The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-10-21

OriOle, Lower Coast III A. M.
Waloon, Lower Coast 10 A. M.
Mary Ida Upper Coast, 10 A. M.
J. f. Frazer, Lower Coast, p. M.
Trenton, Opelousas, P. NJ.
Frank Pargoud, Greenville. P. NJ.
James Howard, Memphis, 5 P. NJ.
La Belle, Red River, 5 P. M.
MISCELLANEOUS.
For additional river news see our daily tele-
grams.
The regular and reliable Trenton arrived yes,
terday from Bayou des Glaizes, Courtableau and
the Atchafalaya River, with POS bales cotton,
sacks seed cotton and 10 head OF cattle, and VIII
return to-day promptly at 3. l.. QuatreVauA mas
ter, Fl. Molaison clerk.
The Fleta, from the Atchafalaya, is due TO-
night and will return on Saturday.
The Oriole, Jas. T. O'Pry master, leaves daily
at 10 A. NJ for all Lower Coast landings to the
Live Oak Grove Plantation, returning early in the
evening.
the Lower Coast with 118 sacks and 30 bbls rice,
and returns To- day at 10 A. M, going as far as
mand John o. Vallette clerk.
: The tri-wt eky Lower Coast packet j. +. Fra
ger, Oliver Canton, Jr master. z. y. Barry clerk,
leaves this morning at III o'clock, for all landings
through to the Lee Plantation.
The Iberia will arrive tonight and leave to-
morrow at 10 o'clock for Port lads.
The st. Mary is due this afternoon and will
leave on Saturday for Port Eads.
500 sacks rice. The new flag is beginning to tell.
The Wawenock had 173 sacks Of rice. She re-
turns this evening and leaves again tomorrow
The Josephine had 1873 sacks rice and Sc sacks
corn. Due to arrive this evening. She leaves
again tomorrow mOrHlng
The fleet and fine passenger packet Mary Ida,
J. A. Ruiz, master, and the petite and attentive
Ed Vallette in the Office, leaves to-day at 10 for
Hahnville and all Upper Coast Ian dings to the
Union Plantation, ST. James parish.
The largo and fine side wheel passenger steam
er La Belle, NJ N. Wood, master, j. P. Mohr,
clerk leaves to- day at P. NJ. for all landings on
Red River, connecting with the company pack
cts for Shreveport and Jefferson passengers
and freight being forwarded through without de-
The C. H. Dursee. running in place Of the
Bart Able, is due tonight from Grand Ecore, and
will return on Saturday.
The great James Howard arrived yesterday
from st. Louis, and leaves to-day for Nj mphis,
in which trade she will run the season out, leav-
ing here every alternate Thursday. The Howard
had remarkable trip on the way down, dis
charging and receiving freight all the way, max
ing over sixty landings ana having her cabin
full the whole trip. Her principal items OF
freight to this point consisted Of 1923 bales co.
ton, 4103 sacks seed, 1903 sacks oil cake, 1918
bbls -four, 3040 sacks grain, and 3440 packages
miscellaneous freight The passenger accommo-
dations of the Howard are not exceled, and her
carrying capacity is only rivaled by that OF the
Mary Bell. Commanded by Capt. B. r. Pegram,
and passengers will find in these two gentlemen
officers fitted in every particular for their re-
spective position 8.
The B. l.. Hodge, J. P McElroy master, T.
Bergeron clerk, arrived yesterday from the Coast
and Baton Rouge with 70 bales cotton, 1872 sacks
seed, IL bags seed cotton, ATT sacks RICE % hhds
sugar and As bbls molasses, and will return to-
morrow morning at 10 o'clock.
The repairs ON the st. John having been fin
ished, she will be brought to the landing the first
of the coming week for the purpose OF entering
the Donaldsonvills trade as tr-weekly packet.
The Bertha Drummer arrived yesterday NOR
ming from the Lafourche with 80 bbls molasses,
$40 sacks rice and Is bags seed cotton. The
Drummer will not return, the time for which she
was chartered having expired. She will be given
The Henry Tete arrived at o'clock yesterday
with IA hhds sugar. 85 bbls molasses, 3S9 sacks
rice and 81 bbls pecans. She returns tomorrow at
TO-, making all landings to DonaldsOnvile and
Bayou Lafourche. J. f. Aucon master, M. FL.
Landry clerk.
j. Brown master, S. s. Streck clerk, will be found
at the landing this morning, receiving to leave
tomorrow evening for all landings to Bayou
Sara.
shippers is called to special notice of the steam
er La Belle, to be found in another part OF our
! See Capt Reas Telegram below as to the stage
of water In Red Riv r.
that there is 81 feet of water at Grand Ecore,
and falling fast The G. Il. Durfee left Grand
Ecore, with 1875 bales cotton, and will arrive to
leave on time.
5000 bales cotton and 6000 sacks seed, and VIII
be found at the landing this morning, and will
return this evening promptly at D, making all
landings to Naichez, Vicksburg and in the Bends
above to Greenville. J. M. White master, Curt
Holmes clerk.
The Belle Yazoo the boat about which such
stir is being made at Vicksburg. on her last trip
down to that point, had 60 bales cotton and 1858
sacks seed, for reshipment, and l02 bales cotton
and 1923 sacks seed for that port. "The noun
tain lab5red and brought forth mouse"
The famous Natchez will arrive tonight from
Vicksburg, and will return as usual on Saturday.
The Gov. Allen laidover at Vicksburg and did
not leave there until yesterday evening.
Mr.. John F. Reid, late the river reporter Of the
Vicksburg Monitor, died in that city on Monday.
He was q sprightly writer, and an eloquent and
feeling obituary is paid to his memory in that
K New DEPARTURE = Semi Weekly 10 F o7
Adams.-The Gov. Allen, arrival from her
present trip to vicksburg, will enter the Fort
Adams and Coast trade, as regular Wednesday
and Saturday P. M. packet. The Allen is one
of the finest and most popular boats on the river,
and is differed by gentlemen who are as popular
and well known as is the boat. Cap. Jno. q.
Benson will command, and Messrs. Roland and
Phelps will attend to the afairs OF the office.
the 23d.
See the advertisement of the Memphis, Bend
and Vicksburg packet Illinois in another column.
Mark Cheek commands, and j. W. Spears, so
well known here, is her clerk.
The John F. Tolle from st. Louis is due AMI
will leave here ON Saturday.
The Bee and barges are due and will leave for
st. Louis to @orrow at P. M.
st. Louis Republican, 18th:
'sThe fine steamer City of Quincy of the Mer
chants Southern Line is loading to leave for
New Orleans tomorrow. Capt. J. West Jacobs
commands.
1.-The light steamer Ida Stockton Capt. John
7. Noel. will have her improvements completed
to-day and will leave for Arkansas River to-mor-
TOW afternoon. She is lying al the foot of Cherry
street.
capt. Jos. Kinneys fast and commodious
stern wheeler Kate Kinney, all prepared to carry
cotton in the most approved fashion, will be at
the wharf to-day and leave on Wednesday for the
Ouachits River. We shall bs sorry to part with
Jos. and his finely rejuvenated boat, but they
haze 4. A.