The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-11-16

of the Memphis and Vicksburg packet Illinois.
She leaves on arrival of the Lee at Vicksburg.
The Robert E. Lee leaves for Vicksbnrg and all
way landings to-day, at T. NJ. VIM. Camp
bell master. A. McVay clerk.
The new steamer Fanchon, built by Capt.
| Sweeney expressly for the Ouachita trade, will
enter that trade as soon as the water permits
and IT will be hard to find better boat for it.
| See her advertisement in another column
| The Kate Kinney passed Vicksburg loaded lat,
| and had barge in tow besides. Capt. Kinney
brings his fine steamer here for the purpose of
entering her as regular Ouachita River packet,
and will leave with her as soon as there is
water.
Receipts of sugar Sunday and Monday s7s
hogsheads. Moasses, 27O4 barrels, and SO half
barrels.
The Mary Bell had an immense cargo and she
was unloaded in an extraordinary short time, for
which those two well-known contractors, Tom
Hastings and Peter OReilly, deserve all the
praise they have received, but there is one other
who performed no small part in this quick work.
whose name deserve mention; we refer to Ernest
Boulet, the dlscharging clerk clerk who can
assert the cotton as fast as brought to him by Is
trucks, driven by such men as Hastings and
OReilly, is entitled to notice and blue ribbon
besides.
The Bee with four barses was due last night
and will return to st. Louis to-day. Her freight
list numbers 26,50S packages she has II 1888
barrels fl our, also 10 bales cotton.
st. Louis Republican, 10:
capt. James Good, of the Mississippi Valley
Transportation Company, will proceed next week
to Memphis, where he will spend three months
representing the cotton shipping interests OF his
line from Memphis south by barges."
The Yaeger was due at dark last evening.
The Mollie Moore, from st. Louis, is due to-
morrow.
The Lee had 46i5 bales cotton and 2279 sacks
seed.
The Acme leaves for the Ouachita today posi-
lively, the Bastrop tomorrow, the Bertha Brun-
ner Thursday.
The Assumption arrived yesterday evening
from Louisville, and will commence receiving to-
day to leave at II NJ. tomorrow for the Coast,
Donaldsonville and the Lafourche. Built ex-
pressly for this trade by Capt. JoeDalferes, her
commander she looks all over the boat he said
he was building, money-making one, and very
pretty one besides We will in to-morr ow's issue
give full description of the Assumption.
The Robert Young, from the Lafourche will
beat the landing this evening and return to.mor-
row at II M. U. d. Terrebonne master, C. D.,
Jr.. clerk.
The Era No. 10, Tom Taylor master, Messrs,
Mohr, Claiborne Dugas and J. B. Landry in the
office, will be found at the land ng to- day receiv-
ing to leave at P. M. to morrow, for BAYOU La
fourche and way landings.
Messrs. P. A. Charlet and N. Dalferes came
down with Capt Joe on the Assumption. They
looked as if they were willing to take some
"sweetening in theirn."
Capt. z. N. Dupuis late of the Bertha Drummer
and Lizzie Hopkins, gentleman who has more
friends almost than anybody, arrived from the
Lafolrche yesterday by the Tete. We believe
Capt. Dupuis will be one OF the clerical force on
the Assumption.
The elegant Baton Rouge and Coast packet
Leslie Taylor, Allen Jumel master, NJ. Kenison
clerk, will be at the landing to-day, and will re-
turn tomorrow at u NJ.
The Louisville was receiving pretty lively yes
terday and promises to have a fine trip out to-
morrow.
The Ashland, from the Ohio, was due to arrive
last night.
The Arlington, from Cincinnati passed Cairo
Saturday night.
Cincinnati Commercial 18TH Capt. Adam Poe's |
new steamer Big Foot will pass down to day |
from Pl tsburg to -iew Orleans on her first trip. |
1t ls said Capt. Poe has named his steamer in |
compliment to his old friend, Capt. John S. Nc
Mi Ian. OF steam capstan fame, while others |
claim he has called it after the noted Indian |
4" Big Foot" rendered famous in pioneer DAYS for |
his desperate conflict with Adam Poe, a grand |
father of Capt. Poe. Her hull is about 155 feet |
long, 20 feet BEAM with 3 feet hold. She is de.
signed for the cotton trade in one of the South
ern tributaries. The Big Foot has pair of ten
inch cylinders, with feet stroke. She has one
boiler, 40 inches in diameter and &c feet long
containing two IA inch tiues.
sit is estimated that there are 11S 900 barrels
of potatoes now afloat on fatboats en- route to
New Orleans.
&C. The elegant Thomas Sherlock will commence
receiving on Monday and leaves for New Orleans
busy all summer reftting the pslatlal Sherlock
for the ensuing seasons business. The Sher-
ock is noted for speed and superb passenger
accommodations. Capt. M L. Virden, as here
.ofore, will control affairs in the Office of the
Sherlock. The c. B. Church follows the Sher-
ock to New Orleans"
The Thompson Dean, one of the finest largest
md best passenger steamers on the Mississippi
will be at the landing to-day with full
rip, and will leave tomorrow, most posi-
lively, for Memphis and all bend landings,
Japt. W. B. Miller, in command Geo. Milten-
berger in the Office.
y The semi eekly Coast and Fort Adams packet
Iov. Allen, John G. Libano master Andy Roland
Jerk, will be receiving this morning at the head
# Customhouse street, to leave tomorrow at
P M,
The splendid Lower Coast packet st. Mary,
red Probst master, J. g. Tremoulet clerk, will
e found at the lsnding to-day, and will leave to.
morrow at 10 A. M.
The side-wheel United States mail packet Ibe-
Ia Geo. A. Sheldon MASTER will arrive this even
lg and leave tomorrow at 10 A. NJ. for Port
ads.
The thermometer here yesterday was 70, while
t ST. Paul it was %, and heavy snow-storm was
alllng at Omaha.
by Telegraph
VIcKsBURG, Nov, 10. To Hite & Carlin,
10. 3 Tchoupitoulas street The steamer Kate =
.inney will arrive on Mondav.
j. B. KINNEY, Master.
FRANKLIN, La, Nov. IL. = 70 Hite d
arn: The steamer Ida Capt. T. R. Muggah,
caves for New Orleans this evening, with full
,ad of sugar, molasses and sundries.
FRED. H. BUCK, Clerk.
yIcKsBURG, Nov. 14-To Capt John A.. Steven
On, No. 46 Camp street: The Bee and barges
assed do xn at S A. NJ. Will arrive in time to
ave on Tuesday, the 18th, for Memphis, Cairo
nd st. Louis. II. Fl. SYA1MEs, Master.
VIcKsBURG, Nov. Ito Messrs Burdeau & =
Tayne: Steamer Thompson Dean will leave at
to-nght with 1900 bales, 600 sacks seed and
100 sacks cake. Arrive Tuesday. Good passen-
er trip. W. B. MILLER, Master.
YICKsBURG, Nov. Ito J. B. Woods & Co.,
gents, 104 Common street: Steamer Mollie
oore will arrive Wednesday evening and leave
lturday for st. Louis.
VIM. GLRE, Master.
WITHOUT FAIL,
On Christmas next