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

leaves to-day at 5 P. NJ. for VicksDurg.
The Shannon, from Nicksburg, arrived yester-
day morning and discharged her load at Thalia
street. where she will lay for the present.
Capt. Sweeney had fine trip to the Ouachita
with his pretty Fanchon yesterday.
The Rapides, Joe Holmes master, is at the
landing and will leave to-day at ) P. NJ, taking
freight for all points on the Black and Ouachita
rivers. The Rapides is one of the packets of the
New Orleans and Ouachita Transportation Com
pany.
The Bertha Drummer, of this line, leaves to-.
day also for all points on the Ouachita and Bayou
D'Arbonne to Farmerville. VIM. Wenzel in
command.
The Willie, also Of this line, is coming with a
full load, and will be at the landing to-day. j..
| W. Blanks master.
The attention of our readers is called to the
advertisement OF the La Belle, in another col
umn. The La Belle is ready to enter on the first
| water.
The Belle Rowland, of the New Orleans and
| from yesterday, leaves to-day positively at 5
P. NJ, and will take freight for all points to
Shreveport. George W. Rea MASTER H. c. Boze-
man clerk
See special notice to Red River shippers in
| another part of our paper.
| The Katie P. Kountz is up for the Arkansas
River, and will leave to-day at 5 P. NJ. Dave
Haney in command, F. T. De Ward clerk.
The regular semi. weekly packet st. Mary to
the Quarantine Station and the Forts, leaves to-
| day ut 10 A. NJ. Fred PROFIT master, J. c. Fremou-
| let clerk.
The Iberia, having finished her repairs, leaves
this morning at TO- for all landings on the Lower
| Coast to Port Eads. George A. Sheldon master,
John McConkey clerk.
The Waloon, John Taylor master, John o. VAL
lette clerk, will be at the landing this morning
| receiving to leave tomorrow morning for the
| Quarantine Station.
The Martha, connecting with the Marie for the
Passes, is due to- day, and will leave tomorrow
at I'm.
The J. F. Frazer and Favorite, forming the In
dependent Liue of Lower Coast daily and tri-
| weekly packets, leave as follows: the Frazer,
Oliver Canton Jr, master, daily at P. NJ. to the
Belair, and the Favorite, John Bietry MASTER
every Tuesday and Friday at 10 A. M. and sun
day at 2. M. to the Lee Plantation.
| The side wheel passenger steamer Oriole leaves
daily at 10 A. NJ, from the head of Cont street.
for the Lower Coast to the Live Oak Grove Plan
tation, Jas. T. O'Pry in command.
The Billy Collins as an Independent packet,
laying at the head of Girod street, is advertised
| in another column to leave to-day for Camden
direct under the command of Capt. b. J. Coffey,
| giving through bills lading without reshipping.
The Era No. 10, Tom Taylor master, j. P.
Mohr clerk, arrived last evening from the La
| fourche. and will return to-day at P. NJ.
| The Robert Young, U. ID. Terrebonne master,
Frank Dalferes clerk, leaves to-day at H. for the
Coast Donaldsonville and Lafourche.
| The Assumption leaves to-day, promptly at II,
for Bayou Lafourche and Coast landings, Joe
|
| clerks.
The Henry Tete returns down the Coast to-day
| and leaves tomorrow at r. for the Lafourche.
| The Ark arrived yesterday from Pittsburg,
| with - boats, 143, 900 bushels coal.
| The Susie Silver for Cincinnati had 256 hogs
| heads sugar, 1872 barrels molases, s35 barrels
| OIL 225 barrels rice and 125 tons sundry freight.
| The Mary Houston laid over until P. M. to-
| day, when she will leave for Cincinnati and all
intermediate points on the Ohio Chas. Miller
master, +. D. Miller clerk. OF Capt. Miller and
| the Houston, the following is from the CONNER
cial of the goth Of November:
| "Capt. Charley Miller celebrates his thirty
| sixth birthday tonight at 6 o'clock He is a
| single man, He was born in Pittsburg, and has
resided in Cincinnati during the past twenty-one
years. He commenced his career in boating as a
| freight clerk with Capt. Stone, on the Keystone
State in 1851. He was afterwards with Capt.
| Hazlett, on the Mount Vernon, Capt. Thos. s.
Royse, now Of Royse & Mosset, being his partner
at the freight piles on the Mount Vernon. Capt.
Miller was also clerk on the big Adriatic, with
Capt. Stone; on the steamer st. Louis, with Capt.
Jesse Dean; Fort Wayne, with Capt. Sam Barr,
Jr., and was clerk with Capt. J. s. Neal, on the
| Hazel Dell, Sam Young, Sallie List and was
three years with Capt. Alex: R. Irwin, deceased,
on the Nj k Longworth. He spent over three
| has been on the Mary Houston over three years.
| The Mary Houston is one Of the fastest and
| finest steamers plying the Ohio and Mississippi
rivers, and has carried more passengers than any
| trade and, we may add in the language of Capt.
Frank Carter, the credit is mainly due to the
| character and standing OF her efficient and gen.
| item AMY officers
| The Thos. Sherlock Lew Hates master, NJ. L.
Virden clerk, arrived yesterday from the Ohio
with full trip, and is receiving to return Fri
| day.
The H. s. Turner passed Cairo with all she
could carry.
The Gov. Allen and tug Waverly with lows
ba
The Mary Miller was to have left Cincinnati
| yesterday, and the Robert Mitchell is to leave
| to-day.
The Thompson Dean from Memphis arrived
yesterday. Owing to the bad weather which de-
tanned her, she will be unable to get off to-day,
but goes tomorrow without fail W. B. Miller III
command and George Miltenberger, most
| obliging clerk, in the office.
| The Gov. Allen arrived yesterday with good
| trip, and leaves to day at for Fort Adams and
all Coast landings. John c. Libano master, Andy
| Roland clerk.
The M. l. Line steamer W. J. Poitsvent, s.
| Heno MASTER George F. BARLEY clerk, leaves
Wednesday at 10 A. NJ. and Saturday at II NJ,
| for the Union Plantation Upper Coast.
| The Mary Ida, also of this line, Com. J. A.
Ruiz in command, Ed. M. Vallette in the office,
| leaves Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 10 A.
| NJ, for the same point.
| The Josephine, W. L. Cozzens master, G. E.
Applegate clerk, leaves to-day at 10 A. M. for all
landings on the Upper Coast to the Union Plan
| tation.
The Wawenock for the Arment Plantation,
| leaves to-day at 10 A. NJ
| The Parisot Line steamer Lucy Kern will be
| at the landing in time to leave for the Yazoo,
Tchula Lake and Talahatchie River direct, on
| Tues day next, the 7th.
| The Fleta came to the landing last evening and
Will leave to-day without fail for the Atchatalaya
Courtableau and Des Glaizes. C. G. Pickett
master, A. Meynier, ST., clerk.
| The Trenton, E. Quatrevaux master, was due
| of darE Iaat
| leave for the Atchafalaya tomorrow at 2. NJ
Mr.. H. Molason is her gentlemanly clerk.
The Lessie Taylor, Allen Jumel master, M.
Kenison clerk, will be at the landing this morn
ing and will leave at II N. for all Coast landings
| to Baton Rouge.
| The tri-weekly Coast and Donaldsonville
packet St. John, F. Bergeron master, leaves to-
| day, at ~ NJ positively
The Commonwealth and the City of Alton are
| both due from st. Louis. The Commonwealth
| returns tomorrow, and the City OF Alton on
| Friday.
The Atlantic and barges, from st. Louis, are