The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-07

We had regular April weather yesterday. al
telnate cloud, rain and sunshine.
Business on the landing dol. improve worth a
cent. We have almost given up all hope of see
way.
We arc sick, and is our purp-bence the
lack Of items III our column this morning. We
had bilious attack, and our purp had tits. She
tried to read the German Gazette yesterday, and
thai was the cause Of them. She manages to
wade through the English papers. but when 1t
comes to foreign languages she's out.
No prospects for Improvement in rates to Red
River; it looks as though the boats were going to
fight 1t out on that line even IL 1t takes all the
year around to do it.
There were 10 arrivals or departures at Nicks-
burg or New Orleans last Monday. Bad begin
ming for spring. - L1ujsrHF Couie'Jo,0nW,
March 3.
You are wrong this time brother Hays we had
a number of both on that day at this port. Can t
say how Nicks ourg Jared though
The following named steamers left port yester-
day Natchcz, for Nicksburs; Seminole, for
Grand Eeore; ". F. Curtis, for Macon aud
Tensas Texas, for Shreveport; Waloon and st.
Mary, for Lower Coast; Mary Ida and Henry
Tete, for Upper Coast Chas. Bodman, for Gin
cnnati; GAINESVILLE, for Arkansas River.
STEAMERS LEAVING MONDAY, STH INST
Era No II, Joe Dalferes, master, Tom Glen
ents clerk, for Bayou LafOurche and Coast at ,
B.. L. Hodge J. P McElroy, master F. Ber-
geron, clerk, for Baton Rouge at ?. NJ.
". s Pike, J. J. Brown, master, for Bayou
Cara al ) z. Nj.
The Champion Will arrive tonight, and leave
Tuesday tor Nlck- burg.
The Col A. I. Nouns leaves Monday at 5 ?. NJ
for Jefferson and shreveport.
The Indiana from Cincinnati, Susie Silver from
st. Louis, and James Howard from Cairo Will be
found al the landing this morning.
The tleta will be found at the landing Monday,
receiving to leave for Opelyusas.
The ia viii arrive in time to leave on Wednes-
day at ) r. NJ. Tor Attakapa5.
by Telegraph
MONROE. March ;, TO Lord Mcpeake: -
rive Sunday: leave Tuesday. Five hundred ba4te
cotton. W. &. JOHNSON,
Steamer Garry owen.
VIcNsEr RI, March TO John Janney: Leave
Delta with 1900 bales cotton
WI. CAMPBELL,
Master Il. L. Lee.
ylcNsHrRG March 5.-ToJ. Z. Woods a Co.:
st aamer James toward viii arrive Monday morn
ing ana leave WEDNESDAY, Tor st. Louis.
h. r. PEGRAM, master
From Louisville Courier Journal
Our Teutonic and corpulent friend Hamburger
on hit to estah sh in his ''gnmilI" Civil Rights
Young Mems Benevolent Society and "Cu!led
Christian Association, and use our jack for trade
mark.
Now there1l be war and bloodshed. Here
comes the George SpanSler to run in opposition
TO tie Dove in the Madison trade. Ii ever both
start on the same day '.there'l be something TO
pay or no powder
caught the Eureka above the bridge at Frankfort.
Tie Blue Wing was detained at Cedar Lock, bat
Yesterday they met each other, the former COM
Inc down and the latter going Up.
A mean rascal met little boy on the levee yes
terday going to tie grocery with a twenty tiYe
cent scrip in his hand to buy bread. The rascal
asked him what he had in liz hand. The boy
held 10 the scrip. the thief snatched 1t a"d ran