The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-01-12

removed from hOunSS bulldlnS, Canal street
ferry landing. to No. Delta street, over E.
Conery l. Sons, where the undersigned can
be found daily from A. II. to p NJ.
GEO. J. DUNCAN
River Reporter n. 0. Bulletin.
We are Disguised with the weather, aud
cannot find words to express our feelings in
regard to it. We can only say that since Sat.
urday night it has been damp. wet cold,
freezing, and generally disagreeable. On the
landing it is mud and slush with pretty good
chances for disagreeaole state of affairs for
days to come.
and will remain until we have change OF
weather.
We are endebted to Mr.. Ed. g. Carroll,
| Superinte ndent at Vicksburg, Of the Parisot
Line Of Yazoo River Packets, for acceptable
favors. Keep us posted Ed. and we will re-
main yours, etc.
THs WILLIE. This gallant little craft under
command OF Capt f. B. Trinidad, arrived Sun
day night from Camden with All even thous-
and 1UOO) bales cotton on board. She is the
first boat to make the round through trip t.
and from Camden this season. The Willie is
public fAvorite, and her able commander is
universally popular. She is receiving to leave
for all landings On BAYOU Bartholomew at :
Z. n. to-day.
Delta street from Common to G.avier was
being shelled yesterday, not by the navy. but
by the Administrator OF Improvements.
The Royal George is. rather WAS, at last
account. above the raft.
| The Ida Leon having been raised, Is under
going repairs at Shreveport.
The r. I. Eryariy and belle Row land left
Shreveport, on the 9th inst. for above the
raft.
! The Iessie Taylor and BERTHE, drummer ar
! rived yesterday afternoon FROM Ouachita with
! good trips.
| The lower steainboa. landing is becoming
worse by degrees, aud beautifully wore.
! Capt. Thorn has concluded to let the Carrie
A. rest for day or two. owing t. dull times.
Late kilograms report the prospect of raising
! the Jno. i. Muude hopeless. The recent rise
in the river will render her total loss.
The bell boat Usage is at present engaged
in wreckiny til. Sabine, recently sunk III I'D
River, all attempts to false her having proved
futile
1t wa, rimored yesterday that Capt. john
Heinz had chartered the st. Mary for The
Grand Erore trade.
Ahe Willie still retains her extr,. wheel
houses.
The Lessie Taylor is receiving to leave for
Camden and ali way landings tomorrow ut )
7. NJ.
Lie departures yesterday were tue Matte
for White River, i. L. Hodge for Baton
Rouge and the usual coasters.
The Garry Owen. Capt. Nick Bouchman,
leaves for Camden and all landings on Ouach-
IA and Black rivers at 7. NJ. to-day
The Frank pargoud will be receiving We'd
nesday. to leave II. :, r. ii. Thursday for
Vicksburg and the Bends
by Telegraph
VicksBrEe;, Jan. IL. To Burt!eau 1 WAYNE:
Will arrive "Wednesday. 5000 bales. $500
sacks seed. J. +. HICKS,
Master steamer Belle Lee
CAMDEN. Ark. Jan. lc.--E. Conery AZ Son:
Leave here at L. NJ. with 800 bales
F. 4. BLANKs.
Master steamer Ouacbit; Belle
MEMPHIS. Jan. l0-The Chas. Morgan will
arrive Wednesday and will leave Saturday,
10Th. for Memphis. Cairo, Louisville and Gin
einnati. A. STERN
vIckspuEa Jan. 10. To Britton Il Eppler:
Yazoo passed down to-day Leaves New
OrleansW ednesday tor Yazoo and TnL,hatchie
rivers. +. {. CAEGnIL-
Will arrive 1T II p NJ. Leave Tuesday for
Alexandria and Grand Ecore.
JSo. c. MlrcHIII.
Captain steamer Seminole.
The o-ceola, A. Haycork. master. will arrive
to-day and leave at > p. II. "Wednesday, 18th
inst, for Memphis and all way landings
There were but few of the ban,l!tti GA the
landing yesterday. They have had their
"Phil' and were evidently afraid OF the
mud.
The Era No. 10. detained by the Indictment
weather yesterday, was forced to postpone her
departure. She leaves at T. NJ to-day. for
Jefferson, Shreveport. aud all way landings.
The Bertha is receiving to leave for Ope-
lolsas ut ) Z. II. tomorrow
Rain or shine. the Il. L. packet c. II. Dur-
fee. leaves at ) Z. NJ today.
We heard yesterday that several oil the
packets which left last Saturday night had t
been disabled by the wind storm which pre-
vailed yesterday and the day before. Th..
rmmOrs, however lacked confirmation hence !
we will not repeat them. We can only say /
that. to our knowledge, nothing OF serious
nature happened to any Of the boats.
This reporter is forced to admit his nabiIi- /
~ to echo the great L. H. :. 5 remark: Il am
not afraid, for he is when he reaches Della.
street ut the intersection Of Common and |
casts his eye over that broad expans- of mud
which separates him from the solid side
walk and the dilapidated wood work Of the
landing his heart sinks within him, and if
h. followed the dictates of his mind he
would exclaim I'm afraid.
=. S.-We can't swim.
Seriously speaking. the condition of our
river front is fearful, aud our city officials
should take advantage of the first fair weather
to have it improved.
We are indebted to the officers of late arri-
walls for favors
The present spell OF bad weather has been
general throughout the Red and Ouachita
valleys.
STEAMBOATS, LEAVING THIS DAY.
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