The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-01-30

Conery d Sons, where the undersigned can
be found daily from A. NJ to P. NJ
GEO. j. DUNCAN,
River Reporter n. O. Bulletin.
The weather yesterday was cloudy, damp
and cold.
Business on the landing was brisk yester-
day, especially on the lower landing
The arrivals since our last all brought in
good trips, and we expect to see the packets
advertised in the BULLETIN to leave to-day 90
out with all the freight that they can carry.
For list of arrivals and manlfests see Marine
column.
Capt Nat. Pickett received a dispatch yes
Serday from Minden informing him that
there is plenty Of water for the Rapides to
come through.
The tributaries are all reported rising.
The regular Saturday Grand EcCre packet
new Bart Able. Dick Sinnott, master, Geo. c.
Hamilton, clerk, is receiving-to leave at P
III. to-day-at the head Of Crossman street.
Major Burke is having our river front put
IN admirable order. Remove those shanties
recently erected on either side of the Canal
street crossing Major and you will receive
The thanks OF the entire steamboat com
munity.
The Minden packet Rapides, Nat Puckette,
master, Ferd Y. Cellos, clerk, is receiving to
leave at 5 z. NJ. to-day for Minden and all
landings on Lake Blsteneau, taking freight
and passengers for all plantations and way
landings on Red River as high up as LOggy
Bayou. The Rapides is fine packet, and as
for her officers, we have 10 language at our
command to tell of their merits. They are
hard to equal and can not be eXcelled
The regular Grand Ecore Tuesday packet
Seminole Jno. c. Mitchell, master, James L.
Bob ins, clerk, is receiving at the head of
Crossman street, and leaves positively at 5
p. NJ to-day, for Grand Ecore and all land
5ngs intermediate. After this trip she will
resume her regular day of departure and
maintain it during the remainder of the sea-
son. The Seminole is a fixture in the trade,
and her officers are clever gentlemen and
thorough steamboatmen.
The "Blanks Line 5" packet Gov. Allen,
Jack Blanks, master, is receiving at the head
of Common street, to leave for Camden and
all way landings at 7. Nj. to-day
Onachita shippers should bear IN mind that
boats of the BLANKS Line give through bills
of lading to all points on Ouachita River and
its tributaries The Captains Blanks have
made every preparation to accommodate the
residents Of the Ouachita Valley, and we hope
shat their efforts will meet with the success
that they SO richly deserve.
[By Telegraph
VICKeBURG, Jan. 2S.-To Capt. Jas. Mellon,
Agent Kountz Line, New Orleans Steamer
Paragon will arrive Sunday; will load for the
Ohio River. JOHN J. DAEEAH, Clerk.
Especial to the Pcayune.
TRENTON Jan. 2S.-The steamer Ora struck
a snag in Bayou Bartholomew this morning.
The boat is badly hurt but is still afoat;
will leave this morning for New Orleans for
aepairs Z. B. CRYER, Master.
The following named steamers left port
yesterday: Belle Lee for Memphis, B. L.
Hodge for Baton Rouge, W. S. Pike for Bayou
Sara, and Waloon for Lower Coast
The Garry Owen, Capt. w. G. Johnson,
leaves Tuesday, Feb. 2, at 5 2. NJ, for Cam
den and way landings.
The Kate Kinney is due from Ouachita
River.
The LaBelle has retired from the Vicks-
burg trade, and will leave on Tuesday, Feb.
2, at z. NJ. for Shreveport and all way land
ings.
The fine passenger packet Glencoe, Capt.
Calhoun, is receiving to leave at z.
NJ to-day, for st. Louis, Cairo. and
Memphis She loads in the Mississippi Val
ley Transportation Company's Line Engage
ments for freight can be made by application
TO the popular agent OF the line. Capt John
A. Stevenson, No. As Camp street, corner
Common.
The Mollie Moore is receiving to leave with
dispatch for st. Louis, Cairo and all way
landings.
The new Bart Able leaves positively at 2.
NJ. to-day for Grand Ecore
We heard it rumored on the landing yester-
day that Capt Sam Ayles would have a boat
to replace the La Belle in a few days.
STEAMERS LEAVING THIS DAY.
FoR GRAND EcoRE- Weekly Packet. The
new Bart Able, r. S!nnott, master, Geo. G.
Hamilton clerk, is receiving at the head Of
Customhouse street, to leave at z. M. to-day,
fp-- oil 1on1inuC To the above manfIOna1
point.
For NIcKsBUEG.- The Natchez, I. 2. Leath
ers, master, James NJ use, clerk leaves fer
Elcksburg, Natchez and all way landings at 5
o'clock this evening, as usual. As a passen
ger packet the Natchez has but few equals,
and her officers are too well known to need
praise from our pen.
FoR GRAND EcoRE-The fine passenger
packet Seminole, J. Mitchell, master, J. L.
Robbins, clerk, leaves as above at P. NJ.
For MINDEN. The Rapides, Nat Puckette
master, Ferd V. Cellos, clerk, leaves as above
at . 2. NJ. to-day.
FoR CAMDEN Blanks Line. The elegant
passenger packet Gov. Allen, J. W. Blanks
master, J. I. Horn and J. Baker clerks leaves
at 5 2. M. to-day for Camden and all landings |
intermediate.
For RED RIVER. The "gilt-edged" Maria |
Louise, III. j. Brinker, master, j. J. Dodd, |
clerk, leaves to-day at p. NJ. for jefferson, |
Shreveport and way landings.
The Coz. A. B. koUNs This new and su-
perior packet, under command Of Capt. J. |
H. Kouns, leaves at 5 p. M. to-day for Jeffer-
son, Shreveport and all landings interme-
Giate.
For THE LOWER CoAsT.-The Waloon Capt |
Ruiz, leaves as above from the foot of Cont |
street, daily, going down to Greenwood Plan
tation.
For BAYOU LAEoURcHE - The popular
packet st. John, Allen Jumel, master, Chas.