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


Frank Pargoud, Greenville, S P. NJ.
Bertha. Opelousas, p. III.
Robert Mitchell, Cincinnati, at P NJ.
Mary Bell, Memphis, at P. NJ.
Col. A. ?. Kouns, Red River, 5 P. NJ.
Willie, Ouachita, at p. NJ.
MISCELLANEOUS,
For additional river news see our daily tele-
grams.
The Frank Pargoud, one of the most elegant
boats ever built, leaves to-day at P. NJ. for
yicksburg and all bend landings to Greenville;
J. nj. White in command, Curt. Holmes in the
Office.
The Natchez, from vcksburg, will arrive to-
nigh, and return on Saturday.
The Gov. Allen will arrive to leave again on
Saturday for Fort Adams.
The w. S. Pike, making semi-weekly trips to
Bayou Sara and the Coast, will arrive this morn
ing and return tomorrow at 5 P. NJ John J.
Brown master S. S. Streck clerk.
The B. l.. Hodge, J. P. McElroy master, will
be at the landing this morning, and will leave to-
morrow at 10 A. NJ, making all Coast landings to
The St. John. making tri-weekly trips to Don
aldsonville, wi arrive tonight, and return on
Saturday at II M. Capt. F. Bergeron, who has
been off sick for the past four trips, resumed
The Henry Tete, J. F. Aucoin master, M. q.
Landry clerk, will leave to-day at II M. for the
Coast, Donaldsonvile, and Bayou Lafourche.
The Tete leaves every Thursday, Saturday and
Tuesday.
The Kate Dickson making tri-weekly trips
leaves to-day at 5 p. M. tor Donaldsonville and
Bayou Lafourche. Jas. Taylor master, Jack
Stringer clerk. The steamer Quaker, now n the
with the Dickson.
The Josephine, from the Upper Coast, had 131
bbls molasses, and IL hhds sugar. She leaves
again tomorrow.
The Wawenock had 175 bbls molasses and "a
hhds sugar.
The Poi,event, of the M I. Line, had 2O5 bbls
moiasses and 80 hhds sugar.
The Mary Ida, of this line, leaves to-day,
promptly at 10, making sll Coast landings to the
Union Plantation, s.. James parish. J. A. Ruiz
master, Mr.. Ed. M. Vallette in the office.
The J. F. Frazer, Of the Independent Line OF
daily and semi-weekly Lower Coast packets, Is the
leave at this P. NJ. for the Belair Plantation.
0. Canton, Jr., master.
The Favorite, also of this line, leaves on Sat-
urday at 10 A. NJ, going,to the Lee Plantation,
John M. Bietry master, P. E. Barry clerk. MIR.
Charles Mcclellan is the representative Of this
line on the landing.
The regular, fast and fine steamer Waloon,
John Tay lor master, John 0. Vallette clerk, leaves
this morning at 10 o'clock, for all landings on
the Lower Coast to the Quarantine Station. The
Waloon leaves every Monday and Thursday, re-
turning every Tuesday and Saturday
The United States mail freight and passenger
steamer Iberia will arrive tonight from P.rt Lads
and return tomorrow at 10 A. M.
The 1t. Mary, from the Lower Coast, Is due to-
day and wi return on Saturday, going to Port
Eads.
HThe side-wheel Lower Coast packet Oriole,
James T. O'Pry master, leaves daily az III A. NJ,
for the Live Oak Grove Plantation.
The Robert Mitchell, Jas. Paul master, Frank
Stein clerk, arrived yesterday from CINCINNATI
with large load part Of which was 81 bales cot
ton and 1889 sacks seed; The Mitchell Is fass'
roomy and comfortable boat.
The Peytona and barges, from Cincinnati, Will
be at the Landing this morning.
The Arlington was to have left Cincinnati on
Tuesday.
"The Charles Morgan, with her Pauley con-
densers. will commence receiving to-day, and de-
part for New Orleans thursday and wall be fol-
lowed by Capt Lew Kates's stately Thomas Sher-
lock, and Capt. II. U. Harris recent purchase, the
s. Turner MIR. Lewis Brennan, late OF the
Robert Mitchell, is associated with Harry stem
on the Morgan"
The Robert Young, W. H. Daniel master,
passed Vicksburg Tuesday morning:
The Bertha, della ed on account OF bad wealth
er, arrived yesterday afternoon with GA bales
cotton, 40 head cattle, 6S bbls molasses and z
hhds sugar. The sugar and molasses Is from
the Atchafalaya, and Is the first OF the season.
The Bertha returns to-day at 2. NJ, taking
freight for the AtchafAlaya, Courtableau and Des
GIaizes. II. H. Broad master, TheO. John clerk.
The John A. Scudder, for st. Louis, lad 1000
boxes sugar, $50 boxes tin. 800 bbls rice, and "a
tons sundry freight.
The Robert Sempe, Capt Moore, arrived yes
terday from ST. Louis with barge, and had fol
cargo 1000 bbls flour and 6o53 sacks corn ano
oats.
The Susie Silver, D. H. Silver master, J. 8
Lehmer clerk, will be at the landing this morn,
ing from ST. Louis, and will lesye tomorrow at
P. NJ The Silver will give through bills o.
lading, via Cairo and Belmont, to all points North
and East.
Receipts OF sugar yesterday VI hoSsheaos, mo-
lasses 800 barrels. :,
The Fanchon, a brand new and very pretty
steamboat, arrived yeste day from Plttsburg VIII
1883 packages miscellanto GUS freight. The Fanchor
Is advertised to leave Tor heu hlfer VI Oa'uiuay
T. q. s. eeney master.
The Col A. P. Kouns, Mart Kouns master,
H. Koups clerk, leaves to-day positively for Alex
andria, Grand Ecore and Campte, connecting
with the very light draught steamers Garry owen
and Homer.
The Be lie Rowland arrived yesterday from Red
River with 600 biles cotton, and will return OF
Saturday. Geo. W. Rea master, H. Z. BozemaI
clerk.
The attention of Alexandria and Grand Ecore
shippers is called to the special notice Ct Capt
Richard Slnnott, to be found in another part OF
our paper
Attention is also called to the kilograms below
Light rains won't answer; neavy rams Will.
The Willie, due yesterday, had not arrived uf
to dark last evening. she will most probably Dc
at the landing this morning, and will leave to-
day at P. M. J. W. Blanks master.
The Stella Block will arrive to-day from the
positively, Jerry Davis master, Gabe Block clerk
See telegram below.
The John B. Maude had 1883 bales cotton, 203+
sacks seed, and $50 sacks oil cake.
The Vics sburg Herald of the 9Th says thai
Capt. Hicks telcgraphed to his agent there thai
he would be down that evening, and wanted
1000 bales This great eteamer is advertised tt
leave here to-day for Memphis and all bend land
ings.
The Homer and Garry Owen, now up Rec
River, will connect with Brysrly, Kouns and Row
land, being up there for that purpose.
by Telegraph
CAMPrE. Nov. 10 To Jos. A. Aiken: At Boyce'
Bar. IA inches. JAS. E. PHELPS,
Steamer Sandy.
yAcHrrocHEs, Nov 10.-To Jos. A. Aiken: Tw
feet at Bartlett's river going dry; pulled capsal
ali Ia nieces. W. #. BoARDMAN,
Steamer Homer.
CousHArrA. Nov. 10.-To Jos. A. Aiken: Lgh
rains. River on stand; no prospects of rise
' julius LIsso.
Rlock u in arrive Thursday and leave Friday posi-
lively. for Lower Tensas and Black River