The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-25

The weather yesterday was pleasant IN
own, but rather too warm and dusty during
the middle Of the day to be SO on the landing.
Business only tolerably active on the river
'front.'. Several packets left with fine trips,
amongst these we noticed the Gov Allen tor
Camden, Stella Block for Buut River, Henry
o. Jaeger for st. Louis and q. III. DuItee for
Red River.
The latest kilograms from Camden reported
twenty-five feet in the Ouachita at that point,
and weather warm
There is plenty Of water in the Mississippi
AID its tributaries for navigable purposes.
The following from our column Of yester-
lay would have been correct but for two err
roTs. The first was a typographical error
calling the vessel canal boat instead of a
coal boat secondly we stated that she was
Quilt for Messrs W. G. Coyle a Co., when we
should have said G. W. Wilmot < Co.:
The hull Of one Of the dismantled monitors
has been fitted up by Messrs. w. G. Coyle a.
go. as canal boat. 1t will be used in coal
ing large steamers outside the bar at he
mouth of the river. 1t is admirably suited
Tor the work.
The following named steamers left port yes
5erday Gov. A len for Camden, Stella Block
for Bout River, st. Mary and Waloon for
Lower Coast, Bertha and Ruth for Opeousas
40. II. Durtee for Shreveport and lily. Jaeger
Tor St. Louis.
STEAMERS Due. Natchez from Vicksburg
Seminole from Grand Ecore, Grea. Republic
rom St Louis, Mary Houston from Cincin-
natl, Fleta from Opelousas, Is. l.. Hodge from
Baton Rouge and j. L. Frazier are the next
boats due at this port.
The Lessie Taylor is the next boat for Cam
den in the Blanks line She is receiving to
leave Saturday, 9th inst. al ) 7. NJ
The regular Grand Ecore packet Seminole
i. - S.,t, ~ =
u. NJ.
The Minden packet Rapidts, Nat Puckette,
master, arrived from Minden yesterday, with
q good trip. She is receiving to leave al , l..
N. Saturday, 9th inst, for Mindrn and all
andings intermediate on Like Bisteneau and
Red River.
Capt. W. Francis, the well-known sub
marine diver, is at work trying to recover
rom the bottom of the river a large anchor
and cable, lost week or SO ago by the mon-
tor Canonicus.
The Car upon which the new shaft for the
Fart Able was shipped from New Albany was
detained between Montgomery and Mobile.
It will, however, arrive positively this morn
ing and be put in place Immediately, 50 as to
allow her to leave Saturday, 9th. at ) L. NJ,
,,or Grand Ecore and way landings.
News items were exceedingly scarce on the
ianding yesterday, and have been for several
days past.
The regular Bayou Bartholomew packet
Willie is receiving at the head OF eros man
street to leave ut 5 F. NJ. Friday, % h inst.
our friend Dave Jackson has patented
new process for curing hogs on foot He is
always pleased to show it to his friends He
says if he can succeed that he will have but
little salt to ship, aad Cincinnati Will be a
oZrsted city.
sTEAMERs LEAVING THIS DAY.
FoR GREENyLE-U. s. NM PucL,et. The
superb Frank Pargoud, j. M. White, master,
Curt Holmes, clerk, leaves for the above and
way landings at z. NJ to-day.
FoR BAYOU LAFoURCHE AND THE CoAsr.-
The Lizzie Hopkins n. T. Dupuis, master,
a. H. Landry, clerk leaves is above at 5 7. NJ.
FoR BAYOU LAFoURcHE. The Era No. 10,
Capt. Joe Dalferes, Tom Clements, clerk,
leaves tor all landings on the bayou and inter
mediate ones on the coast.
For WHITE HALL AND THE CONVENT. The
Mary Ida, Capt J. A. Ruiz, leaves to-day at
noon for the above and all way landings on
Upper Coast
FoR BAYOU MANcHAc AND ANTE RTEE
Ssei- Ueecly Pdchet. The staunch, sea-going
packet Alice, Capt. G. S d. Porter, with Mr.
Goa kells in the Office, leaves for all landings
on the above-named streams from Magnolia
Bridge, New Basin, Every Monday and
Thursday, at 4 2. NJ.
For RED RIvER.-The Col A. p Kouns, j.
II. kouns, master, E. L. Gillen, clerk, leaves
for Jefferson, Shreveport and all landings on
III PIPER Red River, at z. NJ, making sure
connection at Shreveport with the steamer
II. L. Bryarly.
PoE CAMDEN-The Kate Kinney, L. ?. |
Burton, master, Joe Kinney, clerk, leaves as
above to-day at Z. Nj.
Foe ST.. LoUIs.-The Glencoe, Capt Cal |
nocn. leaves at p Nj.
STEAMERS LEAVING FRIDAY. 26TH INST.
For LOWER COAST regular packet J. |
e. Frazer, O. Canton, master, 7. Z. Barry, |
clerk leaves at noon.
Foe BAYOU BARTHoLoMEw.-Th popular
passenger packet Willie, E. b. Trinidad. mas
Ter, Tom Hazard, clerk, leaves for all land
:ngs on the Bayou and intermediate ones on
Slack and Ouachita rivers.
FoR BAYOU SARA.-The W. S. Pike, J. ].
Brown. master. Mt T. NJ
FoR BATON RoUGE.-The i. /. Hodge, J. I.
NcElroy master, T. Bergercn, clerk. leaves
It 10 A. NJ for the above and all landings in
by Telegraph
BArox RouGE, March 2i-To Lord a Me
peake: VIII arrive at l o'clock. Eleven
hundred bales cotton. Leave Saturday.
NAT PICKETT. str. Rapdes.
NIcRsBURG, March 2i.-To J. i. Woods \
Co.: Steamer City Of QuinEy will arrive Fri
day. T. p. PERKINS, Clerk.
FROM OUR EXCHANGES.
Courier Journal 22d
The river is falling now with rs feet water
IN the canal last evening, and l55 IN the chute
On the falls Business quiet for Sunday. The
weather is cloudy and cool, with appearance
Of more snow.
The Belle Lee is not coming here after all.
She reshipped her freight on the Tom Sher-
ock. which passed up yesterday.
The My Choice with nine barges, and the
Enterprise with 10000 bushels coal, LETT
pittsburg for this city Saturday
The Vint Shinke passed up last night on
,ne wheel. This is not strange when you
NOW she never had but one, and that a whale
[Cincinnati Commerce al 22d.l
The Utah. from New Orleans to Plttsburg'
rived. and departs to-day. The c. B.
,b,roh from, ID; tshrro arrived with a fair