The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-06-13

Lower Coast to houthwest-Pass and Quaran.
tine Station ct A. M, the United States mail
passenger packet Marie, ". s. Bassett master. !,
Upper Coast to the Union Plantation and
Hahnville at 10 A. NJ, the Josephine, W. L.
Cozzens master.
Bayou Lafourche, and Donaldsonville at S P.
NJ, the Henry Tete, J. F. Aucoin master, NJ. II.
Landry clerk.
Bayou Sara, Baton Rouge and all coast landings
at P. NJ, the B. L. Hodge, Jno. J. Brown mas
ter, 8. s. Streck clerk.
Bayou Lafourche and Donaldsonville at 5 r.
NJ, the Era No. 10, Joe Dalferes master, Tom
Clements clerk. ar
Lower Coast to Quarantine Station at 10 A. NJ,
the. Eice Farmer, John Taylor master.
MISCELLANEOUS.
For additional river news see our daily tele-
grams
The Belle Darlington, Ed. Wilcox master, one
of the fastest and most powerful tugs IN our
harbor lately repaired, is now ready for all KINDS
OF towage here or elsewhere and when not en-
ployed can be found with steam up at the foot OF
Julia street. Equipped with the largest sized Blake
pump, the Belle is ready to render aid to rice
planters who need her services, and guar sntees
to flood a field as quickly as it can be done by
any Other boat. Chargest for services at the
lowest figures. Orders may be left at 81 Camp
str e., up STAIR.
The Lower Coast and Southwest Pass Unite
States mail packet Marie, W. s. Bassett m aster,
leaves tomorrow at 9 AN. from the Canal street
ferry landing, promptly. For safety, speed, and
all the other requisites for pleasant trip, we
confidently recommend the Marie. The Marie
runs to the scene of the Jetty work, and leaves
here every Monday, Wednesday and Friday
mornings.
The regular ten day packet Ida, ]. P. Forgay
master, leaves on Wednesday next for Attakapas,
Atchafalaya, Bayou Teche and all coast landings.
The GAINESVILLE on the way up passed Little
Rock on Friday morning.
The Ashland has quit the Arkansas River trade,
and is now running Between Pittsburg and Gin
cinnati.
The reliable Upper Coast packet Josephine,
with the veteran w. L. Cozzens in command.
leaves tomorrow morning q, 10 for all landings
to Hahnville and the Union Plantation.
The good steamer Era No. 10, with Joe Dalferee
on the roof arrives this evening, and leaves again
tomorrow evening at for all coast landings to
Donaldsonville and on Bayou Lsfourche. The
Era has clerk on the levee daily, foot Of Bien-
vile street.
The John r. Tolle was to have left st. Louis
yesterday for New Orleans.
The Great Republic left st. Louis Wednesday
evening, and will arrive here the middle of the
week and leave on Saturday the 10Th.
The B. L. Hodge, in place of the w. s. Pike
undergoing repairs), will arrive this evening
and leave again tomorrow for Bayou Sara and
Baton Rouge. John J. Brown master.
The R. E. Lee, from Vicksburg, will arrive this
evening. Tuesday is her return day.
The popular Henry Tete, ]. F. Aucoin master
from Bayou Lafourche and Donaldsonville. ar
rives this evening and leaves again tomorrow al
O'Clock.
The fleet Oriole, NJ. Carrick master, James T.
O'Pry clerk, leaves from the foot of Cont street
tomorrow morning at 10 O'Clock, and every day
thereafter, Sundays excepted, for all landings OF
the Lower Coast to the Belair Plantation. Hal
a clerk on the levee daily.
The st. Louis Times Of the 10Th says:
The Rohan Brothers are at work on the eigh
steel boilers tor the new Belle Lee, and Collins
QoJl 40 mol ipv tho hOi1ar no ri nd fra
tings. The hull Of this mammoth craft will b.
lowed here from Metropolis August LIST.
Gus Shinkle, a well known New Orleans pilot
has quit the river and gone into the elastic pain
business.
The pretty LESSEE Taylor, F. A. Blanks master
Joe Holmes clerk, lays at the foot of Custom
| house street, receiving to leave on Tuesday TO
| all landings on the Ouachita to Camden. .
The famous Thompson Dean, W. B. Mile
| master, is on the way down and will leave her
| for the Ohio River on Friday, the 18th. Bordeal
| & Wayne, 104 Gravier street, agents
The City of Alton, leaving last evening for st
Louis, had 500 sacks of malt, 200 tons of miscel
| ianeus freight, so cabin and Is deckers
| The Susie Silver arrived yesterday noon, will
fine trip, inside of seven days from st. Louis
| although good many way landings were made
The Susie comes back to us after two months alb
sence, and leaves again Tuesday She has tn
best of passenger accommodations, and Capt
Silver and his aid, j. S. Lehmer, are two gentle
men VINO KNOW now 10 PROVIDE ZOE tHe Wallis oil
comforts of their passengers.
The river here yesterday evening showed 6 fee
and $40 below high water mark of 1874.
| The Bart Able and Natchez both had good trip
yesterday. The Susie Silver, Future CITY an
Lessie Taylor were the only boats left at tn
landing last evenieg.
N. NJ. Carter, OF the late firm of sinnott
Carter, has associated himself with W. E
Brockett and will carry on, at SO Camp stree
general railroad and steamboat agency bus
ness.
The steamer Cherokee, Geo. Wolf master. wi
arrive on Monday from Cincinnati, and leave o
Wednesday, the 16. Burdeau Wayne, 104 Grs
vier street, agents.
The Bertha Drummer will be the next arriv,
| from the Ouachita.
The Rice Farmer, John Taylor master, leave
tomorrow morning at 10 for all landings on til
Lower Coast to the Quarantine Station an
Pointe-a-l a-Hache.
by Telegraph
LITTLE RooK, June 11.-To Hite & Carlil
Steamboat Agents: Steamer Clarksville passe
| up this morning JNo. D. ADAMS.
| AN DTNT MINUS