The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-05-20
THE RIVER.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN, [
Thursday Morning, May 20, 1875. !
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Thursday Morning. May 20, 1876.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Bun Rises. .----.5:o4 Cd quarter. A NJ
Sun Sets. ..... .6:49
Frank Pargoud, Maria Louise, Josephine,
Rice Farmer. Alice, Garry Owen, Oiiole,
Marie, Henry Tete, Mary Ida
Oriole, J. F. Frazer, Josephine, Marie,
Lizzie Hopkins, Carrie A. Thorn, Rutn,
Bertha, Col. A. P. Kouns, Charles Morgan.
TO ARRIVE.
LESSEE TAYLOR from Camden, Natchez from
Vicksbure. Bart Able from Grand Ecore, J.
r. Frazer and Marie from Lower Coast, d. q.
Yaeeer Future City and barges and Common
wealth from st. Louis
DEPARTURES TO-DAY.
Lower Coast to BeIair and Star Plantations,
Jesuits Bend, Terra Boeuf and way landings
ut $50 A. NJ, the new side-wheel passenger
packet Oriole, M. Carrick master, James
r. O'Pry clerk.
Lower Coas. to Quarantine Station and
Pointe- la Hache, at 10 A. NJ, the Rice
Farmer, John Taylor, master.
Upper Coast to Whitehall sawmill through
each way in daylight, at 10 A. NJ, the Mary
Ida, j. A. Ruiz master, f. NJ. Vallette clerk
NJ, the Alice, G. S. D. Porter master, Lou
Kells, clerk.
Greenyille and the bends, Vicksburg,
Natchez, Bayou Sara, Baton Rouge, Plaque
mine and DoIa,dsonville, at 5 P. M, the
Frank Pargoud j. NJ White master, Messrs.
Curt Holmes, McCrindle Benedict and Kelly,
clerks.
Point Jefferson. Girard. Alto and way land
ings on Boeuf River, at 5 P. NJ, the Stella
Block, Tom Taylor master.
Cincinnati Louisville and all intermediate
landings, at 5 P. NJ, the Cherokee, George
Wolf master, A. Byers clerk.
Bayou Lafourche and all Coast landings, at
5P. NJ, the Era No 10, Joe Dalferes mas
ter, Tom Clements clerk.
MISCELLANEOUS.
For additional river news see our daily teie-
grams.
The new side-wheel packet Oriole leaves at
10 A. M. punctually, for all landings on the
Lower Coast to Belair Plantation. Going and
returning the same day facilities are e. onere ;,
to the residents on the Coast which they Will
assuredly appreciate. A clerk will be found
on the ltvee de- ly to receive freight.
The John Howard, that was to leave yes
terday for Red River, gave up the trip, and
will be laid up. The Col. A. P. Kouns dropped
down along side and took on the Shreveport
freight The Minden freight will be trans
ferred to the Maria Louise.
The Garry Owen arrived yesterday from
Bayou Macon and Tensas Toe Garry has
made quick trip, having left here on the
18th. She leaves again on Saturday, the 22d,
without fail.
The Charles Morgan, leaving for Cincin-
natl last evening, had large trip Of passen-
gers.
The Lessie Taylor from Ouachita will be
found at the wharf to-day. Capt. Kenison re-
ports by telegraph no water for Camden
The Taylor will leave again on Saturday.
The Kate Dickson has been withdrawn
from the Lower Coast trade; future move
ments undeveloped.
The Mary Ida leaves at 10 this morning for
all plantation landings on Upper Coast to
Whitehall Sawmill.
The neat and fast Rice Farmer leaves to-day
at 10 A. NJ. for all landings on the Lower
Coast to the Quarantine Station.
The steamers Henry Tete and W. s. Pike
will both be found at the landing this morn
ing to leave again tomorrow, their regular
day, the former at 10 A. NJ. for Bayou La
fourche, the latter at P. NJ for Bayou Sara.
The Stella Block not being ready to leave
Yesterday lays over until to-day at p. NJ,
at which time she will leave for all landings
on Beouf River to Point Jefferson, and on the
Ouachita to Starts Landing; Capt. Tom lay
lor in command.
The Marie Louise, from Shreveport arrived
yesterday morning with 3S9 bales OF cotton
3O1 sacks oil cake, 100 bbls oil, 70 head OF
cattle and so bbls and hlf bbls of whisky.
The Louise goes as usual on her regular
day, Saturday, the 22d, at P. NJ.
The passenger packet Cherokee leaves to-
day at for Cincinnati.
The Henry c. Yaeger, of the Kountz line,
leaves tomorrow at 5 T. NJ, for st. Louis,
Cairo and Memphis, and all intermediate
points under the command Of Capt ]. c. Van
Hook, Mr.. N. B. Fowler clerk.
The peerless Frank Pargoud arrived from
Argyle Landing yesterday morning, with 246
bales of cotton and $50 sacks Of cotton seed,
and returns to day on return trip, punctually
at P. NJ, with the popular }. NJ. White
MASTER
The champion Natchez from Vicksburg,
will arrive this evening and return again on
Saturday as usual.
The following we clip from the Vicksburg
Herald of the 18th. We are inclined Ito think
that it will be appreciated by our steamboat
men in this section also:
The Detroit Tribune publishes the following
very delicate piece ofrythmical sarcasm which
all steamboatmen, especially those in the
Bend trades, will appreciate ave have re-
ceived the following with a request to notify
the writer whether we accept or reject it. We
couldn't think of rejecting it. "
ASKING TOO MUCH.
Twas on the river Ohio
A steamboat with full cargo
The downward trip she was making
Not far from the town Of Wheeling
Three hundred on the deck or more
Who saw q woman on the shore
Making hailing signs with her hand
For the boat to come to land
The Captain ordered boat ashore
To take on one passenger more
The boat hove to plank run ont
Now mann please step upon the boat
The Captain sir wish to see
If he would do turn for me
No sooner calld than forth he come
What's this you wish from me now mann