The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-18

cloud licked tie blue heavens, aud the
rays OF the sun were tempered by a gentle
mort n asst wind.
Yesterday was observed by a large portion
OF our citizens as a holiday; being the feast
day OF lfelands patron SAINT there was but
little business transact "a on the l-vee though
several boats, Including the Frank Pargoud
Ouachita Belle and John Howard received
considerable freight during the day.
Steamers Of the Banks Line give through
bills OF lading tor all points on every one OF
the Ouachlta River tributaries. Tue Gov.
Allen leaves III the line this evening at )
O'clock.
The Ouachta Belle overlaid Yesterday goes
positively at ) 7. NJ to-day.
There IS at present surplus of water in
the Mississippi and all its tributaries
In order to obllge a number of shippers,
the John Howard post poned her departure to
Z. Nj. to-day She leaves positively
willie we have missed you" and other
things too. Snow up, young man, this re-
porter does not want to make fee for one OF
the coroners, but we may be forced to do it.
The departures yesterday We're: Chas Nor
gan, for Cincinnati; Bertha and Ruth, for
Opelousas; Waoon and J. f. Frazer, for
Lower Coast, and LaBelle, tor Red River
The superb Frank Pargoud is receiving to
leave to-day at ) p ~, Tor Greenvllle,
Vlcksburg and all landings intermediate
and no superior5.
The Era No 10, under command of Capt
Joe Dtlferes, is complete success as a Bayou
Lafourche Dtcket
The Bradsh Johnson has retired from the
Grand Ecore trade, and her veteran com
mander Capt Jno. Heinz, will take com
mand OF the regular Saturday packet Semi
mole upon her arrival tomorrow. With Capt
Heinz on the root and Capt. .n,. Mitchell in
the office, the Seminole will be a f.vorI.e
with both shippers and travellers.
The Henry &. lieger, VIII arrive tomorrow
morning from s. Louis, and commence in
medlately to II ceiye for a retura trip.
by IelcS aph
NICKsnUEG, March ii. Is. Woods < Co., |
10i Common street: Steamer Commonwealth |
will arrive Thursday night, and leave for 81. |
Louis Saturday evening.
THos W. SHIELDS, Master.
NIcKsBrRG, March 17.-To J. g. Woods & |
Co.. Steamer Bile of Shreveport will arrive
Friday evening. THos. ". KEA, Master.
STEAMERS LEAVING THIS DAY.
FoR UPPER COAST. The Mary !da. Capt
Ruiz, at 10 \. NJ
For BAYOU MANcHAc AND ANTE RIVER -
The Alice, c. S. y. Porter, master, Lon.
Kells clerk at / +. NJ, from Magnolia
Bridge, New Basin.)
FoR GREENyuLE. A. The Frank Pargoud,
j. NJ White, master. Curs Holmes, clerk, at
5P NJ.
For Bayou L,roUncuE AND THE Coasr-
The Lizzie Hopkins, n. Z. Dupuis, master,
NJ. II. Landry, clerk, leaves at =. NJ.
LAFoURcHE AND The CoAsT-rhe Era No.
10, Joe Dalferes III aster, Tom Clements and
Frank Dllferes, clerks at p NJ.
For CAMDEN The Banks Line packet
Ouachita Belle, +. A. Blanks master, Joe.
Holmes clerk, leaves for the above an all way
points at z. Nj.
On |
John J. Dirragh, master, Tnos. J. Darragh,
clerk, leaves for the above and all way land
ings at 5 Z. nj.
For MISDES. The John Howard, H. L.
Lee master f. Il Perry, clerk, leaves tor all
landings on Ike Bisteneau aud intermediate
ones Red River at . z. ~
For RED RIVER The Bradish Johnson,
John Heinz, master, leaves at L. NJ. for
Shreveport, CDlohatta, Grand Ecore, Alexan-
dria and Ill way landings.
The Waloon leaves daily for I'll landings on
the Lower Coast as far do IN as the P0ydras
plantation.
For RED RIVER. The Belle Rowland, g..
Geo w. Raa N tater, II. G. Bowman, clerk,
leaves for tfer-on, Shreveport and all way I
landings at ) p VI. ,
FoR ST. LOUIS The City Of Alton Bixby.
master, leaves at =. II. Tor the above and t
way landings
STEAMERS LEAVING FRIDAY, 19rH INST.
FoR Lower COAST The regular packet J
+. Frazer, O. Canton, Jr.. master, L. L. Barry,
clerk, leaves at neon. c
For BAYOU BARTHOLOMEW. The popular !
packet B4strop, GINS Hrdge master, l.. z.
Delahoussaye, clerk, leaves t I. IT. 6
FROM OUR EXCHANGES. /
The river was falling last evening with {
thirteen feet three inches water in the canal. !
Weather beautiful Business fair >
The Mex Longworh, with fine trip, left b
for New Orleans yesterday. Sic went over !
the falls in fine style, Pink a. the wheel. b
The beautiful Mary Houston leaves fer New i
Orleans tomorrow evening without fail. a !
she il a Louisville boat. We trust our mer- !
chants aud shippers will favor her with their !
patronage e
Yesterday was the Sabbath, and the ievee Il
wore a look Of due observance OF it. Two :,
women disgrlced the day aud place by using 81
obscene language and attracting large crowd
around them, LouiSrjie CU,nier-JOurltdt 10TH Z
inst. !
The Warner and blrges viii positively de- il
part for New Orleans to-morro Y, from the foot y
of Main street. The Cherokee has SEQ tons n
and departs for New Orleans on Wednesday.
The Mary Houston leave, Louisville to-mor- y
row for New Orleans, and the Thompson i
Dean on Friday !,
Mate Andrew Lyle, who died on the Cher +
okee, was taken II while the steamer was at =
with congestion of the brain. =
Capt. Wolf called two physicians, one At IL u,
Bellar and the other at Is lmont He died +
At 2:30 A. NJ. Saturday. His remains arrived =
the steamer having her colols displayed At +
haltmast Cincinnati Commercial. u
A NEW GuIr-They have invented new game d
out West which they call Nudge" 1t only takes &
two 70 play i, and one must wear petIcoats and Oh