The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-12-09

married on Saturday to Miss Aline Maury, OF
Plaquemines parish, q step-dsughter of TheO.
Lausaude, well known merchant and planter OF
that Parish. We wish friend Barry and his lovely
bride all the happil ess attsinable.
The O1oie Was taken across the river Yester-
day for the purpose of receiving some repairs,
and will be ready for business shortly.
The st. Vary, Fred. Probst master, J. G. Ire
moulet clerk, leaves to-day at 1890 A. NJ sharp
from the head OF Cont street for the Lower
Coast to the Lee Plantation; returning to-mor-
row, leaves again on Saturday at the same hour.
The new steamer Martha, W. s. Bassett mas
ter, R. L. Mcknight clerk, leaves to-day at u NJ,
connecting with the Marie for the Passes.
The Iberia has discontinued her trips to Port
Eads and Pilot Town, and will hereafter go only
as far as Buras, leaving every Monday, Wednes-
day and Friday as heretofore, at 10 A. NJ, all re-
ports to the contrary Notwithstanding.
The regular tri-weeky Upper Coast packet
Mary Ida Of the M. L. Line, leaves to-day at 10
for the Union Plantation, st. James parish, j.
A. Ruiz master, with Ed. NJ. Vallette IN the office.
, he st. John, from Donaldsonville, had 3O3
hhds sugar and 1888 bbls molasses. She returns
tonight and will leave again on Saturday At 10
o'clock.
The semi-weekly Coast and Baton Rouge pack
ct b. L. Hodge, J. P. McElroy master W. r.
Gresthouse. Jr. clerk, will be at the landing to-
day and will return tomorrow at 10 A. M.
The W. s. Pike, John J. Brown master, 8. 8.
Srreck clerk, leaves tomorrow at T. NJ, as
usual, for Bayou Sara and all Coast landings.
The Garry Owen arrived yesterday from Red
River with 600 bales cotton
The present stage Of water not justifying,
Capt. Dick Sinnott will not bring out his big Bart
Able for the present. The Durfee, now at the
landing, goes instead ON Saturday, taking freight
through to Grand Ecore.
The Red River Transportation Company
steamer Dawn, leaves to-day without fail for
Shreveport, direct; G. ?. TrusloW master, =. W.
Drown k. The Dawn was built expressly for
this trade by these gentlemen, and we hope she
may be to them the "Dawn Of prosperity. -.
The CIarksville, Capt. John 5. Jones, arrived
Tuesday night from Pine Bluff with 66l bales
cotton. and lays at the head OF Customhouse
street.
The gallant John B. Maude left yesterday with
the best Memphis trip of the season. Capt West
and Ned OUTLAW were correspondngly happy:
The Great Eastern Of the Mississippi, the Mary
Bel, arrived on Tuesday night from Memphis
with 6l66 bales cotton and IA S5S sacks seed, the
total being equal to $3.50 bales. This grand
steamer, whose carrying capacity is only equaled
by her great strength and passenger accommo-
dations, is receiving to leave tomorrow posi-
lively for all way landings through to Memphis,
J. Frank Hicks IN command and the accomplished
AT Grissom in the office.
The GLOBE Democrat, Of the 9th says:
"The st. Paul agent Of the Keokuk Northern
Packet Line estimates the Keokuk Northern
Line carried down stream more flour and gram
In 1875 than was transported by river during the
five years ending with 1874. The same or even
a larger estimate, can be adopted by the Dia.
mond Joe Line, whose boats and barges were al
most exclusively used in the grain trade. The
Keokuk Line took away from s.. Paul alone, in
addition to 1929 tons of miscellaneous freight,
the enormous amount of Is 800 barrels of flour.
"The ice gorge on the Lower Rapids OF the
Mississippi has broken, and that in connection
with the rainy weather for the last three days
has caused good rise in the Upper Mississippi,
which will add several inches to the channel
hence to Cairo, which is badly needed at this
time
The John F. Tolle, D. NJ Brady master, W. c.
