The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-08-14

Vicksburg, Natchez, Bayou Sara and all wa,
landings. at P. M, the Gov. Allen, John G.
Benson master, John G. B aker clerk.
Baton Rouge, Plaquemine and Donaldson.
vile, at P. NJ, the Lessie Taylor, Allen
Jumel master, Chas. Brusle clerk.
Baton Rouge, Plaquemine and Donaldson.
vile at z: NJ, the St. John, j. P. McEroy
master, L. Bergeron clerk.
Grand Ecore Alexandria, Norman's, Bar.
pms and way landings on Red River at P.
NJ, the Texas, r. Sinnott master, George
Hamilton clerk.
Jefferson, Shreveport, Coushatta and al
way landings on Red River, at 5P. NJ, the
Z. L. Bryarly, W. T. Scovell master, NJ. Il.
Scovell clerk.
MISCELLANEOUS.
For additional river news see our daily tele
grams
The Gov. Allen, in place of the Natchez.
John G. Benson master, John @. Baker and
Charley Grice clerks, leaves to-day at 6 p.
H., for all landings to Vicksburg. The Allen
makes close connections at Vlcksburp with
regular packets for St. Lsuis, Cairo, Memphis
and the Bends. ..rjE.
As there is no departure to-day for points
above Vicksourg. the Allen, through her
connections, offers substitute. Passengers
and freight will be forwarded through with
out delay. "'@
will be seen that the Memphis and bend packet
Illinois leaves Vicksburg every Monday morn
ing. She is a side-wheel boat, is very fast,
has elegant passenger accommodations, under
the command of Capt. Mark Cheek. Joe
Speers, than whom more popular steamboat
clerk never lived, presides in the Office. : "a
The st. John, of the White Hat line, leaves
to-day for all Coast landings to Plaquemine
and Baton Rouge, j. P. McElroy master, F.
Rarr al oh IL.
the Coast on Monday, and leaves again on
Wednesday. 4f
LOWER COAST PACKET WALooN.-We call
attention to the advertisement Of the Wa
loon, which appears in another column. The
Waloon will be brought to the wharf to-day
or tomorrow, and will leave on Monday nc 1t
at P. NJ from the foot of Cont stl eet, and
thereafter daily at the same hour. As we
noted few days ago, she has been thorough
built cabin on her that will be especially
assigned to ladies. Capt. John Vallette, SO
well known on this Lower Coast, will COM
pnand, and will be assisted in the Office by
Mr.. @. E. Emmerson.
The feet and elegant side-wheel passenger
steamer Oriole leaves daily at 10 A. NJ, for all
Lower Coast landings to the Live Oak Grove
Plantation, returning early in the evening
Capt James T. OPry commands The Onole
st. Louis street ~ r-.- 5
The Texas in place of the Bart Able leaves
this P. M. for all landings on Red River to
Grand Ecore. Capt. Dick Sinnott on the |
roof Messrs Geo. Hamilton, Sam Gwartney
end Tom Dowty in the Office.
The fine passenger steamer Minnie, Gus |
Richards master, leaves from the head of |
Harvey's Canal every Tuesday, Thursday and |
Saturday, at A. NJ.
The Mary Ida leaves this morning at 10,
for all landings on the Upper Coast to the
Union Plantation.
Commodore Ruiz is doing considerable work |
on the Poitevent, and will, when through, |
have her in tip-top order. He will start her
out next Tuesday in the place OF the Mary
Ida. The Ida will receive good repair also,
and will probably be ready in twenty days.
The Stella Block lays at the head Of Cont
street, and will leave this morning at 10,
promptly. for all freight and passenger land
sngs on the Lower Coast to Pilot Town and
again on Tuesday morning. The Block is
and commanded by Capt w. s.
Bassett, to represent the clipper packet that
he is building especially for this trade, and
will continue in it until she Is finished. We
wish the Block and her captain success
The Sh annon had Is hhds old iron, old
boilers, 225 bales paper stock, 1900 bdles iron
ties, A, 600 feet cedar lumber, 200 rolls bag
cling, lis bbls molasses. 80 bbls rice, 100 bbls
tar, so bbls meal 200 bbls oil, Is bales cotton,
500 beer barrels, SO tons sunday freight, rs
cabin passeng ers, and Is deckers. 8tE
The Cherokee is the next boat due from the
Ohio River. She will arrive on Monday next
The Coal City, McAllister master, arrived
yesterday with sixteen boats-320.O 900 bushels
of coal sfg
The Bee left yesterday with two barges and
a coal barge. She had as freight 665 hhds.
sugar, 60 hhds melado, 1900 sacks salt, 45
casks bottles, 26 bbls. tar and pitch,and lot
Of old machinery. II
The John F. Tolle, from ST. Louis. will ar
rive by Monday morning and return on Tues
day. Agent, James Mellon, "a Gravier street.
The Belle of Shreveport will be the next
boat out from st. Louis. . U-
The elegant Lessie Taylor, Allen Jumel
master, Charles Brusle clerk, leaves at P. N. /
his day for Baton Rouge and Coast landings.
rhe Lsssie is a semi-weekly packet leaving
,egularly every Wednesday at 10 and Satur- {
lay at 5. .,.-.-.
The Minnie Avery is meeting with success I
n the Teche trade, a fact that we are pleased
o note She had full trip down and q fine
eturn trip yesterday evening. q
The river remains unchanged since our last | I
eport-5 feet g. 10 below high water mark. lc
The j. f. Frazer leaves to-day at IL for the ?
lee Plantation, Lower Coast !
TIE r. L. Bryarly is receiving at the head
# Customhouse street, to leave to- day for all 3
andings ON Red River to Shreveport and :
efferson. ............... 4
In another part of our paper will be found o
n advertisement offering for sale the steamer
:. NJ. Bagby, as she now lies on the other
ide of the river, near Morsan's Railroad 81
Inding. I.
The temporary withdrawal of the barge
ne from the New Orleans trade has sue "
coded in creating one Of those old scenes.
hich were everyday pictures in the var q
mes of steamboating. Yesterday afternoon IL
ne line of wagons which besieged the Tolle
sminded one of those days Of river pros
Gritty The jam on the stages was such that W
lie police were scarcely able to control the
;owding caravan of teams and vehicles. 50 lu