The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-10

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There were LARGE number of steamers in
port yesterday, bet still business was lot
what it should be ct this season of the year.
True some few boats were doing a pretty fair
business, but theLajority Of them We're Eot
receiving enough to brag over. "There5 a
good time coming, says the Old song we
wish it would hurry up.
The river is still Using st this point, and
drift is floating past The city in large quaint
ties.
The upper landL,g is o. present crowded
with freight discharged from the numerous
boats that have arrived during the past forty.
eight hours.
The following naEad steamers left port
yesterday: Susie Silver for st. Louis, Louis.
vile for the Ohio, T.. e. Lee for Vicksburg,
Rapides for Minden. Col. Kouns for Red
River, Waloon and j. I. Frazer, for Lower
Coast, Wanenock and Nary Ida for Upper
Coast, andiFleta for Ope,ousas.
We were egys-dcty pleased with our friend
Tom Hazard yesterday and hozzard nothing
in saying that his kind remembrance will set
we'll
The ]. T. Frazer left yes erday little be-
hind time, but with a splendid trip for the
Lower Coast. She leavee every Tuesday and
Friday at noon. We refer car readers to her
advertisement
The Gov. Allen and Garry Owen for Cam
positively at 5 p. M to-day.
Capt Taylor will back out the Stella Block
at p. M. to-day for Buuf River
Tie Susie Silver went away happy last
evening. She had $50 tons railroad iron and
considerable other freight.
TEr New BART ABLE The new shaft of
this fine packet is being wrought at New AL
bany, end is beyond doubt finished ere
this. der new cylinder was cast on the Sth
inCf int nv avid ba n
feet success. The Bart will be ready to re-
sumo ha- trips as a regular weekly Grand
Ecore packet, on Saturday, the goth inst,
and Will continue to leave every Saturday as
long as tIere is water enough for her to so
through; and when it gets too thin, Capt
Dick will Aave a light boat to take her place.
RATES OF FREIGHT. The present rates in
Red River are actually ruinous to steamboat
men, and if aaey does not improve and pretty
soon, at that, we MY look to see many
boat seek the Algers shore and choke stumps.
Yesterday there was any amount Of SQUAD
bling over whist little Red River freight there
was in town, anG rates to Grand Ecore and
many landings intermediate were 125 cents
per barrel, other ireights in proportion. This
is just one quaTte4c card rates. Our steam
boatmen should 90 something to remedy this
state of affairs.
Late advices frora Ouachita report ten feet
Aoul lhSAlCo ~ SaHlAc.l, alIti VI ottllu mere
were ten inches Of snow on the ground, with
prospects of an imnadlate thaw, which will
give another rise.
We have nothing late from Red River
STEAMERS LEAVING THIS DAY.
For ATTAKAPAs.-Th Ida, J. p. F0rgay
master, for all landings CT Atchafalaya and
Bayou Teche at 5 z. NJ ....#
For LOWER CoAsT.-TLe st. Mary, Fred
Probst master, at noon.
For SHREVEPORT. c. Fl. Durfee, Jos.
Aiken, master, W. II. McChesney, clerk, at
5F. NJ
Foe OPELorsAs. Ruth +. Quatrevaux,
master, II. Molaison, clerk, at 5 P. NJ.
For MINDEN. John Howard, II. L.
Lee, MASTER at p III.
For GgAND EcoRE.-The Bradish Johnson,
Capt. John Heinz, at P. M.
For ST.. LoUIs.-The James Howard. Capt
Pegram, at 5 2. NJ
For ST. LoUIs.-The Kountz Line packet
Carrie V. Kountz, at 2. NJ.
For OPELoUsAs The Bertha. w. Burton,
master, J. b. Schmidt, clerk, at ) p. NJ
For CAMDEN.-The Gov. Allen, j. W.
BLANKS, MASTER Messrs. Horr and Baker,
clerks, leaves at 2. NJ.
FoR LOWER CoAsr.-The Waloon leaves
daily at 5 p. NJ. orall landings down to Green
wood plantation.
FoE CAMDEN. The Garry Owen, Billy John
son, master, w. Culberson, clerk, leaves at 5
p. nj. for the above and way landings.
For GRAND EcoRE. Bradish johnson,
John Heinz, master, Ed. Burke, clerk, leaves
for the above and all way landings at s. p. NJ.
to-day.
For SHREVEPORT. The Lotus No. 3, D. d.
Dannals aster, at 5 Z. NJ.
For CIScINNATL-The Indiana, W. J. Rusk,
master, at 5 z. Nj.
STEAMERS LEAVING THURSDAY, 1lTH INST.
For BAYOU MACON AND TENsAs. -The Carrie
A. Thorn, Lou. Greenlee, master, Chas.
Thorn, clerk, at p. NJ
FoE UPPER CoAsr.-The Mary Ida, Capt.
Ruiz, at 10 4. NJ.
For BAYOU MANcHAc AND ANTE RIVER
The Alice, c. s. d. Porter, master, Lou.
Kells, clerk, at 2. NJ, from Magnolia
Bridge, New Basn.)
For CHTcoT CrrY.-The Frank Pargoud,
J. NJ White, master, Curt Holiness clerk, at
S P. NJ.
BAYOU LAFouRcHE AND COAST The Lizzie
Hopkins, N. u. Dupuis master, nj. H. Ian
dry, clerk at 5 p. NJ
LAFoCRcuE AND THE CoAsr.-The Era No.
10, Joe Dalteres, master, Tom Clements and
Frank Dalferes, clerks, at 5 z. NJ.
collision occurred on the landing yester-
day. about p. NJ between milk cart and
two-horse carriage The horse attached to
the milk cart was severely hurt; no other
damage. ...-..
That mud lake amt dry yet. Can't Major
Burke see to this? 1t is right in front Of
Messrs E. Conery 4 Sons, and is regular
eye sore.
VICksBURG, March 81. B. Woods & Co.
Steamer John Kyle will arrive Thursday and
leave for 81. Louis Saturday.
... by Telegraph
TRENTON, La, March S.-To Hite 4 Carlin:
Kate Kinney will arrive Wednesday and leave
Saturday for Camden. }. Is. KINNEY,
Clerk steiner Kate Kinney.
V1CKsBrRG, March $50 John Janney:
Leave at 8 p NJ with 500 bales cotton and
l4OO sacks seed. J. VI. WHITE,
Master steamer Pirgoud
A. NJ. HUTCHINSON, Master.
The regular Ouachita packet Kate kinney,