The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-10-23
TO ARRIVE.

tOr1Ole, lDeTid, hNOTltB llOIAy WV
!. L. Hodge, Wawenock, j. +. Frazer, W. ).
| Oriole. J. f. Frazer, Ioeria, Waloon, Fayorite,
lower Coast; Josephine, Mary Ida, Wawenock,
Upper Coast: G. Ell. Durfee, bed River; Bastrop,
Ruachita; John Howard, White Rlver; Gov: Al
In, Vicksburg; Lessie Taylor, Baton Rouge; Jno.
4. Tolle, st. Louis.
BOATS ADVERTISED TO LEAVE THIS DAY.
Oriole, Lower Coast, 10 A. M.
st. Mary, Lower Coast, 1NM.
J. f. Frazer, Lower Coast, ?. NJ.
/ Mary Ida, Upper Coast, 10 A. III.
| Kate Dickson Lafourche, P. III.
| Era No. 10, Lafourche, 2. NJ.
Lessie Taylor, q ton Rouge, 5 P. II.
Gov. Alien, Fort Adams, P. NJ.
O. H. Dnrfee. Red River, P. NJ.
Texas Red River, 5 P. NJ.
Natchez, Vicksburg, r. M.
Arlington Cincinnati, p. NJ.
MISCELLANEOUS
For additional river news see our daily tele-
Fams.
| The regular and reliable semi-weekly Coast
hd Bayou Lafourche packet Kate Dickson, ".
!. Terrebonne master, and c. Dalferes C. D.,
f.,) clerk, leaves to-day at 2. NJ, without RAJ,
br all landings throu gh to Thibodaux; returning
d Monday, leaves again on Wednesday, !,
! ANOTHER RICHMOND IN THE FIELD.-Ihe we'll
nown Coast and Lafourche packet Era 20: ~
J. enters this trade, leaving this day at I. NJ,
I'D will continue in it throughout the season
Inc Era has recently been locked and thoroughly
bpaired and is prepared to offer good accommo-
htions to both passenger and shipper Capt
ON Taylor, an experienced and worthy steam
nd J. B. Landry, well and favorably known III
his trade, will be found in the office.
81 The j. +. Frazer left yesterday and VIII be
bund at the landing his morning, to leave as
sual this T. NJ. for all landings on the Lower
past to the Lee Plantation. Q. Canton, Jr,
kastar p f.. Barry clerk
Il The Oriole, JAS T. O'Pry master, leaves daily
10 A. NJ for all Lower Coast landings to the
i've Oak Grove Plantation, returning early in the
Tening.
red Probst master, J. g. Tremoulet clerk, leaves
k-day at IL M. for all landings on the Lower
past to Port Eads, returning early on Monday
he st. Mary offers special inducements on her
kturday trip to those who wish to visit the Jet,
BIS, as she is there in daylight on Sunday, aud
cues round trip tickets at reduced rates.
The large and comfortable Ohio River steamer
Ellington, Dan Moore master, lee Mcdonnell
ERIK, leaves to-day at 2. N. for all inferno late
bints through to Cincinnati.
The Memphis correspondent of the Cincinnati
numerical says that the John B. Maude left
til 1000 sacks oil cake and 1000 bales cotton,
ID has all she ran carry engaged below. The
aude will arrive in tipe to return on Wednes-
" next.
#The same paper SAYS that Capt. Truslows new
bat was uc3essfully launched on last Monday,
Madison, and that she will be finished and take
br departure in about two weeks.
The Natchez arrived yesterday with 1921 bales
ttton, 2793 sacks seed and II bags seed cotton,
ID is receiving at the head of Common street to
ave to-day, at +. M, tor Natchez and all way
hdings to VcHsburg. This famous clipper
lands almost without rival for spec, SAFETY and
Ie elegance of her cabin and staterooms, and ia
6mmanded by Capt. Thos. 2. feathers Mr..
Ia, f. Muse is chief in the office, assisted by
II, 0xua Wpltar parxnr and Cherlay ffrirp.
