The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-10-24
THE RIVER.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN, [
Sunday Morning, Oct. a 1875. !


OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN,
Sunday Morning, Oct. a, 1875. !
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun Risea 500 Moon Rises LILO A. N.
Sun oets.........o.z1 New Moon25d. 1l:2OP Nj.
ARRIVALS.
Orole. Waloon, Gov. Allen, Mary Ida, Marie,
Lessie raS lor, J. f. Frazer, Bastrop, John How
ard, Bee.
DEPARTURES.
Oriole, Waloon, st. Mary, Marie, May Ida, j.
F. Frazer, Kate Dickson, Era No. H. LESSEE
TAYLOR, Texas, Natchez, Arlington.
TO ARRIVE.
Oriole, Waloon, Lower Coast; Josephine, Wa
wenock, Mary Ida, Upper Coast; W. s. Pike,
Tete, Lafourche; r. E. Lee, Vicksburg; Katie,
Chicot City: Cherokee, Cincinnati; Bertha, Ope-
lousas; John B. Maude, Memphis; John F.
Tolle st. Louis.
BOATS ADVERTISED TO LEAVE TOMORROW.
Oriole, Lower Coast, 10 A. NJ.
Waloon Lower Coast, 10 A. NJ.
iberia, Lower Coast, 10 A. nj.
Wawenock, Upper Coast, 10 A. M.
Josephine, Upper Coast, 10 A. NJ.
B. l.. Hodge. Baton Rouge, 5 2. Nj.
w. s. Pike, Bayou Sara, T. Nj.
Katie, Cbicot City, P. Nj.
MISCELLANEOUS
For additional river news see our daily tele-
grams.
Coast daylight packet Josephine, w. l.. Cozzens
master, Charley Applesate clerk, leaves to-mor-
row morning at 10 o'clock, for Aahnville and all
plantation landings to the Union Plantation.
The Mary Ida had hhds sugar, 30 bbls mo-
lasses. and Gil SACKS rice. The Mar, next day
of departure is Tuesday.
The repairs on the w. J. Poitevent being about
finished, she will be brought to the wharf in
few days, and take her place In the Upper Coast
| trade
The Wawenock. lately put in splendid repair,
leaves tomorrow morning for the Upper Coast
to the Burnside Armant Plantation, making her
| trips tri-weekly and in DAYLIGHT, John Renaud
master, Charles Brusle cl -rk.
The fine side-whe ell Coast and Bayou Lafourche
packet Henry Tete, due to arrive this evening,
| has changed her days OF departure from Moh-
| days and Fridays to Tuesdays, THURSDAYS and
| SATURDAYS at u VI. She commences under the
new schedule on Tuesday next. See her adyer-
| tisement in another column
| The Lessie Taylor had 1l6 bales cotton, 19o
sacks seed, 81 bags seed cotton, 500 sacks rice,
| "a hhds sugar, and Ia b5ls molasses.
| The B. L. Hodge, from Baton Rouge and the
| Coast, will arrive this evening and return t1-mor-
row at P. ID, j. r. McEroy, master, I. Ber-
The Waloon had 1871 bbls and Ga sacks rice.
She went down again after more rice, and VIII be
found at the landing to-day. She leaves to- NOR
row at 10 A. M. for ali landings on the Lower
Coast to the Quarantine Station; John Taylor
master, John o. Vallette clerk.
| j. r..
return, but will leave this morning at 8, for the
| Lower Coast. She had AZ hhds sugar and GA
sacks rice; returning tonight Will leave on Tues
| day as usual.
The fine passenger steamer IBERIA, Geo. A.
Sheldon master, John Nc Uonkey clerk, leaves to.
morrow at 10 A. NJ. promptly, from the head of
Cont street, for all Lower Coast landings to
Buras
The Orio e lays over to- day as customary, leav-
| ing as usual tomorrow for the Live Oak Grove
| pIaptatInn Lower Coast
| The Katie pass d Vicksburg with 1850 bales
cotton and 5000 sa ks seed. She Will arrive this
| evening and return to morrow at b L. NJ. Tor
Vicksburg, Greenv.lle, Ohicot City, and all bend
landings. John W. Iobln master, W. NJ Games
clerk.
The Natchez had fine trip out yesterday.
| The Gov allen had 407 bales cotton and lO40
| sacks seed. Getting in late she has deferred her
dep arturo to Fort Adams to Wednesday, the 9th
inst when she will surely leave. capt. John
Benson has in the Allen one of the finest boats
ever in this trade, and in Andy Roland and Ned
Phelps, clerks known to everybody.
| The Robert E. Lee, the Tuesday packet to
Vicks burg is due to arrive this evening.
The Bayou sara and Coast semi-wfek'y packet
W. s. Pike, John j. Brown master, s. =. Streck
clerk, is due tonight and will return at +.
| Nj. tomorrow.
The Bastrop arrived yesterday from the Qua
chita with 39l bales cotton, 2G0 SKIS seed 36 bags
seed cotton and 100 slaves. The Bastrop re-
| turns on Wednesday without fail. L.. T. Della
|
Capt. WenZels new Ouachita packet Acme was
to have left Cincinnati yesterday for New Or
leans.
The Willie was taken over to the Ocean Docks
yesterday.
The Bastrop found only 30 inches at the Mon
roe bar.
The Homer, not being ready to leave yester-
day. laid over.
The Texas had fine Red River trip.
The C. Fl. Durfee did not arrive IN time to L ave
| day for Grand EcOre.
day The Durfee is in place OF the Bart Able.
Richard sinnott master, George Hamilton clerk.
The Red River transportation Company were
unable to name their departures for the coming
week. hey will do so to-day or tomorrow.
Capt Truslow and Charlie Drown have named
their boat, just completed, the Dawn.
The Durfee has fine trip.
The Katie's time to Vicksburg is twenty-e'Sht
hours. She leaves tomorrow.
The John Howard from White River, had S69
bales cotton. She lays near the head OF Poydras
street, and will leave on her return trip to-mor-
row evening at O'Clock. Z. Z. Montgomery
master L. r. Perry clerk. The Howard IL the
only boat in this trade, fact that we hope snip
pers may remember to her credit.
The Bee, with three barges, LETT yes-erday lor
st. Louis Her freight list consisted of 1000 boxes
sugar, 2573 sacks salt, 80 bales cotton, OF Dds
and 8 sacks rice and Il, 243 feet lumber.
The John T. Tolle's DAY of departure has been
changed to Tuesday. she left Cairo with over
100 tons.
St. Louis Republican, list:
"The Kate Kinney Capt. Kinney, is loading
for the South at the Missouri wharfboat, to leave
this evening for Ouachita River. Andy Clark is
in the Office
ssThe good steamer Ida Stockton, Capt. Noel,
leaves this evening for the Arkansas. She IL
loading below the bridge. :,
"Tne Belle of Shreveport is now on the berth
loading for New Orleans. She leaves on Sasur'
day."
isThe Grand Lake took two barges below Twin
Hollows, and came up for another. These barges
are loaded to 51a feet The Quincy was to leave
last night loaded to a safe draft. She Will have
no trouble at the shoal places.
"Capt. Jno. W. Carroll will be before the ship
pers on Monday morning with the Jno. A. Scud-
der. loading for New Orleans. This boat, Capt
Jack Oarters pet, will be followed at once by the
Susie Silver.
ssThe Grand Lake brought the gratifying intel,
ligence that at 10 o'clock tuesday night the Mary
Bell. having been gotten afoat passed thu ougt
the upper crossing at Twin Holows on her way
past the worst bar on the river. Without doubt
a%ar NTH oil hav