881 A NJ
Days length Ia b. ~ min.
ARRIVALS.
Oriole, Lotus No. 3, Carrie A. Thorn, Com
monwealth, Josephine, Rice Farmer.
DEPARTURES
Oriole, Mary Ida, J. f. Frazer, Natchez, Bar
Able, Henry @. Yaeger, Cherokee, Lizzie Hop
kins, Carrie A. Thorn Maria Louise, Fleta and
LESSEE Taylor.
Ida from Attakapas, Marie from Lower Coast
r. E. Lee from Vicksburg, future City and
barges and Bismarck from st. Louis, Bastrop
from Qua: hita, G. B. Church from Cincinnati
Alice from Amite River, Henry Tete and Era No.
10 from Lafourche, W. s. Pike from Bayou Sara.
DEPARTURES TOMORROW.
Lower Coast to Southwest Pass. Quarantine
Station, at A. NJ, from Canal street ferry land
ing, the United States mail steamer Marie, W. s.
Bassett master.
Lower Coast to Quarantine Station and Pointe-
ala. Hache, at 10 A. NJ, the Rice Farmer, John
Taylor master.
/ Lower Coast to Belair and Star Plantations,
Jesuits Bend, Terre B9uf and way landings at
10 A: NJ, the new side-wheel passenger packet
Oriole, M. Carrick master, James T. O'Pry clerk.
Upper Coast to Union Plantation, at 10 A. NJ,
the daylight packet Josephine, W. L. Cozzens
master.
Amite River, from the New Basin at P. NJ,
the Alice, G. s. D. Porter master, Lou Kells
clerk.
Bayou Lafourche, Donaldsonville, and all Coast
landings, at p. NJ, the Henry Tete, J. F. Au.
ooin master, P. A.. Charlet clerk.
Bayou sara, Baton Rouge, Plaquemine, and all
Coast Landings, at P. NJ, the W. y. Pike, John
j. Brown master, 8. IS. Streck clerk.
Bayou Lafourche and way landings at P. NJ,
the Era No 10, Joe Dalferes master, Tom Glenn
ents clerk.
st. Louis, Cairo Memphis and the Bends, at
P. NJ, The Commonwealth, F. W. Shields master,
Owen G.. Gates clerk.
Cincinnati, Louisville and all intermediate
points at P. NJ, the Indiana, W. ]. Rusk master,
Al Croxall clerk
ST. Louis, Cairo and Memphis, at P. NJ, the
Future City, W. A Coll, master.
MISCELLANEOUS.
For additional river news see our daily teIe-
grams.
The fast light draught steamer Garry Owen
changes around, and IS up for Camden direct, to
leave positively on Tuesday. Capt. Lou Green
lee and MIR. Sam Block are gentlemen well known
in this trade. and, as the Garry has the greater
part OF her trip engaged, shippers can rely on
her going.
The Future CITY and barges will arrive this A.
". with large trip from st. Louis, and will leave
again Tomorrow at 5. John A. Stevenson, As
Camp street, agent.
The Maria Louise, leaving for Shreveport yes
,erday, had 'gilt-edge" trip.
The Lotus No. is the next packet for Red !
River, leaving on Wednesday without fail, for i
Jefferson and Shreveport. |
The Bee and bargee, and the Glencoe were to
cave st. Louis last evening for this port. !
The popular Bastrop passed Tfenton yester- |
lay, and will arrive to-day and leave Wednesday |
positively for Camden direct, taking freight for
III points on the Ouachlta, and making connec-
ions for all the tributaries.
The sold reliable" ten.day packet Ida will be
ound at the wharf to-day, and will leave on
for all points on the Attakapas and
\ chafalaya, and al coast landings.
The Thomas Sherlock passed Louisville and
asst.
Pleasure seekers, look at the amusement COL
INN and read the notice of the grand excursion
# the La Belle to Kennervil'e this afternoon.
The La Belle is large, fast and perfectly safe, and
vii land excursionists, on return, before dark
ARE for round trip only fifty cents.
The celebrated Tuesday Vicksburg packet Rob-
TT 3. LIE. will arrive this evening, and leave
gain on Tuesday.
The Henry Tete from Bayou Iafourche, and
'. s. Pike from Bayou Sara, and due to arrive
his evening, and leave again on return trip TO-
borrow at 5 p NJ.
The tug Belle Darlington, just thoroughly re-
aired, is now ready for any and everything in
he towage line, about, above or below the city,
nder the command of Capt. Edward Wilcox.
As picnics are the rage quite number of our
lgerine reiehbors added to the delights of their
ollday by taking trip on the Oriole short dis
ince down the river yesterday morning. Friend
'Pry was considerably eated at having so many
eautiful maidens on his packet, and we've no
omit, hopes to have the trip repeated The
riole leaves as usual tomorrow at 10 O'clock for
i landings on the Lower Coast to the Belair
lantation. returning early in the evening.
Parties who would like to take fishing trip !
ave the Marie. to the Passes, every Monday, 9
'ednesday and Friday. The Mare goes through
daylight, running on schedule time leaving at
A. NJ.
The Rice Farmer leaves at 10 tomorrow for
le Quarantine Station.
The Josephine, W. L. Cozzens master, at 10
morrow, promptly, for the Upper Coast to the
MON Plantation.
For the Ohio, tomorrow, the Indiana.
For st. Louis, the huge Commonwealth, with
n large staterooms, wide guards, and other 3,
fractions too numerous to mention, leaves to- d
orrow at 5, under the control of skill rul officers
'avelers can select no safer or pleasanter route
an by this fine and favorfte steamer.
[By Telegraph Y
VICKsBURG, Nav 2f.-To John A. Stevenson, | q
ent: Future City down at P. NJ. five barges, =
o ice. W. A. COLL L
TRENTON, May 22.-To Hite Carlin, Agents 7
strop will arrive Monday and leave Wednss-
y, 26, Tor Camden direct.
L. p. DELAHoUssAYE Clerk Pastrop.