The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-05-02

TO ARRIVE.
]. F. Frazer, Mary Ida, Marie, Henry Tete,
Era No. 10, Stella Block. Ida, John +. Tolle, R.
E. Lee, W. S. Pike and Frank Morgan.
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
Lower Coast to southwest Pass, Quarantine
Station, Pointe-a la-Hache and all passenger
landings, at 9 A. H., the United States mail
packet Marie, w. s. Bassett, master.
Lower Coast to Quarantine station and Polnte-
a-lA-H ache, at 10 a. NJ, the Rice Farmer, John
TAYLOR, master.
Upper Coast to Union plantation, (day light
packet at 10 A. NJ, the Josephine, w. l.. Coz
zens. master.
Fishe,' . Landing, Bayou Sara, Baton Rouge,
P aquemine and all way landings. at P. NJ, the
W. =. Pike, John j. Brown, master, $. =. Streck,
cerk.
BAYOU Lafourchc, Donal lsonville and all coast
landings, paying particular attention to planta-
ton usness, at ) r. NJ, the Henry Tete, ). +.
Aucoii, master, P. A. Charlet clerk.
Amite River, from the New Basin a. p. nj.
the Alice, C. s. D. Porter, master, Lou kells.
clerk.
Bayou Lafourche and al wav landings at P.
NJ, the Era No. 10, joe Dalferes, master, Tom
Clements, clerk.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Yesterday was a gala day fo- the departing
boats al OF them receiving fine trips.
The Raj idle for Camden.
Inc Dastrop IOr BARTHOLOMEW, DATt holo aHN
Durfee for II d River, Garry Owen for Macon and
Natchcz for Vcksburg, having splendid trips.
The James HOWARD hal a fine trip of passen-
gers. Among the passengers was Capt. hutch
inson and his family. We wish the captain
| mos pleasant trip and hope the days may be
few ere he visits us again in tho command of as
| truly fine steamer as was the John Kyle.
| The c. b. Church, leaving for Cincinnati, las
evening, had 400 tons OF freight. Among the
items was 3l4 bales of damaged cotton from the
ship Hagei stown.
| The huge City Of Alton arrived here yesterday
with a large cargo, and leaves here for St. LOUIS
Tuesday.
The rhos Sherlock will be found at the
landing this morning, and leaves for Cincinnati
| and u uisvllle, on Tuesday.
| The John Howard was unable to get away yes
teIday, aud lays over until Tuesday, at which
| time she will leave for Mlndcn, LaFe Bisteneau
and all way landings on Red River to Loggy
Bayou.
The John +. Toe will be here to leave the
| first TART OF the coming week.
The Texas arrived yesterday from Shreveport
with 92l bales cotton, All heal of stock, 100 pack
ages of oil cake and $50 barrels OF oil. The
The Ida Norvell, from Coles's Creek, srrived
here yesterday with a tow of barges, 900 SKIS
cotton seed being her freight. The Alps and
barses that arrived yesterday, had 500 tons OF
ice.
| ANOTHER RICHMOND IN THE FIELD. - The
splendid steamer La Belle. now in Red River:
| will upon her return, enter the Baton Rouge and
Coast trade, commencing Wednesday May 18th,
and leaving thereafter regularlv every Saturday
and Wedne sday at 5P. NJ. Capt. A. Duyas s.
well kaown in the trad, will command, and
Mess,s. F. Bergeron and J. A. Comstock preside
over the office affairs.
The Henry 'Tete from Lafourche will arrive
this evening and return tomorrow at ?. NJ
promptly.
40 fail Yesterday thai she had to quit receiving al
i o'clock. The Bastrop is . popular aud lucky
boat.