The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-11-02

| (aut John d. DuTk ulc0 Oh Euuu"J "AeSAaoou
in Aigiers of congestion OF the brain. Many
friends in this city. along the rlver, ana at 81.
| I,oris will be panied to hear OF MS oeath. de
nod be4n engaged for some time past III the coal
business with +. b. WOOD. NJ
| bales cotton. 1881 sacks seed, and e3J| packages
miscellaneous freight. She IS receiving Tor Louis
| Vile, CINCINNATI, and all intermediate points to
| leave en- Wednesday, the 81. ueorSe Won III
| command A. Byers clerk.
| The Waloon had 210 barrels I'd Ito, sacks rice.
| The Lotus No. 5 arrived Sunday with the
trip of the Belle Bowland, received at 4, BoyGe,s-
| sai baies cotton and i22 head cattle. The Lotus
| will not return to Red River for the present
The ST. John from Donalls nnville, had q hhds
| sugar. 70 bbIs modsses, 17o sacks rice and %
sacks corr. The ST. John returns SC down the Coast
| on Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays, and
| leaves here every Wednesday, Friday and Mon
day at ~ NJ, F. Bergeron, master.
| The Henry Tete had bales cotton, sacks
seed cotton 80 sacks 5ee bb sugar 10 W Rhas
making a landing at Twelve Mile Point, it was
| Iiscovered that she had broken her starboard
| shaft. and she had to come through on one wheel
| Cant. Aucoin has made arrangements f, r an
other shaft. and will have her out again in few
| DAYS. In the meantime the La Belle will the take
| place OF the Tete, leaving to-day, positively,
at 70 O'Clock. and on the same days as the Tee
until she is ready. Capt. }. +. Auc0ln commands
the La Belle, Mr.. NJ. Il. Landry clerk.
The Katie has discontinued her trips to Chcot
Citv, and will now go only to Greenyllle. Inc
Katie connects at Vlcksburg with the Home Line
for the Yazoo and Talahs tchie Rivers, anu the
Vicksburg for the SunfioWer.
The flags Of the steamers aSthe Landing yester-
day were at half mast, in re- pect to the late
Capt. John II. Burk.
The Willie is advertised to leave for the qua.
chita tomorrow j. w. Blanks in command.
Part of the Cherokee's freight was twenty bug
gies She had them all on her roof.
The Robert Mitchell, from the Onlo hiVef,
passed Memphis on Sunday.
| ha Tpta will ready III TWO weeks.
The Katie had 2608 bales cotton and S296 sacks
seed 49, o
The Lee passed Baton Rouge with 400 bales
cot on and 1000 sacks seed. 49,
The Gov Allen has clerk on the landing this
morning head of Customhouse street receiving
freight. She leaves tomorrow evening positiVey
at o'clock for Bayou sara, Mouth BED hlver,
Fort Adams and all plantation landings The
popular Coast Captain John Q. Libano in com
mand, Andy Roland and Ned Phelps in the Office.
The La Belle III place of the Henry Iete, j. r.
Aucoin MASTER leaves to-day at ~ M. 1or the
Upper Coast, D.naldsonville and Bayou La
The Tike had for cargo 20 hhds sugar, 142 bbls
molasses 1906 bales cotton, bag seed cotton,
l14l sacks cotton seed, half bbs molasses
The B. L. Hodge arrived with l79 bale cotton,
400 sacks seed, bags seed cotton, ~ hhds sugar,
and 2l3 bbls molasses-
The Lessie Taylor, from Baton Rouge, will be
found at the landing to-day, and viii return to-
morrow as usual, without lail, at II N. Allen
Jumel master, M. Kenison clerk: The Taylor
has clerk on the landing, at the head Of Blen-
vile street.
terday, laying over until Saturday, her regular
The Bertha will be at the landing to-day, and
will leave tais evening at O'clock for all landings
on the Atchafala, a, Bayou Courtab eau and Des
Glazes. H. H. Broad master, Theo. John clerk.
