The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-12-07

accommodations for passengers, and offers spe
cial inducements to shippers.
The Ouachita Belle, John W. Mossop master.
leaves on Wednesday for Vicksburg.
The Robert E. Lee leaves to day, as usual,
at P. NJ, for Vicksburg and all way landings,
W. Campbell master, A. McVay clerk.
The Coast and Fort Adams packet Gov. Allen,
has clerk on the landing every Tuesday and
Friday, at the head of Customhouse street, and
leaves every Wednesday and Saturday regularly
as above. at ?. NJ. John c. Llbano master
Andy Ro and clerk.
Tie huge City of Alton, II. E. Bixby master,
positively, at P. NJ. for all intermediate points
to St. Louis, taking freight for all points North
and West via Cairo and Belmont.
The John F. Tole, due to arrive from st. Louis
follows the Alton on Thursday.
The Grand Lake No. 2 from ST. Louis, Is due
The Bastrop, Capt GINS Hodge, arrived on
Sunday, from Trenton, with l,224 bales cotton
and bags seed cotton. The BastrOp will be the
next departure for the Ouachita.
The Red River Transportation Company Line
steamer r. T. Bryarly, w. I. Scovell master, W.
II. McChesney clerk, leaves to-day at ?. NJ.
for Shreveport direct.
The Mary Ida, Of the NJ. I. Line of Upper Coast
packets leaves to-day at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, for all
landings through to the Union Plantation, st.
James parish Com. A. Ruiz in command, Ed.
NJ. Vallette IN the office.
The W. J. Poitevent, Of this line, leaves
VI.
for the Upper Coast. s. Heno master, George
F. BARLEY clerk
The Henry Tete, from the Coast, Donaldson
vile and the Lafourche arrived on time with
fine trip, and will return as usual to-day at II
o'clock, j. H. Aucoin in command, NJ. II. Landry
clerk.
The Katie had 2237 bales cotton and 5Ol2 sacks
cotton seed.
The St. John had 1o5 hhds sugar and 300 bbls
molasses. She returns in time to leave on
al 1T
The b. L. Hodge had 60 bales cotton, lis hhds
sugar, 406 bbls and SO half-bbls molasses and 200
sacks seed.
The ". S. Pike had 764 bales cotton, Sc hogs
heads sugar. and 939 barrels moasses.
The Ida, frem st. Martinsville, arrived with 92
bales cotton, 104 hogsheads sugar, GA packages
molasses, so sacks rice, and 35 sacks corn. She
returns to- morrow at P. NJ, taking freight for
the Atchafalaya, Chene and Ieche Her captain,
T. r. Muggah, is known as an experienced, popu
lar and very reliable boatman, ami her clerk,
Fred II. Buck, as one of the best in the profess
sion.
The St. Mary arrived Sunday from the Lee
Plantation, Lower Coast, and will return to day
at 1870 sharp, to the same point. The St.
Mary is now a irl-weekly packet, and CONES up
the Coast Wednesdays, Fridays, and Sundays.
Fred. Probst master, J. q. rremoulet clerk.
The Martha, making tri-weekly trips In connec-
ton with the Marie to the Lower Coast, leaves to-
day at IL NJ. W. S. Bassett master, Il. l.. Nc
knight clerk.
The Favorlte, making tri, weekly trips to the
Lower Coast far as the Lee Plantation, will
leave to day at 10 A. NJ John BIetry master, T.
Z. Barry clerk.
The.J. F. Frazer, Oliver Canton, Jr master,
leaves daily at 3 2. NJ, from the head OF Cont
street, for the Belair Plantation, Lower Coast.
The James Howard, in putting out the last OF
her cotton seed Saturday, was obliged, for want
Of ROOM to leave some of it ON the apron of the
wharf; the weight proving too great, it gave way
As far as could learn, but little OF the seed is
damaged.
The G. H. Durfee on the way to Red River,
burst her steam pipe, near Twelve Mile Point,
Saturday night. The greaser, colored boy,
was killed outright, and the pastry cook, white
man, one OF the fireman and two other negroes
jumped overheard, and 1t is supposed were
drowned. Three OF the soldiers were slightly
scalded. The Durfee sent b er trip forward on the
Bonnie Lee. and was brought back to the landing
by the Painter No. 2.
The Lee, for want OF freight room, had TO land
at Thalia street. She has clerk at the head OF
Common street, and will drop down as soon as
discharged
The Mary Bell Is coming with another immense
trip, and will leave for Memphis on Friday.
The truly fine and very regular Memphis and
Bends packet John b. Maude, will be found at the
landing this morning with full trip, and will re-
turn tomorrow at P. NJ, Capt. judd West with
his efficient aid IN the Office, Ned Outlaw, are
making the Maude a success, and we are glad OF
it, for better boat and better set of officers is
not in the trade.
The John F. Tolle took on 100 bales at Mem
phls; 1900 more were awaiting the City of Quincy,
due there on Saturday.
The Active 200bale boat, Capt. Braughly, is
on the way from the Ohio, for the purpose OF en-
gaging in the Upper Red River and Little River
trace.
Not being ready to leave yesterday, the Chero-
kee, for the Ohio, laid over to 5 T. NJ. to-day.
Capt. Geo. Wolf commands. Mr.. A. Byers clerk.
The H. S. Turner, commanded by that popular
gentleman Capt. H. U. Hart. is receiving to leave
to-day at 5 T. NJ, for all intermediate points on
the Ohio to Cincinnati. Mr.. Ed. Donnely has
charge of the office.
The Kate Dickson arrived yesterday with 10, 210
sack seed ON barges, and lays at the head of
Girod street.
The Fleta, from the Atchafaaya, Courtableau
and Des Gaizes, will be at the landing to-day,
and will leave this evening on return trip at 8,
C. @. Pickett master, A. Meynier, ST., clerk.
See the telegram from the Home below.
The Era No. 10, having withdrawn from the
Lafourche trade, is up for BGuf River, to leave
Tomorrow and will commence receiving TODAY.
The Era is especially adapted for this trade, will
remain permanently in it, and will be commanded
by Capt Tom Taylor, gentleman known to that
section for 10, these many years. The agreeable
J. P. Mohr being one Of the fixtures OF the 10,
will of course be found in the office.
The Bastrop. Capt. Gus Hodge, l.. z. Della
houssays clerk, leaves for Camden direct tO-mor-
row at Z. M.
"a steward on one of the Upper Mississippi
boats gave oroers to the cabin crew that all arti-
cles left on the boat by passengers must be
brought to the Office and reported. The follow
ing articles were found in the ladies' cabin state
rooms during the season, and are awaiting
owners: Two pairs elastic garters, box half full
of Scotch snuff, 700 hair pins, skeleton bastle
l suit female circus tights, bottle of HostAtter's
stomach bitters, tnearIy empty 2 bottles mag
nolia balm, 300 diaper pms, locks OF blonde
hair, package of love letters, marriage guides,
3 papers pins, boxes Of love powders, war
ranted to work love spells on the opposite SEX IA
boxes of bloom of youth, set false teeth, 30
boxes lily white, par stockings with both heels
out
1.-The steamers that have or had the Hartupe
engines Dictator, Quickstep Great Republic,
City of Evansville, Carrie '. Kountz, John A.
Wood, Mollie Moore, H. c. Yeager, John F..
be put also in Joe Wiliiams's great new towboat
at Pittsburg, and Thorwegan's Grand Republic. p"
The Baton Rouge and Coast packet Jessie