The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-11-30

The Bertha Drummer, VIM. Wenzel master, of
the above line. arrived from Columbia yesterday
with 760 bales cotton.
The J. F. Frazer and Favorite, forming the In
dependent Line OF Lower Coast daily and tr-
weekly packets, leave as follows: the Frazer,
Oliver Canton, Jr., master, daily at 2. d. to the
Belair, and the Favorite, John Bietry master,
every Tuesday and Friday at 10 A. NJ. and sun
day at 3 Z. NJ. to the Lee Plantation.
he Era No. TO- Tom Taylor master, j. 7.
Mohr clerk, will be found at the landing this
morning, from the Lafourche, and Will return on
Wednesday at P. NJ
The Robert Young leaves every Wednesday at
II NJ. and Saturday at ?. NJ. for Lafourche ana
Plaquemine, and will be found at the Landing
this morning. L. ID. IerrebOnne master, FRANK
| Dalferes clerk.
| The Henry Tete. from the Lafourche, had 272
hhds sugar and 40S bbls mo.ass-s, and returns
this morning at u N. J. F. Aucoin master, VI.
H. Landry clerk.
The Assumption. Capt. Joe Dslferes, had 600
bbls molasses and 272 hhds sugar. She returns
in time to leave again Wednesday at II NJ
The Bonnie Lee, Noah Scovell MISTER. arrived
Sunday from Grand Ecore with f3l bales OF
cotton.
| The light drausht Belle Rowland, Geo. ". Rea
master FL. G. Bozeman clerk, sails under the
colors Of the New Orleans and Red River Trans
| portation Company, to-day at o'clock Z. NJ, for
| Red River. connecting with the Garry Owen and
| Homer at Alexandra for points above.
The Susie liver from Ca TO arrived Sunday
with large trip, part Of which was 1855 bales
cotton, 9423 sacks corn and 1855 sacks seed. The
| Silver is loading to leave to-day at p nj. for
Cincinnati and all intermediate points on the
| Ohio AS she is very commodlous passenger
| steamer, extra Undue 5ments are offered on her
| for pleasant trip. D. II. Silver commands, j.
| S. Lehmer clerk.
The George Spangler, n. Williams master,
rived on Sunday from Cincinnati. Her future
movements have not been decided upon
The NJ. l. Line steamer W.: j. Poitsvent, S.
Heno master George F. BARLEY clerk, leaves
| or q Nj
for the Union Plantation, Upper Coast.
The Mary Ida, also of this line, Com. J. A
Ruiz in command, Ed. NJ. Valette in the office,
leaves Tuesday, thursday and Saturday at 10 A.
| NJ. for the same point.
1he Mary Ida had So hogsheads sugar and 343
barrels mOlasses.
The Poitevent had ia hogsheads sugar and
| 1877 barrels molasses.
| The Hodge bad 1876 bales cotton, 2OS hhds
sugar and 1904 bbs molasses.
| The Commonwealth and City of Alton both
passed Yickeburg Sunday. The Commonwealth
leaves on Thursday, the City OF Alton ON FIJI
| The schooner Veto is lying b oadside at the
landing near the head Of st. Louis street, taking
on sugar. This is portion of the landing used
almost exclusively by steamboats, from the
Lower Coast and from which space they are
thereby crowded out to their detriment. The
Josephine had to land headon at the stern OF the
Veto, with hardly room to rig her stages, and the
Rice Farmer had to e outside OF the Mary Ida.
Further comment is unnecessary.
| The imperial Thompson Dean will be found at
the landing this morning. with full trip from
| Memphis, and will return tomorrow at Z. Nj.
The Dean is truly fine steamer, large and last,
and that she is very popular is evidenced by the
amount of business she is doing; W. b. Miller Is
her comm, Dder, with the accomplished George
| F. Mlltenberger in the office.
