The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-10-12
THE RIVER.
oYFIOE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN,
Tuesday Morning. Oct. II. 1875.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.


aur I2sses 600 Moon Sets. 357 A. NJ.
Sun sets "a Full Moon. lid. 5:l5 2. M.
ARRIVALS.
W.. Poitevent, Henry Tete, B. L. Hodge, W.
&. Pike. Katie, Era No. 10, Belle Rowland, Mary
Miller, R. E. Lee, st. Mary, Bonnie Lee.
DEPARTURES.
Oriole, Waloon, Iberia, Josephine, Wawenock,
Tom Parker, W. $. Pike, Henry Tete, B. L.
Hodge, Garry Owen, Katie.
TO ARRIVE.
Oriole, Waloon, j. F. Frazer, Lower Coast
1essie Tavlor. Baton Rouge Kate Dickson.
Maude, Memphis Ouachita Belle, Vicksburg
GAINESVILLE, Arkansas; City OF Alton, st. Louis;
@. Fl. Durtee, Red River; Trenton, Opelousas
Frank Pargoud, Greenvilie; Josephine, Wave
mock, Upper Coast.
BOATS ADVERTISED TO LEAVE THIS DAY.
Oriole, Lower Coast, 10 NJ.
Favorite, Lower Coast, 10 A. NJ.
W. J. Poitevent, Upper Coast, 10 A. NJ.
J. F. Frazer, Lower Coast, P NJ.
Belle Rowland, Red River, 5 P III.
Bertha. Opelousas, P. NJ.
MISCELLANEOUS
For additional river news see our daily tele-
grams.
The Atchafalaya and Attakapas packet Ida,
Abe Smith master, Fred Buck clerk, is receiving
Atchafalaya River and Bayous Chene and Teche.
The John B. Maude, Judd T. West MASTER
Ed. Outlaw clerk, will arrive to-day with
trip from Memphis, and Will return on Thursday.
The Maude is first class steamer, and her Of
ficers are we'll known and experienced boatmen.
Agents, Burdeau Il Wayne, LOG Gravier street.
The Donalsonvle and Lafourche packet Kate
Dickson, U. d. Terrebonne, will be found at the
landing this mt rnjng receiving to leave on
Wednesday at p Nj.
TIE pretty Bertha looking as fresh "a daisy,
is at the landing receiving to leave to-day at
5P. NJ, for Washington, Port Barre and all way
landings on the Atchafalsya, Bayous Courtableau
and Des Glaizes. Fl. II. Broad master, Theo.
JOHN clerk.
The Lower Coast packet Favorite lays at the
landing, head of Customhouse street, receiving
to leave to-day at 10 A. NJ, for all landings
through to the Lee Plantation. John bietry
master, Chas. Fagot clerk
The Ouachita Belle, John Mossop master, Jno.
g. Libano clerk, will be found at the landing
this morning, and viii return TO Vicksbur5
and all way landings Wednesday, at 2. M.
The many friends OF Capt. W. i. Boardman,
and they are a legion in number, will be pleased
to learn that he has been placed in command OF
the fine Red River steamer Q. Il. Durfee. The
Durfee leaves on Thursday.
AS the water in he'd River is still fal ing, and to
avoid the uncertainty Of navigation consequent
upon such decline, the Rcd River Transporta-
ton Company, with their usual forethought, have
dispa' ched the lIghl draught steamer Garry owen
for the purpose of acting as lighter to
assist their regular and through packets over the
worst places and will keep her up there until
there is change for the better in the river Capt
W. r. Gilman goes out IL command.
The Belle Rowland, G. w. Rea master, Il. Q.
Bozeman clerk, arrived from Red River with SOS
bales cotton and 149 head cattle, and will return
at 5 P. M. to-day. without fail, for all landings
on Red River.
The Iberia came in Saturday night with hhds
new sugar, the first Of the new crop from the
Lower Coast.
The Comier-Jon7adl says:
"Capt. John Cannon is at the Louisville Hotel,
and improving.
The Towards have laid the keel for the new
hull for the Robert .. Lees machinery"
The Rspides is receiving to leave for the Qua
chita to-day, at p. Nj. -
at the landing to-day, and will return on
Thursday, going through to Delhi and Eloyc.
Capt. Jerry Davis commands, Mr.. Sam BLOCK
clerk. A clerk will be found on the leYee recelv-
ing.
The Mary Ida with Commodore J. A. Ruiz in
command and Mr.. 4. NJ Vallette in the Office,
leaves on Thursday, positively, and thereatter
every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, at ~
A. M. :,
The W. J. Poitevent will give way to the Mary
Ida, changing to alternate days and leaving az
the same hour.
The Katie had 1898 bales cotton, 4O9S sacks
cotton seed and ~ sacks seed cotton.
The steamer Era No. 10, Tom Taylor master,
JP Mohr clerk, arrived with BAT bales cotton,
1876 sacks cotton seed and 13 sacks seed cotton.
Capt. Taylor is undecided as to the day Tor hel
return.
The GAINESVILLE, John s. Jones master, from
the Arkansas River, is due.
The new Lafourche packet building by Capt.
Joe Dalferes, has been named the ASSUME ton,
in compliment to the parish OF that name, one O
the largest and best in the State.
The fleet and elegant side-wheel Lower Coasl
packet Oriole, Jas. T. O'Pry master, leaves daily
at 10 A.. NJ, from the head OF Cont street, golne
as far as the Live Oak Grove Plantation, return
ing early in the evening.
Ihe W. j. Poitevent Of the NJ I. Line, arrived
from the Upper Coast with fine trip, ana VA
return this morning at ID, gong az hlgn as tne
Union Plantation st. James parish, Alfred HUI
in command. The comey face OF George Bart
lev will be found in the office.
The tri-weekly Lower Coast packet J. F. Fra
ger, with the sturdy Oliver Canton IN command
and p E. Barry in the Office, will be found at the
landing this morning, to return to-day at T. NJ
making all landings to the Lee Plantation. :.
The Frank Pargoud, from Greenvllle. ). Nj
White master, is due tonight, and will return OF
The Gov. Allen, John G. Benson master, Andy
Roland clerk. will leave for Vicksburg on.Friday
The Mary Miller, from Cincinnati, arrived
yesterday noon, with a fine trip, part OF Whlct
was SO bales cotton and 115O sacks cotton seed
The Miller laws at the head of Poydras stree
and is receiving leave for CINCINNATI ana al
intermediate landings tomorrow, at I. H.
Lee Crane master.
Inc II. ~. Lee nhu OJtl Dd CO Soeeoa3
cotton seed. 27O sacks hulled seed and sacks
seed cotton. She returns to-day, at ?. NJ, t
Vicksburg, ". Campbell master, A. Mcvay el fa Z
The Bonnie Lee, Noah Scoveil master, Mat
ScoyelI clerk, Just from builders hands, arrived
last evening. the Lee will go to Red River, ant
her day OF departure will most probably b.
named to-day.
Capt. Mart. Kouns, of the Col. A. ?. kouns
with his family. arrived by the Bonnie Lee.
John M Gillian aud Charles Fearing went GU
as pilots on the Garry Owen, Dave Smith as mate
and Charles Culbertson as clerk
the Ouachita, is the trouble now.
The "gilt edge" st. Mary. Fred Proost mas
ter, j. G. TremouIet and o. Legier clerks, ar
rived from Port Eads yesterday noon, ana re
the Quarantine STATION. The st. Mary will pa
particular attention to all plantation business;
The Bastrop, for the Cuachita, is advertised
leave on Saturday next without fail.
The Trenton. from Opelousas, will be at tn
landing to-day receiving to return on Thursday