The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-05-12
THE RIVER,
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN,
Wednesday Morning, May Ia, 1875. (
MINIATURE ALMANAC

WEDNESDAY morning, may II, 1910. J
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun Rises ...... 500 Moon -l24S
ssn Sets..... ..645 ID Quarter 20 ds'oi NJ
ARRIVALS.
Great Republic, Bertha, Ruth, Lizzie hop
Ens, Rapides, Bertha Brunner, Marie, nee
and barges, Bastrop.
Mary Ida, J. F. Frazer, Nick Longworth,
Clarksville, r. E. Lee and John +. IoIe.
THOMPSON Dean from Cincinnati, Alice
from Amite River, Henry Tete and Era NO
10 from Lsfourche, G. b. Durfee from Shreve-
port Frank Pargoud from Greenville, Mary
Ida from Upper Coast, J. T. Frazer ana hice
Farmer from Lower Coast.
DEPARTURES TO-DAY.
Lower Coast to Southwest Pass, Quarantine
Station and passenger landings, the United
States mail Marie, W. s. Bassett MASTER
Upper Coast to Union Plantation, at 10 A.
NJ. the Josephine, w. L. Cozzens master.
BayouYL ,fourche, Donaldsonville and all
Coast landings, at 10 A. NJ. the Lizzie Hop
kins, N. z. Dupuis master, N. d. Landry
clerk. :,
Patton Rouge,sPlaquemine. Donaldsonville
and all Coast landings, at +. NJ the Carrie
A. Thorn, Allen Jumel master, Charles A.
Brusle clerk.
Jefferson, Shreveport and all way landings
IN Red River at 5 P. M the Lotus No. 3,
Dave Danals master, H. E. Heath clerk.
Camden, Monroe and all way landings, at
5P. M, the Willie, E. B. Trinidad master.
Camden, Eldorado, Monroe, and all land
ings on Ouachita and Black Rivers, at P. M,
the Rapides, ]. w. Blanks master, John F.
Horr clerk.
st. Louis, Cairo, Memphis and all inter
- <ha h
Lie, J. P. Young master.
Washington, Atchafalaya, Bayou Courta-
bleau and all way landings, at z. NJ, the
Bertha, w. Burton master, A. T. Trousdale
clerk.
Washington, Atchafalaya, Bayou Courta-
bleau and all way landings, the Ruth, E.
Ouatreveaux master, II. Molaison clerk.
Bayou Macon, Tensas, Joe's Bayou and
Black River, at P. NJ, the Garry Owen,
Lou s. Greenlee master. Sam Block clerk.
Camden, Eldorado, Monroe, and all land
ipgs on Ouachita and Black Rivers, ct T. NJ,
the Bertha Drummer, VIM. Wenzsl master.
MISCELLANEOUS.
For additional river news ses our daily
Tie Bastrop whose captain is Gus Hodge
heads the landing at the lower wharf, and
leaves it Saturday without fail, for Bayou Bar
tholomew, taking freight for Ouachita City,
Trenton Monroe, Trinity and all landings on
Ouachita and Black rivers, connecting also
with the regular packets for all the tributa-
ries.
The GAINESVILLE, leaving last evening for
Arkansas River, had splendid trip. Capt
Jones says he is coming back again, with the
hopes of getting just such another trip.
The Garry Owen, for Bayou Macon, leaves
to-day at P. NJ.
The Great Republic arrived yesterday
morning with an immense cargo and full
cabin, numbering among her many passen-
gers several noted personages-the most dis
tinguished being Capt. James B. Eads, OF
bridge building and jetty fame. Coming
from the city of mounds, their pride and
boast. to initiate his great task at the mouth
of our river, may he leave the Crescent City
alike successful and honored.
Capt, Allen Jumel, late clerk of the Ruth,
mot getting through with his labors yesterday
in time to show himself on the Thorn to his
legion of friends, has delayed the departure
Of his fine packet until 2 P. M. to-day, at
which time be will promptly leave for Baton
Rouge and all coast landings. Mr.. Chas: A.
Brusle, SO well known, presides in the Office.
Mr.. H. Molaison, who has so acceptably
filed the position of chief in the Office Of the
Ruth, resumed his old position yesterday
morning on this fiH3 packet.
We hope our shippers will not fail to note
that the Bertha Drummer, Capt. Wenzel, goes
through this trip to Camden, taking freight
for ali points on the Ouachita and Black riv-
ers. leaving to-day at 5 P. NJ.
The bend packet Frank Pargoud will be
found at the head of Common street this
morning. The Frank is the regular Thurs
day P. NJ. boat for all landings from here to
Greenville, under the veteran Capt. j. NJ.
White, Curt Holmes clerk.
m, !, c4oo,,,o Norrio Thorn wac hr0uphf
over to the landing yesterday to take her
place as summer packet to Baton Rouge,
Plaouemines. and Donaldsonville, leaving every
Wednesday at 10 A. NJ, amid Saturday at
p, NJ See advertisement in another column.
The Garry Owen, for Bayou Macon and
Tensas; Lotus No. 3, for Shreveport; Rapides
and Bertha Drummer, for Camden; Ruth and
Bertha, for Opelousas, are all receiving to
leave this evening at P. M.
The Rapides, arriving yesterday from Cam
den, had 1913 bales cotton and II, 200 stave
The Bertha Drummer, from Camden, had
l24 bales of cotton.
The Great Republic had on board II, 20e
packages of freight and 10 head of cattle.
The great Thompson Dean, for Cincinnati
viii be found at the levee this morning, to re
turn Thursday.
EXCHANGE MISCELLANY.
CINCINNATI, May 9.-On her recent upward
trip from New Orleans, the Louisville regis
tered sixty cabin passengers, and her time
from port to port was ten days; running tune
seven days and twenty 1.-TWO hours. making the
run from Louisville here in sixteen hours
She returns to New Orleans next Saturday
The Charles Morgan, returning from New
Orleans leaves there on the 18th inst, reach
ing here upon the 26th inst, leaving Cln Gu.
natl on her eighth grand excursion trip SAT
urday evening, May %.
Capt. J. B. Conway, late of the ill-fatet
Exporter, arrived from New Orleans las
evening, on his way to Pittsburg.
The Ashland leaves for Arkansas River OF
Wednesday, together with Capt Rusks 81
Indiana, for New Orleans.
The Charles Morgan, for New Orleans, de
parted with q fair start. Her freight list con
sists af $40 casks bacon, 325 tierces hams, 10
barrels pork, GOO boxes starch, 275 barrel
whisky, 500 kegs beer. 400 dozen brooms, ~
packages butter, 400 kegs lard, 300 tierce
lad 150 hoyao chaeso 200 hOYas GLASS. IL