The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-12-05

bulls. to be entitled the St. Louis Iron Boat and
Barge Company; capital $4,000. Incorporators,
James A. Yore, Edwin Harrison, Charles p.
Chouteau, Charles Q. Maffett and John M; Bofn-
ger. To the owners Of another monitor hull, to
Be entitled the Carondelet Transfer Company of
st. Louis; capital s28, 900. Henry Switzer W. D.
Love. Robert T. Kirkpatrick and Geo. W. Purdy,
incorporators. Both of these steamboats, are in
tended to ply between this port and New Or
leans"
AS soon as the water PERMITS the La Belle en-
tiers the Red River trade as a weekly packet to
Coushatta. See her advertisement in another
column.
Sixty United States soldiers went up on the
Durfee for Pineviile. The Durfee, on her return,
will be replaced by the Bart Able.
The L. L. Bryarly is the Red River Transporta-
ton Company's steamer for Tuesday going
through to Shreveport direct; W. L. Scovel In
command, W. II. McChesney clerk.
The attention of shippers to Texas is called to
the special notice in another part OF our paper
OF M. W. Joyce, Ill Graver street, agent Texas
Pacific Railroad Company.
Attention is also called to the notice to cotton
consignees, in the same column, signed by the
principal agents.
A dispatch to the Commercial from Memphis,
Dec. LIST, says
"The Mary Bell came up and returns this
evening to New Orleans. She took out ~ people
| and 500 bales of cotton. The survey steamer
| Baton Rouge arrived and proceeds South IN the
morning. The Grand Lake and barges arrived
and adds barge load OF cotton and oil cake here,
| proceeding South in the morning. The Arkansas
| River is barely feet. The late rams seem to
have done little good"
The John b. Maude, With full load, is due to
| arrive tomorrow from Memphis and will return
on Wednesday, her usual day, at 5 P. NJ. Judd
| T. West in command and the well known Ed
Outlaw in the Office.
The mammoth Mary Bell is due to arrive from
Memphis and Will return on Thursday.
The James Howard will go through to Mem
phis this trip.
The Robert Young, being detained on account
OF bad weather, did not arrive until yesterday
evening. She had all she could carry, and wild
return tomorrow at 5P. NJ, going through tc
Thibodaux. Z. D. Terrebonne master Frank
Ualferes and j. M. Daniel clerks. The Young
has special notice in another part OF our paper
The Era No. 10 was also delayed beyond bel
tms and had not arrived up to dark. She will be
at the landing to-day, and will leave tomorrow
at P. NJ, going through to Ihlbodaux. Ion
Taylor master J. P. Mohr clerk.
The Assumption, making semi-weekly trips tt
Thbodaux, on Bayou Lafourche, viii arrive to
day and leave to morrow at F. NJ, positively
Joe Dalferes master, N. 4. Dupuis and n. Dial
feres clerks.
The tri-weeky Coast and Donaldsonville packe
Henry Tete will arrive to-day and return OF
Tuesday at IL NJ.
The Ida had not arrived up to dark yesterday
She will doubtless be at The landing to-day, ant
will leave tomorrow for the Attakapas. I.
Muggah in command, Fred Buck clerk. The ldi
offers special inducements to shippers, as VII
be seen by reading her advertisement III anothe
column.
The Bertha had to lay over, and will leave to
morrow positively for the Atchafalaya, Courta
bleau and Des Glaizes. II. Il. Broad master
Theo. John clerk.
The shannon for the Ouachita, and the Ten
sas, for Tensas, laid over until . L. N. to-mor
row.
The Stella Block, not arriving in time to leav
Yesterday, will get off tomorrow for the Tensa
and Macon at 5 p. NJ Joe Walker master, CABS
Block clerk.
James T. OTry has chartered the Geo. Span
gler and took possession of her yesterday. H
is a wide awake little captain, and will place he
where she will do the most good in very few
days. The spangler has been inspected sine
her arrival here, and passes No. for all tn
tributary trades She is sternwheeler, not tive
years DID, has very neat cabin, and Is SAID TO p'
very fast.
Jupiter Pluvius turned himself loose yester
day, and showed us what he could do, Pro0abll
ties to the contrary notwithstanding. We hope
he was satisfied with the showing; we Wer
fully.
by Telegraph
VIcKsBURG, Dec. 4.-To Jno. Janney: Leave a
II 2. NJ. with 1850 bales cotton, AGO sacks seed
j. w. John, Steamer Katie.
VICKsBURG, Dec. 4.-To Burdeau Wayne
Steamer John b. Maude will arrive Monday morn
ing with full load j. T. WEST, Master:
SHREVEPORT, Dec. 4-Jos. A. Aiken: River rls
ing rapidly above. One inch rainfall here las
might. Good river assured. j. Ii. JORDAN