The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-10-22
THE RIVER.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN. I
Friday Morning, Oct. %, 1875. J
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

ARRIVALS.
Drioie, Waloon, Marie, Favorite, Mary Ida,
Ink Pargoud, Arlington, Rce Farmer, 81.
IL, J.. F. Frazer, IBERIA
DEPARTURES.
Driole, Waloon, Mary Ida, La Belle, James
ward, Frank Pargoud, Trenton.
81 TO ARRIVE.
Driole, Lower Coast; Josephine, Wawenock,
nv Ida, Upper Coast; Lessie Taylor, Baton
uge; Kate Dickson, Lafourche; W. :. PIKE,
YOU Sara: natcheZ, Gov. Allen, Vlckaburg;
tstrop, Ouachita; Fleta, Opelousas; John +.
)lle, St. Louis; Carrie A. Thorn, bed hlver.
BOATS ADVERTISED TO LEAVE THIS DAY.
Driole, Lower Coast, 10 A. M.
liberia, Lower Coast, 10 A. NJ.
Josephine, Upper Coast, 10 A. M.
k,Wawenock, Upper Coast. 10 A. NJ.
Henry Tete, Lafourche, 10 a. NJ.
B. L. Hodge, Baton Rouge, 10 A. M.
~. S. Pike, Bayou Sara, T. Nj.
81 MISCELLANEOUS
For additional river news see our daily teie-
inns.
s he fast and splendid passenger steamer W.
Pike leaves to-day at 5 p. Nj. promptly. for
bon Rouge, Bayou Sara and all Coast landings,
burning DOM the Coast on Sunday, and leaving
lin ON Mond = at p. NJ. John j. Brown
8ster 8. S. Streck clerk.
Tine regular Ouachlta packet Rapides, Joe
= mes master, leaves tomorrow at T. M
Capt. Deahoussaye telegraphs that his popu'
RI Ouachita packet Bastrop will arrive to-day
return tomorrow. The Bastrop has clerk
s the leyee this morning receiving freight.
The Coast, Donaldsonville and Lafourche
/, ket Henry Tete, J. Il. Aucoin master, nj. ii.
I bdry clerk. leaves to-day at 10 A. NJ, gong
ough to Thibodaux.
HE Kate Dickson, q. D. Terrebonne master,
ID, Jr., clerk, will arrive this evening from
Lafourche and return tomorrow.
(he feet and regular tri-wet ky Upper Coast
ket Wawenock, making the trip each way
Hight, leaves to-day at 10 A. NJ. for landings
ough to the Armant Plantation. John Re-
Id master, Charles Brusle clerk.
The Mary Ida. from the Union Plantation, had
bids sugar, 27 bbls molasses and 1924 sacks
b. She leaves again tomorrow.
The sde-wheel daylight packet Josephine, run
% tr weekly to the Upper Coast, leaves to-day
No o'clock for all landings through to the Union
imitation. W. L. CGzzsns master, Charley APP
gate in the Office.
s. he Iberia had 272 sacks rice.
The Favorite, John Bietry master, q. Il. Fagot
Hrk, had III sacks rice. She returns to-day at
IN IA. NJ, making all landings on the Lower Cast
U The Lee Plantation.
The Oriole, Jas. I. O'Pry MASTER leaves daily
Ito A. M. for all Lower Coast landings to the
I've Oak Grove Plantation, returning early in the
4ening.
Ernkey clerk, leaves to-day at 10 o'clock for all
: IMITATION landings on the Lower Coast to Port
IDS The Iberia is side-wheel boat, makes
Eogular time, has elegant accommodations, and
- passengers receive every courtesy from her
oGfcers. She leaves promptly at the hour.
The "gilt edge" st. Mary, Fred Probst
nSster, J. c. Tremoulet clerk, leaves tomorrow
1& 10 for the Lower Coast to Port Eads. On he
~ this trip the st. Mary will take aboard a
o6fty of excursionists, who go for the purpose OF
7@5iewing the works at the jettles. Capt. Probst
ers special inducements to those who may
IA to 60 from here, and will land them here
0uday forenoon.
n The st. Mary had 1876 bbls and 145 sacks rice.
