The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-11-20

johnson, st. Louis.
BOATS ADVERT. ED TO LEAVE TO-DAY.
Oriole Lower Coast, 10 A. NJ.
Mary Ida, Upper Coast, 10 A. NJ.
st. Mary, Lower Coast, IL Nj.
st. John, Donaldsonvile, II NJ.
Henry Iete, Lafourche, IL Nj.
J. T. Frazer, Lower Coast, P. NJ.
Era No.A0, Lafourche. 5 z. NJ.
Robert Young, LafouIche, 5 Z. M.
Natchez, Vicksburg, +. NJ
Stella Block, Tensas and Macon 5 P NJ.
Carrie A. Thorn Red River, 5 p. NJ.
Ashland Cincinnati, p NJ.
Mollie Moore, st. Louis, ) 2. M.
Yazoo, Yazoo and Tallahatchie, 5 P. NJ
Lessie Taylor, B. ton Rouge, P. M.
Bertha Drummer, Ouachita, 5 L. NJ.
Gov. Alien, Fort Adams, 5 ?. NJ.
MISCELLANEOUS
For additional river news see our daily tele-
grams.
The Natchez arrived Yesterday morning from
Vicksburg with 1888 bales cotton, and 1916 sucks
seed. She lays at the head Of Common street,
and will return at 2. M. to-day, masking all way
landings, and connecting with regular packets
for the Yazoo and Tallahatchie, Memp rs, Cairo
and st. Louis. Capt. Thos. Z. feathers in COM
mand, Messrs. Muse, Owen, Parker and Grice
IN the office.
The Yazoo is at the landing head Of Com
mon street, receiving to leave this evening for all
points on the Yazoo and Tallahat HE rivers. s.
ii. Pallsot master.
The st. John, from Donaldsonvlle and the
Coast had lis hhds sugar, 80 bbls moasses aud
100 sacks rice. She returns to-day at IL NJ. +.
Bergeron in command.
The Coast and Baton Rouge packet Lessie Tay
lor, Allen Jumel master, n. kenison clerk,
leaves to-day at L. NJ.
The Mollie Moore, W. Gere master, W. Fitz-
gerald clerk, leaves to-day AT . tor ST. Louis and
. all intermediate points.
The Carrie Y Kountz is due to arrive Monday,
and will leave Oh Wednesday for st. Louis.
The Andy johnson from St Louis passed Mem
phis ON Wednesday, and the Glencoe on Thurs
day. The Future City passed Vlcksburg yester-
day.
st. Louis Times 18th:
1.-THE United States supervising inspector of
steamboats, has issued report, In which he
states that the loss of life In the past year on the
rivers, lakes and coast is much less than in
the preceding year, and remarks that 1t is partly
owing to the watchfuIness and care OF the officers
crafts and vessels engaged i'll boating.
On her first trip down the Mary Bell, owing to
low water and the delay in handling her In mems
cargo with short crew, was long time III
getting through. To those unacquainted with
these facts the impression may have been created
that however magnificent she might be In her
proportions, and great as carrier, yet she lacked
the motive power necessary to such boat. We
feel perfectly safe in saying to such that they
mistaken. 1t never was thought for one moment
that she would rival in speed the fleet coursers
that form the Vcksburg Packet Company, but it
was thought and correctly, too, that she would
be fast enough for the trade for which she was
intended. and the time made by he Mary on her
trip to Helena demonstrates beyond doubt that
she is not slow boat Capt. Hicks is essentially
q. business man, aAd very practical one besides,
and if he has erred ID a single particular IN the
construction Of his boat, critical judges OF such
matters have failed so far to detect it.
The new Assumption had 5 bags seed cotton,
157 hhds sugar, s9S bbs molasses and 20 sacks
corn. Leaving on time yesterday, she will return
Tomorrow and leave again on Monday at IL.
