The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-06-27
BAYOU Sara. Baton Rouge and way landings,
at S p. NJ, the B. L. Hodge, ]. J. Brown, mas

BAYOU Sara, Baton Rouge and way landings
It p. NJ, the B. L. Hodge, J. J. Brown, mas
Ter, 8. i. Streck, clerk.
MISCELLANEOUS.
For additional river news see our dsily se'e-
The Marie, W. 9. Bassett master, carrying she
q. 8. mail leaves every Monday. "Wednesday
and Friday at A. M. from the Canal ssreesierIy
landing, for all landings on the Lower coase -
Southwest Pass, making the run each way AZ
me fleet daylight packet Oriole, N. Carrick
master. ]. r, O'pry clerk, leaves daily, Sundays
excepted, at 10 A. NJ. for all landings on rhe
Lower Coast to the Beair Plantation. Inc
Oriole has clerk on the levee, foot Oh oon'i
street. c,..;
The Rice Farmer, for the Quarantine otatioh'
leaves tomorrow morning at III.
The great Robert E. Lee will arrives this even
ing from Vicksburg, and leaves again on Tues
Capt. Fred Probst proposes to make an e1cur-
sion with his st. Mary, on the 4th OF July, 70
Pilot Station and South Pass, where the Jestees
are being built. Music and dancing VIII De IN
order, and he will treat his guests to some OF .ne
good living, for which his boat is famous. Two
davs will be consumed in the excursion. Only
limited number Of tickets will be sold. Fun par
ticulars will be given in few days:
Oapt. La Barge, of the Jno. NJ. Chambers, vls.
tied Change yesterday and has much H 70 sel
SO enrapured in fact, that ia case OF an amicaole
settiement with the Indians will return to that
Country with his family. abe Chambers had
good money making trip. She went up Is Iar
"a Fort Rice, 1000 miles from this ty. Capt.
IaBarge is greatly pleased with his new boat.
SAYS it s eminently fitted for the mountain trade.
The John N. Chambers made the trip from
at. Joseph to this city IN forty-three hours,
distance Of 600 miles at almost railroad speea.-
The Comm onwealth is to leave st. Louis to-
day. Since last here she has been extensively
repaired and painted.
Painters are busy at work on the st. John and
Trenton, and will be through IN rev Gays; Inc
former will resume her place in the Baton Rouge
trade in about twenty days, and the latter one O.
the hest light draught boats in this section, Will
in al, probability take the Ruth's place within the
next one or two trips. ,.;.
One Of the fastest and most powerful tugs IN
onr harbor is the Belle Darlington, Ed. Wilcox.
M aster. recently put in thorough repair ana
Greatly improved. equipped with largest size
Slake pump. The Belle makes the pumping OF
water into rice fields and the delivery OF coal &c
competition. When not engaged, she can DC
found at the foot of Julia street, or by address
ing Jas. Sweeney, 50 Camp street, up stairs :.
the Atlantic and two barges from st. Louis
arrived Yesterday morning at II, and returns 70
Az at 4 with tow Owing to the energy OF thel
agent, j. A. Stevenson, 80 camp stree'' snol
STAYS here are in order 49, ~
The steamer B. L. Hodge lin place OF the W
g. Pike) is due to arrive this evening from Bayo'
Sara and leave again tomorrow. Jno =. browl
Nd aster, S. s. Streck master.
The CITY Of Quincy for st. Louis, had IS psssen
eers. 50 deckers, $500 bundles ties, 30O hogs
heads and $50 boxes of sugar, 600 barrels OF re
and potatoes, and 80 tons miscellaneous lrelgn'
The Era No. 8 is advertised for sale at Clncin
The BAYOU Lafourche, Donaldsonville an
Coast packets Henry Tete and Era No. ~ ar
| both due to arrive this evening and leave agar
tomorrow, both returning down the Coast agar
on Wednesday. -,
new Mary Lewis on her way to Brashear.
II ia very probable that the Ida on arrival
franklin will be laid up for short season. Ere
Buck has his tackle ready and will fishing go
Carson Nudge, OF the patent derrick, VINO "a
been in Cincinnati, collecting royalty, has settle
with all the steamers using the same and LETT 10
Louisville last night. He expresses his gratinc;s
ton relative to his agreeable reception mere
our steamboatmen. ~,
officers nd crew Of the John Kyle, who In ciu
of ten drew $1,000 each on the capital prize tlcKe
in the late Louisville lottery, that they are eac
entitled to $500 more on the same tcKet:
this is true it will be glorious FOR Capt. Hutchli
, son and companions, but especially fortunate
poor Billy Brown, who is now an lnvallo at Ne
Orleans, in consequence Of his conscientious a.
tention to duty while his boat was wrapped
fiames.- Cincinnati Commercial
! The Indiana had twenty passengers anu I"e'
ty-tive deckers.
The river yesterday was feet and 2,lo . beio
the high water of 1874, and feet and $40 belo
the highest stage reached this year. =,
Yesterday was an exceedingly GlsagreeaDie Of
: on the Levee, raining most OF the time, lnterte
,, ing materially with the trips OF the departir
steamers, although all OF them got Oh Is aove
3 tsed except the Houston; she lays over un
Tuesday mex i.
/ The Col. A. P. Kouns is the next departure +
Shreveport. and as she is one OF the line, her
, parture can be depended upon. She leaves
The LESSEE Taylor arrived yesterday from Il
Ouachita with As bales OF cotton, II head
cattle and 10UOO slaves. The Taylor returns
Wednesday.
Our telegraphic dispatches yesterday mornlr
{ reported the Belle of Shreveport In very pr
carious condition, at Island No. III, ana that y
Z J. d. Parker had gone to her relief Dispatch
received Yesterday evening report her as pen
Z safe beyond doubt We congratulate oil co
, cerned for their narrow escape from very
} rious los, and hope in very few days 10
r this fine steamer at our wharf.
The fast-running and very popular steam
n Mary Houston was unable to get OIL for the On
yesterday, but will certainly leave on Tuesd
g next for Cincinnati and Louisville. Capt: Cha
lev Miller, and Elliotts clerk, know their ou
ness we'll, and promise most pleasant TIP
t those who go with them on that cay. she lies
!. | the head of Gravier street.