The Opelotlsas packet Fleta will be at the land
~ to-day receiving to leave tomorrow at 5P. M.
~ Atchafalaya, Bayous Courta bleau, des GlalZes,
ia Boeuf. q. G. PICKETT, so well known in this
de, commands, Mr.. s. Meynier ST., clerk.
The Grand Ecore and Alexandria packet 9. H.
kfse in place of the Bart Able will arrive to-day
"a return to morrow as usual: Richard Sinnott
aster George Hamilton Willie French and
.pm Dowty clerks. The Durfee has clerk on
y levee to-day receiving freight.
The Leslie Taylor from Baton Rouge and the
as will arrive this evening and return to-
brow, with allen Jumel in command. clerk
the Taylor will be found at the head of Bien-
lie street.
The splendid Coast and Baton Rouge packet B.
- Hodge, J. ?. McEtroy master, +. Bergeron
erk leaves TO-DAY at 10 A. NJ; returning down
e Coast on Sunday, leaves again on Monday at
IN. NJ.
T..
Sc evening, but will doubtless be found at the
hiding this morning, and will leave tomorrow
ST. Louis and all intermediate landings. ID.
Brady master, w. q. Kimber clerk.
st. Louis Republican, 18th:
~ Archie Woods, OF New Orleans, was on
Hhange.
~ Dick Pension and Harry Jacobs have charge
the Quincys Office.
~ The Fontenelle, with all the 3ht che
nts perhaps 500 tons leaves at noon to-day
New Orleans, from which point she will enter
trade of some tributary. She is commanded
Capt. c. l.. Brennon, formerly the popular
lister of the p ttsburg steamer Juniata, which,
fortunately for Brennon, who owned her, was
rned. Capt. J. s. Smith goes along on the
bntenelle, but whether as supercargo, pilot or
eward, has not transpired. Mr.. Jonathan Crane
Innate.
20 Arkansas has $500 miles Of river navigation
ID FOG miles OF railroad within her borders. Thus,
ke Mississippi on her eastern border; the
tkansas, through the central from the north
est, in a southeasterly course; the White,
Hack, st. Francis and Cache, give water routes
II the northeastern portion the Red and
uachita furnishes transportation in the south
In and southwestern, and Bayou Bartholomew
the southeastern portions; the Petit Jean
ke western portion. These rivers are generally
kvigable from six 10 twelve month in the year. D
The fine steamt r Texas, just put in prime order,
III commence receiving this morning at he
nyer landing for trip to Red River, to leave to-
brow evening at Z. NJ.
The famous Na,chez-the greatest boat that
5fer turned wheel-will be found at the landing
lis morning with fine trip from Vcksburg, and
VI return tomorrow, at p. NJ, with L. p.
bathers in command, and j. Z. Muse chief III
&e Office.
The Gov Allen is advertised, in another col
mn, to leave tomorrow evening, at 5 O'Clock,
IA every Wednesday aud Saturday thereafter, as
n regular Coast packet to Fort Adams The
lien is we'll known as one of the finest boats OF
r size ever built, and WILL without doubt, met
Eth success. Commanded by Capt. John g.
enson, with Andy Roland and Ned Phelps IN
lie office, shippers aud passengers can rest
bsuIed of meeting with every attention.
Il On account of being aground at New Texas,
he j. L. Frazer lost her trip yesterday, and did
*pt Arrive until after dark last evening. She
|ad 40 hhds SUGAR, Is bbs oranges and li24
inks rice. She viii be receiving This mornip 6
d "a return trip. Oliver Canton, Jr, master, r.
.. Barry, clerk. The Frazer Was pulled off by
he Iberia.
The Carrie A. Thorn left Shreveport Monday
6yening VIVA 635 bales cotton.
n The Garry 0 wen was loading to follow.
& The Arlington, from Cincinnati. arrived yester-
hy morning. Part of her trip was 80 bales of
btton, 205 sacks OF seed, large lot of furniture
nd miscellaneous freight, and is receiving to
lave tomorrow. The Ar ington has fine accom-
aeda tons and offers pleasant trip to those
nrpd her way Dan Mora in command Alpy