The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-06
OL1' U d UNCAN,
River Repo- ter N. 0. Bulletin.

the landing yesterday.
The Ouachita Belle, for Camden, left last
evening with the blue ribbon trip of the sea
son-she was fat to the guarfs and her cabin
was full of people.
We brought our purp down yesterday and
he broke loose. After an absence of about
one hour he returned, and brought US a few
late dates from our friend. Mr.. George Con
verse
The Natchez for Vicksburg, aad Seminole
for Grand Ecore, are receiving to leave at )
7. NJ. to-day.
The Stella Block leaves next Tuesday, the
9th inst, for Boeuf River.
The Ouachita is rising from Camden dowr.
We have nothing late from Old Red.
The Blanks Line packet Gov Allen is
receiving to leave at p. A. to-day tor Cam
der and all way landings or Ouaehita River
The steamers of this line take freight and
give through bills Of lading for Arka lei phia
and landings on all streams tributary to Qua
chia and Black rivers.
The fine steamer W. f. Curtis is receiving
to leave fot all landings on Bayou Macon and
Tensas, to-day, at 5 2. NJ
The Texas leaves at P. NJ to-day for
Shreveport, Jefferson, and all way landings.
She will attend to the Bart Able's business.
and all freight entrusted to htr will meet with
careful attention.
Items of news were scarce on the landing
yesterday.
The following named steamers left port yes
terday Ouachita Belle for Camden, Mary
Houston for Cincinnati, La Bale for Red
River, ST John for Baton Rouge, Lizzie Hop
kins for Lafourehe J. L. Frazer and Waloon
for Lower Coast, and W. S. Pike for Bayou
Sara.
The George Allen for Camden and Seminole
for Grand Ecore, leave positively to-day at )
=. NJ.
STEAMERS LEAVING THIS DAY.
UPPER CoAsr.-The fine side-wheel passen-
ger packet Mary Ida, J. A. Ruiz, master J.
l.. Boyd, clerk leaves at 10 A. M to-day for
White Hall Saw Mill, St James Convent,
Bonnet Care and all landings intermediates
She leaves every Tuesday, Thursday and Sat
urday at 10 4. NJ.
For ST. LOUIS The Jno. f. Tolle, Capt.
Brady, leaves fer the above and all way land
ings.
For MrSDES. Rapides Nat Puckette
master, Ferd Cellos, clerk leaves at ) T. NJ |
for the above and all landings intermediate
on Lake Bsteneau and Red River
For TENsAs AND MACON - The regular
packet W. F. Curtis, W. w. Cooley, master is
receiving to leave at ) p. NJ as above. She |
always leaves as advertised; SO send down
your freight.
For LOWER CoAsr.-The Waloon leaves |
daily at 2. NJ. for all landings down to |
Greenwood plantation.
For LOWER CoAsT-The fine passenger |
steamer St Mary Fred Probst, master,
leaves at noon to-day for all landings on the
Lower Coast. Mr.. Tremouet courteous
and attentive gentleman, has charge Of her
Office.
For RED R1vER-R r. Line.-The elegant
passenger packet Texas, C. w. Stinde, mas
ter, Ed. Groves and Geo. Fee clerks, leaves
for Shreveport. Coushatta, Grand Ecore and
Ill I, De-, = -,
day. Capt. Stinde is noted as one Of the most
careful commanders on the river, and his
clerks are known to be thorough business
men and courteous gentlemen.
For CANDEN.-1he Gov. Allen, J. W.
BLANKS, master, Messrs. Horr and Baker,
clerks, leaves at ) u. NJ.
For GRAND ECoRE - Weekly Packet. The
elegant passenger steamer Seminole, Jno U.
Mitchell, master, JAS. l.. Robbins, clerk,
leaves as usual at ) P. NJ to-day. for Grand
Ecore, Alexandria and all way landings. She
is superior boat, and her off GERS are
thorough steamboAtmen and clever gentle
mel.
For VIcKsBURG-Th Natchez, 7. p
feathers. master, James Muse, clerk, leaves
as above to-day, at 7. NJ.
The Col A. p Kouns Isaac Kouns, mas
ter, leaves at 5 P. NJ to-day for Jefferson
Shreveport and all way landings.
[By Telegraph
DELHI. La, March ITO Lord 4 Nc
Peake: Steamer Carrie A. Thorn will arrive
Sunday. leave Thursday for Bayou Macon and
Tensas. CHAs. THORN, CLERK.
FROM orR EXCHANGES.
The river was rising very slowly yesterday,
with II feet water in the canal last evening
and Is feet in the chute on the falls. There
is plenty of drift wood ahoat Yesterday was
a cloudy, raw, cool, damp day. Business ac-
tive on the levee.
been since the noted food OF 1867, and great
damage has ensued to mills, bridges and
farms. The Cumberland is also high and
rising.
A drowned mule hoated past the wharf yes
terday Our Jack saw it, and we lett him
leaning against the soft side of p!g-lron pile
on the levee, weeping. sad and lonely
Now the Cumberland is pouring forth
her angry floods and sweeping floating things
before it, commencing with two empty oarSes
at Nashville, belonging to Brown, OF Pitts
burg
Did you ever see a young calf playing with
a dog in a ten-acre lot ? Yes. Well, that
the way the D5ve 'cut up she went out
yesterday, but she got down to her work and
went past Utica like the wad out OF Wash
Gays cannon did on the morning OF :" re-
Sumption of navigation here.
Our jack swallowed busted accordeon and
now h. is wondering what makes him wheeze
every time he draws his breath. He IS full
of Il oats.
The Exporter will pass down for New Or
leans to morrow.
The high water makes wharf room scarce
for shipping purposes.
Dom forget that the high-healed Charles
Morgan VIII leave here to-nor ow for New
Orleans.
The new w. J. Lewis will come over here
in few days to receive her new boilers and
cabin outfit. - Comier-Joundl. March 81.
The river is stationary at this point. Bust
ness picking up. rapidly, and as the spring
progresses will improve. There is seven ard