The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-07-21
THE RIVER.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN. /,
Wednesday Morning. July 81, 1875,
MINIATURE ALMANA,

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ARRIVALS.
Iberia. A''N'
Orlole, Marie, Mary Ida, Ouachita Belle,
Bee and barges.
Orlole, Marie, Rice Farmer, Lower Coast.
MARY Ida, Upper Coast; Henry Tete. Era No.
~, Lafourche; w. s. Pike, Bayou Sara; Katie,
. Greenville; Belle Rowland, Red River.
DEPARTURES TO-DAY.
Belair aud Star Plantations, Jesuits' Bend.
Ierre-au- Beuf and way landings, at 1OA. M,
the Oriole, Jas. T. O'Pry master.
Fort Eads, Quarantine Station, Pointe-a.la
Hache, and way landings on Lower Coast, at
10 A. M, the IBERIA T. L. Morse master r.
e. Hine clerk.
Baton Rouge, Plaquemine and all Coast
landings, at p. NJ, the Lessie Taylor, Allen
Jumel master, Chas. Brusle clerk.
Lee Plantation and way landings on Lower
Coast the J. F. Frazer, o. Canton, Jr., mas
ter, P. E. Barry clerk.
Atchafalaya, Bayou Courtableau, BAYOU
Des Glaizes, and Coast landings, at P. M.
the Trenton, E. Quatrevaux master, Theo.
John clerk.
Shreveport, Lake Bisteneau and way land.
lngs on Red River, at p NJ, the r. T.
Bryarly, W. I. Scovell master, Mat. Scovell
clerk.
Cincinnati, Louisville, Cairo and interme-
date points, at p. NJ, the Robert Mitchell,
Lou Hates master, Gus. de Souchet clerk
MISCELLANEOUS.
For additional river news see our daily tele-
grams
The beautiful Katie, J. D. Phelps master,
w. n. Gaines clerk, will be found at the
landing this morning foot of Common street,
receiving to leave tomorrow at s. for all
landings to Vicksburg and above to Green
vile, making regular connections with packets
for Memphis, Cairo and St Louis
The United States mail packet Iberia,
Thos. L. Morse master, r. E. Hine clerk,
leaves at 10 sharp this morning. for all freight
and passengers landings on the Lower Coast,
extending the trip to Port Eads As an excur-
sion along the line of the jetty works will be
made, she offers special inducements to
these going by her to-day. She lays at the
foot of Cont street.
The reliable Coast packet Lessie Taylor,
Allen Jumel master, Chas. Brusle clerk,
leaves this morning at 10, and on Saturday at
P. NJ, for Donaldsonville, Plaquemine and
Baton Rouge.
The officers of the Taylor report heavy
rains along the Coast on Monday.
The w. J. Behan will be the next arrival
from Shreveport after the Belle Rowland.
She is due to arrive on Saturday.
The Minnie Avery, laying at the lower
landing, is receiving a coat OF paint. She
will probably make a trip to the Teche in a
day or two.
The Ohio River passenger steamer Robert
Mitchell leaves to-day at p. NJ, going
through to Cincinnati. She is q good boat,
well fitted out has large rooms and roomy
guards, and is under clever officers, heaced
by Capt Lou Hates, SO well known to the
travelling public.
The Trenton, E. Quatrevaux master, Theo
John clerk, leaves to-day without fail for the
Atchafalaya, to Washington taking freight
for Bayou Des Glaizes to Simmsport.
The Henry Tete and Era No 10 from Bayou
Lafourche, are both due to arrive this even
ing, and leave, the former on Friday at 10 A.
M. and the latter tomorrow at 5. P. NJ. The
Era's clerk can be found on the leve, foot of
BienvIlle street.
packet Oriole, Jas. T. O'Pry master, leaves
daily, Sundays excepted) from the foot OF
Cont street, for Bslair Plantation. The Oriole
has clerk during tho day on the levee.
The river here yesterday was Z $40 feet,
showing no change since Saturday evening.
Yesterdays kilograms report river falling at
Pittsburg, Cincinnati, Louisville, Evansville,
and the Red River, and rising at Cairo, Mem
phis and Vicksburg.
The following is from the Cairo correspond
ent of the Cincinnati Commercial:
"a letter from Billy Brown, clerk of the
burned John Kyle, dated Wheeling, July ID,
says 4 am improving slowly. Both hands
are badly drawn, one eye clear gone, and it
will take several months to fully restore my
health"
Truly, friend Brown has suffered through
his efforts to save the books and papers OF the
Kyle, with which he was intrusted.
The Indiana is to leave Cincinnati to-day,
to be followed by the Cherokee.
The r. T. Bryarly, Capt. W. T. Scovell,
Clerk NJ Scovell, leaves to-day, sure, for Red
River to Shreveport; returning, leaves Shreve-
port on Tuesday. the 9th.
The Bayou Sara and Coast packet W. S.
Pike is due to arrive tonight and return
again on Friday, at 5 P. M.
The large and comfortable passenger
steamer John A. Scudder leaves on Saturday
for ST. Louis, Cairo and Memphis.
The popular ight-draught steamer Bastrop
leaves on Saturday, positively, for all landings
on Black and Ouachita rivers through TO
Trenton, making sure connections with all
the tributaries. The Bastrop is making
weekly trips. and is under the command OF
Capt L. P. Delahoussaye.
The Trenton on her down trip had 254 head
of cattle.
The Grand Isle packet Minnie leaves from
the head of Harvey's Canal every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday at A. NJ, sharp.
Besides going through in daylight, landing at
the hotel wharf and having an agent at Ma
49, toka n rat
ting to her, the fare has been reduced, and is
now only 81 for the trip, which is exceedingly
low.
Work on the st. John is nearly finished,
ana on the 4th of next month she will show
herself TO her patrons on the coast almost q
new boat. She will run as heretofore in con-
nection with the b. L. Hodge, semi-weekly,
to Baton Rouge.
Capt. Morse, of the Iberia, who has been
on a short visit to the Teche, returned Mon
day evening.
The Favorite, not being ready to leave to-