The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-04-24


ARRIVALS YESTERDAY.
Josenhine. Mary Ida, Henry Tcte, Charles
7,oamann. Louisville, Bart Able, Lessie lay
lor. Willie, Fleta, Bertha Bruner.
DEPARTURES YESTERDAY.
J. F. Fraser, 3. L. Hodge, W. 5. Plke.
Marie Glencoe. Future City and barges,
cnas Morgan, La Belle, John Howard, Rice
Farmer, J. F. Fraser.
DEPARTURES TO-DAY.
The famous Natchez, Capt. L. Z. Leathers,
at Up. H., for Vicksburg and all way land
;nos. making regular connections at Vlcks-
i,nrg with steamers for st. Louis Memphis
and the bends. Messrs Muse, Owen, Grice
and Parker in the Office.
For Minden Lake Bisteneau and way land
ines, at ) P. NJ, the Rapides, Nat Pucket.e,
master, Ferd V. Cellos, clerk
For Jefferson, Shreveport and all way land
ings on Red River, at P. NJ, the fine
steamer Chas. II. Durfee, Geo. W. Rea, mas
ter, w. H. McChesney, clerk.
For Grand Ecore, Montgomery, Alexandra
and all way landings, at ?. NJ. the New
Bart Able, Z. Sipnot:, master. George liam
ilton, French and Dowty, clerks.
For Opelousas at 5 2. NJ, the Fleta, =. =:
Pickett, master, Messrs. Meynier, ST., and
Derbes, clerks.
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lava, at p. NJ, the Ida, J. +. Forgay' mas
ter, F. H. Buck, clerk.
For Camden. Monroe, and all landings on
Ouachita and Black rivers, at 8 I. NJ the
Leslie Taylor, J. w. Blanks, master, Mr.. i.
John, clerk. :.
For Lafourche and all coast landings, the
regular packet Henry Tete, at 5 I. ~, >. =.
Ancoin. master, 2. A. Charlet, clerk.
For jefferson and Shreveport, at 3 I. NJ,
hall
For Shreveport and way landings at t. ~,
.he Maria Louise, II. J. Brinker, master, Mr..
Joe Dodd, clerk.
For Whitehall Sawmill at 10 A. NJ, the day
l;oht racket Mary Ida, j. A. Ruiz, master,
Z. NJ Vallette, clerk
MISCELLANEOUS.
For additional river news see our daily
kilograms.
orr readers will see in another column q
eull account of the terrible confagratlon that
occurred yesterday. and OF the SAD loss OF h1e
that resulted from it.
10 the many connected with these steamers,
particularly Capt. James Reese, we are sure
the svspathies of the people of the whole
Mississippi Valley will be rendered.
The LESSEE Taylor arrived on time yester-
dav and is up to return to-day to the Qua
chita.
The following tribute to the popularity Of
the Bart Able and her officers, IS TAKEN IRON
the Natchitoches Vindicdtor of the 18th:
Capt. Dick Sinnott, that untiring steam
boatsman. was at our wharf on Tuesday last
with the peoples own packet, the peerless
Bart Able. We trust that Capt. Dick will
long continue to command his packets in our
.rade. and we know that his efforts will meet
with that reward they deserve.
Our old friend Hamilton looks as smiling
as ever, and does the honors OF the office with
ais usual urbane politeness and ability.
Messsrs. Dowty and French are the assistant
clerks of this packet. The Bart Able has now
become one of the fixtures in our trade, and
IN all times and in all seasons, Will Capt. SIN
motifs line be represented here.
The Bertha Bruner from Bayou u Arbonne
arrived last evening. She returns next Tues
day, and offers to shippers splendid chance
TO ship through. She also takes freights to
all points on the Ouachita as high as Trenton
leaving next Tuesday.
The Josephine, not arriving in time tx
leave Yesterday, will get off this A. NJ
The Charles Morgan, from Cincinnati ant
Louisville, will arrive to-day and leave Tues
day next
[By Telegraph
M1xpEN, April 22.-To Britton 4 Eppler
John Howard leaves this evening. Arriv
Sunday and leave on time.
Fl. L. LEE, Master.