The Alexandria and Grand Ecore packet Texas,
Cha. les w. Stinde MASTER Ed. Groves clerk, ar
rived yesterday with 1888 bales cotton, 429 sacks
uaa6 nd hoa cattl The TaYaa IL recAiyinO
to return this evening at o'clock.
The Texas connects at the Falls at Alexandria
with the very light-draught steamer Homer,
thus insuring the prompt delivery OF all freight
for points above. See special notice in another
part OF our paper.
The C. H. Durfoe, in place of the Bart Able,
arrived yesterday with 979 bales cotton, 53l
sacks seed, 81 bags seed cotton, and 80 bbls. mo-
lasses. The Durfee is receiving to leave to-day
for Alexandra and Grand Ecore. Richard Sim
mott master, Geo. Hamilton clerk.
From Hte Carlin, agents, we learned yester-
day that the Fontenele, j. 8. Smith master, G.
l.. Brennan clerk, would enter the Alexandra
and Grand Ecore trade as regular pac ket, and
that she would leave on her Il st trip tomorrow
at P. NJ. She Was brought to the lower landing
yesterday.
We cal the attention of our readers to an arti-
Gle relative to the closing OF Tones Bayou, in
Red River, in another part of our paper. As the
matter has been referred to the Cotton Exchange
OF Shreveport, We pc it will receive attention
here also
The latest dispatches from Red River which
VS. publish below, informs us as to the very crtI-
cal state OF nav1Sa ion in that river, and it be-
hooves US, WAC are se much interested in the trade
Oh this great lee er, to move IN the matter.
See the sdyer tieement # the Memphis and
EicSsburg packet Illnois i'll another column.
We were sorry to hear yesterday that Capt.
Joe Phelps, who has been sick for some time,
was lying very low, almost without u hope, at
his residence III this CITY.
Capt, f. Bergeron, of the st. John, had TO stop
off az Donaidsonville on account OF sickness. We
hope to see his pleasant face again on her re-
turn.
The popular Ohio River passenger steamer
Mary houston, Charles Miller master E. D. Mil
Ter clerk, will be found at the landing to- day. re-
ceiying to leave on ner return trip tomorrow. at
P III.
See the Advertisement of Capt. Joe Dalferes'
new steamer Assumption in another column.
The semi-weekly Coasi and Bayou Lafourche
packet Era No. 10 will be found at the landing
this morning, receiving to leave tomorrow with
out fail, at 5 P. NJ. Tom Taylor in command, aud
the el-known Claiborne Dugas and J. B. Lam
dry In the office.
The tri-weekly Bayou Lafourche packet Kate
Dickson IS advertised to leave to-day at P. NJ.
The Favorlte, running in connection with the
j. +. Frazer to the Lower Coast il receiving
to-day to leave tomorrow at 10 A. NJ, for the
Lee Plantation. John Betry master, p E. Barry
clerk.
The st. Mary arrived yesterday from the Lower
Coast with ~ hhds Of sugar, 81 bbls molasses
ana lol sacks OF rice. She returns, as usual, to-
morrow at 10 A. NJ, making all landings to the
2 Quarantine Station. Fred. Probst master, JIG
Tremouet clerk.
The United States mail packe. Iberia leaves to-
morrow morning at IL, for all Lower Coast land
ings to.Port Eads.
The imperial Thompson Dean the Wednes-
Gay packet for Memphis and the Bends, will be
at the landing this morning with large tip,
and Will leave Tomorrow, at D P. NJ. without fail
W. Is. Miller IN command and George Mltenber-
ger, one CT the most courteous Of clerks. in the
Office.
The great James Howard is due. with a large
cargo from Memphis and the Bends, and Will re-
urn on Thursday as usual. B. +. Pegram mas
ter, j. IL. Chassaing clerk.
Ihe new steamer Mary Bell arrived last even
ing Fl ON ST. Louis, having a cabin full of passsn-
gers and good trip part of which consisted of
3l58 bales cotton, 1886 sacks cotton seed, 5000
barrels flour. She will leave this evening at )
O'Clock for Helena and the Bends T HicLc