The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-12-16
MISCELLANEOUS.

| MISCELLANEOUS.
| For additional RIVER news see our daily tele
grams.
| The magnificent Frank Pargoud leaves to- day
| at 5 p NJ. for Vickburg, GreenVIlle and the
bends connecting with regu ar packets for the
Yazoo and Tallahatchie rivers, J. u. White mas
ter, Curt Holmes clerk
The famous Natchez is due to might from
| Vicksburg, and will return on Saturday.
The semi weekly Coast and Baton Rouge pack
ct B. L. Hodge, J. P. McElroy MASTER W. 4.
Greenhouse. Jr., clerk, will be at the landing to-
| day, and will return tomorrow at 10 A. M.
| The W. S. Pike, John j. Brown master, S. s.
| Streck CLERK, leaves tomorrow at I. NJ, as
usual, for Bayou Sara and all Coast landings.
| The Simpson Hornor arrived yesterday with
| II boats, 400, 600 bushels coal.
| The John A. Wood passed Memphis Sunday
with IS boats, having lost in the ONO.
| The Louisville had full trip from the Ohio,
| with 307 bales cotton part OF the cargo. She
is receiving to leave for Cincinnati and Louisville
| to- morrow at P. NJ; A. +. Power master, Geo.
Bowers clerk.
The Mary Miller, for Pittsburg, Cincinnati and
all intermediate points on the Ohlo leaves to-day
at P. NJ; Lea Crane master, J. II. Griffith
CLERK.
| The Arlington, Dan Moore master, is coming
with full load, and will return on Saturday,
| going through to Pttsburg.
| The Cincinnati numerical OF the 18TH says:
! "The new, large and magnificent passenger
steamer Golden Rule, Capt. o. z. Shinkle, is now
receiving for her maiden trip to New Orleans,
| leaving tomorrow evening. The Golden rule Is
q first-class passenger steamer in every respect,
| and is furnished superbly, everything being new
| and made EXPRESSLY for her. Her cabin outfit is
Simply elegant Her state-rooms are one OF the
features OF this steamer, being eight feet square
| throu ghout, and furnished with comfortable
spring mattresses, and large, spacious ward
| robes. Capt. Shinkle has already received numer-
GUS letters and kilograms, securing rooms for
her first trip, and the Indications are she VIII
| leave here with a large passenger list. The
Golden Rule was built expressly for the Cincin-
natl and Now Orleans trade, at cost OF 1900.
She will be officered as follows: o. p, shinkle
master VIM. r. Shaw chief clerk, Albert z.
| ,hinkle second clerk, Green Bunderant mate.
Mr.. Willis Mccullough has purchased the bar Of
the Golden Rule, and will personally preside
| over it."
| dispatch of the 18th, from Memphis, says:
| "Ths H. c. Yeager and Warner and barges
are at the railroad, opposite here, taking on cot
| ton for below. The tug Peter Fairy, with barge,
passed down. The Thomas Sherlock, seven days
out last night, came up early this morning. She
broke both cylinder heads and pltman OF iafboard
! engine twenty miles below Lake Providence, on
| the night of the 7th and will be detained here
| two or three days repairing damages. Her thirty
cabin passengers left by the Northern trains to-
| day. The Lizzie Gardner, small towboat, aided
her a little ON the way up, but the single engine
did most excellent work for more than four days.
| "Capt. James Lee departs for Evansville to-
night, to take charge OF the ldlewlld, he having
purchased halt interest, at the rate of $4,000
| VI.
Chicot, two hundred miles below, making semi
weekly trips in opposition to the A. }. White,
and in connection with the Frlars Point packet,
Phil Allin."
The Belle of Shreveport will go to st. Louis
instead Of Cincinnati, and is receiving to leave on
Saturday.
The John A. scudaer laid over from yesterday
and will leave this evening at . for Memphis,
| Cairo and st. l. uis; the well-known A. j. Carter
master, Chas. II. DIX clerk.
| The st. Mary, Fred Probst master, J. c. Ire
| mouet clerk, leaves to-day st 1880 A. III. sharp
| from the head OF Cont street for the Lower
Coast to the Lee Plantation; returning to-mor-
row. leaves again on SATURDAY. at the same hour.
| The regular tri-weekly Upper Coast packet
Mary Ida, of the M. l. Line, leaves to-day at 10
for the Union Plantation, st. James parish; j. A.
Ruiz MASTER with Ed VI. Vailette in the office.
| . The low pressure Martha leaves to day al IL
| NJ for the Lower Coast, returning tomorrow,
leaves again on Saturday at 2. NJ, going
through to Port Eads. w. s. Bassett master, Il.
| L. Knight clerk
The Geo. spangler, in place of the Lower Coast
packet Orioe, leaves daily at 10 from the head of
Cont stree t. for the Live Oak Grove Plantation,
Jas. 7. O'Pry in command.
The F. Frazer, Oliver Canton, Jr., master,
leaves daily from the head Of Cont street, Tor
| all landings on the Lower Coast to the Belalr
| Plantation.
The Shannon, from Trenton, had 2129 bales
cotton.
The Fanchon, T. G Sweeney master, leaves to-
| ~Ao~AA ~AAA
Ouachita rivers 10 Camden.
| The Coast, Donaldsonville and Lafourche tri
weekly Henry Tete leaves to-day, at u NJ,
promptly. j.. f. Aucoin master, IL. ii. Landry
clerk.
/ The new Assumption, Joe Dalferes master,
N T. Dupuis and N. Dllferes clerks, will be at the
landing this morning, and will leave this evening
| for the Lafourche through to Thlbodaux.
| The Belle Rowland arrived Tuesday night
from Red River with fac trip aud is receiving
| to leave to-day, going through to Shreveport.
Geo W. Rea master, II. G. Bozeman clerk. The
Rowland brought company OF soldiers from
| Coushatta.
Attention is called to special notice to Red
River shippers to be found in another part of our
paper.
The May Lowry, laying at the head of Girod
street. will leave for Red River to-day We were
pleased to meet yesterday, in the office OF the
Lowry, our old friend Mr.. FL. j. King his pleas
ant face looked perfectly natural.
From the Shreveport Tunes, Dec. 8:
"Early yesterday morning the United States
! iron steamer Thomas b. Florence, Capt. Jenny
son, arrived here from St Louis. The Florence
is new iron hull boat, built for the government,
| and is under the command OF Capt. Iennyson, so
| we'll known here in connection with the steamer
| Sterling and the clearing out of the Red River
raft She will be used for the purpose of keep
ing the river clear above here, and under the
command Of Capt 1ennyson will, no doubt, do
good service"
| The Thomson Dean owing to unavoidable
circumstances laid over until to-day, when she
will leave most positively at P. NJ, for Memphis
and the Bends. W. b. Miller in command, Geo.
Nlltenberger in the office.
The James Howard, from Memphis had 5221
bales cotton II, SOS sacks seed and 266 sacks oil
cake. For want of room the Howard had to
land at Thaia street, but will be found at the
head of Gravier street this morning and will
leave this evening at 5, for Memphis and all
Bend landings b. II. Pegrsn master, j. ID.
Chassaing clerk.
The Frank Pargoud arriving yesterday from
Greenville had 1892 bales cotton and 3477 sacks
seed.
The W. J. Poitevent has been withdrawn frem
the Upper Coast trade. We hope TO see Capt. s.
Heno and his aid, Mr.. E. NJ. Stella, on another
and finer packet soon.
The st john from Donaldsonville and the
Coast, is due tonight, and will return on Satur-
day at 10 A. NJ.
The Trenton, from Opelousas. was due last