The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-04-15

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NELSON GOKOM. Sergt. Sig Serv., U. s. A.
ARRIVALS YESTERDAY.
Mary Houston, GAINESVILLE, r. T. Bryarly,
Frank Parsoud, st. Mary, Lizzie Hopkins,
FRA No 10, Kate Dickson, Rice Farmer, i.
T.. Hodge and Mary Ida
DEPARTURES YESTERDAY.
Marie Josephine, Henry Tete, st. Mary,
Ruth, Ia Belle Willis, Lessie Tay lor, Robert
MITCHELL Ida and Alice.
To ARRIVE.
JF. Fraser, Marie. Belle of Shreveport,
Great Republic, Josephine, ". s. Pike,
Natchez, New Bart Able, Fleta, Exporter, Bee
and barges and Thompson Dean.
DEPARTURES TO-DAY.
For Greenville and the Bends the regular
and reliable Frank Pargoud, at ) 7. NJ, }. NJ.
White, master, Messrs. Holmes, McCrindell,
benedict and Kelly in the office.
For St. Louis, at ) L. NJ, the kountz Line
packet Carrie " Kountz, Lou Allen, master,
G H. Seamen, clerk.
For Bayou Lafourche, at T. ~, the LIZZIE
dry, clerk.
For Amite River at 4 P. NJ, the Alice, g. 5.
d. Porter, master, Lou Kells, clerk.
For the Upper Coast at 10 A. NJ. the Mary
IDA, through each way in daylight, j. A. Ruiz,
master, T.. NJ. Valette, clerk.
For BAYOU Macon ut Z. NJ, the Garry
Owen, Lou S. Greenlee, master, Sam BLOCK,
clerk.
For Jefferson and Shreveport at F. N,
+ Il n n
Heat, clerk.
For Minden at 2. NJ, the fine steamer
John Howard, II. l.. Lee, master, T.. Il
Perry and jeff Posey, clerks
For Cincinnati and Louisville at 5 r. NJ,
the Mary Houston, Chas. Miller, master, Ell
lott Miller clerk The Houston is one Of
the heetest of the Louisville fleet, and has ac-
commodations second to none.
For Bayou Lafcurche at ) ?. NJ, the Era
No. 10, Capt. Joe Dalferes in command, Ilr.
Tom Clements in the Office.
For the Lower Coast. to Point-a-la-H ache,
a. 10 A. NJ, the Rice Farmer, John Taylor,
master
For the Lower Coast at y NJ, the Kate
Dickson, Capt Taylor.
MISCELLANEOUS.
For additional river news see our daily tele-
grams ....
The Bryarly, from Oklahoma, away up in
the Red River Raft region. arrived yesterday
morning. with 157 bales cotton, 81 head cat
tie and a large sundry list
The GAINESVILLE, from Fort Smith, with 300
bales cotton, arrived yesterday. She lays
lust below the head Of Customhouse street,
receiving to return on Saturday.
Capt. w. G. Johnston was passenger on
the Lessie Taylor last evening. He returns
for short time to his home near Champag-
nolo
The Ouachita Belle leaves for Camden and
Monroe on Saturday.
Tie Bapides lays over till Saturday, when
she will positively leave.
The Lessie Taylor, leaving yesterday even
ing was deeply laden, and had cabin fall OF
people.
The Texas, Capt Charles W. Stinde. is the
railroad packet for Saturday to Shreveport.
The Bastrop is receiving at the head OF
Cu-tomhouse street
The Robert Mitchell, leaving yesterday,
had large list of passengers.
The Columbia Herald, Of the 10th, pub
fishes highly complimentary card OF very
pleasant trip made on the Bartholomew packet
Bastrop. Capt Hodge and Mr.. Delahous-
saey, the clerk, ARE both very clever gentlemen,
and have succeeded in making the Bastrop
very popular boat in that trade.
The st. Louis Democrat says:
the Doth inst, and this will permit the unin-
terrupted operation of the best organized and
conducted line Of packets that ever ran be-
tween st. Louis and st. Paul, if. indeed, any
where else. Freighting to the South promises
70 steadily improve. In the meantime RAP
turous expectations are excited by the jetty
work about to be inaugurated at the mouth by
Capt E,ds, Of st. Louis
The Dictator turned over her New Orleans
tow of three barSes, 5000 tons Of ice, to the
Bee, at Grand Tower.
The Illinois was rising again at Peru, and
the Florence passed that point on Saturday
with three barges eco tons Of ice, which Will
be turned over to the Future City, for New
Orleans.
The Great Republic left in the afternoon
with 1900 tons, and loaded to nine feet all
over. she leaves Cairo with full cargo to-
day. and has Thirty cabin passengers She
took on some 5000 packages at the Northern
Line wharf boats.
The fast and popular packet John Kyle.
Merchants Line, leaves on Wednesday, posi-
lively, for New Orleans.
Captain A. Carl Cock has recovered the ma
chinery and boilers Of the Peninah, at Sioux
City.
RATE OF FREIGHT By RIyER FROM NEW ORLEANS TO
Iaoucah :......--........... .5UNgooc q w -
Cincinnati Observation-Disclosures Nt40c II 100 u
louisville OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 350t4Oc u Ivy
Memphis .1512Oc " lOO
'Oairo .ZO(N3Uc q lOU 10
Su'a So....-..... .40QI0Uc " Ivy o
1Ittsburg .................... 5o0t6Oc u 1O0 ID
Rcd River Observation-Disclosures. Hall card Ratee
Ouschita River Card Rates
81 LOUIS. observation-disclosures. .I0l135c ~ lOO II
Hoiasses to st. Louis Cairo. $50. II 90 II Dbl
to Louisville: ............. 70 = Dbl
to pit;sDuTs .............. , IS : b!