The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-11-23

NEW ORLEANS BULLET,
!, Adams and all Coast landings, and has clerk Of
the levee every Tuesday and Friday, at the hea,
of Customhouse street, to receive freight
The W. s. Pike had 1161 bales cotton, 461 sack
seed, $50 hhds sugar, $40 bbls and sc kegs mo
lasses.
The Katie had 4OO6 bales cotton and 1916 sack
seed
The Robt. f. Lee, ". Campbell master A. Nc
Way clerk, leaves to-day at P. NJ. for Vicks
burg and all way landings.
The Assumption brought 100 hhds sugar, 1891
bbls molasses, and 800 sacks rice.
The Henry Tete had lie hhds sugar. 206 bbli
noolasses, 221 sacks rice, and bags seed cotton
She leaves for the Coast, Donaldsonville and La
fourche to-day at II NJ, returns down the
Coast on Wednesday, and leaves again or
Thursday at II NJ. J. F. Aucoin commands, Mr.
NJ. 81. Landry clerk. The Tete is side-whee
steamer and is one OF the finest and fastest that
was ever in the trade.
The ST. John, leaving every Monday Wednes-
day and Saturday at II O'Clock for all Coast land
ings to Donaldsonville, arrived yesterday morn.
ing with 232 hogsheads sugar, 206 barrels mo-
lasses, and al sacks rice, and left on time.
The splendid Ohio River freight and passenger
steamer Arlington, Dan Moore master, Alex. Nc
| Council clerk, is receiving to leave to-day
without fall at P. NJ, taking freight for all in
| termediate points through to Cincinnati.
The famous Charles Morgan is due and will
leave for Cincinnati on Thursday.
The almost new Thomas Sherlock follows the
Morgan and will leave the latter part of the
| week.
| The Poitevent had Sc hhds sugar 122 bbls mo-
| lasses and III sacks rice.
The Mary Ida arrived with SO hhds sugar, 149
| bbls mola sses and PSI sacks rice.
The daily Lower Coast packet J. F. Frazer
| leaves at T. Nj. from the head OF Cont street.
for the Belair Plantation, Oliver Canton, Jr mas
| ter
The Lower Coast mi.weekly packet Favorite,
| John Bietry master, p. 4. Barry clerk, leaves
Tuesday morning at 10 for the Lee Plantation.
The splendid Lower Coast packet st. Mary,
| Fred ProDst master, ]. G. Tremoulet clerk, will
be found at the landing this morning. and will
leave tomorrow at 10 A. NJ for the Quarantine
Station.
The United States mail and passenger steamer
IBERIA, Geo. A. Sheldon master, is due this after
noon, and will leave again tomorrow at 10 A. NJ.
for Port Eads.
The fleet little sidewheel passenger steamer
O1iole, JAS. T. O'Pry master, leaves daily at 10
A. NJ. from the head of Cont street for the Live
Oak Grove Plantation, Lower Coast.
We refer our readers to the advertisement in
another column of the new line Of Lower Coast
packets, comprising the Marie and the new Mar
tina. The line ID established upon a permanent
basis, and under the mana cement of Capt Bas-
sett shippers and passengers can depend upon
the regularity OF their arrivals and departures.
The Martha makes her initial trip on Thursday,
lecture in the arrangement OF her cabin, which,
al We stated some time ago, is built after the
style of the Pullman palace cars, and is finished
off in the finest of style, with every convenience
for privacy and comfort.
The Mary Ida, OF the M. l. line to the Upper
Coast, leaves to-day, at 10 A. NJ for the Union
Plantation, st. James parish. J. A. Ruiz master,
with the accommodating Ed. NJ. Nalette in the
office.
The W. J. Poitevent, of this line, has changed
her schedule of departures. She leaves now
every Monday and Wednesday, at 10 A. NJ, and
saturdays at IL M returning down the Coast on
the alternate days.
The famous Charles Morgan, with the bold
Aft Stein in command, will be found at the land
ing this morning with one of her usua, fine trips
The Morgan leaves on Thursday, and takes
freight for all intermediate points through to
Cincinnati. OF this boat, we clip the following
from her advertisement in the Cincinnati Com
mercial:
composed by a Lady Passenger on the Morgan.
To sound her praises through the air
/ think woul need an organ
For the fastest boat beyonu compare
I'm certain is the Morgan.
The Arlington, for Cincinnati, leaves to-day
positively.
The Commercial of the goth says:
Capt. H. U. Hart has adopted the MOTTO AS
the sun r. es in the East so the II. S. Turner
will surely leave for New Orleans on Tuesday
next This Is Capt. Harris first trip in his new
send-Otf. Capt. John ). Patterson will drop the
huge steamer C. B. Church down to the New Or
leans whartboat to-day, and depart for New Or
leans on Wednesday next.
1.-THE Come and See Me, from Muskingum
River to New Orleans, with tow OF produce
boats, has item Of 5000 bbis potatoes for the
Memphis market, which have been insured for
The Ouachita Belle, John W. Mossop master,
arrived at dark last evening from Vicksburg.
with 29l9 bales cotton, and will return tomorrow
at P. NJ.
The Home, from the Yazoo and Tallahatchie
rivers, arrived yesterday evening, with $50 bales
cotton and 1886 sacks seed. The Home is receiv-
ing to-day for return trip to leave tomorrow at
s P. NJ. B. w. Sturdivant MASTER Charles 81. |
Saver clerk. Nick Donnahue, the well-known
agent, will interview shippers for the Home to-
day.
The Ida from the Atchafalaya and the Bayou
Teche got in last evening, with fine trip, and |
will return tomorrow at P. NJ. T. R. Muggah
master, Fred Il. Buck clerk.
The Trenton was due at dark last evening from |
the Atchafalaya, Courtableau and Des Glaizes, |
and will return this evening at 5. E. Quatre- |
vaux master, III. Molaison clerk.
The New Orleans and Ouachita Transportation |
Company packet, the lightning Willie, arrived |
and bags seed cotton. The Willie is receiving /
for return trip to the Ouachita, and will leave
tomorrow at P. NJ. J. W. Blanks master.
The Carrie V. kountz, from st. Louis, had |
uuo "Trip, anu IL receiving ZOE d return "Trip TO |
leave to-day at P. N. L. J. Allen master, G.
A. Norris clerk.
The Andy Johnson, from st. Louis, will be
found at tie landing this morning, and Is adver-
tised to return to-day at P. M. H. H. Asbury
master, Green F. Shields clerk.
The Glencoe, T. s. Calhoon master, is due to
arrive this morning from ST. Louis, and will re-
turn on Thursday.
The Future City leftiyesterday with tow of
barges
The John r Mauda arrival last evanino with |
full load, from Memphis, and will return to-mor-
row positively at p. NJ. Judd T. West in com
mand, E. W. Outlaw clerk.
The James Howard had not arrived at dark,
but will surely be al the landing this morning,
and will surely leave tomorrow at 5 o'clock
for Memphis and all intermediate points. b. r.
Pegram master. J. II. Chassaign clerk.
The Mary Bell is Que to arrive and will leave
on Thursday.
The Era No. 10, Tom Taylor master, Eessrs.
Mohr, Dugas and Landry clerks, leaves to-mor-
row at Z. NJ. for Bayou Latourche.
The new Robert Young, Z. D. Terrebonne
oasfer Frank Da1fares clerk laayes tO-morrnw