The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-11-24


way landings.
The Frank Pargoud passed yicksburg with
5000 bales and 5U00 sacks, and will arrive to
leave tomorrow as usual at P. NJ. for Vicks-
burg and all bend landings to Greenville: J. NJ.
White master. Curt Holmes clerk. A clerk Is on
the landing, at the head of Common street, every
Wednesday motnlng, to receive freight.
The Yazoo and 1aIlahatchie packet Home,
Ben w. Sturdivant master, c. Fl. saver and r.
H. Pritchett clerks, leaves to-day from the head
of Customhouse street, at P. M. promptly. The
Home will run regularly il this trade, making
twelve day trips.
The Gov. Allen, John C. Libano master, Andy
Roland clerk, leaves to-day at 5P. NJ, from the
head of Customhouse street, for all Coast land
ings to Fort Adams. The Allen returns on Fri.
day and leaves again on Saturday.
The Coast and Baton Rouge packet Leslie
Taylor, Allen Jumel master, NJ. henson clerk,
leaves to-day at IL O'clock.
The lightning Willie, OF the New Orleans and
Ouachita transportation Company line, leaves
to-day at punctually for all points on the Black
and Ouachita; J. w. Blanks IN command.
The Bastrop, also of the above line, will arrive
this morning with 800 bales cotton.
The Andy Johnson arrived yesterday morning
from St. LOUIS with full load, and had in tow
| heavily laden barge besides. She returns to-day
at 5 p NJ. and, as she is an elegant passenger
steamer, fine opportunity is thus offered to
travellers for points on the Upper Mississippi; d.
H. Asbury master, Green F. Shields cletk
The Carrie V. kountz. for st. Louis, laid over
from yesterday, but Will go To-Day, L. D. Alien
master, c. A. Norris clerk.
Tho Glencoe, one of the old reliables in the
trade, is to leave for st. Louis tomorrow f.
S. Calhoon master, J. I. McCord clerk.
The Commonwealth and Cherokee left ST.
Louis on Saturday. OF Capt. Wolf OF the latter
steamer the Globe. Democrat says:
ga good deal of trouble has been made with
him on account of his boat not coming up to the
standard required by a Board of Underwriters
but the boards at cincinnati and New Orleans
l,ol So1 Mol pot
will be insured under their policies at usual rates,
and as much of the shipments for the South is
covered by New Orleans underwriters, we think
he will not be lacking for freight"
The City Of Alton, bound down. was at Cairo on
Monday.
The susie Silver, that left here on the 18th for
St. Louis, turned back from Cairo, and will ar
rive here in time to leave for Cincinnati on Satur
day. Capt. Silver contemplated this moV5 when
here last and at the last moment makes 1T.
The Ohio River clipper, the famous Charles
Morgan, arrived on Monday night with all the
freight she could carry and with her cabin full OF
people, and is receiving to leave tomorrow for
all intermediate points through to CINCINNATI
The bold Aft stein commands, Harry Stein and
Lew Branham preside over the affairs OF the
office.
The Mary Houston and Thos. Sherlock are
both On the way. The Sherlock left New Albany
on Saturday with 1000 TONS
The John Means, Billy Collins and Hope passed
Cairo on Saturday. The Big Foot Memphis on
the same day. Of this latter steamer an exchange
| says:
Evansville. The Courier says of her: She has
gu1wale hull, scow bow, tull length cabin, open
berths. She h d large photo, life size, done up
in war paint. the very Big Foot himself adornlng
her pilot house. She had about halt load.
Capt Poe assures us that his boat was not named
| in honor of Capt Mcmillan, proprietor of the
steam capstan, but more p obably Illustrative OF
the shoe of one of his fremen, Familiarity called
Black Hawk, whose shoe measures 1879 inches.
| I he Big Foot is on her way to Florida TO run IN
| the Apaachicola and Chattahoochle rivers.
| The Arlington had 800 hhds sugar, 700 bbls
molasses, 1873 bbls oil, 100 bbls rice, and SO tons
mi -cellaneous freight, and had to refuse.
| The G. H. Durfee, with 79i bales, the H. L.
| Bryarly, with SCI bales, and the Col. A. L.
! Kouns with 3U3 bales, arrived from Red River on
| Monday right. The Durfee lays up for the pres
| ent the Kouns has not decided upon her return
| day. The Bryarly goes tomorrow, and will
| commence to receive to-day. Capt. w. L. Scoveil
commands the Sryarly, Mr.. W. II. McChesney
clerk.
The Era No. 10 came in yesterday from the
| Lafourche, fiat in the water, and will return to-
| day as usual at P. NJ, Tom Taylor on the roof,
Messrs Mohr, Dugas and Landry in the office.
The RoDt. Young, U. D. Terrebonne N tster.
| Frank Dalferes clerk from the Lafourche, also
had full load, and will return to-day at II NJ.
| extending her trip to New River.
The Assumption, the pride of the popular Joe
Dalferes, will be at the landing this morning.
| and will leave to-day at II for the Latourche, N.
| L. Dupus clerk.
The tri.weekly Lafourche and Coast packet
Henry Tete will arrive tonight and return to-
| morrow at IL M.
Twenty-three boats at the landing yesterday
| made business on the levee pretty lively.
W. C. French, who married Miss Lolita Janln
| in Natchitoches few days ago, arrived on the
Durfee with his fair partner. If they are happy
| in proportion to his merits as gentleman and
clerk their journey through life will be pleasant
one indeed
The Ida leaves to-day without fail for the
| Atchafala, a, Bayous Cnene and Teche at Z. M.
Capt. T. R. Muggah, steamboatman OF many
years experience in this trade, and who numbers
| in it host of friends, commands; the genial Fred
| Buck of course, is in the office.
| The pretty and fast steamer Trenton arrived
yesterday noon with full trip, and will return
| to-day positively at 5 P. NJ, taking freight fol
| all points on the Atchafalaya, Courtableau and
| DIES GlaiZes. T.. Quatrevaux master, H. Molalso1
| clerk.
The John Howard will be at the landing this
morning with trip from White River and will
return tomorrow at 2. M. ?. c. Montgomery
master, Z. r. Perry clerk. The Howard Is the
only boat in this trade, fact that we hope ship
ps rs may remember, to-day and tomorrow.
The ". J. Poitevent. of the M. l. Line to the
| Upper Coast leaves to-day at 10 A. NJ, will
return tomorrow anh leave again on Saturday at
ll2M Captain s Heno, Clerk George BARLEY
The Mary Ida, also of this line, will arrive to-
| mig hit and leave tomorrow.
The side-wheel tri-weekly Josephine, W. l.
Cozzens master, c.. Z. Apologize clerk, leaves
this morning at 10 for the Upper Coast
The regular Monday, Wednesday and Saturday
IL NJ Coast and Donaldsonville packet st. John,
F. Bergeron master, leaves to-day promptly at
| the hour
The B. L. Hodge, from Baton Rouge, and the
". s. Pike, from Bayou Sara will arrive to:nig hi
and return on Friday, the former at 10 A. NJ, the
latter at 2. M.
The John B. Maude, Judd I. West master
Ned Outlaw clerk, leaves on this, her regular
day at P NJ, for vicksburg and all Bend land
ings TO Memphis
The James Howard leaves also to-day at
in command, J. H. Chassaing in the office.
The Mary Bell, with her immense cargo, will
lox and will los