The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-04-28
THE RIVER.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN,
Wednesday Morning, April %, 1875.

ARRIVALS YESTERDAY.
Ruth, St. Mary, Lotus No. 3, Bastrop and
Ouachita Belle.
DEPARTURES YESTERDAY.
J. F. Fraser, B. L. Hodge, Mary Ida r. E.
Lee, Seminole. LESSEE Taylor, Glencoe, Louis
vile, Future City and barges, Gov. Allen and
barges.
Frank Pargoud, C. B. Church, Thomas
W. 5. Pike, B. Z. Hodge, j. ID. Fraser and
Rice Farmer.
DEPARTURES TO-DAY.
AT 8 A. NJ, for Southwest Pass, Quarantine
Station, Point-a- la-Hache and all passenger
landings, the United States mail steamer Ma
RE, w. S. Bassett, master.
At 10 A. NJ, for Upper Coast to Union
Plantation, the Josephine, W. L. Cozzens,
master.
At 10 A. NJ, for Lafourche and all Coast
landings, the Henry Tete, J. F. Aucoin, mas
ter. P. A. Charlet, clerk.
At T. NJ. for Opelousas. Washington ind
Coast landings, the st. Mary, w. Burton,
master, A. ?. Trousdale, clerk.
all Coast landings, the Ruth, E. Qua,revaux,
master, Allen Jumel and H. Malaison, clerks.
At 5 p. NJ, for Bayou d'Arbonne, and all
landings on Black and Ouachita rivers. to
Trenton, the Bertha Drummer, w. Vented,
master.
At 5 P. NJ, for Shreveport and all way land
ings on Red River, the La Belle, NJ. n. Wood,
master, Messrs. Drown, Qnicksall and En-
triken. clerks.
At Z. NJ, for Minden and Lake Biste-
neau. the Rapides, Nat Puckette, master,
Ferd V. Cellos, clerk.
At ) p. NJ, for Cincinnati and Louisville,
the Charles Morgan, Albert Stein, master,
Harry Stein. clerk.
At p. NJ, the John Howard, for Minden
and Lake Bisteneau, H. L: Lee, master, Z. r.
Perry, clerk.
new, to the head Of navigation, E. B. Trini-
dad. master, Tom Hazard, clerk
MISCELLANEOUS.
For additional river news see our daily tele-
grams.
There are two very ugly holes on either side
Of the plank walk at the intersection of Gus
tomhouse street with the wharf. If Admins
TRAITOR Burke will have few loads of ballast
dumped in them, he will receive the thanks
OF many.
The fine steamer Lotus, from Shreveport
arrived yesterday morning with ll7O bales OF
cotton. Thanks to Clerk Heat for papers.
The Lotus is receiving for Shreveport.
The popular and regular Bastrop, from
Bayou Bartholomew, arrived yesterday morn
ing with 21S bales OF cotton. She leaves on
Saturday without fail. See special notice in
another column.
The Garry Owen leaves tomorrow at P.
NJ, for Bayou Macon. The Garry lays near
the head OF Biehville street. and is under the
command Of Capt. Lou Greenlee.
The Bertha Brrnner not being ready to
leave yesterday. lays over until to-day.
The peerless Frank Pargond, J. NJ. White,
master, Cur Holmes. clerk, from Greenville,
will be found as usual at the landing this
morning. The Frank leaves tomorrow as 5
Z. H., promptly.
A change in the days Of departure Of the
Lafourche packets Henry Tete and Lizzie
Hopkins, has been arranged, and goes into
effect the latter part of this week. From Mon
day and Thursday, the Lizzie Hopkins
changes to Wednesday and Saturday, and the
Henry Tete after this trip changes from We'd
nesday and Saturday to Monday and Friday.
The Tete leaving this morning at 10 A. NJ,
will return in time to leave here Friday, the
3Oth, at 10 A. NJ, and the Hopkins will ar
rive In time to leave on Saturday, May l, at
p NJ. See the Hopkins advertisement in an
other column.
DR.. r. II. Brasher, residing at 100 Canal
street, lost his daughter Alice, on the Bod
mann. She is described as well-grown, aged
thirteen, long golden hair. black eyes, had on
q dark olive green dress, trimmed with black.
A liberal reward will be paid for the recovery
Of her body.
The Glencoe, for St. Louis, yesterday, had
about 500 tons of freight.
The Lessie Taylor, for Ouachita, had q full
trip.
The Seminole, for Shreveport, had also
fine trip; part of her treigh: was 5000 bun
dies iron ties.
The Ouachita Belle arrived yesterday from
Camden. She is laying at the head Of Com
mon street, and will leave Saturday.
The U. s. steamer Kansas was moved high
or up the river yesterday, and now lays off
the head of TIL lila street.
The Charlie Wood, with coal barge upon
which was piece Of artillery, firing at inter-
walls, was engaged for awhile yesterday, in the
hopes that through such means the bodies
they were seeking for might be brought up.
The John A. Scudder, from st. Louis, will
arrive on Thursday, and leave on Friday.
pleted to leave in time yesterday morning,
the Josephine lays over until 10 o'clock to-day.
The steamers st. Mary and Ruth, from
Opelousas, and Henry Tete, from Lafourche,
arrived on time, and return to-day.
Capt. F. A. Blanks took the Lessie Taylor
MP last evening. Capt. J. w. Blanks will
take the Ouachita Belle out Saturday.
[By Telegraph
V1cKsBuRG, April 27.-J. B. Woods Il Co.,
lO4 Common street: John A. Scudder will
arrive Thursday and leave Friday for St.
Louis. P. YoEE
BATE OF FREIGHT BY RIVER FROM NEW ORLEANS TO
Paducah .SO@35c " 100 h
Cincinnati .s5@4oc Y 100 \