The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-12-04

Josephine, Upper Coast, III a. ~.
Thos. Sherlock, Cincinnati, IL NJ.
" J. Poitevent, Upper Coast, II III.
ST John Donaldsonville, II NJ
Henry Tete Lafourche, II u.
T F Frazer Lower Coast, P. NJ.
Martha. Low err Coast, p. NJ.
Inssie Taylor, Baton Rouge, T. NJ.
Gov Allen, Fort Adams, 8 Z. N.
BERTHA Opelousas, I, H.
Ida. Attakapas, P. Al.
Ropnie Lee Shreveport. ) L. NJ.
@. Fl. Durfee. Grand Ecore, 2. NJ.
Natchez, Vicksburg, +. M.
CITY of Alton, ST. LouIs, 2. III
Cherokee, Cincinnati, 5 p nj.
Era No. 10. Iafourche L. M
Robert Young, Lafourche, L. NJ
Stella Block Tensas and Macon, L. NJ.
James Howard, Memphis, 2. NJ.
MISCELLANEOUS.
For additional river news see our u@i's 'eio-
The c. H. Durfee, in place OF the Bart AU M9
Richard e1nnott master, George Hamilton, WI
lie French Rube Whitmore, clerks, leaves 70 1
at p. NJ, without fail, for al lah9lnBs On 49,
River TO Alexandria and Grand Ecore, tahlliS
freight through to Grand Ecore al one eaiu
The new Bonnie Lee goes to-day sure to
Shreveport direct taking freSht lor an way
landings on Red River Noah Scovell master,
Matt Scoyell clerk. The Bonnie flies the colors
of the New Orleans and Red River transports
ton Company, is a new boat, and has superior
The R. T. Bryarly arrived from Alexandria
Tbnrsday night, with 527 bales cotton, u bags
seed cotton, and lis bbls molasses.
As soon as the water permits, the La beile en-
ters the Red River trade weekly packet to
Coushatta. See her ADVERTISEMENT. IL ano1noi
The Coast and Donaldsonyille tri-weekly pack
ct st. John leaves to-day punctually at IL Q CLOCK
returning Sunday, leaves again MONDAY.
The W. j. Poitevent, of the NJ. l. Line, to
the Inner Coast. leaves to-day at II NJ. S. Heno
in command, Geo. F. Barley in the office.
The Mary Ida, also of this line, leaves TO-
dav at 10 A. NJ, for all landings on the Upper
Coast to the Union Plantation, Com. J. A. Ruiz
in command, the accomplished Ed ValleWe IN
the Office. The Mary Ida never misses Trip
and is as regular as ciock-WorK IN her move
ments. a., o;o,o
laid over yesteld day, Capt. OPry dlspatchlng the
Little Jerry off on time with her trip me orlole
is ready to go to-day and will leave at the usual
hour 10 A. NJ, for the Lower Coasl W INC i4i'o
Oak Grove Plantation.
The new steamer Martha, making tri-weekly
trims to the Lower Coast, leaves to-day az
p NJ. making all landings through TO Fort Eads.
w. s. Bassett master. -,
Fred Probst master, J. q. Tremoulet clerk, hav-
ing changed her schedule OF departures 10 tne
Lower Coast, leaves now commencing To-Day
tri-weekly. at 1890 sharp, instead OF semI-WeeKly
"a heretofore. leaving every Saturday, Tuesday
and Thursday going as far the Lee Planta-
ton. returning on Sunday, Wednesday and Fri
day. clerk will be found at the lahalhS oalls'
at the head of Cont street
The ]. F. Frazer and Favorite, forming the In
dependent Line of Lower Coast daily and TIL
weekly packets, leave as follows: the frazer,
oliver Canton, Jr., master, daily at . +. NJ. 10 .ne
Belair. and the Favorite, John Bletry master,
every Tuesday and Friday at 10 A. NJ and sun
day at p NJ to the Lee Plantation.
