The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-04-22

ARRIVALS YESTERDAY.
Marie. Rice Farmer Era No. 10, Lizzie
Hopkins, Mary Ida, Frank Pargoud, John
Kyle, Josephine.
DEPARTURES YESTERDAY.
Marie, Josephine, Henry Tete, st. Mary,
Ruth. Stella Block, Texas, Ouachita Belle
Thompson Dean.
TO ARRIVE
b. Hodge, W. S. Pike, J. F. Fraser, Ida,
Fleta, New Bart Able. Lessie Taylor, Charles
Bodmann, Natchez Josephine, Marie, Bertha
Bruner.
DEPARTURES TO-DAY.
The Frank Pargoud, in all her splendor,
leaves at p. NJ. for Vicksburg and all land
ings in the bends to Greenville, J. NJ. White,
master Messrs. Holmes, McCrindle, Benedict
and Kelly in the Office.
For Lafourche and all coast landings, at 5
r. NJ, the Lizzie Hopkins, N. Y. Dupuis,
master, Mr.. NJ. H. Landry, clerk.
For the Upper Coast to Whitehall Saw
Mill, at 10 A. NJ, the Mary Ida, J. A. Ruiz,
master, E. NJ. Vallette and John Heno,
clerks.
For Lower Coast to Quarantine, at 10 A.
NJ, the Rice Farmer, John Taylor, master.
For Bayou Lafourche at z. NJ, the Era No.
10, Joe Dalferes, master, Tom Clements,
clerk
TOr JeIeESOll, O1IcVopoAUs HAu "AA why
landings on Red River at 2. NJ. the G. Fl.
Durfee. Capt. Geo. w. Rea, W. H. McChes-
ney, clerk.
For Cincinnati and Louisville at 5 P. NJ,
the Exporter John B. Conway, master, Jas.
Reese, Jr., clerk.
For Jefferson and Shreveport, at p. NJ, the
Seminole, Jno. G. Mitchell, master.
For St. Louis. Cairo and Memphis at 5 P.
NJ, the Kouutz Line steamer Henry y. Yae-
ger, l. C. Van Hook, master; N. B. Fow-
Ter, clerk.
MISCELLANEOUS.
For additional river news, see our daily
kilograms.
We learn by arrivals, both from above and
below, that the storm Tuesday night was very
severely felt on the river, steamers having to
tie mp for safety.
The John Kyle, from st. Louis, had II, TIA
packages of freight and 26S head of stock.
Capt John A. Gillian says he left the
Frank Morgan at Shreveport in prime order,
ready for anything that offers The Captain
will remain here for short time.
Capt. J. F. Hicks, who in marine architec-
ture, is building the "greatest Roman Of
them all, arrived here yesterday on the John
Kyle, accompanied by Mr.. All. GFissom.
j. J. Ccmeaux, who committed suicide yes
terday morning. was clerk for while in the
BAYOU Sara trade before the war, but for the
Last nine or ten years has been in the agency
business in this city.
The Rapides wheels in line again as the
Minden packet for Saturday, Capt. Nat
Puckette, the veteran CT this trade, in COM
mand. She lays near the heat of Canal
street, lower wharf, and will be ready to re-
ceive freight this morning
The Stella Block, leaving yesterday, had all
she wanted in the way Of freight
hos al far
time, from the Ouachita trade. She left the
wharf yesterday.
Capt. Hutchinson, Of the John Kyle, has
postponed the departure of this fine steamer
70 Friday, the 23d. Those who wish to travel
on No. boat will have the opportunity Of
fered them on that day.
The Bayou Sara packet, 3. Il. Hodge, will
be found at the wharf this morning, to return
tomorrow, at 10 A. n.
The Lizzie Hopkins, Era No. 10 and Mary
Ida arrived yesterday evening, and return
TO- day.
The W. s. Pike, from Fishers Landing,
will be found at the wharf this morning. to
return tomorrow.
The Maria Louise, for Shreveport, is receiv-
ing to return on Saturday, Oath, at 5. +. NJ,
near the head Of Customhouse street.
The Lessie Taylor will follow the Ouachite
Belle, in the Blanks Line; she will arrive by
tomorrow.
The Bertha Bruner left Trenton yesterday
for this point See her advertisement.
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