The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-02-16

we saw Eugene on the levee. We hope tina
they will survive the operation.
Some KIND friend sent us a bag of beans yes
ferday we have no use for them, however
Markham has severed his connection Will
the bladder factory.
The LaBelle had not arrived up to dark las
evening. She IS receiving at the head O
Crossman street to leave at 5 P. NJ tomorrow
for Jefferson and Shreveport.
The Homer overlaid Yesterday. but will CO.
off to-day at 5 P. NJ. for Minden.
We are fond Of base ball, but object to small
boys playing the game on the landing, ant
knocking our Sunday hat off in the mud
Jimmy Trucks amt dead yet; when he goes
off our readers will be advised of the fact.
correspondent asks what has become O,
Louis and his dogs. Will answer in our next
The Rapides leaves positively at P. NJ
to-day for Minden and all landings inferno.
date on Lake Bisteneau and Red River.
The departures yesterday were: A. j. Baker
and'barges for Cairo, w. S. Pike for Bayou
Sara, Z. L. Hodge for Baton Rouge, Lizzie
Hopkins tor Lafourche and Waloon for Lowe,
Coast.
The Bertha and Ruth are due to-day from
Ooelousas
The BLANKS Line" packet Lessie Taylor is
receiving to leave for Camden and all landings
intermediate on Ouachita, Black and rivers
and their tributaries at 5 P. NJ tomorrow.
The ST Mary, Capt Fred Probst, leaves
every Wednesday and Saturday at u NJ. for
all Lower Coast landings.
chita rivers
The light draught Garry Owen is off at P
III. to-day Tor Camden.
BOATS DUE.
Leslie Taylor from Camden, La Belle from
Shreveport, W. J. Behan from Minden, Ber-
tina and Ruth from Opelousas, and Seminole
from Grand Ecore, should be found at the
landing this morning.
The Bastrop will arrive tomorrow, and
leaves Friday, 18th inst, for Bayou Bartholo-
anew.
The towboat Alice Brown arrived yesterday
from the Ohio with 100, 600 bushels coal.
The Seminole leaves positively at P. NJ.
to-day for Grand Ecore. She connects with
the steamer Ida Leon for all landings on
BayoNs Pierre and Wincey.
Capt. Dick Sinnott, of the new Bart Able,
has made arrangements with the Horner to
connect with his packet at Coushatta, and
will, in few days, have perfected arrange
ments for a connecting boat to run in bayous
Pierre and Wincey; when these are perfected,
Che Able will extend her trips to Coushatta.
The w. j. Behan is receiving at the head Of
rCrossman street, to leave at 5 p. M. to-day for
Minden.
The Ida, Capt J. P. Forgay, leaves to-mor-
row at p NJ for Attakapas and all way land
ings.
STEAMERS LEAVING THIS DAY.
For V1cKsBURG.- r. E. Lee, VIM.
Campbell, master, A. McVay, clerk, leaves
for Vicksburg and all way landings at 2. NJ
For GRAND EcoRE.-The Seminole, John
G. Mitchell, master j. L. Robbins, clerk is
OF today at 5, P. NJ.
For MINDEA-The Rapides, Nat Puckette,
master, Ferd V. Cellos clerk. leaves for the
above and intermediate landings on Red
River and Lake Bsteneau, at o'clock this
evening.
For RED RIvER.--The Col. A. P. Kouns.
.y II. Kouns, master, leaves at 2. NJ, for
Jefferson, Shreveport and way landings.
Foe MINDEN.-The new steamer Homer,
Chris Chaffee, master, Jules Lancaster, clerk,
leaves to. day at 5 P. NJ.
Fon Lower CoAsT-The Waloon leaves
g7yom head of Cont street, at 10 A. NJ. to-day,
for all landings down to Greenwood planta-
ton.
For CINCINNATI new passenger
racket Charles Morgan, Albert Stein, master,
Harry Stein, clerk, leaves at Z. NJ. Tor the
above and all way landings.
UPPER COAST The Mary Ida, }. A. Kulz,
leaves for all landings up to White Hall Saw
Mill at 10 A. NJ. every Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday. Dill.
Johnson, master. w. Culberson, clerk, leaves
for all way landings on Ouachita and BLACK
c.ivers, at 5 P. NJ. to-day.
For ST.. LoU1s.-The Bismarck, John Spane'
master. E. Ross Powell, clerk, leaves at T.
M. to-day. -. 49,
For ST. Lou1s-The John Kyle, Capt
FIutcbings. is off at P. NJ. to-day.
Eop NINpEN.-The w. J. Behan, Geo. L.
wilkinson. master, F. W. Ames, clerk, leaves
far Minden and way landings at I. NJ. To-
day.
FROM OUR EXCHANGES.
From Shreveport Times, 18th inst;
About noon the La Belle steamed LOT the
oil mills on Cross Bayou and there oaegeo
1900 packages of "ile " cake.
The Morgan picked up a few packages ioi
above the raft and rested:
The Relle Rowland picked up "nght sharp
g,f the staple at the railroad landing ana AZ 'ne
city wharf With the follow
III steamers in port: La Belle y, haPiaes DeAo
Rowland, Frank Morgan and Ciinolo sooon
The Texas arrived early IN the iolenoon
Sow, New Orleans with pretty fair trip. :.
The Lotus No. 3 arrived from the ciss
o,a,,t midday with very fair trip, one
-,ron,;sed to get off for Jefferson last nlSnt.
Tho government observer reports rlse u
;,obes on Tuesday and nine inches yes
serday putting it twenty feet and five inches hes
oboro tba lowest water of 1872, or nine lnches
below the highest water OF this season.
The last packet out from Jefferson iounu
from five to six feet Of water 10 tne cu' io"1'
through the lakes and the water rlslng e. aft
We have nothing late from above T, Tue i had
At last accounts navigation ABOVE v thera was
played out This side OF tna1 pull atar nav;pa-
s sl,, I hnt 4 was running out pretty fast.
N'T Mardi. Gras day was Cloudy, raw and colo;
z,u M nesterday was an elaborate contrast l.
s auj a little Mardi-Gras night 1os'