The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-04-09

Mary Ida for Upper Coast, Kate DICKSON
and Rice Farmer for Lower Coast, Lizzie
Hopkins and Era No. 10 for Lafourche, Gov
Allen at 10 A. M. for Ouachta, Frank Par
roud for Greenville, Thps. Sherlock for Lou
isyille, and John A. Scudder for Louisville.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamer j. T. Frazer, from the Lee Planta-
ton.
Natchez from Vicksburg, Marie from South
west Pass. Mary Ida from Whitehall Saw
mill, Carrie V. Koun,z and Jas. Howard from
81. Louis Robt. Mitchell from st. Louis,
Bart Able and Seminole from Grand Ecore,
Fleta from Opelousas, Henry Tete from La
fourche.
DEPARTURES TODAY.
The Col. A. p. Kouns for Jefferson, Shreve-
mort and all way landings. Capt. Mart kouns,
John McChesney, clerk The kouns is the last
new addition to this trade and IS good steam
boat.
day at p. NJ, ID. NJ. Erady, master, W. Y.
Kimber, clerk.
At 10 A. NJ, the Josephine, Capt. W. L.
CcZzens, starts for the Union Plantation,
Upper Coast; goes there and back in daylight.
The B. L. Hodge backs out to-day at 5 7.
NJ, punctually, for Baton Rouge. paying par
ticular attention to all plantation business.
Capt J. 2. McElroy. in command, +. Ber-
geron, clerk.
The Frazer is the Lower Coast packet for
TODAY, as far as Lee Plantation, leaving at II
M, Capt Oliver Canton, Jr, Clerk 7. p.
Barry.
The Belle Rowland, for Shreveport and all
way landings, at 5 z. NJ, Capt. Geo. w. Rea,
II. G. BoaZman ERIK.
The W. S. Pike, Capt. John J. Brown,
Clerk S. S. Shreck leaves today without fail
~. T oil int
on the way
The United States mail and passenger
racket Marie, Capt. w. S. Bassett, master,
leaves at A. NJ. for Pilot Town, on the
Lower Coast
MISCELLANEOUS
The Natchez, one OF the most successful
steamboats, that ever turned head up stream,
will be found at the landing this morning,
receiving for Vicksburg. Mr.. JAS. +. Muse
is at the head of the Office affiirs.
"he Maria Louise leaves for Shreveport to-
morrow. As the Maria. Louise IS railroad
packet, she will certainly go.
The Seminole and Bart Able, Grand Ecore
packets. will both 90 through Cane River on
this trip up. They both go tomorrow at
m.
The Exporter was to leave Cincinnati for
New Orleans1on the 5h, and the Mary Hous-
ton Louisville on the 9Th.
The Bannock City on her recent trip uE
broke her shaft at Island No. 3, and was towed
to Cairo by the Eckert, SO says the memphis
Appeal of the 9th.
The Bart Able will be found at the landing
this morning. ;,
Joa Spears and Frank Smith. two gentle
men we'll known in this community, are ~
the Memphis and Vicksburg packet Illinois
SO saws the Vicksburg Herald Of the 9th.
The following is from the st. Louis Hep"'
lica,,, of the 9th inst:
Wa met Capt. Aft. Grissom on Chang
Yesterday. and he told us all about the new
boat to be placed in the Belle Lees trade
It seems that the coming boats name ma
not been decided on yet. The following ar
The dimensions Of the boat, which Will max
her the largest ever set atioat on the western
waters Length 322 feet; beam s. feet; hole
49, feet. The new boat will have stee
boilers thirty feet long-42 inch cylinder
and nine foot stroke. The boat will be bull
specially for the cotton trade and will have
capacity for II. 600 bales.
The j. +. Frazer Waloon and Quaker ha
TO Law below their usual landings yesterday 0
account OF a schooner laying there to receiV
her load.
The Seminole will be on hand this morning
she goes to Grand Ecore tomorrow.
The stage of water yesterday evening WI
four fee. and three-tenths below the ing
water marx VI 1917, "AASA SAAS'' -
raise in the last three days.
The Carrie V. kountz will be at the wna'
this morning with large trip. JAS Melo'
agent 81 Gravier street.
Don't forget the Col A. z. Kouns to-day:
The Sherlock and Scudder got Oft yesterda
evening with good trips.
The Garry Owen lays over until Saturda!
on that day she will surely 60.
Capt. kennison, OF the LESSEE Taylor e
h VIC
races might be the attraction. Capt. ). y
Blanks takes the LESSEE up to the scenes "a
know her SO we'll Mr.. John, who has bee
so long and so pleasantly associated with u
fortunes Of the Lessie, will be found IN II
office usual.
The Willie leaves tomorrow for Blye
Bartholomew, going this trip as high as Pol
lar Bluffs.
The next boats on berth for Louisville are
Robert Mitchell and for st. Louis the jam
Howard, and to this end we want to say
few words to those who contemplate leavlr
us within the next few days. These boa
shave fine cabins, large staterooms. WI
guards for promenade, and provide fare I
their guests equal to the finest; are fast al
safe and are commanded by experienced al
skillful officers: and last, but not least, the
hard times, the rates Of passage are 10
Go and inform yourselves personally OF {
this. Finding it true, We are sure that y
will conclude that the Mississippi River is 7
pleasan:est route you can take.
The Fleta is the Saturday packet for O1
lousas.
The Henry Tete is the regular Saturd
boat for Latourche and al coast landings.
RATE OF FREIGHT BY RIVER FROM NEW ORLEANS
Psdncsh .30G35c T. 100
Cincinnati .ooIttoc e loo
Louisville. ................'. 9ego Y AZ, IA
Memphis aoHsaoo r ,oo
Chico on .450s50c u 100
Pttslurg. ..................o UGIovc :. ny
Red River. ..................... HAN caro- "a
Ouachita River. ............... -. Caru IA
st. Louis. ............2 O@35c y LOG
Moissses tn ST. Iouis or Cairo. 81 90 b
II Innsyille ,. / 70 u
II Cincinnati 20 u
r. Pittsbnrg 275 ~
70 Psiuoah so IS