The Charles Morgan, that left here Friday, had
1926 bba and 173 half bbls mol4sses, Alb hhds
sugar. 1870 bbls OIL S5 bbls rice, 30 bales cotton,
80 hhds cocoanuts, 100 empty carboys, 3S3 beer
kegs, 400 cases can goods, ) bales WOOL AZ bbls
beer, 105 bbis oranges, and 200 boxes ralslns;
the actual weight Of which was lO04 TONS the
largest Ohio River trip that has left here in many
DAYS.
The John Means arrived yesterday from the
Ohio with fatboat and 3 barges, containing
9O36 bbls potatoes / ,6S5 kegs nails, and ii Is
bbls oil. The Means will return, witho delay,
to Cairo, where she has a return load engaged.
The Billy Collins also in tow of the Means
and will enter one Of the tributary trades.
The LIZZIE Gardner, with a tow, arrived yes
terday morning, and landed near Greenvllle.
The Arkansas, with a tow, Is due.
The river at Louisville rose IL inches on Friday.
} At Cincinnati it rose during the same time D
feet, and was rising at the rate OF 3 inches per
hour.
Three steamers with twentv-four boats and
seven barges loaded with 900 bushels OF coal,
were to come out from Pittsburg on this rise, Tor
New Orleans
The Mary Houston, Chas. Miller master. and
the Thomas Sherlock, Lew Hates master, Will
both arrive to-day from Cincinnati The Hous
ton is first on the list for return, to be followed
by the Sherlock. This latter steamer returns
under new regime, Capt. Hates having sue
Gee ded Capt. Hart i'll command. She Is an eX-
8 cepuonally fine steamer, and under Capt. hates
3 administration will sustain her name as such
r The Houston is known throughout The Valley as
I one of the most popular steamers that ever run
to the Ohio.
r The Susie Silver goes TO-DAY, sure
3 D. ilton Pawsar, who was engineer OF the Eclipse
? in her race With the Shotwell, died IN La Crosse
Wis, on the 9Th.
: Hav King will be the name of Capt. Schenck's
g new boat recently built at Madison.
A telegram of the 26th, from Memphis, to the
Commercial, says:
+ "Tbe Commonwealth came down this morn
ing, and added 300 bales of cotton here The
Cherokee, do yn this morning, with 800 tons, anC
added COG bales cotton here. large quantity Ii
Y at landings below, awaiting boats to be carried
8 south"
r The Little Rock Gazette of Wednesday says:
0 "a good rise IN the old Arkansas would move
e thousands of bales of cotton. Capt. }. ). Jones
of the fast steamer Clarksvle, is in the city. Ht
reports the boat at Nicholas landing, tWent.
t from New Orleans.
See the telegram from the Shannon below.
9 The YaZoo from the Yazoo River, arrived yes
terdav with CTS bales cotton and $500 sacks seet
Il cotton, and will return to-day. W. ). Jones, mas
. The W. s. Pike arrived late in The day yester
day with full trip from Bayou Sara, and got OF
some time last night
On account of some slight repairs, the 1berl
laid over until tomorrow, when she will leave a
10 A. M. for Port Eads. Her freight and tn
matt we're sent by the Waloon, Capt. Taylor
neat and regular Lower Coast packet.
The Martha, from the Lower Coast, arrive
yes erday, and will return to-day at II NJ, con
Meeting with the Marie for the Passes. Capt
% w. S basset in command
.. The splendid Lower Coast passenger steame
! ST Mary, Fred Probst master, J. G. Tremoule
= clerk will be found at the landing to-day, recely
- ing to leave for the Quarantine Station to-mor
= row at 10 A. NJ.
The side-wheel passenger steamer Oriole leave
daily at 1OA. NJ, from the head Of Cont street
> for the Lower Cost to the Live Oak Grove PlaI
- tation, Jas. T. OPry in command.
The Atlantic and barges, from st. Louis, ar
due, and will return without delay;J. A. Steven
a SOP, AS Camp street. agent.
e, The Lee leaves to-day without fail.