The New Orleans bulletin., 1875-12-24

connecting with regular boats for the YaZoo,
TallahatchIe and Sunfower rivers.
| The Great Eastern of the Mississippi, the
Mary Bell, arrived Wednesday night with 1855
bales cotton, 1856 sacks seed, 154 sacks Oil
cake, 25 bbls oil and 100 bbls flour, and lays at
the head Of Graver street. receiving to leave to-
dav for Memphis and the Bends. Besides being
the largest, the Mary is one of the finest boats
that lands at this wharf, and a better ana
stronger one would be hard to find. j. Frank
Hicks, the II an who drives his business, CON-
mands, MIR. Alf. Grissom presides IN the ofhce.
The Frank Pargoud had 1866 bales cotton and
64l2 sacks seed, and got away on time.
Capt. Richard Sinnott has again entered his
fine and large side-wheel Red River steamer Bart
Able in the Alexandria and Grand Ecore trade,
the water this time being more certain, and Will
leave with her on his regular day, Saturday,
George Hamilton having charge OF the ohce.
The Bart Able is receiving to-day.
The Red River Transportation Company's
steamer r. T. Bryarly, W. 7. Scovell master, ".
81. McChesDey clerk, leaves to-day for all land
ings on Red River to Shreveport.
The new Martha is due this evening from the
Lower Coast and will return tomorrow at 7.
NJ, going through to Port Eads.
The Utah, from the Yazoo River, arrived yes
terday with 93l bales cotton and 5l83 sacks seed,
part OF which was reshipped on her at Vicksburg
py the Home and Emma. The Utah will return
to- morrow and will take freight through. T. L.
: Yeasley master, T. K. Voohries clerk.
:, dispatch OF the 20th to the Commercial says
"The Fanny Tatum and John NJ. Chambers,
out from st. Louis, report the 9. " hountz IN
distress at Liberty Island: She appeared to be
lbadly bumped up as if lying over loSs. Her
pumps were going and freight was being cast
overheard. She is lying near the Missouri shore,
and boats can not get near her.
The Mollie Moore, W. E. Gere master, Wm
, Fitzgerald clerk, is receiving to-day AID Will
leave tomorrow for st. Louis and all intermediate
The Natchez, with her Pauley, Leathers and
Jones combined high and low pressure engines,
!, will be in port to-day and tomorrow. Having
t been worked most successfully for some Tune
) past on this boat, full and comprehensive ex-
planation Of them can and will be cheerfully given
by Mr.. Andy Pauley, her chief engineer.
B The fine side wheel passenger steamer Iberia,
George A. Sheldon master, John McConkey clerk,
leaves this morning. at IL O'CLOCK, Tor the Lower
Coast to the Lee Plantation.
|, The Upper Coast packet Josephine leaves this
morning, az usual, at 10, for the Union Planta-
ton. ". L. Cozzens master, G. E. Applegate
= clerk.
The Mary Ida, making tri-weekly trips to the
Union Plantation, st. James parish will arrive
this evening and return tomorrow morning, al
10 o'clock.
o Taylor has clerk ON the levee, head OF Bienvlle
street. and will arrive IN time to leave tomorrow
2 as ucual.
i Coast packet B. l.. Hodge arrived yesterday nat
= in the water with sugar, molasses, cotton and
g rice and returns at 10 o'clock this morning
Is promptly. J. 2. McElroy master, W. K. Great
Il honse, Jr., clerk
:. st. John F. Bergeron master, will be at the land
= ing this morning and will return Tomorrow a.
l. | usual, at 10 O'Clock.
a The new Robert Young is due from Lafourche
and viii leave tomorrow, as Usual, going throuSi
n 10 Thibodaux.
The stella Block being obliged to lay over from
h Yesterday, will go to-day, positively, at P. M.