The semi-weekly Coast and Baton Rouge
packet Lessie Taylor, Allen Jumei MASTER NJ
Kenjson clerk leaves to-day at ) 2. NJ.
The Gov. Allen leaves to-day, as usual, from
the head of Customhouse street for Fort Adams
and all Coast landings, John q. Libano MASTER
Andy Roland clerk.
The Shannon, J. W. Blanks master, e. b. Ar
tbur clerk. leaves to-day at Z. Nj. for all way
landings on the Black and Ouachita rivers
The Willie arrived from Trenton Thursday
night with $40 bales cotton and $50 SACKS seeu:
The Tensas Cooley master, arrived from tne
Tansas and Macon with 344 bales cotton, 80 bags
seed cotton and 1873 sacks Seed She returns
to-day. o,,o
Stella Block Joe Walker master, Gabe Biocf
clerk leaves to-day as usual, at ), taking frelgh
for all wav landings on Black River to TRINITY
The Block is in this trade to stay, all reports t.
the contrary Notwithstanding.
THE CITY of Alton, II. f. BiXble master, VIM
Mason clerk. leaves to-day at 5, taking freight
for ali intermediate points to st. Louis, and CIV
ing through bills of ladlng, VIA Cairo ana PEI
mont. to points North and West larger o
more comfortable steamer does not run to 81
Louis, and better SCI VI oinooie "io nv W y
The Belle of Shreveport, Leopard and barges
Can't. Lourie, John A. Scudder, May Lowfie
Braithwaite master, Henry nlng cieih 49, 9. q,
Iouis for the week ending tonight. Rates hay
been advanced, and the river out from 81
Louis is announced as being extremely low.
The Barge Line have temporarily Wltndra"
their barges The freight received by the be
was turned over to the Shreveport.
The Bertha was due at dark last evening, an
will leave to-day positively, at D T. NJ, taKln
freight for all points on the Atchafalaya, Courts
hlean and Des GlaiZes. III. Ii. Broad master
Theo. John clerk.
The only packet in the trade, the Ida, leave
to-day at 5 p M. for the Attakapas, taking frelgf
for the Atchafalaya, Bayous Chene and Iech'
Cant. T. R. Muggah, Of many years eHperlenc
in the trade a gentleman and thorough boa
man. commands. The genial Fred Buck pr
sides in the office.
1.-THE hull of Capt Williams's new Gran
Lake arrived last evening from Freedom. she
the largest and will be the most powerful 10Y
boat ever constructed on the western water
Ienpth 225 feet beam 40 feet, hold feet. 81
will be furnished with the Hartupee engine
and will be a Western wonder
ssThis is indeed remarkable towooat. IL :, WI
he noticed that she has great breadth as well
iength: in fact. the dimensions above gave
MIGHT denote 1900 ten freight steamer:
remarkable feature is the Hartupee engine
Many of these have been used on slea a ,1,a
and found to be successful. 1t may pe WI
safatv nradicted that the new Grand Lake "
not be the last river vessel to adopt the Hartup
combination engines" -.
On account Of her shipments not beng COZ
pleted in time for her to leave Yesterday IT y
Thomas Sherlock was obliged to lsy over un
to-day at u NJ, when she will leave, TAXI
freight for all points on the Ohio
The Cherokee Geo. Wolf master, A. Bye
clerk. leaves to-day at P. NJ. for the Oh
through to Cincinnati. ~,
Capt. H. I. Harris new addition to the On
River fleet the favorite Henry ). Turner, VIII
at the landing to-day with full cargo, and "
return on Tuesday next. Mr. Edward Dome
has charge of the Office, assisted by Bryce II
cell. Jack Edwards mate. Captain Hart Is We
deserving gentleman, and we hope he may me
with success.
Memphis dispatch of the 3Oth says:
0The John b. Maude departed for below vi
twenty people and 500 bales cotton, and will ha
. fnII cargo before reaching the mouth of VIII
River. The recent rise in the Arkansas is