The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-05-13
THE RIVER.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN,
Thursday Morning, May Is, 1876.


OFFlCE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN.
Thursday Morning, May -. 1875. !
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sgun Risss...... -.....5:09 Moon rises. 115
sSan Ssts-..... .6:45 I'd Quarter 20 d 25l NJ
Thompson Dean, Frank Pargoud. jose
sphine, Rice Farmer, Era No. 10, G. ID. Dur
Zee and Henry Tete.
Josephine, Ruth, Bertha, Carrie A. Ihorn,
Bee and barges, Rapides and Great he
public.
Marie, J. F. Fraser, W. s. Pike, Belle OF
Shreveport, Ida, Fleta, Natchez, Stella BLOCK
and Bart Able.
DEPARTURES TO-DAY.
Lower Coast to Quarantine Station and
.Pointe-a-la Ia Hache, at 10 A. NJ, the Rlce
Farmer, John Taylor master.
Upper Coast to Whitehall Sawmill at 10
a. M. the Mary Ida, J. A. Ruiz master, T.
M. vallette clerk.
Amite River, from the New Basin at F.
M, the Alice, c. S. D. Porter master, Lou
Kells clerk.
Argyle and the Bends, Vicksburg, Natchez,
BAYOU Sara, Baton Rouge and Paquemine.
at p, NJ, the Frank Pargoud, j. NJ. White
master Messrs. Holmes, McCrindle, Bene-
dict and Kelly clerks.
Cincinnati, Louisville and all intermediate
points. at S P. NJ, the Thompson Dean, W.
B. Miller MASTER Geo. Miltenberger clerk.
Camden, Eldorado, Trenton, Monroe, and
all landings on Ouachita and Black Rivers, at
e NJ. the Bertha Drummer, w. Wentzell
grnaster.
Bayou Lafourche and all Coast landings, at
SPIN, Era No. 10, Joe Dalteres master, Tom
elements clerk.
MISCELLANEOUS.
For additional river news see our daily
kilograms.
In the Council proceedings Of Tuesday, Ad-
ministrator Landry moved that barges at this
mort laden with bulk grain, or through freight,
BE allowed fifteen days before mourning
charges for lay days.
Bradish johnson, NJ. Poppovich and A. G.
SChispella have been appointed to wind up the
affairs of the Lower Coast Packet Company.
The Company own the steamers Bradish
johnson, E. Hensley and Belle Ida.
The monitor that has been lying IN the
river, nearly opposite Bienville street, was
removed higher up Tuesday, by . couple Of
tugs, and now lays off Thalia street.
The Belle of Shreveport passed Vicksburg
YESTERDAY. and will arrive tonight, and leave
dor st. Louis on Saturday.
The Bastrop is receiving, to leave on Satur-
aday for Bayou Bartholomew and all points on
the Black and Ouachita rivers to Ouachita
.sCity.
The Frank Morgan has been secured to take
the place of the Oriole as the New Orleans and
Texas Railroad boat to Westwego.
The fine steamer Charles II. Durfee arrived
Yesterday from jefferson with lis bales of cot
ton and 81 head Of cattle, really fine trip for
this season. The Durfee leaves for Jefferson
positively on Saturday, under Capt. George W.
aaea.
We had the pleasure Of meeting yesterday
an old time friend, Major s. F. Power. The
N.ior. wears ago, was q p opular captain in
the Tensas trade, but is now the agent of the
well-know Louisville house Of Jordan Giles
saCo.
The Rapides, leaving last evening for Qua
.chita had full trip.
The Willie lays over until tomorrow
The Henry Tete arrived last evening from
EIafourche, and returns tomorrow, at III A.
me- pr o. hodge a to Donaidson1e ''' .
The w. S. Pike will be found at the land
ing from Bayou Sara. The Pike leaves again
tomorrow evening, at g. and represents the
B. L. Hodge from Donaldsonville to Baton
Rouge.
The '.Big Injun" will arrive this evening
from Vicksburg.
The Ida is due, and Is the regular Atcnala-
aaya packet for Saturday.
The Willie lays over until tomorrow, leav-
ing at 5 P. M. for Camden, Capt J. w. Blanks
an command, and the genial Ned Phelps in
the Office.
The Bertha Drummer, Capt. Wentzell, not
being ready to leave yesterday, lays over until
S P. NJ. to-day. The Drummer is Camden
packet
to the head OF navigation on Bayou bartnoio-
NEW.
Tn. Carrie A. Thorn leaving yesterday at
p. NJ, will arrive Friday morning and leave
Saturday at 5 P. NJ.
The peerless Frank Pargoud leaves to-day
at P. NJ, promptly, for Argyle and all bend
landings.
Cincinnati to-day. AL in every respect, from
stem to stern, under the command OF gen.
stleman most highly Endorsed in his own sec.
ton as q most experienced and prudent steam.
sboatman, with courteous Geo. Miltenberger in
the Office as of old, the Dean offers particularly
fine inducements to those who go westward
to-day.
The Marie. the Southwest Pass mail packet,
will arrive this evening and return again at 8
A. NJ. sharp tomorrow from her landing al
the Canal street ferry landing.
The Durfee had 800 bales of cotton from
Jefferson.
The Oriole will commence in her new
trade ON Monday next. See her advertise
sment in another column.
The Thompson Dean went to the ''marblt
pile yesterday and was to return early las
evening.
[By Telegraph
vIcKsBuRG, May 12-To J. B. Woods 9
Go, 1O4 Common street: Steamer Belle o.
Shreveport will arrive Friday morning, ant
leave for St Louis Saturday evening.
THos. w. REA, Master.
rvcr.ycr Crwc
CINCINNATI, May 1O.-Captain Dan Morton
Superintendent of the Madison Marine Ways
was among the General Lytle's passenger
here yesterday, returning on the Lyle. d.
is building a small steamer for the Bayou
Bartholomew trade.
The keel boat mentioned some time ago a
being sunk at the Steubenville Bridge con
tains $4,000 friedrich. 1t lays about 2OC
yards below the Panhandle Bridge, almost
directly in, but a little to the right Of, The