The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-10-13

Mossop master, John G. Libano clerk.
The Frank Pargoud, from Greenville, will ar
rive to-day with fine trip, and has clerk on
the leyee receiving, to return tomorrow evening
ats. J. M. White master, Curt Holmes clerk.
The LESSEE Taylor, Allen Jumel master, az
rived yesterday morning with. IS bales cotton 176
sacks cotton seed, 1853 sacks rice, 20 hhds new
sugar and At pkgs new molasses, and will return
to Baton Rouge to-day at IL, making all Coast
landings. The stalwart form and pleasant face
Of Capt. M. Kenison will be found in the Office
The 10 A. Nj. Friday Baton Rouge packet B. l..
Hodge is due to arrive tonight
The feet and elegant side-wheel Lower Coast
packet Oriole, JAS. L. OrPry master, leaves daily
at 10 A. NJ, from the head of Cont street, going
IS far as the Live Oak Grove Plantation, return
ing early in the evening.
The truly splendid st. Mary, Fred Probst
master, j. @. Tremoulet and o. Legier CLERKS,
leaves to-day at IL from the head OF Cont street.
for all landings on the Lower Coast to the Quar-
antine Station. On Saturday she goes to Port
Eads
The United States mail and passenger tri-
weekly Lower Coast packet Iberia, Geo. A. Shell
: don master, John McConkey clerk, leaves to-day
st 10 promptly for all landings through to Port
Eads.
The Hahnvile and Union Plantation Upper
Coast packet Josephine, w. L. Cozzens master
Charley Apologize clerk, leaves to-day at 10
Am.
The daylight packet Wawenock, John Renaud
master, Oh aries Brusle clerk leaves to-day at 10
promptly for all landings on the Upper Coast to
the Burnside Armant Plantation. See advertise
ment.
The Mary Ida, greatly improved by her recent
repair, with new engines, wheel, ETC., will com
mence receiving to-day, to leave tomorrow at 10
A. NJ, for the Upper Coast to the Union Planta-
ton, st. James parish, Com. J. A. Ruiz in
command, and that popular gentleman E. NJ
Valette in the Office.
As the Mary Ida takes the Poitevent's day, this
latter steamer will change over Hibernate days,
leaving hereafter on Mondays, dnesdays and
Fridays.
The Ohio River steamer Mary Miller, Lee
Crane master, leaves to-day for all intermediate
points through to Cincinnati The Miller is
cent purchase of Capt Cranes, and Cincin att
papers commend him and his boat very highly.
The Gov. Allen and barges will be the next ar
rival from the OHIO. After the Allen follows the
Arlington.
Cincinnati Commercial, 10th inst.
"Capt. Frank stein will be clerk on the Robert
Mitchell this season, and will be assisted by Al.
Schrang.
"rhe Arlington left for New Orleans with 400
tons and fifty cabin passengers.
MRS. Capt. Chas. Arthur was among the Ar
ingtons passengers for New Orleans last night,
where she goes to join her husband on the Ar
lington; also Mrs. Capt. Jack Brlnker, wife Of
Capt. Brinker, Of the steam er Maria Louise"
The arrivals of steamboats, for the month of
September amounted to 1877, as fellows: Upper
Coast ", Lower Coast 70, Vicksburg IS, Red
River ID, Ouachita 8, st. Louis 8, OHIO River 4.
An inquirer wishes us to inform him how he
may learn to become steamboat commander.
Hard and bitter experience and service Of many
years, is how the most Of our captains have
reached that rank. II Inquirer really wishes to
become one, we advise him to commence in an
humble capacity, and by energy and persever
ance work his way up like man.
The Wawenock had ITO sacks rice.
The Rapides arrived yesterday afternoon with
SIS bales cotton, 292 sacks cotton seed and 30
sacks seed cotton. She returns to the Black and
IA riyorc To 1ouo Of < wit, In Hnlpoaa
in command
The Shannon, Gus Hodge master from the
Ouachita, is due, and viii most probably arrive
to-day.
The Bastrop, for the Cuachita, will leave on
The Homer, from Tensas and Macon, had not
arrived up to dark last evening. She has clerk
on the Leyee receiving, and is to return to-mor-
row.
The Kate Kinney is to leave st. Louis on Satur
day the 10th, and will on arrival here enter the
Ouachita trade az regular packet.
The Ida, Abe Smith master, Fred. Buck clerk,
is receiving near the head Of Bienville street, to
leave tomorrow at P. NJ, for the Atchafalaya
Bayous Chene and Teche.
The Minnie, having finished her repairs, left
yesterday morning for Opelousas, where she will
run in connection with the regular packets
The regular Vicksburg, Bend and Memphis
packet Illinois, M. r. Cheek master and j. W.
Spears clerk, has changed her days Of departure
nom Vicks burg; they will be on Fridays here
after. See advertisement.
In order to k ep the communication with Red
River intact, the La Belle as been brought into
service and was dispatched last evening for the
purpose of receiving the trips of the Il. T. Bry-
arly and the Col. A. P. Kouns and turning them
back, as they are very. light OF draught. This
mission at present. The La Belle took the Red
River freight of the Bonnie Lee.
In cor sequence of the La Bellies departure
yesterday the Belle Rowland laid over: She
the way she was receiving yesterday, promises to
kave all she wants. Geo. W. Rea is her master, |
d. G. Bozeman clerk.
Neither the Durfee nor the Lotus, both due,
will return this week. |
The Saturday boat will be the Bonnie Lee, |
boat that is as pretty is her name, but neither
the one nor the other, we are informed, is as |
pretty as is the maiden, daughter OF our sister
state Mississippi, in honor OF whose exceeding |
beauty and grace of manners she is named. The |
Lee is sternwheeler and was built at Jefferson |
Vile, Indiana and measures 315 tons, is 166 feet
long, 80 foot beam, and 8 foot hold; has nom |
condensing engines, 10 inch diameter, f. stroke,
i-l0 fued boiler % feet long, "A in ches diameter;
mas no lower guards, her boiler deck being flush,
with foot guards; she is IA feet between decks,
having slowing capacity in that space for 1900 |
bales; she has very tastefully arranged and fur
nlshed cabin, with 25 stateroo ms; seems to be
very strongly built, and taken a in all is as fine
aspeclmen OF river architecture as has landed |
at our wharves in many days. Capt. Noah Sco-
veil is her commander, Matt Scovell clerk. and
she leaves on her first trip to Red River on Satur-
day.
The City of Alton arrived yesterday from St.
Louis with large trip, part of which was 700
bales cotton and l29 sacks seed. The great pas
senger steamer is receiving 10 return tomorrow,
taking freight for all intermedi points. Capt.
d: Z. Bixby in command. VIM. Mason clerk.
The Commonwealth and Atlantic will be the
next arrivals from st. Louis. They both passed
Cairo on Saturday.
The KaS Dickson from Donaldsonville and
Bayou Lafourche had cal sacks rice. She re-
turns to-moEf'w, promptly at 5, with Capt. U. D.
Ierrebonne in command, and G. Dalferes Jr.
~. d. Jr.) in the Office. The departures OF the
Dickson, as advertised, can be relied upon.
;, The Friday 10 A. NJ. Lafourche packet, Henry
Tete, is due to arrive tonight.
The Trenton arrived last evening from Opelou-
sas, and is receiving this morning to return at