The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-12-05
MISCELLANEOUS


For additional river news see our daily tele-
grams.
The Robt. E. Lee is due tonight from Vicks-
burg, and will return on Tuesday.
The peerless Katie is due to-day from Vicks-
burg, Greenville and the bends, and will return
tomorrow, as usual, at 5 P. NJ, connecting with
regular packets for the Yazoo Tallahatchle and
bunfower rivers John W. Tobin In command,
> W. N. Gaines in the office.
The side-wheel passenger steamer 1aZoo, OF
IL Parisot Line, will be found at the landing to-
morrow morning, receiving to leave on Tuesday,
Tor the Yazoo Tchula Lake and Tallahatchie
direct s. H. Parlsot in command.
The Coast and Bayou Sara packet w. s. Pike,
John j. Brown master, S. S. Streck clerk, is due
to-day, and will return tomorrow promptly at
The B. L. Hodge, from Baton Rouge and the
Coast, is DUE and will leave to-nori ow, at T. A.
sieri.
The st. John, having changed her hour of de-
pArture, leavr 8 tomorrow, at III A. NJ, Tor the
Uoast and ponadsonville.
The J. F. Frazer lays over to-day, but will go
tSpmorrow at 3 P. NJ, making all landings to the
lair Plantation. Oliver Canton, Jr., captain.
The Favorite, John Bietry master, P. E. Barry
6<srk leaves to-day at o'clock for the Lower
Oast: returns TO- morrow and will leave again on
4&esday at TO-
Tie St. Mary, leaving yesterday for the Lower
LIST, will return to-day and leave again on
I1esday, at 1890 sharp, for the Lee Plantation
b her advertisement.
As usual, the Oriole lays over to-day, but Will
We tomorrow at 10 from the head OF Cont
Bet, for all Lower Coast landings to the Live
pve Plantation. The Orole is one Of the most
1ular and reliable boats in this or any other
5de, and is run by James L. OPry, one OF the
most accomplished captains on the river:
III The U. s. mail passenger and freight side
heel steamer Iberia leaves tomorrow promptly
8 TO- from the head of Cont street, for the
ver Coast to Buras, Geo. A. Sheldon IN COM
Id, John McConkey clerk.
he Waoon John Taylor master, John 0. VAL
y clerk, arrived yesterday morning from the
(uarantine Station, started down again in the
yening, will return to-day and leave tomorrow
xueual at 10 A. M.
rom the report of the Light-Ho Board in
st. Louis Times, we clip the following:
There are employed on the Mississippi, Mis-
and Ohio rivers 110l steamers tonnage,
l95 tons: and S32 barges, licensed or enrolled.
nnting to IFS, 293 tons; and in all 49,, 478
and this independent OF coal barges and
vessels of burden, which sum up to $50,
kons, making a grand total of nearly POO, 900
e tonnage of these rivers. The TO. al value
e bmmerce carried on annually by these vessels
11 timated $4,000 DOC, which pays an insurance
q no per cent. The marine risk on hulls ls
= 6ent more or less, according to the location
- navigated. The shipping and lis transpor-
70 to a market of coal from the coal regions
~ up about 100000 tons from the Ohio
r Pttsburg furnishing $500 600 tons OF that
mt"
e w. J. Poitevent of the NJ. I. Line to the
u er Coast, got off on time yesterday. She re-
ms to-day and will leave again tomorrow at 10
nj. g. Heno in command, George +. BARLEY
61nrk.
he Mary Ida of this line laid over, and will
on Tuesday, her regular day. at 10 A. M.
q side-wheel Upper Coast packet Josephine,
Cozzens master, G. E. Apologize clerk, will
b to-day from the Union Plantation, and
tomorrow as usual at 10 A. M.
e Wawenock, John beynaud master, Chas.
lie clerk, leaves tomorrow at 10 A. NJ. for the
liant Plantation.
Ne Opelousas packet Fleta is due tonight,
NEil return on Tuesday.
s. e Thos. Sherlock, for Cincinnati. had 2019
moasses, 430 hhds sugar, 295 bales Gotten,
bis oil, $50 bbls rice, and large lot of mis-
neous freight, with engagements for zoe tons
jacksonville.
y Henry s. Turner arrived Yesterday from
)hio, with fine trip, and is receiving to leave
uesday for all points through to Cincinnati.
Turner is well known steamer, and has
of Capt Ii. U. Hart, who is known as a
nl and Woodworking commander, and will
the Turner greater favorite than ever
a. Donnely has charge of the Office.
Cherokee, for Cincinnati, was obliged to
YER on account of bad weather, and will
Tomorrow without fail, Geo. Wolf master
ers clerk.
Della, that passed Cairo on Friday, is a
ne boat, and has two barges.
he Mary Miller passed Louisville on her way
wn on Friday.
The st. Louis Republican, of the I'd, stys:
certificates of incorporation have bee issued
ows To the owners Of one Of the monitor