The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-10-09

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The renowned Vicksburg packet. Natchez, ar
1880 sacks cotton seed, 100 bbls oil, and 319 bbls
apples. She lays at the head OF Common street,
and is receiving to return this evening promptly
at s. Having close connection with the Yazoo
freight for these places will be forwarded
through without delay. Capt. 7. T. Leathers IN
command, JAS f. Muse, r. A. Owen, Chas. Grice
and Walter Parker clerks.
The Glencoe overlaid from YESTERDAY. ene
will 90 positively to-day, taking freight for all
informed ate points through to st. Louis. Inc
Glencoe is commanded by Capt T. 8. Calhoon, |
Mr.. j. T. McCord clerk, courteous and expert
enced boatmen both Of them.
The huge City OF Alton follows the Glencoe,
and will arrive in time to leave on Tuesday, the |
18th.
st. Louis Times, 9Th inst: i
GAN the packets come in and go out full OF
peopIe. They are also doing good freig htage |
business. The river still falls.
"The Mary Bell comes up to the Landing next
week. and leaves for the South on saturday, the
23d. She is now nearly completed, all the heavy
work being done. The Rohan Bros. have the
boilers up, and will put up the chime Us ID day
"The James Howard will arrive from New Or
leans to-day, and return South Saturday from
Com John +. Bakers whaIfboat.
"The Belle Memphis will be supplied this trip
with the 1uttle patent heat-retainmg valve, an
ingenious Continuance which confines the gases
and smoke in the furnace, and thereby utlllzes
them. The John A. Scudder is using the patent,
The fine and fast Opelousas packet Fleta is at
the landing, and will leave this evening sure for
the Atchafalaya, Bayous Courtableau, Des
GlaiEes and B9ut. Capt. @. @. Pickett, one OF
the popular captains in this trade, commands
Mr.. A. Meynier, ST., clerk.
The Bertha, Capt. H. H. Broad resumes her
place in the Opeousas trade on Tuesday, leav.
ing at 5 P. n. on that day.
The Carrie A. Thorn, Charles Thorn master,
Adolph Grivot clerk leaves to-day at 2. NJ. for
all way landings on Red River to Shreveport
and Jefferson. The Thorn is good boat
has a good set OF officers, and IS she is line
packet her departure can be depended upon.
The splendid side-wheel weekly packet Bart
Able is off to-day for Alexandria, Grand Ecore
and all way landings on Bed River; Richard SIN
mott in command, and George Hamilton, one OF
the best fellows that ever handed penoh, IN Inc
The John Howard, laying at the head OF Poy-
pras street, leaves to-day for White River, with
Capt P. O.. Montgomery in command, and Mr;
l.. II. Perry in the office. Besides being wen
built, light draught boat and large carrier as
we'll she ia pioneer in this trade, . home Instl-
tution. trusty representative Of New Orleans
interests, and as such, deserves patronage,
which we hope she may receive to such an eItens
that her owners may be encouraged TO place al
other boat to run in connection with her.
The brand new Tom Parker, one OF the llghtest
draughts boats ever constructed, anu pulit py
Capts Z. P. Delahoussaye and Gus Hodge ex-
uressly for the Ouachita River, is receiving to
leave to-day, on her first trip, for all points
through ITO Alabama Landing, under the oem-
mand Of Capt. L. P. Delahoussaye.
The Bastrop will have her repairs finished IN
time to leave FOR Ouachita on Tuesday Next the
3. q. Phelps and John Y. Frazer, well known
in river circles, paid us visit yesterday. Neo
has been roaming over the fowery praries OF
Texas for the last few weeks, and john has oeen
A.. n,, NJ what
knew about matters and things in general. They
return fresh and vigorous. and to borrow an ex-
preston, look as happy as goat sucking an
icicle.
came as clerk on tho Tom Parker, and will fill
the same position on her in the Ouachlta.
Capt. John DeHart went up on the Shannon,
the guest Of Capt. Hodge.
Mr.. O. q. Arthur remains IN the CITY 10 WIN up
the Indiana trip.
The Bart Able had 951 bales cotton, s54 sacks
cotton seed 81 head cattle and IL sacks seed COT
ton. Her officers, as do also those ofthe Natchez,
report very bad weather, to which is accountable
their light trips.
judging from the large amount OF freight re-.
ceived for the Able yesterday, this popular
packet will have fine trip to-day.
The "Big Injun" will carry the news TO Mary
this evening at O'Clock; wnen sne wnissi az o"'
The Fleta from Washington had BOG bales cot
ton, $50 sacks cotton seed, "a sacks seed cotton,
and 1853 head cattle.
See telegram from IDA below. o-oo
The Mary Houston, for Cincinnati, had ZooV
bdls ties 300 rolls bagging, ITO sacks coffee, ~
hhds and 1877 bbs sugar, 63 bbls and l6o Kegs
molasses, so hhds cocoanuts, 80 bbls oranges, z3o
bbls rosin, 1900 it. lumber, l6 casks pitch, ~
tons sundry freight, 25 cabin passengers, and ~
The Mary Miller follows after the Houston
she will arrive tomorrow and leave on Iuescay.
The Willie, Fred Blanks master, is to leave for
the Ouachta to-day.
The shaft, engines, boilers doctor, and q lot q
other stuff, recovered from the supken Franz
Morgan is to be sold at auction, on the levee, at
the head of Benville street, to-day at IL O'CLOCK
Cincinnati Commercial, 9th inst:
"CARo, Ill. Oct. 5.-The Thompson Dean
dropped down this evening from MOUND Wy
and leaves Cairo on Saturday evening, ana mem
phis on Wednesday evening, for New Orleans
sThe new steamer W. =. Holt passed down
last night.
"Capt. Dan Moores elegant steamer Arlington
ia loading to leave for New Orleans direct TO-
morrow. She has just made successful roune
trip to New Orleans"
1he fleet Oriole, James T. O'Pry master, leaves
daily at 10 A. NJ. for all Lower Coast landings to
the Live Oak Grove Plantation.
The gilt edge ST Mary, Fred. Probst com
mander, J. G. Tremou!et clerk, leaves to-day a
IL for all landings on the Lower coas1; Inc OF
Mary will leave every Saturday for Port Eads
and Wednesday for the Sunrise Mill, returning Oh
Monday and Thursday, and will make the rur
each way in daylight, spending few hours a
the jetties every Sunday morning, thus enaof .rl
passengers to have good view OF the uerKs
The ST. Mary is truly elegant stem In he
outfit, and offers every induceraent thst can b
offered for pleasant trip: and every one who ha
Travelled. on her will, We are sure, bear us out il
the assertioa.
The ]. F. Frazer, lately put in perfect repai
and made as good as new, leaves to-day &C IL fo
all landings On the Lower Coast to the Lee Plar
tation. The Frazer is now tri-weekly packe
and leaves every Tuesday, Thursday nd Satu1
day. Oliver Canton, Jr., master, P. E. Bar
clerk.
The W. J. Poitevent, Alfred Ruiz master, Get
F. BARLEY clerk. leaves to-day. W thout fail,
10 A. NJ, FOR all landings on the Upper Coast
the Union Plantation, st. James oarish.
The almost new Wawenock.J I,n Remand ma
ter, Charles Brusle clerk, leavf on her frs. tr
to the Upper Coast on Mon day next, going
high as the Burnside Armsp' Plantation.
The dashing Leslie Tay OF, Allea Jumel ma