The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-07-17

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Length of day 13h sim
st. Mary, ]. F. Frazer, Fleta, Willie, Bar
DEPARTURES.
st. Mary, Iberia, Favorite, Henry Tete. W
5. Pike, Bastrop.
TO ARRIVE.
st. Mary, Iberif, Rice Farmer Lower Coast
favorite, Upper Coast; R. 7. Bryarly, Rec
River; Robt. Mitchell, Ohio River.
DEPARTURES TO-DAY.
Grand Isle from the head of Harvey's Cana
at A. NJ, positively, the Minnie, Gu.
Richards master, A. P. Trousdale clerk.
Belair and Star Plantations, Jesuit's Bend
Terre-au-Boeuf and way landings on Lower
Coast, at 10 A. NJ, the st. Mary, JAS 7. OPry
master.
Port Eads, Pilot Town, Quarantine and all
landings on Lower Coast, at 10 A. NJ, the
Marie, w. s. Bassett master.
Upper Coast to Union Plantation, st.
James, at 10 A. NJ, the Mary Ida. J, A. Rniz
master, E. NJ. Valette clerk.
Lower Coast to the Lee Plantation at 10 M 4,
the }. f. Frazer, 0. Canton, Jr. Master, p. f..
Barry clerk.
Vicksburg, Natchez, Bayou Sara and all
way landings, at P. NJ, the Gov. Allen, Jno.
q. Benson master, John c. Baker clerk
Grand Ecore Alexandria and all way land.
Ings on Red River, at P. NJ, the Texas
DICK Sinnott master, W. C. French clerk.
Opelousas and all Coast landings at P. NJ,
the Fleta, G. @. Pickett master, S. Meynier,
ST., clerk.
Baton Rouge, Plaquemine and all Coast
landings, at P. NJ, the Carrie A. Thorn,
Allen Jumel MASTER Chas. Brusle clerk.
Camden, Monroe and all way landings on
Black and Ouachita rivers, at P. NJ, the
Willie, J. W. Blanks master, Ed. Phelps clerk
st. Louis, Cairo, Memphis and the Bends,
at 5 P. NJ, the Bismarck, Jno. Spane master,
e. Ross Powell clerk.
Memphis and the Bends, at P. M, the
Ruth, Milt Harry clerk.
Jefferson, Shreveport and way landings on
He'd River, at P. NJ, the Col. A. p. Kouns,
M. d. kouns master, G. w. Drown clerk.
MIsCELLANEoUs
For additional river news see our daily tele-
grams
The fine steamer Gov. Allen, John G.. Ben
son master, John c. Baker and Charley Grice
clerks Tin place Of the Natchez), leaves to-
day at P. NJ, for Vicksburg, connecting with
regular packets for the bends, Memphis, Cairo
and st. Louis.
The reliable Coast packet Mary Ida, J. A.
Ruiz master, leaves at 10 this morning for the
Union Plantation, ST. James parish. Messrs
Vallette, BARLEY and Heno clerks
The Lessie Taylor, with the sturdy Allen
Jumel in command, Chas Brusle and Arthur
Comstock clerks, leaves this evening at for
all Coast landings to Baton Rouge The Tay-
Tor has been entered permanently in and will
leave regular every Saturday at 5, and We'd
nesday at 10.
We published yesterday clipping to the
effect that the Thompson Dean had been sold
to parties at st. Louis Tor the sum of S25, OOO
Later exchanges tail to confirm the sale; in
fact, contradict it. We doubt the sale, for
the reason that yesterdays dispatches inform
as that she reshipped her Ohio River and St.
Louis freight at Cairo, and had gone to
Mound City for repairs. We announced a
few days ago that Capt. Miller intended to
change her into cotton carrier for the Mem
phis trade, and the last move of hers looks as
if the original intentions were to be carried |
into effect.
The Willie leaves to-day for the Ouachita |
through to Ouachita City. The Willie makes |
weekly trips, leaving every Saturday,, and is
under the command of Capt j. W. Blanks. |
The Ruth is to leave to-day fer Memphis,
under the command of Capt Milt. Harry.
notice to those having claims against the |
Ruth, is published in another column, under |
the head of special notices.
The j. NJ. Gault lays at the lower wharf,
and is to leave to-day for Lake Pontchartrain.
The Gault was brought here three weeks
ago, and in that time has received extensive |
repairs.
The James Howard is to follow the John
A. Scudder from st. Louis.
The Marie leaves promptly at 10 to-day
from the Canal street ferry landing, for all
landings on the Lower Coast to Pilot Town
and Port Eads, paying particular attention to
plantation business.
Capt. Perry Tharp is figuring on stern
wheel steamer for Capt o. P. Shinkle and
Others, her length to be $50 feet, beam 3S
feet and depth of hold 6 feet She will be
similar to the Cherokee, and ply in the New
Orleans trade
The Secretary of the Treasury decides
that an alien can not be legally licensed in
the capacity of master of an American vessel
licensed as an engineer or pilot, provided he
has declared his intention to become a citi-
zen of the United States.
Dhe new towboat building at Pittsburg for
the Grand Lake Coal Company will be the
most powerful on the Western waters She
will have Hartupee's compound engines, q
small cylinder, 8 inches in diameter, and
large cylinder, 43 inches in diameter, feet
stroke. Her shaft will be Rectangular, Is
inches in diameter, working 30 foot bucket, :
steel boilers, six in number, 40 inches IN
diameter, 20 and feet long.-Cin. Com.
Capt. Thos. T.. Morse, Of the Iberia, left
yesterday morning for Bayou Teche, and will
return Tuesday night Capt. Geo. A. Sheldon
in his absence.
The Col A. P. Kouns, Mart Kouns master.
ehas W. Drown clerk, leaves to-day without Z
fail for all landings on Red River to Jeffer-
son. Hereafter the boats of this company
will leave Shreveport on Tuesday and Friday,
and will also make ten-day trips.
Tho favnrifa Ricp,o,oL 1oovoo today for c
Memphis, Cairo and St. Louis, giving
through tickets to St. Paul She is q very
steamer, comfortable in every
respect and is differed by clever and expe-
rienced officers, under the command of Capt.
John Spane.
The Grand Isle excursion steamer Minnie
leaves this morning at s, sharp, from the
head of Harvey's Canal. See her advertise S
ment in another column.
The Bart Able has been laid up for the
purpose of repairs and will be replaced tenn =
Ill L. H. ,kao