The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-07-25

tolerably fair stage for the the lighter class
of boats now running there, but Red River
is getting at such low stage as to occasion
great deal of trouble and loss of time in
navi eating it. Last accounts report it still
failing. The Vicksburg Herald, of the 22d,
reports rise of 6 feet at Fort Smith, and
more coming. As we surmised the rise at
Pittsburg proved sufficient to let out the
coal fleet, and we suppose, ere this, the great
er part of it is on the way.
The Texas-leaving here yesterday-leaVes
again on Tuesday the 81.
The c. 81. Dnrfee leaves on Saturday, the
31st. =.
These two boats, form the S;nnott semi
weekly line to Grand Ecore, Of which we made
mention yesterday.
The Charles Morgan, from the Ohio, will be
at the landing to-day, and is to return on
Wednesday, going through to Cincinnati. un-
der the command of Capt Albert Stein.
There are few boats that have achieved the
notoriety for speed and elegance of accommo'
ton that the Morgan now enjoys, in the same
length of time, which is attributable to the
fact that Capt. Stein not only has good
boat, but that he knows how to run her.
Burdeau 4 Wayne, 106 Gravier street, are
agents for the Morgan.
The Grand Lake No. and barges passed
Cairo on Friday evening, and is due on Tues
day, and will return without delay. J. A.
Stevenson, 46 Camp street, agent.
| The James Howard will arrive about Thurs
day, to be followed by the City of Alton, now
| loading.
The Cherokee and Shannon are loading te
follow the Indiana.
The Lower Coast mail service has been ex.
tended to Port Eads and will leave here after
the LIST, tri-weekly, by the Iberia.
| l. Il y,on1zok Thorio
o arrying the United States mails, leaves at II
promptly tomorrow morning, from the foo
of Cont street, for Buras and Poipt-a-la
Hache, paying particular attention to al
plantation business. Capt. Morse and Chic
Clerk Hine are two very clever gentlemen
and are fast making their boat popular one
We mentioned few days ago that the Der
tina Drummer had been chartered to run il
connection with one of our coast packets
She will probably make a start on Wednesda.
for Bayou Lafourche, leaving on that day anc
Saturdays regularly, thus filing out the Lizzie
Hopkins days. The Henry Tete will con
tinue for a few trips more, when she will la.
up for repairs, and be replaced by another
boat.
Friday, the Red River transportation Com
pany telegraphed to Shreveport for the Gilt
ford to go down for the freight left by tn
Col. A. P. Kouns, at Narcy's Cutoff Thu
Clifford left Shreveport yesterday morning
| Saturday and will deliver the freight in tw
or three days.
The Lotus No. leaves on Wednesday, TO
Red River, and will commence receiving OF
Monday, at the foot OF Canal street. lowe
landing.
The Opelousas packet, Fleta did not leav
yesterday. She lays over until Wednesday
The John A. Scudd r, leaving for St. Loui
deckers, 340O bundles of ties, 700 bales o
moss, 80 hogsheads of sugar, so barrels ant
$50 kegs of molasses, 300 sacks of salt, 10, 70
bricks, 200 rolls of bagging. so sacks of coffee
and 200 tons of sunory freight.
We received q letter yesterday from Capt
Gus Hodge, in which he states that work OF
his new boat is progressing rapidly, and tina
she will be ready to leave about the LIST.
An unusual amount of drift was noticeable
in the river yesterday.
The Favorite Tin place of the Josephine)
leaves every Monday, Wednesday and Friday
at 10 A. NJ, from the foot of Cont street, TO
all Upper Coast landings to Hahnville and tn
Union Plantation. w. L. Cozzens master,
E. Apologize clerk,
The Era No. 10 and Henry Tete from Bayo1
ing and return again to morrow, the for me-
to Lockport and the slatter to Thibodaux.
Capt Joe Daferes arrived yesterday and
was to have left for his home on the La
fourche last evening.
The w. s. Pike from Bayou Sara, viii
arrive tonight, and return tomorrow at
P NJ.
By dispatch from Capt. George Wilker
son, it will be seen that the Behan will be al
right again in few days.
Capt McElroy will start his two packets
the st. John and B. L. Hodge, in their ole
trade Baton Rouge), the former leaving or
Wednesday, the 4th, and the latter on Friday
the 9Th.
The fine little steamer Minnie leaves from
the head of Harvey's Canal, for Grand Isle
every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday a
8 A. NJ, landing passengers at the hote
wharf; only charging one dollar. See adveE
tisement in another column.
The Fl set side wheel steamer Oriole leaves
daily at 10, from the foot of Cont street, TO
all landings on Lower Coast to Belair Planta
ton, James T. O'Pry master.
rBv Telegraph
CoUsHArrA, July 24-Jos. A. Aiken, Ney
Orleans: Over the bar at 10 this morning
Thirty inches. nj. d. koUNs,
| Steamer Col Kouns.
SHREvEp 1Rr, July 24-Jas. A. Aiken, New
Orleans: Will have Behan raised in fe'
days. GEO. e. WILKINSON.
vIcKsBURa, July "a. TO Burdeau IL Wayne
Steamer Chas. Morgan will arrive Sunday even
ing, July %, and leave Wednesday, July %.
| ALBERT STEIN, Master.