The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-01-13
THE RIVER.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS Ru11,Er,n

Of OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN.
,o Wednesday Morning, Jan. 10, 1875.
The river office of the BULLETIN has be-
80 removed from Kouns's Building, Canal sire
~ ~ ferry landing, to No. Delta street, over
cn Conery d Sons, where the UNDERSIGNED cs
70, be found daily from 8 A. NJ. to p. NJ.
~ GEO. J. DUNCAN,
.; River Reporter N. o. Bulletin.
- The weather yesterday was rather war,
., TOR the season-cloudy and foggy. The mu
"a q on the landing continues to increase.
- Two city iaborers were engaged yesterda
~ !. IN keeping the Common street crossing clea
y of mud This is we'll.
D. Business on the landing was very dull yes
terday. The dullness was principally cause
. by the miserable weather which we have bee
y having for the past week or two.
e The st. John has decided to lay quiet INIT
the weather gets better. Due notice will h
= given of her next departure.
- That hole in the lower wharf lust below
!, the Harbor Police Station, is nearly closed.
The Fleta came out OF dock yesterday il
hp-top order, and she is not afraid. Gait
,, Greenlee will start her out for Bayou Macon
and Tensas, in few days.
, Capt. John Heinz informed us vesterdap
that he was negotiating for packet for the
Grand Ecore trade. The Peoples Grand Ecere
. ana New Orleans line are prepared to either
purchase or charter boat, and Capt. Heinz
! has three suitable boats at his disposal.
The Fleta leaves for all landings on BAYOU
Bartholomew at P. M. Thursday, 18th inst.
under command Of Capt. E. B. Trinidad,
with our courteous friend Mr.. Hazard in
charge of her Office. She will make regular
1ourteen-day trips during the high water
season.
The Frank Pargoud is receiving at the head
OF Canal street, for Vicksburg and the Bends.
She leaves, as usual, at p NJ. tomorrow.
The Belle Lee is receiving to leave at 5P.
M: tomorrow, for Memphis and the Bends
The departures yesterday were as follows ::
K. p: Lee for Vicksburg, G. H. Durfee for
BED River, Garry Owen for Camden, Seminole
for Grand Ecore, Mary Houston for the Ohio,
and the usual Coast packets.
| The present weather has interfered greatly
| with our regular packets, all country roads
being in such wretched condition as to render
hauling to the river landings impossible.
Inc Era No. III, detained by the inclement
weather yesterday, was forced to postpone her
departure. She leaves at p. NJ TODAY. for
Jefferson, Shreveport and all way landings.
The Bertha is receiving to leave for Ope-
lousas at P. NJ. to-day
Late advlces report plenty of water in Red
ana Ouachita rivers, with prospects for more |
HE ST: MARY.-The following appeared in
our column yesterday morning:
'lt was rumored yesterday that Capt. Jhon
Helm had chartered the st. Mary for the
Grand Ecore trade"
we were informed yesterday by Capt.
Probst, through his clerk. Mr.. Tremoult. that
there was not the Leaf foundation for such a
rumor, as the St. Mary has met with ample
encouragement in the Lower Coast, and her
commander, approaching the kindness of the
planters, has determined to keep boat in
the trade all the year round. In fact. he
went there to stay, and means to do it. We
scarcely credited the rumor, and only gave it
circulation as an item of news,
Inc LESSEE Taylor leaves positively at 5 P.
M: to-day, for Camden; the Ouachita Belle
follows in the Blanks Line on Saturday. 18th
inst. N c
Half card to Red River up and one dollar
bale from Shreveport down, are the present
rates. F
Rates to Ouachita remain firm at full card
STEAMBOATS, LEAVING THIS DAY. n
FOR CAMDEN-Bldnlcs Line.-The s11perb
passenger packet Lessie Taylor, M. Kenisson, a
master, L. John and Owen Jamison, clerks, =
caves tor the above and all way landings at c
T. M. to-day. The Lessie has but few
EQUALS as passenger packet, and certainly
10 superlors; her officers from the captain
lown are we'll known for their attention to c
!uty. Capt Joe Walker, assisted by Mr..
larrlson' nave charge OF the steering appara- B
For YAzoo R1vER-The through packet Z
azoo, W. B. Richardson, master, Charles T. \
aliace, clerk, leaves for Vicksburg and all
'ndlngs on Yazoo and Tailahatchie rivers at =,
P. NJ. to-day. u
For BAYoUD'ARBoNNE-The popular Bertha to
runner, VIM. Wentzell, master leaves for p
Trenton, Monroe and all way -
ndings at P. M. to-day. A
FOR RED RIvER.-The Era No. 10, with ~
apt. VIM Gilen on the roof and our popu-
friend Tom Clements in the Office. leaves
2. NJ. to-day. H
For LOWER CoAsT.-The fine passenger FL
Gamer st. Mary, Fred. Probst, master, II
ayes at 10 A. NJ to-day. for all landings on the
9 Lower Coast as tar down as Lee plants. On
N. MI. Tremoulet, a courteous and atten- On
re gentleman, has charge of her Office. IN On
The Osceola leaves at p. NJ. TODAY. for On
emphis W.
The R. W. Dusan, leaves for Arkansas
yer at 3 P. NJ. to-day.
FOR OPELoUsAs. = The regular weekly
cket Bertha, H. H. Broad, master, J 3
hmldt, clerk, leaves as above at p. M. to-
toR ST. LoU1s.-M y I. Co-The Mary
zee and barges, s. A. Toms, master. leaves 1870
above at P. NJ. to-day. wv,
by Telegraph WI
SHREVEPORT, Jan. ITO Geo. L. Kouns
1T last night with HOO bales Jefferson cot For
l. Advertise to leave positively Saturday, >,
Jefferson direct M II. KoUNs. al al
Steamer Col A. P. Kouns. X
1t the hour of closing this report it is hard ~
speculate upon the kind of weather in store ~ =,
us to-day. IL, III
nne' AaS' PASSENGER packet ClarkSvllle, gene
). Jones, master, leaves at 5 P. M TODAY seas
Fort Smith, Van Buren, and all LANDINGS On
arm Mediate IN Arkansas p;o- 0eo hour
We call attention to the special notice Of
.mer John Kyle, in another column. w
he Cherokee leaves at P. NJ, Thursday I'M
a inst, for Cincinnati and all way land,
;. II
he Il. W. Dugan, Lou. Brvson. maator . SUI
res at p. NJ. to-day. for Fort Smith "y o'clo
landings on the Mississippi and Arkansas tom tom
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