The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-11-05

Oriole, waloon, Mary Ida, La Belle, Frank
Pargoud, ]. F. Frazer.
Oriole Iberia Favorite, J. T. Frazer, Lower
Coast Mary Ida, w. ]. Poitevent, Josephine,
Wawenock. Upper Coast st. John, Donaldson
vile; La Belle Era No. 10, Lafourche LESSEE lay
lor, Baton Rouge; Gov. Allen, Fort Adams; Nat
chez, Vicksburg; Frank Willard, Robert Mitchell,
Ohio River; Belle Of Shreveport, Bill Henderson,
st. Louis.
BOATS ADVERTISED TO LEAVE THIS DAY.
Oriole, Lower Coast 10 A. M.
Iberia, Lower Coast, 10 A. NJ.
W. J. Poitevent, Upper Coast, 10 A. NJ.
Josephine Upper Coast 10 A. Nj.
B. L. Hodge, Baton Rouge 10 A. NJ.
J. F. Frazer, Lower Coast, P NJ.
W. &. Pike, Bayou Sara, p. NJ.
Cherokee, st. Louis, 5 P. NJ.
Mary Houston Cincinnati, 5 P. NJ.
Fontenelle, Red Riv.r, 5 P. M.
Garry Owen, He'd River, 5 P. NJ.
MISCELLANEOUS.
For additional river news see our daily tele
grams.
The Frank Pargoud, from Greenville and the
bends, had 1894 bales cotton and 4434 sacks seed.
The splendid Natchez, with the popular Tom
bales cotton and 2400 sacks, and will be at the
landing this morning receiving to leave to,mor-
row evening for all way landings to Vickburg.
Mr.. James F. Muse chief 10 the Office.
The Wednesday and Saturday Fort Adams and
Coast packet Gov. Allen, John .. Libano in COM
mand will arrive to-day and leave tomorrow, as
usual. The Allen has a clerk on the landing
this morning at the head Of Customhouse street
receiving freight.
The B. L. Hodge, from Baton Rouge, had 4S
bales cotton, so sa- ks seed, 81 hhds. sugar, SIG
bbls. and so half bbls. molasses. She returns to
day at TO- paying particular attention to all Coast
landings. J. p McElroy master.
The LESSEE Taylor, Allen Jumel master, is due
to arrive this evening, and will return tomorrow
at P. NJ. She has d clerk to receive freight at
the head of Bienville street.
The W. g. Pike one of the fastest and most
elegant steamers ever built for our Coast trade
leaves to-day at P. NJ. without fall for all land
ings to Baton Rouge, Port Hickey and Bayou
Sara. John j. Brown commands, MIR. s. 5. Streck,
an accomplished clerk, presides in the office.
The tri-weekly Donadsonyille and Coast packet
st. John, F. Bergeron master, will be at the land
e as NJ .00A'' anu VIII leave '0n'ff0" usual az
The La Belle had 40 hhds sugar, 227 bbls and
81 half bbls molasses and 166 sacks rice. She
left yesterday on time, and will return in time to
leave tomorrow at - NJ, for the Coast, Donald
sonville and the Lafourche. 1he La Belle is in
the place of the Henry Tete, and is commanded
by Capt. J. +. Aucoin, with MIR. NJ. Il. Landry as
clerk
The semi-weekly La,ourche packet Era No. 10,
Tom Taylor master, will arrive this evening and
return as usual tomorrow at 5 ?. N.
The reliable and very light draught steamer
Bastrop is receiving to leave tomorrow for all
points on the Black and Ouachita, Gus Hodge
master, Aleck Mackay clerk.
The Bill Henderson, on the way here for the
purpose of entering the Tensas and Macon
trade, passed Vicksburg on Wednesday.
The st. Louis Times, Of the I'd, says: 'The
Kate Kinney arrived from below, and was taken
out on the sectional docks yesterday morning
She has seventy or eighty timbers broken, and it
will require four days to complete her repairs,
when she will leave again for the South to deliver
her cargo, damaged and otherwise"
Our friend Nautilus writes us as follows:
OUAcHITA RIVER, October 81, 1875.
fading fast away, and as the boat will pass down
in few hours, / send you this.
Tenner's Bar is showing well out of the water,
and there is only II to IA inches for boat to
travel through Taylor's Bar can afford to sound
2 feet, but there is no comfort for we 'uns when
the boats cannot afford to come up to the scratch
and scratch over that impediment.
Your BULLETIN is a very welcome visitor in
deed much more 80 than any other city paper, and
if you could only shove bullet IN some of these
bars so that we could get our cotton to market,
promise you that we will issue bulletin an
nouncing the fact. Seriously, my dear BULLETIN.
can you not induce the next Legislature TO make
some appeal to Congress for an appropriation for
our beautiful rivers suppose you ask for sigma
lures from the Ouachita Valley and publish them
in the BULLETIN. What say you
Yours truly, NAUTILUS.
me spenaia. h passenger steamer
on her regular trip offers special Inducements
for delightful trIp-a notice of which will be
found on our second page. The Iberia, besides
being very fast and safe, has experienced and
attentive officers, at the head of whom is Capt
Geo. A.. Sheldon and Chief Clerk John McConkey.
nv The +" gilt edge ST. Mary, Fred Probst master,
J. C. Tremoulet and 0. Lesier clerks, is receiving
to-day to leave tomorrow, at II NJ, for all plan
tation landings to Pert Eads.
The J. F. Frazer, Oliver Canton, Jr, master,
leaves daily at 8 P. NJ. from the head of Cont
street. for all landings on the Lower Coast to the
Beair Plantation, returning in the morning.
The side-wheel Oriole leaves every morning at
TO- from the head OF Cont street, for the Live Oak
Grove Plantation, Lower Coast, Jas. L. OPry
master, John Estoplnal CLERK.
The Favorite, John Bietry master, T. E. Barry
clerk, leaves tomorrow at ~ A. NJ for al way
landings on the Lower Coast to the Lee Pianta,
ton: The Fayorlte attends to the business OF
the j. +. Frazer
The NJ. !. daily line OF Upper Coast packets,
the W. }. Poltevent, leaves this morning at III A.
NJ. for the Union Plantation; y. Heno master;
Geo. +. BARLEY, one OF the most accomplished
clerks in the Coast trade, in the office,
The Mary Ida, OF the above line, will arrive to-
night and refill tomorrow at 10 A, MI.