The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-09-11

IL. Il. Bryarly, Red river, L. NJ.
G. III. Durfee, Grand Ecore, P. M.
Lesse Taylor, Baton Rouge, 5 P. NJ.
St john, Baton Rouge, p. M.
Susie Silver, st. Louis, 5 P. M.
MISCELLANEOUS.
For additional river news see our daily tele
Trans.
The Gov Allen had BAT bales cotton. SAL
barrels flour, SO sacks seed cotton, 633 sacks
bottom seed, $50 sacks bran and sundries
The Allen leave to-day at promptly, for all
freight and passenger landings to Vicksburg
The Allen will take freight for all points above,
baving connections with regular packets for
be Bends, Memphis, Cairo and st. Louis
apt John G. Benson commands, Andy
1oland clerk.
The G. II. Durfee arrived Yesterday from
rand Ecore, with fine trip, part of it being
03 bales cotton and 181 head cattle. This
ne freight and passenger steamer leaves to-
by and will land at all intermediate points
trough to Grand Ecore, on Red River,
lchard Sinnott master, George Hamilton,
= G. French and Tom Dowty clerks.
Mr.. A. McVay, the chief clerk of the r. E
Zee, was in Louisville Wednesday, on his
ray home.
The Minnie has been Withdrawn from the
irand Isle trade, and been taken to Bayou
es Glaizes.
The R. T. Bryarly leaves to-day for Cou-
hatta, Lake Bisteneau, Shreveport, Jefferson
md all way landings on Red River; W. T..
coveA master, w. 81. McChesney clerk.
I'VE notice that the holes at the head of
lanai and Common streets are being filed
We hope attention will be directed next to
hravier and Customhouse streets.
The Susie Silver, D. II. Silver master, John
B. Lehmer clerk, leaves to-day for Memphis,
Cairo and all intermediate points to st. Louis,
giving through bills of lading for all points
North and West. The Silver has very fine
passenger accommodations, having recently
been supplied with an entire new cabin out
lit, including an elegant Brussels carpet
The Silver leaves promptly at 5.
4 The huge 81. G. Yaeger will be the next ar
rival from st. Louis; she will be due the first
of the coming week.
The Atlantic and barges are advertised to
leave St. Louis to. day, and the James Howard
on Tuesday. The Howard will not return to
st. Louis, but will open the season in the
Memphis trade.
Parties who may want a good sidewheel
Steamboat, almost new, can find one in the
tT. NJ. Bagby, now lying on the opposite side
Of the river, near Morgan's Railroad Depot
4. W. Joyce, Ill Gravier street, has the sale
the Bagby.
The Marie is out on the ways on the other
de of the river. She is being heightened
velve feet, and when finished will re enter
he Lower Coast trade. The sale of the Marie,
Exported some time ago, was not consumms-
Ia. She still belongs to Col. G. F. Brott
PThe Oriole leaves daily, Sunday excepted,
kor all landings on the Lower Coast to the
Live Oak Plantation. The Oriole is one of
HE most complete packets running. and
newer fails to leave as advertised. JAS Z.
XOPrv, a competent and courteous captain,
commands. The Oriole has a clerk on the
levee during the day.
The feet Waloon, John o. Vallette master,
Ia J. Thomas clerk, leaves daily at 2. NJ
nor all landings on the Lower Coast to the
Nary Plantation. The Waloon lands at the
head of st. Louis street, and has clerk on
he levee during the day.
The Wawenock is being repaired and is to
hun in the Upper Coast trade. She is hauled
|out on the ways, nearly opposite Robin street,
On the opposite side
The He.-fy Tete will be let out of the Ma
line Docks to-day. She will be taken up to
Italia street, where she will receive her shaft.
Her repairs will be finished in time for her to
aave on Monday the Goth.
The w. J. Poitevent, in place OF the Mary
Ia, Alfred J. Ruiz master, Geo. F. Barley
md s. Heno clerks leaves this morning at 10,
81 all landings on the Upper Coast to Union
Phntation. The Mary Ida, the sister packet
4 the Poitevent, will be ready very shortly,
nd the two will then form daily line, leav-
Ikkon alternate days. As the two boats are
remarkable for their regular time, they will
!be hard to beat.
Tx shipping at our wharyes Will soon De
augmented by further arrivals. There are
jffteen vessels now on the way from foreign
ports.
| Thanks to Andy Roland, of the Gov.
ALLEN, for file of late papers
The G. H Durfee has pair OF new CHM
|neys this trip.
The Thompson Dean is advertised to COM
Rmence her trips to Memphis on the LIST OF
October.
The Illinois, Mark Cheek master. Joe
Spea rs clerk, leaves Vicksburg every Monday
lot P. M. for all plantation landings to Mem
phis. See advertisement in another column.
The Herald reporter is mad, and threatens
.as follows:
"If the architect of the river col
ann of the Memphis Appeal ever re-
ders to this mariner again as the 'Vicksburg
Herald Pirate he had better look sharp. We
will not wait for Gov Ames to issue procla-
mation, or for MIR. Grant to say he won't,
we'll lust get right down to business. We
are not going to be inundated as long as
the soldiers are here.
The Lessie Taylor arrived yesterday even
ing with 80 bales cotton, las sacks cotton
seed. 1926 sacks and Dbl rice, Is bales hay
and Is bales moss. The Taylor returns to-
day at 5, promptly, for Baton Rouge and all
Coast landings. Allen Jumel master, Charles
Brusle clerk.
The ]. F. Frazer leaves to-day at IL NJ for
all landings on the Lower Coast to Lee Plan
tation.
The Bastrop leaves to-day for Ouachita
CITY, Morehouss Point, Monroe, Trinity,