The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-04-13

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NELSON GOROM Sergt Sig. Serv, Y. >. =.
ARRIVALS YESTERDAY.
R.yides, Peytona and three barges, Ida.
DEPARTED YESTERDAY.
Rice Farmer, Marie, Era No ~, Joseph |
line. Lizzie Hopkins, B. L. Hodge and W. ;.
Pike.
Belle Of Shreveport and Great Republic |
from st. Louis. Ruth and st. Mary from Ope- |
iousas, Bastrop from Bayou Bartholomew,
Clarksyille from Arkansas River, Henry Tete |
from Lafourche, Frank Pargoud from Green |
Tile Marie from Southwest Pass and Mary |
Houston from Louisville.
DEPARTURES TO-DAY.
The Mary Ida, at 10 A. NJ, for Whitehall
Sawmill, going through each way in daylight |
]. A. Kniz, master, E. M. Vallette, clerk.
The J. +. Frazer, at IL NJ, for the Lower
Coast to Lee Plantation. Oliver Canton, jr,
master, p Z. Barry. clerk.
The steamer City Of Alton, at P. NJ, for
st. Louis, Cairo and Memphis, H. E. Bxby |
master, p. w. Sheckley, clerk; the great
Robert L. Lee, at 5 p. NJ, for Vicksburg |
Natchez and all way landings, Capt. VIM
Campbell Messrs. McVay, Mossop, Bell |
and Wilson, clerks; the Carrie Y. kountz, at
SIP. NJ, for st. Louis Lou. Allen, master. g.
H. Seaman, clerk; the Garry Owen. at +.
NJ, for all landings on the Ouachita and
Black rivers to Camden, W. Q. johnson.
master, VIM. Culbertson, clerk; the Robert
Mitchell, one Of the finest packets in the Lou
isyillo trade, leaves to-day at F. NJ, Lew
Hates master, Gus DeSouchet, clerk; the
Ouachita packet Leslie Taylor, of the Blanks
line. at 5 p. NJ, for Camden ana Monroe,
Capt. J. w. Blanks. T. John and Owen jam
ison, clerks: the Willie. at p. NJ, for Bayou
bartholomew, E. b. Trinidad, master, Tom
Hazard, clerk.
MISCELLANEOUS.
For additional river news see our daily
kilograms.
The Lotus No. 3, from Jefferson, will be
found at the wharf this morning with fine
trip OF cotton; she returns tomorrow.
The Rapiies arrived yesterday afternoon
from Mlnden; she is receiving to return to-
morrow Nat Puckette. master.
The Bastrop fion Bayou Bartholomew will
arrive to-day.
The Frank Pargoud, from Greenvilie, will
be in tonight.
The Ida leaves tomorrow for Atchafalaya.
The Josephine leaves tomorrow at 10 A. NJ
for the Upper Coast.
The United States mail steamer Marie
leaves tomorrow at 8 A. NJ. for Southwest
Pass.
The Henry Tete will arrive to-day and leave
tomorrow at GA. NJ.
The John Howard is up for Minden, to leave
tomorrow.
The La Belle is the Railroad packet for
Shreveport tomorrow.
The Ruth and st. Mary from Opelousas
will be found at the wharf to-day, to leave at
5P NJ tomorrow.
The Mary Houston and Thompson Dean,
fine and fast passenger packets are up for
Louisville for Thursday and Saturday re-
spectively. Messrs. Burdeau Il Wayne, agents,
log Gravier
The Ouachita Belle is at the wharf, head OF
Common street, ready for return trip to the
Ouachita River.
The GAINESVILLE will arrive Wednesday night
and leave Saturday for Arkansas River.
An interesting and unusual sight. even to
the old visitants on the levee, was the stimuli
.aneous backing out yesterday of three pack
cts the W. $. Pike, Lizzie Hopkins and B.
T. Hodge, side by side.
[By Telegraph
TRENTON, April IL, 1875. To Hite & Carlin
Bastrop will arrive on Tuesday, 18th, and
leave on Saturday, 18th. for Bayou Bartho-
lomew. L.. +. DELAHoUssAY, Clerk.
The T. +. Eckert arrived from Cairo on
Thursday night, and at once began work on
the wreck of the Paragon. After putting out
the fire. pumping was commenced, when the
hull began rising as fast as relieved of the
water. Capt Dugan felt confident he would
have il ahoat and at the landing by this morn
ing. From what could be seen last evening
" is estimated that 800 or 1000 tons of the
cargo in the hold, consisting of part flour.
etc, il only slightly damaged. The under
writer's will therefore realize $4,000 to $780,
600 from the wreck, which was thought to be
yalueless. The hull will also make No. !
barge, and the machinery will sell for some
things Louis Times, april 10.
Capt. Bart Able, who was paralyzed few
DAVIS ago, is getting better.
About Z. NJ Thursday as the City Of
Quincy was endeavoring to pass through the
span of the bridge, she was blown by the
severe gale eastward, and her chimneys cona.
;no IL contact with the arch were knocked
down and badly broken: The starboard chin
nev crushed through to the lower deck and
ths larboard fell across the forward portion O
,he texas. The total damage will amount K
900 The Quincy is one of Commodor
n Wilson's New Orleans boats She will b'
70, aired at once and leave for the South ne x
wa s.-I Louis Times, April ~.
r, q Illinois took out four hundred AM
sew, ty-three bales Of cotton yesterday, to D
res,v, ped on the Natchez at Vicksourg 10
Newt ,rleans Memphis Appeal April ~.
ca lin John p. Keiser, Superintendent Q
the a.. ,hor Line, arrived from St. Louis, an
leav.s, o'clock this afternoon for New o.
Leans The Anchor Line, which Capt. keise
repressra ), brings an immense amount
freight !, this city with her thirteen fin
steamers nd is one of the most importaI
arter,es a. our trade. Tch:burJ Herald, Apr
10.
The Thorn pson Dean made the run fro
Cairo to ~. 1sville in 81 hours on her la
trio up.-.f1., acah Ke,tucscian, April9.
uap.. Joha Cannon aud family are at Il
Louisyill, Ha.e L. Coorier-Jornal. 10Th.
The Expor.a, left for New Orleans Ia
nirht. with ahsn 400 tons She has engag
n.nts. tor oya- 70 tons between here al
T,ouisxi,le incl.a ing $50 tons at Madiso
She has engagement IS at various points on Il
Lower OHIO, inclu ing 3oV TONS at aou
cabin passengers. he majority Of her pa
sengers are registered 'ol Tue louuG .flp' "a
Rees. ST.. and lady, Hi -, riofence deees, wa
Fanny Rees. Mrs. John Mussro.e' MISS Cle'