KImber clerk, had not arrived up to dark last
night but will be found at the landing this morn
ing receiving to leave for ST. Louis to-day.
The City Of Quincy is due from St. Louis with
a large trip and will return on Saturday.
The John A. Scudder, Belle OF shreveport and
May Lowry, bound down, passed Cairo Tuesday.
at the same time. The Garrett and barges, Come
and See Me, and Robert Mitchell, passed Men,
phis also on Tuesday.
The Robert Mitchell is due to leave here on
Saturday for Cincinnati.
The Cherokee, for Cincinnati, had $40 hhds
sugar 1910 bbls molasses, $50 bbls rice, 100 bbls
OIL and lot of miscellaneous freight, in all zoo
tons.
The o. B. Church is receiving to leave to-
morrow for all intermediate points through to
Cincinnati John 8. Patterson MASTER John L.
Hambleton clerk.
The Frank Pargoud, arriving yesterday after
noon, had 2275 bales and 1929 sacks.
Six vessels were cleared through the Custom
House on Tuesday, with an aggregate OF 2O,O66
bales cotton.
See special notice to Grand Ecore shippers in
another part OF our paper.
No efforts have been made yet towards repair
ing the broken wharf at the head of Gravier
street. The ugly hole remains there still.
The Trenton arrived yesterday with a fine
trip, and will leave tomorrow positively for the
Atchafalaya Des Glaizes and Oourtableau. E.
Quatrevaux master, H. Molaison clerk.
The Willie is receiving to leave to-day for
Tensas and Macon. Z. B. Trinidad master.
The Kate Kinney will be the next departure
for the Ouachita. Capt. Kinney says that since
the river has been open the Kate has been al
FESTIVE as high melted charger, and that ne
could hardly keep her tied to the bank.
The Piasa, from the Jetties, arrived yesterday
The Grafton has gone above after load Of
stone.
The Coast, Donaldsonville and Lafourche tri
weekly Henry Tete leaves to-day, at II NJ
promptly. J. F. Aucoin master, NJ. Il. Landr,
clerk.
The Robert Young. from the Lafourche, wal
due last night and will return to-day at ~ NJ
going through to Thibodaux. U. D. Terrebonnt
master, +. Ualferes and J. NJ. Daniels clerks.
| The Assumption was also due, and will leave
this evening for all landings on the Lafourche t.
Thlbodaux Joe Dalferes master, N. u. Dupuli
| and N. Dalferes in the Office.
| The Era No. 10 for Black and Bout Rivers
laid over until to-day. Tom Taylor has charge
of the TO- Mr.. J. P. Mohr in the Office.
! The Lucy Kern, of the Parisot through line
laid over until to-day, when she will surely leay,
for the Yazoo, Tchula Lake and Tallahatchie. s
| H. Parisot master.
The Home was due at dark last evening. Sh'
is to return to-day, going through to all points Oh
the Yazoo, Tallahatchie and Sunfower Rivers
Ben Sturdivant in command, Il. &. Pritchet
clerk.
The J. F. Frazer, Oliver Canton, Jr, master
leaves daily at 3SP. NJ, from the head of Cont
street, for the Belar Plantation; Lower Coast
The Vicksburg Herald says that the Mary Bel
| took on $50 bales bottom from the cars at Chico
! in 46 minutes.
| by Telegraph
BATON ROUGE, Dec. 8.--To j. B. Woods Co:
| 1O4 Common street Steamer John +. Tolle vii
arrive tonight. ID. M. BRADY, Master:
! NATCHEZ, Dec. S.-To ]. B. Woods Il Co.: Cit
of Quincy will arrive Thursday evening and leav
for st. Louis Saturday.
J. P. Permission, Clerk.
CANAL STREET CITY PARK AND LAX
RAILROAD COMPANY.
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