The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-06-17

Tha~oAa~ Y,,ro IT 10TH

Gun 6sts...... .7:03 Full moon Is d. 5:57 p.
Oriole, Waloon, Katie, Josephine, Rice
Farmer, Garry Owen, Bertha Brunner and
Mary Ida.
Oriole, Waloon, Josephine, Marie, Carrie
A. Thorn, J. F. Frazer, Bertha, Ruth, Ida,
Susie Silver and Col A. P. Kouns-
TO ARRIVE.
Oriole. Waloon, Marie. ]. F. Frazer from
Lower Coast, Josephine from Upper Coast,
Natchez from Vicksburg, Bart Able and c.
r. Durfee from Red River, Willie and Bas-
trop from Ouachita, B. L. Hodge from Bayou
Sara, Era No. 10 and Henry Tate from Bayou
Lsfourche.
DEPARTURES TO-DAY.
Lower Coast to Belair and Star Plantations,
Jeeuit,s Bend, Terra Boeuf and way landings,
It 10 A. NJ, the new side-wheel passenger
packet Oriole, NJ Carrick master, James 1.
O'Pry clerk. =,
NJ, the Mary Ida, J. A. Ruiz master, Messrs.
Vailette, Barley and Heno clerks.
Lower Coast 10 Quarantine Station, at 10
A. NJ, the Rice Farmer, John Taylor master.
Greenville and the Bends, vicksburg, Nat
chez, Bayou Sara aud way landings, at p.
n, the Katie, ]. NJ White master, W. N. Cal.
mes clerk.
Camden, Monroe and all landings on the
Ouachita. at P. NJ, the Lessie Taylor, F. A.
Blanks master. Joe Holmes clerk.
Cincinnati, Louisville and way landings at
5P. NJ, the Cherokee, George Wolf master,
Andy Byers clerk.
Bayou Lafourche, Donaldsonville, and all
Coast landings, at 5 P. NJ, the Era No. 10,
Joe Dalferes master.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Nor additional river pouvs our daily fplA
grams.
The fine light draught steamer Bertha Brun-
nez, VIM. Wenzell master, will be found at the
landing to-day, to leave again on Saturday
positively for all landings on the Black and
Ouachita rivers through to Camden, giving
also through bills OF lading to Farmersville
on Bayou DArbonne.
The beautiful Katie lays at the foot of Com
mon street and leaves at P. NJ, promptly,
today for all landings on the way from here
to Vicksburg and Greenville. }. NJ. White,
her commander, is we'll known throughout
the Valley as most popular captain, and in
the Office are to be found Messrs. Calmes
McCrindle, Benedict and Kelly.
Mr.. Curt Holiness well known as the chief
clerk of the famous Bend packet Frank Par
Roud, left here last Saturday for trip North.
We wish him any amount Of pleasure on the
way.
The regular Upper Coast packet Mary Ida
leaves at 10 this morning, returning down the
Coast in daylight tomorrow and leaving
again at the same hour on Saturday. j. A.
Ruiz, master, with Messrs Vallette, hartley
and Heno to do the agreeable in the Office
The J. F. Frazer is due tonight from the
Lower Coast, to leave again on Saturday
1t IL.
The Mary Lewis left for Brashear City from
Iouisville on the l4ih. with four new United
States barges in tow to Cairo. The Lewis
WAS built by H. b. Pharr, the mail contractor,
for mail service from Brashear to points on
the Bayou Teche.
The magnificent Great Republic will be at
the landing to-day receiving for return trip to
St Louis, to leave on Saturday. As the Re.
public is the favorite among favorites, an
early visit to secure staterooms would be a
wise precaution with those who desire to go
ON her on that day.
The John Z. Tolle and Grand Lake No. 2
and barges are on the way and will arrive here
the last Of this week. James Mellon, "a
6ravier street, is agent for the Tolle, and j.
A. Stevenson, 46 Camp street, for the Grand
Lake.
The Bertha Drummer, that arrived yesterday
from Camden, had 81 bales of cotton and the
shaft and fsnges of the steamer Oddly, sunk
in Bayou d'Arbonne some time ago. Capt.
Wenzell ships the shaft by the Cherokee to-
day, and will use it on the boat he is building
for the Ouachita. = t-.
The Cherokee being unable to leave yester-
day lays over until ?. M. to-day.
The Garry Owen, Capt Lou Greenlee, got
bale of cotton, 5000 slaves and sundries. The
failure movements Of the Garry Owen were
undeveloped up to dark last evening.
The Willie is telegraphed to arrive to-day
and leave on Saturday for Camden.
The Granger packet Bastrop will also be at
the landing to-day from Camden, and will
surely leave again on Saturday for all landings
on the Ouachita to Camden. Capt L P. Del
Ahoussaye SO we'll known on that sire I'M,
commands. A clerk will be found on the
lower leyee this morning receiving for the
Bastrop.
The Courier-Journal of the 14th says:
J. G. Scareiver, of the Morgan Line Of steam
ers, is registered at the Gait House.
The new Yazoo steamer Tallahstchie made
. trial trip up the river and back yesterday,
and worked well. She leaves for below to-
morrow.
The following boats were advertised to.
leave Cincinnati: The Fl. S. Turner on
yesterday, and the Belle of Shreveport Satur-
day. e
The Henry G. Yaeger is next on the list
after the Belle of Shreveport.
The great Thompson Dean, the largest pas
senger steamer in the Ohio River fleet, will
be at the landing to-day, to leave again to-
morrow at P. NJ, for Cincinnati. The
Dean, besides having the best of accommo-
dations, is very fast, and is under the com
mand Of that clever gentleman, Capt. W. B.
Miller.
The Lotus No. 3 is the next boat to Jeffer-
SON and Shreveport, leaving on Saturday ct
5P. NJ.
The Big Iujun, Natchez, Capt Tom Leath-
ers, will arrive this evening from Vicksburg,
and leave again on Saturday as usual, making
connections at Vicksburg with packets for all
points above
The following is from the Vicksburg Herald
of the 18th:
The chances are that there will be plenty of
tonnage and lively competition in the Yazoo
and Tallahatchie rivers trade the coming
season Capt. Parisot will have four fine
steamers in the trade, including the bran new
packet Tallahatchie, just completed at Louis