The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-12-03

leaving every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
promptly at the above hour.
The fast United States mail and side.wheel
passenger steamer Iberia leaves to-cay at 10 A.
NJ, from the head OF Cont street, for al land
ings on the Lower Coast t Port E4dS. Geo. a..
Sheldon captain, John McConkey clerk.
The J. T. Frazer and Fayorte, forming the In
dependent Line OF Lower Coast daily and tri-
weekly packets, leave as follows: the Frazer
oliver Canton, JT., MASTER daily at 2. N. to the
Bel21r. and the favorlte, John Betty master,
every Tuesday and Friday at 10 A. NJ. and gun
day at 7. II. TO the Lee Plantation.
Inc lle-Wheel passenger steamsr Oflole leaves
daily at 10 A. NJ, from tue heac Of Cont street,
for the Lower Co-st to the Live Oak Grove Plan
tation, Jas. 7. OPry in command.
The elegant Coast and Bayou Sara semi-weekly
packet W. S Pike John J. Brown master, 5. 5.
Streck clerk, leaves today puuctually at P. ii.
The Coy. Allen j. due to-day and viii leave to-
morrow at 5 P. NJ. for the Coast and Fort Adams,
John c. Libano in command, Andy Roland clerk.
| The Allen has clerk on the landing, head of
! Customhouse street.
The new Bonnie Lee is receiving to leave to-
morrow positively for all landings on Red River
to Shreveport. Noah Scoyell CAPITA Il, Matt SEQ
veil clerk.
Capt. Dick Sinnott brought the c. H. Durfee
IN place Of the Bart Able 10 the landing yester-
day, and Will leave tomorrow without fail for
Alexandria and Grand Ecore, taking freight
| through at one card rates. George Hamilton has
/
ST. LOUIS Nov. 3d." The l000-tOn steamer
Tom Jasper was towed to the sectional docks yes
| terday, Capt L. L. DaTidson having given a con-
tract to that institution to give her an almost new
hull: 30 feet are to be aided to her length and
| foot to her depth, making her capacity 1900 or
1000 tons. Capt. Davidson will put her in the st.
| Louis and New Orleans trade next spring. She
is to be completed about the middle of January.
! The total cost of repairs and improvements will
| be $40, 900. Capt. Davidson has not determined
cylinders
| are 26 inches in diameter, Z foot stroke The
| Jasper has three boilers, and will be added
on the new boat.
'Ihe light draught steamer May Lowrey came
to the landing from the docks yesterday, fully re-
paired, ami leaves for New Orleans tomorrow.
She is kouutz liner, and VIM. BraithwaIt COM
mands."
The large and popular City of Alton arrived
yesterday morning from st. Louis with large
trip, part of which SO bales cotton and 1928
sacks seed, and Is receiving to leave on return
trip tomorrow at 7. Nj, giving through bills
lading to all points North and West VIA Cal and
Belmont. The Alton is well known to the ship
ping ana travelling public aud with both has
good name. Capt. Ii. h. BlXby commands, Mr..
VIM. Mason clerk.
The Commonwealth had 500 hhds and $50 boxes
sugar. $50 bbs molasses, 40 bbls rosiD and
pitch, 105 sacks salt, 100 tons suudry freight and
20 passengers.
The Atlantic left for St. Louis last evening
with 3 barges.
vii! be got cut of this water, the most of which
wi 60 South. The Indications are that there
will be barge water for several days, but the most
OF the barge coal is gone.
Capt. Nint Shinkles new steamer Golden Rule,
Will leave Cincinnati on the l1th.
he Mary Houston, for Cincinnati, had 1000
bbls mnlasses, $50 hhds sugar, 800 bbis oranges,
30 hhds cOcoanuts 80 tons sundry freight, 20
cabin passengers and 40 deckers.
The Ihos. sherlock, ooe OF the fastest, largest
tn 4p Lay
to-day under the command OF Capt. Lew. Hates,
with Mr.. III. L. Virden i'll the Office, for all imme
date points through to Cincinnati.
h Cherokee, from st. Louis, arrived with
full trip, part Of which 575 bales cotton.
Capt Wolf returns TO his first love, and is load
ing for Cincinnati to leave tomorrow at p. NJ.
He hal hard tussle az st. Louis, but he came
off victorious and Is prouder than ever of his pet
boat. Mr.. Byers is in the Office.
Capt. Hart with his H. S. Turner is due from
Cincinnati with splendid trip, and ought to ar
rive to-day.
The James Howard, the rival in size of the
Mary Bell will be found al the landing this morn
ing with mammoth trip, and Will leave this
evening for Memphis and all way points; B. r.
Pegram Ill command and the accomplished j. |
II. Chassaln5 i'll the office. From the day the |
Howard first turned wheel to the present che |
has received large patronage III both her cabin |
and freIght room, OF which she Is richly deserv |
ing for she s not only an exceptionally fine boat
but is differed by men who know how to COM |
mand such a
The Big Foot was to have left for Florida last !
evening.
The Geo. Spangler has been inspected, and |
passes .. X. for all the tributaries. There is
work laid out Tor her, which will be made known |
in DAY or two.
We are III receipt Of communication from |
several sesmboatmen. complaining of the |
crowded condition of the lower land ng. Boats |
arriving daily with cargoes OF sugar, molasses, |
etc, are put to considerable expense and delay i'll |
fort bai freiy
being allowed to remain on the ievee. Mr.. |
Cheyallv, the Superintendent of Whsrve5 and |
Landings, is your man, Messieurs steamboatmen.
Sharpen Your stick and go for him, and don't let
up on him until he relieves you and removes
those two schooners from the steamboat landing.
We refer orr readers to a special notice to cot
ton consignees to be found il another part of our
paper. 1t explains itself
The Bertha Is reCelvil G this morning to leave |
tomorrow, as usual. for sll poin on The Atcha-
falaya, Courtableau and Des Glaizes. II. Ii. Broad |
master, TheO. JOHN clerk.
The Natchez left. Vicksburg with $500 bales
all she wanted.
The Rapldes and Bertha Drummer both got off |
The shannon, of the New Orleans and Ouachita
Transportation Company, came to the landing
yesterday, ana leaves for the Ouachita tomorrow
at 5 P. Vi. Capt. DeHart, % this steamer, is ex-
pected to-day by rail.
The Willie, with fall load from the Ouachita,
was due at dark last evening.
The Kate Kinney wheels into line the coming |
week.
The Stella Block, Tensas and Bill Henderson
were all due last night from the Ten4as.
The Stella Block returns tomorrow positively, |
Joe Walker in command, GaDe Block in the Office
Tse Block is in the Tensas and Macon trade to
stay, and will stay until she is replaced by Capt.
Walker with larger boat.
3 he Annie b. arrived from Barataria yesterday
with 81 hhds sugar.
by Telegraph
CAMDEN, Ark, Dec. 40 Capt F. A. Blanks
River II feet inches and rising slowly.
WRIGHT x CHANDLER.
FEASKLLN, La, Dec. Ito Hite 4 Carln
steamer Ida leaves tonight for New Orleans
with full load. FRED. a. Buck,
Clerk steamer Ida.
BATON RorGE, La, Dec. 2-To Brltton a Ep-
9ler: steamer Willie passed down at A. N.
Viii arrive al ?. u.
J. ". BLASks, Master.