The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-06-10
THE RIVER,
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN,
Wednesday, June 10. 1876.

OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN,
Wednesday, June TO- 1876. !
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun Ris.s .4:59 Moon Rises. IL 20 A. M.
6un Sets .6:5s Full IS d. 5:57 p N.
Oriole, Waloon, Marie, Frank Pargoud, G.
ii. Durfee, Josephine, Rice Farmer, City OF
Alton, Era No. 10, Henry Tete.
DEPARTURE.
Oriole, Waloon, Marie, Josephine. Carrie
A. Thorn, J. F. Frazer, Lotus No. 3, Ruin,
Willie, Bertha, Charles Morgan.
TO ARRIVE.
Oriole, Waloon, Marie and j.. +. Frazer
from Lower Coast, Josephine from Upper
Coast. Bertha Drummer and LESSEE Taylor
from Ouachita, Bart Able from Grand Ecore,
w. s. Pike from Bayou Sara, Natchez from
Vicksburg
DEPARTURES TO-DAY.
Lower Coast to Belair and Star Plantations,
Jesuit's Bend Terra Bmuf and way landings
alto A. NJ, the new side-wheel passenger
packet Oriole, M. Carrick master, James I.
O'Pry clerk
Lower Coast to Quarantine Station, at 10 A.
NJ, the Rice Farmer. John Taylor master.
Upper Coast to Whitehall Saw-Mill, at 10
A. NJ, the Mary Ida, J. A. Ruiz master,
Messrs. vallette, BARLEY and Heno clerks.
Vicksburp and the Bends, NatcheZ, Bayou
Sara. Baton Rouge and all way landings, at 5
p. NJ, the Katie J. NJ White master, Curt
Holmes clerk.
Delhi. BAYOU Macon, Tensas, Bnuf River
and way landings at P. NJ, the Garry Owen,
Lon. 8. Greenlee master, Sam. Block clerk
BAYOU Lafourche, Donaldsonville and all
Coast landings, at 5 p. NJ, the Era No. 10,
Joe Dalferes master.
St Louis, Cairo, Memphis and the Bends,
ats. p. NJ. ths James Howard, B. R. Pegram
master, J. 81. Chassaing clerk.
MISCELLANEOUS.
For additional river news see our daily tele-
grams
The superb Katie, J. M. White, master,
leaves at to-day for Vicksburg and the
bends, in place of the steamer Frank Par
aoud. Messrs Holmes, McCrindle, Benedict
and Kelly clerks
The Rice Farmer, John Taylor, master,
leaves this morning at 10 for all landings on
the Lower Coast to the Quarantine Station.
The Lower Coast United States mail packet
Marie will arrive this evening and leave again
Tomorrow morning at from the Canal street
Ferry Landing. w. 8. Bassett, master.
Pilot AL Harmon died in the hospital at
Cairo on Sunday morning last.
The Upper Coast packet Josephine. that
left Yesterday morning, arrives this evening
and leaves again tomorrow morning at III.
The famous Saturday Vicksburg packet
Natchez arrives early this evening. and leaves
on Saturday as usual. The Natchez has
complete and regular connections at Vicks-
burg, and forwards passengers and freight
through without delay to St Louis, Cairo and
Memphis.
The Mary Ida, the tri-weekly Upper Coast
packet. leaves this morning at 10 o'clock for
Whitehall Sawmill. J. A. Ruiz master,
Nessrs. vallette, BARLEY and Heno clerks.
The Ida leaves here again on Saturday.
The Alex. Mitchell and the Lake Superior
oollided on the Upper Mississippi on Friday
last and damaged each other considerably.
The Bart Able, Capt Dick Sinnott, with
Geo. Hamilton clerk, is due to arrive this
evening from Grand Ecore and return on
Saturday, taking freight for all way landings.
The Oriole leaves here daily, Sundays ex-
cepted, for all landings on the Lower Coast
to the Belair plantation, offering special in
ducements to excursionists in either large or
small parties, at very low rates.
Col. Andrews, contractor under Capt. Eads,
purchased the steamer Grafton, at St Louis,
Tor service in connection with his contracts.
The Monday and Thursday Bayou La
fourche packet Era No. 10, Joe Dalferes mas
ter. leaves at s P. M. to-day promptly, max
ing all coast landings. The Era returns on
Sunday, and has clerk at the foot of Cont
street daily to represent her.
The Henry Tete will be at the landing this
morning and leave again tomorrow morning
at 10 A. M, punctually, for all Coast landings
and Bayou Lafourche. J. F. Aucoin, master,
p. A. Charlet, clerk.
The Frank Pargoud commenced the season
lust finished in the New Orleans, Vicksburg
and Bend trade on the 10th of last September
and ended it yesterday. In that time she
brought to this port 64,O72 bales Of cotton,
1875, 576 sacks cotton seed, sacks seeds cot
ton and 597 sacks cotton seed meal. The
Pareoud will be represented while repairing
by the Katie, the equal Of the Frank in every
particular.
bales cotton, 344 head of cattle, 1856 head OF
sheep and 1872 slaves. The Durfee is re-
ceiying to leave again on Saturday, the 18th,
Geo. Rea master, W. H. McChesney clerk.
The Bertha Drummer and Lsssie Taylor will
be the next arrivals from the Ouachita. The
latter will arrive Friday morning.
The Bart Able leaves on Saturday for Grand
Ecore.
The Grand Lake No. 2 and barges leave
st. Louis on Saturday. The Grand Lake is
the last purchase by the Mississippi Valley
Transportation Company, and is powerful
boat The Future City is now en- route with
a tow, and will arrive to leave the first OF the
coming week. John A. Stevenson, 46 Camp
street, agent
The large passenger steamer City OF Alton
arrived Yesterday with 1852 packages flour
and meal, 1890 sacks Of grain and 1895
packages of miscellaneous freight, and Will
leave on Saturday without fail for st. Louis,
Cairo, Memphis and the bends. !,
The City of Alton will be followed by the
Susie Silver, now on the way, and due the
last of this week.
The James Howard, the largest boat on the
river, leaves at P. NJ to-day, for St. Louis
Cairo, Memphis and the Bends under the
command Of Capt. B. r. Pegram. The
Ho ward has unusually large staterooms, wide
guards, with a table equal to the best, is fast,
safe, has clever officers and offers every in
ducement for most pleasant trip. MI. ]. II.
Chassaing presides in the office.
The fine tug Belle Darlington, when not en-.
gagged, can be found, with steam up at the
Julia street landing, ready for any job thai