The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-12-02

at the landing IN time TO leave Tor the IaZoo
Tchula Lake and Tallahatchle River direct, OIL
Tuesday next, the 7th.
The Coast and Fort Adams packet Gov. Allen
leaving on Saturday, will have clerk on the
levee, tomorrow, at the head of Customhoust
street.
be at the landing to-day, and leave as usual Ito
morrow, at 5 P. NJ. for.Bayou Sara, John ]. Brown
master, s. =. Streck clerk.
The B. L. Hodge, from the Coast and Bator
Rouge, will be found at the landing to-day, re.
celvlng to return tomorrow at 10 A. NJ, J. ?
McElroy .in command, ". r. Greathouse, Jr.
clerk.
Ii the new steamboat law passes the next Con
gress and goes into effect, no man can be a Su
pervising Inspector unless he has been either
captain, mate, pilot or engineer in one Of the
trades he is called upon to preside over, and ht
must have been licensed officer for at least five
years. The incumbent OF the Office can only be
removed by impeachment for incapacity or cor
ruption. A local hull inspector must also have
served as a licensed captain, pilot or mate fol
five years; and local boiler or machinery in
spector must have served as tirst-class licensed
engineer for five years. as we'll also as to be fami
liar with the laws relating to steam vessels and
the rules governing the trades he is called upon
to preside over.
The huge Commonwealth arrived from st.
Louis yesterday morning with 372 bales cotton
and 2,173 packages miscellaneous freight, and
10 receiving to leave to-day at 5 p. NJ, giving
through bills of ladng to all points North and
East, via Cairo and Belmont. T. W. Shields
master, Owen G. Gates clerk.
The Atlantic brought five barges. Part OF the
freight was 1916 bales cotton and GAIA sacks oil
cake and oil cake meal. She returnswith tow
to-day.
The City of Alton, H. E. Bixby master, VIM.
Mason clerk, from st. Louis, will be at the land
ing to day, and will return tomorrow at P. NJ.
The Trenton arrived on time from the Atchafa-
laya, with 504 bales cotton, 40 hhds sugar, 81
bbls and IA balf-bbls molasses and will return
to-day at p. NJ, E. Quatrevaux n aster, and that
pleasant gentleman, H. Molaison, in the office.
The st. John, from Donaldsonville, will arrive
tonight and leave again Saturday.
The popular and fleet Mary Ida of the NJ. 1.
Line, to the Upper Coast, leaves to-day at 10 A.
NJ for the Union Plantation, Capt. J. A. Ruiz in
command, the oblging Ed. NJ. Vallette in the
Office.
The W. J. Poitevent of the above line is due
tonight and returns on Saturday at II NJ s..
Heno MASTER George BARLEY clerk.
The St. Mary has changed her schedule of de-
partures to the Lower Coast commencing on
Saturday. Attention is called to her advertise
ment.
The new Martha, making tri-weekly trips to
the Lower Coast, connecting with the Marie, for
the Passes, leaves to-day at IL M. The Martha
goes through on Saturday to Port Eads, leaving
at P. M. W. s. Bassett master.
The fine and regular semi weekly Coast and
master, John o. yallette clerk, leaves to-day at
10, from the head of Cont street.
The United States mail and passenger steamer
Iberia, is due to-day from Port Eads and returns
to- morrow at 10 A. NJ.
The j. F. Frazer and Favorlte, forming the In
dependent Line OF Lower Coast daily and tri-
weekly packets, leave as follows: the Frazer,
Oliver Canton, Jr., master, daily at 7. NJ to the
Belair, and the Favorite, John Bietry master,
every Tuesday and Friday at 10 A. NJ. and sun
OF NJ 70 tha T fotio
The side-wheel passenger steamer Oriole leaves
daily at 10 A. NJ. from the head of Cont street,
for the Lower Coast to the Live Oak Grove Plan
tation, JAS T. O'Pry in command.
The Thompson Dean, W. b. Miller master,
Geo. Miltenberger clerk leaves to-day without
fail for Vicksburg and all Bend landings to Men,
phis at 5 P. NJ. The Dean is and has always
been, very popular boat, not alone because she
is so truly fine, for she is under the control of
officers who know how to make themselves and
their boat popular with both shipper and traveller.
The leviathan James Howard is due to arrive
this morning, with load that only such a boat
can carry, and will leave tomorrow at 2. Nj. for
Memphis; Captain, B. R. Pegram, clerk, J. II.
Chassaing, two gentlemen who are well qualified,
through their merits, for such positions
The Thompson Dean carries Waterman who
calls out every hour during the night on the roof
to the pilots, and they answer him back.
Bayou Lafourche being open to the lighter
class of boats, the Assumption, that left yester-
lay, Will go 10 1hloodau&, anu Will not return
here before Sunday. She has changed her de-
and will leave hereafter every Monday
and Thursday at P. NJ.
The Henry Tete, making tri-weekly trips,
leaves to-day at II NJ. for the Coast Donaldson
Vile and Lafourche, J. F. Aucoin master, M. 81.
Landry clerk. The Tete enters the bayou also
rs soon as the water will permit.
Yesterday was about as disagreeable day on
The landing as the most disagreeable could wish
or.
Although the Mary Houston had her trip en-
gagged she could not get it aboard in time to get
IF Yesterday She had to lay over until 10 A. NJ.
today, when she will positively leave for Cincin-
natl.
The Thomas Sherlock. thoroughly repaired
since here last, newly painted and refurnished,
many remember her, is receiving to leave to-
morrow at P. NJ, for Cincinnati and all inter-
mediate points on the Ohio River, Lew Hates in
,omman1, NJ. L. Virden clerk.
The Cherokee, Geo. Wolf master, A. Byers
clerk, is due to-day from st. Louis with a full
rip, and will leave tor Cincinnati on Saturday,
he 4th
The N. O. and Ouachita Transportation Com
oany Rapides was unable to get away yesterday,
IN account of the bad weather, but will go to-
lay at P. NJ. for all points on the Black and
0uachita rivers.
The Bertha Drummer, VIM. Wenzel master, Of
his line, was brought to the landing last even
ng, and leaves to-day for the Black and Ouachita
'ivers and Bayou dArbOnne to Farmerville.
Reports to the contrary Notwithstanding, ship
oers will bear in mind that the regular Saturday
packet Stella Block will remain in the Black,
Censas and Macon trade during low water
When the water rises, a larger boat will take her
place. The Block will arrive tonight.
For SHREVEPORT DIRECT-The ne " Bonnie Lee,
Noah Scovell master, Mat. Scovell clerk, COM
nences to receive to-day, to leave on Saturday
or all landings on Red River through to Shreve-
bort.
The Carrie A. Thorn arrived on Tuesday night
rom Grand Ecore with 6S2 bales cotton and LOB
sacks seed.
The attention of our readers is called to the
advertisement OF the La Belle, in another col
INN. The La Belle is ready to enter on the first
water.
The lightning Willie, J. W. Blanks in COM
nand, with full load from the Ouachita, will be
ound at the landing this morning.
Special attention is called to the advertisement
If the Illinois in another column.
by Telegraph
YIcKsBURG, Nov. 1910 Brockett 4 Carter
lanes Howard will arrive Thursday, 300 bales
C, 900 sacks leave Friday Sd inst
B. r. PEGRA91, Master.
MONROE, Dec. Ito F. A. Blanks, 2 Canal
corner Delta Three feet rise on stand rain
ng since daylight; leave here to-day with 1000
)ales. Gus HODGE, Steamer Bastrop.
C,uDFN Dec Ito F. A Blanks Canal cor