The side-wheel Hem y Tete making tri- weekly
trips, will be found at the landing this morning,
nd will lpaya this 10 M for the Cost Donald
sonve and Bayou Lafourche; J. T. Aucoin mas
ter, NJ. H. Landry clerk.
The Era No. 10, Tom Taylor master, Messrs
Mohr, Dugas and Landry clerks, leaves this P.
NJ for all landings on the Coast, Lonaldsonyllle
and Bayou Lafourche.
The new Robert Young q. D. Terrebonne mas
ter, leaves to-day at p. M. for Donaldsonville
and Bayou Lafourche, extending her trips to
New River. .
The Stella Block arrived yesterday morning
with 222 bales cotton and S23 sacks seel She
returns to-day positively at 2 M, taking freight
for all points on the Black. Tensas and Macon,
Joe Walker master, Gabe Block clerk.
The Tensss arrived also yesterday from the
Tensas and Macon, and will return to-day.
The Bertha Drummer was brought to the land
ing yesterday, and is receiving to leave to day
positively for the Black and Ouachita rivers, VIM.
Wenzel in command. The Drummer is just out
of the docks, and has been placed in thorough
repair, has had her guards wldened two feet, ana
as an extreme light draught boat, she is valua-
BILE addition to the New Orleans and Ouachta
Transport alton Company line of steamers.
The lightning Willie, j. W. Blanks master, is
due from the Ouachita.
The Carrie A. Thorn, for Red River, leaves to-
day. sure, at P. M. The Thorn is line steamer,
will connect with the Homer and Garry Owen,
and her departure can be depended upon
Charlie Thorn commands; Adolph Grlvot In the
office.
The fleet and elegant ide-wheel Lower Coast
packet Oriole, one of the most regular and rell-
able packets that lands at this or any other port,
4. Nl,1h ,,I az ffafr A
A. NJ, Sundays excepted, for the Live Oak Grove
Plantation. James L. O'Pry commands.
The independent Line OF daily and semi-weekly
Lower Coast packets depart as follows: j. r.
Frazer Oliver Canton, Jr., master, daily at T.
NJ. to the Belair Plantation Favorite, John NJ
Bietry master, z. L. Barry clerk, every Tuesday
and Friday, 10 A. NJ, to the Lee Plantation.
The beautiful Lower Coast packet ST. Mary
leaves to-day at ~ M. for all landings through
to Port Eads. Fred Probst n-aster, j. G. Ire
moulet clerk. The st. Mary lays at the jetties
long enough on Sunday morning to allow a full
view of the works, and will sell round trip tickets
The large and fine steamer Ashland VIII ii.
Kyle ma ter Jas. Alexander clerk, leaves to-day
ats p. Al. Tor Memphis, Cairo and all points on
the Ohio to Cincinnati.
The Arlington, from Cincinnati,is due to arrive
tonight
Cincinnati Commercial, 18th:
Capt John X. Booths t0wboat John W. Gar
rett and barges leave Wheeling for New Orleans
on Saturday, aud will arrive here on Tuesday
next.
@ sCapt. IF. Ames Fisher leaves for Memphis to-
night by rail, where he will resume charge OF
the Office Of the towboat John Means, des .lned
for New Orleans with big trip
The. fleet Mary Ida, j. A. Ruiz master, with the
accomplished I'd Vallette in the office, leaves
this morning at 10 for all landings on the Upper
Coast to Union Plantation, st. James parish.
The splendid Coast and Fort Adams semi
weekly packet Gov. Allen, John c. Libano mas
ter Andy Roland and Ned Phelps clerks, leaves
to-day at p NJ. promptly from The head OF Gus
tomhouse street.
Receipts of sugar yesterday $50 bids; molas-
SEES 1889 bbls.
by Telegraph
yIcKsBuRG, Nov. 1910 j. b. Woods, Agents.
104 Common street: The steamer Carrie Y.
Eountz will arrive Monday morning, and leave
for St. Louis Wednesday evening, Nov. d.
l.. j. ALLEN, Master.