The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-10-05

4 Carrie " Kountz st. Louis, P. N.
Tom Parker, Ouachita, p. M.
MISCELLANEOUS.
a For additional river news see our daily tele-
n grams.
Capt. Fred Probst will have his steamer st.
Mary at the landing in day or two, ready
to receive for trip to the Lower Coast on
Saturday, The 9Th The st. Mary is in splen-
did order, and is in every sense fine steam
boat o. Wednesday she will go only as far
as the Sunrise Rice Mill; on Saturday she
will go through to Port Eads.
The Frank Pargoud, from Greenville, is
due tonight, and will return on Thursday at
5 p. M.
The regular and reliable Opelousas packet,
4 Trenton, E. Quatrevaux master, Fl. Moaison
n clerk, will be found at the landing this morn
4 ing, receiving to leave as usual to. morrow at
4 s p. NJ. for all points on the Atchafalaya,
4 Courtableau and des Giaizes.
The fine Red River passenger packet r. T.
Bryarly will be at the landing this morning
E and will leave this evening for all landings on
q Red River to Shreveport and Jefferson.
The champion Robt E. Lse arrived yester-
day afternoon with 1888 bales cotton, GIGS
sacks cotton seed and 100 bbls cotton seed
OIL The Lee returns this evening, making
all way landings to Vicksburg VIM. Camp
bell master, A. McVay clerk.
The Ouachita Belle, John Mossop master,
x1gularly every Wednesday hereafter for all
landings to Vcksburg.
The Gov. Allen comes out for Vicksburg
DO on Friday, with Capt John Benson in
nmand, Andy Roland in the Office.
The Cairo Bulletin says:
"Capt r, lmble will take the hull of the
elle Lee to Mound City to-day, where she
III be taken out on the ways to be re-caulked.
hen he gets the cargo box built he Will have
be of the contest whartboats south OF Cairo
he guards are very wide and roomy for
owing cotton, and have been substantially
ullt tor service.
The Coast and Baton Rouge packet Lessie
aylor will be found at the landing this morn
bg, receiving to leave tomorrow at II NJ,
len Jumel master, Charles Brusle clerk.
Capt Gus Hodge, with his bran new Tom
Parker, built expressly for the Olachita
liver trade, was to have arrived last night
kom Louisville, and is to leave this evening
BIZ all landings on the Black and Ouachita
fvers to Morehouse Point, taking freight for
n the tributaries. As the Parker is probably
me of the lightest draught boats ever built,
he is sure to go through
M Ho For RED RIVER The Shannon, John
De Hart master, Charles Fl. Arthur clerk,
4 how laying at the head of Poydras street. is
#receiying to leave tomorrow evening for
Alexandria, Grand Ecore, Coushatta, and all
way landings to Shreveport. The Shannon
Is fast, is a large carrier, has roomy guards,
large cabin and state,ooms, and having only
lately been refurnished with an entire new
Dutft she is truly No. l boat to travel
on, and being light of draught, will surely
GO through. See her advertisement in another
$column
81 The Mary Houston will doubtless be at the
landing this morning, with trip from Cairo,
and is to return tomorrow, going through
q to Louisville and Cincinnati.
q From the Shreveport Times, of 30th ult.
"There was very little attraction along the
wharf yesterday There was no packet in
port and none looked for during the day ex-
&c pit the coast packet Clifford. There was any
quantity OF cotton hauled TO the landing
enough to load the Col. A. P. Kouns and
some to spare to the Bryarly. The latter will
have full load ready for her to start back as
soon as she can discharge her up freight.
She yill probably get off on Friday
The staunch Lower Coast packet Favorite,
John Bietry MASTER Charles Fagot clerk, lays
Fat the head of Cont street receiving to leave
to-day at TO- for all landings through to the
Lee Plantation.
Y The Bee, with two barges left tor 81. Louis
on Sunday She had Sc boxes tin, $685. sacks
E.salt, PIG casks soda ash, piece marble and a
Hot of old iron.
The semi-weekly Lower Coast packet J. F.
Erazer, leaves e,ery Tuesday, Thursday and
a-ls-Hache and all way landings through
to the Lee Plantation, returning en- Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday. The Frazer i,
Just out of the docks, where she has been
for some time past receiving thorough re-
Z pair, and is now in splendid order. She will
, be commanded, as usual, by Capt. Oliver
eCanton, while in the office viii be found the
well known P. E. Barry
j The pretty and flset little sidewheel steamer
! Oriole leaves daily, Sunday excepted, at 10
"A. NJ, from the head of Cont street, for all
|; landings on the Lower Coast to the Live OAK
Grove Plantation. James Z. O'Pry COM
3 mands. John Estopinal clerk. The Onole has
o clerk on the ievee during the day.
3 The fast and fine little packet Waloon, John
Beuf and way landings to the Mary Planfa-
ition, from the head of Cont street, at P.
NJ, returning early in the morning
The staunch and fine passenger packet
Rapides, Joseph Holmes master, from the
sOuachita, had 53l bales of cotton and 233
ssacks cotton seed. The Rapides returns to-
day, at P. NJ.
The huge Carrie V. Kountz is at the land
ing with large trip from ST. Louis, and is
taking freight for Memphis, Cairo and all in
termediate points. Capt w. E. Gere in
command.
The Glencoe, from st. Louis, is due to ar
rive and will return on Thursday.
The Upper Coast M. I. line packet, W. J.
Poitevent, had 622 sacks rice, and will return |
this morning at 10 A. NJ, going as high |
as the Union Plantation, st James parish,
Alfred Ruiz master, genial George BARLEY
clerk.
= The Courier Journal of the I'd, SAYS:
a "Capt. John Cannon has contracted with |
James Howard & Co. for new hull for the |
machinery of the famous Robert E. Lee. The
new hull will be fifteen feet longer than the
old one and something wider, making it $40 |
feet long and As feet beam. The Messrs.
Howard will make it model of grace,
beauty and speed, and when she is finished
land ready for business it is sup posed she will
be faster than the Lee if not the fastest boat
ever built Capt. Cannon is yet in the city,