The Gov. Allen is advertised in another column
j leave this evening, at o'clock, for all @ }att
findings to Fort Adams, making semi-weekly
lips hereafter ia this trade, leaving every We'd
esday and Saturday at P. M. The name AMI
lme OF this boat is well known on the Coast, and
be is differed by gentlemen who know how to
kustain it, Capt. John G.. Benson will command
be Allen, and Andy Roland and Ned Phelps will
IN the office. The Allen had not arrived up to
ark last evening, but will be found at her usual
Anding this morning.
The George Spangler that arrived a few days
|go at NatcheZ, with some barges from Pitts
|nrg, loaded with railroad iron, seems to have
bet with great favor at the hands OF the mer-
hants OF Natchez. They have proposed to her
jwner, Capt. III. b. Williams, that he run her in
he trade between the mouth of Red River and
ficksburg, making Natchez his headquarters,
nd promises him that If he will carry freight at
ne-third less than packet rates, he will have
heir support She is 1877 feet long and has
Rrrying capacity of 225 tons.
The Rapides leaves to-day without fail for the
uachita Joe Holmes in command.
The w lie, ON Trenton, arrived yes erday
tith 1868 bales cotton and 1899 sacks seed. The
gillie lays over into the coming week.
| The Bastrop will be found at the landing this
hornipg from the Ouachita The Bastrop will
lot return to-day, but will lay over, and leave
ERE the first of next week.
The Fleta had 282 bales cotton, 30l sacks seed,
3 bags seed cotton, and IS head of cattle. She
a. ax ~ x N Iu faly inn
feight for all landings on the Atchafalaya,
tayous Courtableau, Des Glaizes and Beuf. @.
/ Pickett master, y. Meynier, ST., clerk.
The G. III. Durfee had not arrived up to dark
list evening. She is receiving to leave to-day
br all landings on Red River to Alexandria and
brand Ecore. Richard sinnott master, Geo. Ham
ton, Willie French and Tom Dowty, clerks.
The Homer was brought to the landing yester-
Jay by Capt. Fl. J. Brinker-he Of the "gilt
Hge" Maria Iouise-and is destined for the
fiver Fed to-day, provided she can be got
The Texas, Chas. W. Stnde master, Ed.
3roves clerk, is advertised to leave to-day for
led River, and will connect with some of the
pats now up there.
From the following telegram from Capt. Charlie
thorn, the company's ability to keep up commu-
fcation as regular as heretofore with Shreveport
homise to receive severe test:
CAMPTE, Oct. 22.-Jos. A. Aiken: Bonnie Lee
nd Thorn just over Boycss; two feet water.
SHAS. lHORN, NtdstcT IdIIIe a. IUOTu.
The Josephine had 160 sacks rice, 16 hhus seed
Ane and Dbl molasses.
The Wawenock had 200 sacks rice and II bbls
holasses. Both had very fair trips back.
The tri-weekly Upper Coast packet Mary Ida
kaves as usual this morning for all landings
Trough to the Union Plantation, st. James par
Ia. J. A. Ruiz master, Ed. nj. Vallette clerk.
| The splendid Coast and Baton Rouge passen-
er steamer Lessie Taylor, Allen Jumel master,
a.. Kenison clerk, leaves to-day at 5, making all
lay lsndings.
The Bee and barges arrived yesterday from st
|ouis, and will return to-day at II O'Clock.
THE Natchez connects at Vicksburg with regu-
packets for the Yazoo, Memphis and the
q, Cairo and st. Louis, and forwards passen-
end freight through without delay.
n0 John f. Tolle, from ST. Louis, did not ar
I'VE yesterday. She is advertised to return to-
~. D. M. Brady master, w. q. Kimber clerk.
OF the Mary Bell, the st. Louis Times Of the
9TH, says:
Cole Boren, one of the City of Quincy's pilots,
BIO went down on the Mary Bell to look at the |
yer, returned last evening on the Grand Tower. |
rom Capt. Boren we learn that the Mary Bell
BIT off the bar at Twin Hollow yesterday morning |
I'D came up and landed above the crossing. Later |
bindings were made with the yswl and the boat |
gnaled to follow, which she did and grounded |
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