The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-05-30
THE RIVER.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN.
Sunday Morning, May 30, 1875.

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OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN,
Sunday Morning, May 30, 1870.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
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ARRIVALS.
Criole, Thomas Sherlock, Carrie A. Thorn, Jo-
sephine and Glencoe.
Oyiole J. F. Frazer, Mary Ida, Carrie A. Thorn.
Lizzie Hopkins, Fleta, Willie, Bart Able, q; d.
Durtee, Natcnez, Bismarck and Robert mitchell.
TO ARRIVE.
Oriole, Marie and Rice Farmer from Lower
Coast r. e. Lee from VicksbuIg, Thompson
Dean from Cincinnati, Lessie Taylo from Qua
chita, A. P. Kouns from Red River, Mary Ida
from Upper Coast, Henry Tete snd Era No. ~
from Bayou Lafourche, w. y. Pike from Bayou
Sara, Clarksvi-le from Arkansas River.
DEPARTURES TOMORROW.
Southwest Pass, at 9 A. NJ, from Canal street
ferry landing, the United States mail and pas
senger steamer Marie, w. s. Bassett master.
Lower Coast to Belair and Star plan,a uons,
Jesuits' Bend Terra B9uf and way landings at
10 A. MI, the new side-wheel passenger packet
Oriole, NJ. G .rrick master, James 1. OPry
clerk.
Lower Coast to Quarantine Station, at 10 A. NJ,
the Rice Farmer, John Taylor master.
Upper Coist to Union plantation at 10 A. NJ,
the Josephine, W. L. Cozzens master,
Bayou Lafourche and Donaldsonvlle, at T.
NJ, Henry Tete, J. F. Aucein master, T. A. Char
let clerk.
Bayou Lafourche and Donaldsonvlle, at P.
NJ, the Era No. 10, J-e Da feres master, Tom
Clements clerk.
Bayou sara, Baton Rouge and Plaquemine, at
5P. M i, the W. 8. Pike, John J. Brown master,
8. s. Streck clerk.
MISCELLANEOUS.
For additional river news see our daily tele-
The Josephine being unavoidably Detained on
the Wednesday trip, did not arrive in time to
leave on Friday, laying over until tomorrow AZ
10 A. NJ, at which hour the veteran Capt. W. l..
Cozzens will back this packet out for all landings
on the Upper Coast to Union Plantation, leaving
here again on Wednesday and Friday as usual,
at the same hour.
Jos. A. Bruce, mate OF the Belle OF Shreveport,
died in st. Louis on the Goth.
We are requested to announce to our steam
boat friends in port to-day that there will be re-
ligieus services at the Academy OF Musio to-
night, commencing at O'Clock, to which they
are earnestly invited. The choir will consist OF
one hundred voices.
The Oriole lays over to-day, but goes to-mor.
row, as usual, at 10 o'clock promptly, for all
landings on the Lower Coast to Belair Planta-
ton.
The Monday ana r il0ay packet henry !eso
will arrive this morning, and leave again at P.
NJ. tomorrow for all landings on the Coast a nd
Bayou Lafourche, J. F. Aucoin master, with t he
clever and good looking P. A. Charlet in the
office.
River and the bends above Vicksburg is called to
The fact that the good steamer GAINESVILLE. John
8. Jones master, arrives to-day and leaves on
Tuesday for the above named points. Besides
the fact that this boat is the only one in the
Ill, 4~nk. - 10 rank of
rates is offered, which should recommend her
very strongly to our merchants. The Clarks-
vile has fine passenger accommodations, and
visitors to the Hot Springs had better interview
Capt. jones' before selecting any other route. -.
The great Robert E. Lee, from Vicksburg, will
arrive this evening and leave again on Tuesday.
The W. s. Pike leaves tomorrow evening, at 5,
for all Coast landings to Bayou Sara.
The fast United States mail packet Marie, w.
8. Bassett master. leaves from the Canal street
ferry landing at 9 A. NJ. prompt tomorrow, for
all landings on the Lower Coast to Southwest
The St. Louis Republican, of the 9th, says
The carpenters commenced work on The John B.
Maude yesterday. She is to be entirely rented
and reiurnished, and will come out in about four
weeks as good as new. The Maude will make
several trips between here and New Orleans after
the completion Of her repairs but will in the
fall resume her old trade, between Memphis and
New Orleans, in command Of Capt. Noel.
ing and leaves tomorrow at 5. for the Ohio
River, to be followed by the splendid Thompson
Dean on Wednesday.
The Al steamer Glencoe arrived yesterday
and leaves again for St. Louis Cairo. and Mem
phis on Tuesday next. The Glencoe has good
passenger accommodations, and all who travel on
her are promised pleasant trip by Capt. T. s.
Calhoun.
The Rice Farmer Capt. John Taylor, leaves to-
morrow at 10 for the Quarantine Station.
The Bee and barges, and John A. Scuddel
will be the next arrivals from St. Louis.
Capt. James Sweeney announces to the public
that his fast and powerful tug Belle Darlington
is ready to do all kinds of towage here and else
where on the most reasonable terms. See his
advertisement in another column.
On account of orders that could not be filled
| in time, the fine light-draught steamer Berths
Drummer LAYS over until Tuesday the 1st. at which
| time she will surely leave for the Ouachita, tax
| ing freight for all landings to Camden, and Civ
| ing through bills Of lading for all landings OF
Bayou dArbonne.
| The Col, A. P. Kouns, from Shreveport, had
not arrived up to dark last night, but will mos
probably be found at the landing this morning
| Wednesday is the return day of tie Kouns.
TBy Telegraph
| HELENA, Nav %, 1875.-To Burdeau & Wayne
| New Orleans-Steamer Thompson Dean will ar
rive Monday night and leave Wednesday, Jun'
49, W. B. MILLER, Master.
CAMDEN, May 29-To Adams l. Work: Lessi
Taylor left yesterday evening. River % feet
inches, falling fast. TITooMB SCOTT.
TRENTON, May 29.-To Adams Work: Lessi
Taylor will arrive Monday and leave Tuesday.
| JOE HOLMES.
RTNE NEWS.