W taking freight for all points on Black klver ant
n x nEl
~ command, Gabe Block in the Office. The Blocl
+ | gives through bills lading to Floyd.
a The Commercials dispatch OF the 2Oth, IRON
Memphis, says:
I adding 500 bales cotton, which loaded her down
.. The Thompson Dean came up early this morning.
~ with good trip. Close at her heels was tn
- James Howard The Dean came up early thl
a. morning lust ahead of the Howard, having mad
al sixtv-six way landings, and put off over 500 ton
OF on the way. She also led the Howard nearly tn
X entire distaace Both steamers escort each othe
,,SS South, Wednesday. Cotton from here and Hele
81 ma is now shipped at six bits per baie"
81 The Charles Morgan being unavoldably de
Il tanned laid over, and will depart this evening
~ most positively for the Ohio, ALI. Stein master
m Harry Stein clerk.
rs rived up to to-day. She is receiving to-day
leave tomorrow at 5 P. NJ. for all points On tn
10 Ohio through to Cincinnati, D. II. Silver maste
20 Joon s. Lehmer clerk.
in | The ClarkSylll6, OF pne WdlheE anu Lynn
Atchafalaya and Teche line OF packets, will be n
n ceving this morning to leave tomorrow, taklp
Al freight for all points through to st. MarunviA
no. Abe Smith master, Frank Greg CLERK.
90 The Gov Allen, Capt John browns recel
at purchase, to replace the W. s. Pike leaves to-ds
at S P. NJ. for all Coast landings to Bayou Sara
ar returning on Sunday will leave again on Monda
M Mr.. s. s. Streck has charge OF the office.
mn The fine and fast steamer Waloon, Alfred
Ruiz master, P. E. Barry clerk, leaves this NOR
o+ ing at 10 for all way landings on the Lower Goa
~ to the Forts. The Waloon has been put In cor
m plete ORDER and will remain permanently IN II
~ trade, making weekly trips: =, a.o
The J. F. Frazer, Oliver Canton Jr, maste
ito leaves daily, Sundays excepted. at T. M, 1ro
ID the head of Cont street, for the Lower Coast
ed the Belair Plantation.
'0o The fleet side wheel packet Oriole leaves dal
", at 10 A. NJ from the head of Cont street, for II
n Lower Coast to Live Oak Grove.
10 Mr. j. g. Tremoulet, late OF the ST. Mary 81
''o other Lower Coast packets has charge OF Il
at Office of the Geo; spanger MIR: ITemoulet Is Is
"a very clever gentleman, and Is the happy posse
sor of a host of friends.
ras The George spangler is due tonight, and W
nd. return tomorrow, going as far as the hap
he Jack Plantation. Jas. L. O'Pry master.
The Lotus No. 3, IN place OF the Irento
re- will be found at the landing to-day, and Will lea
to-day at 2. NJ, taking freight for all points
md the Atchafalaya, Courtableau, Des Glalhes a
ted Bayou Bout E. Quatrevaux master, ID. MOL
or son clerk. A clerk Is on the landing recelVll
coo freight.
0O0 See the advertisement of the fast and pow
vas ful toWpoat Tante5 ~. III n ~ bod ha -
'er, ai'ies "an'tio "taaIIoa hasora r,okino
rangements elsewhere. ,
ar Rains were reported yesterday at Cairo, Me
les, pnIS, Nasnvhio "Iu mi5n;ilo w .nd Jotonrr
packet Henry Tete arrived yesterday with all E
va- could carry and was to have got away last mig
40 and will return in time to leave again on SAT-
al day. as usual.
or The Mary Ida, detained by fog also. got
. late. and left again last night. She will arr
- to-day again, and leave on Saturday,
The Era No. 10, making semi weekly trips
the Lafourche, will be at The landing this mo
!, Dalferes master, L. E. Alba clerk The 10 Is
J the trade as tender to the Assumption {
the Henry Tete in general, and the Tete IN P
ticular. ~
NJ. The ASSUMPTION, Joe Dalferes master, N