The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-02-19

able TO furnish dltty daily.
BUSINESS on the landing is played out
The Frank Pargoud for Chicot City, Col
A. ?. Kouns ard LaBelle for Red River
Waloon for Lower Coast, Mary Ida and Wa
wenock for Upper Coast, Ruth and Bertha 70,
Opelousas, and Lessie Taylor for Ouachita.
left port yesterday.
[By Telegraph
DELHI, La, Feb. 1S.-To Lord & McPeake
Steamer Carrie Thorn will arrive Friday, and
leave Tuesday for Bayou Macon and Tensas.
CHAs. THORN
DELHI, La, Feb. 18.-To Lord & McPeake
Arrive Saturday with full load. Leave Tues
day for B@uf River 7. L: TAYLOR,
Capt steamer Stella Block.
BATON ROUGE, Feb. 1S.-To New Orleans
Bulletir, Natchez will arrive at P. M. 1000
bales and 1000 sacks. L. p LEATHEEs.
BAYOU SARA, Feb. 18.-To Britton q Eppler:
Ouachita Belle will arrive at 10 p NJ Leave
on time Saturday. f. A. B1ANKs.
Boron ROUGE, Feb. 1S.-To Lord 4 Nc
Peak: Will arrive to night; leave Friday, pos
itively, for Coushatta and Cane River.
JOHN HEM,
Master steamer Bradish Johnson
BAYOU SARA, Feb. 1S-To Adams & Work:
Steamer Bart Able will arrive tonight and
leave positively on tine Saturday.
r. SINNoTT master
CAMDEN, Ark, Feb. 1S.-To Capt M. Keni-
son, steamer Lessie Taylor: River feet 6
inches and falling. T1rcoMB & ScoTr
Still coming up, is all we have to report re-
garding the river at this point.
All rivers tributary to the Mississippi are
at present in good navigable order.
The Chas. Morgan overlad yesterday. She
IS receiving to leave to-day at p Nj.
Nearly all the departures yesterday had
good trips.
The Bradish Johnson leaves for Coushatta,
Grand Ecore and all way landings, at 5 P. M.
today.
The Natchez from vicksburg, New Bart
Able from Grand Ecore, Bradish Johnson
ney from Camden, Carrie A. Thorn from
Bayou Macon, and Great Republic from Cairo,
will he found at the landing this morning,
and leave as advertised.
The Lotus No. 3, Capt. Dannals, is receiv-
ing to leave for Jefferson, Shreveport and all
way landings at 5 p. NJ. to morrow.
The Bastrop leaves for Bayou Bartholomew
at P. M. to-day,
The Stella Block is coming She will leave
Tuesday. 23d inst, at P. NJ. for all landings
on B9uf River. Capt. T. L. Taylor is her
commander; he is the original Taylor in this
trade; he's Simon pure.
STEAMERS LEAVING THIS DAY.
FoR BAYOU EXTRAORDINARILY fine pas
senger packet Bastrop, Gus Hodge, master,
L. p. Delahoussaye, clerk. will leave for
Lind Grove and all way landings at p. M. |
to-day.
FoR CoUsHATrA AND GRAND ECoRE-The |
Bradish johnson, John Heinz, master, Ed. |
Burke, clerk, leasres for the above and all way
landings to-day at P. M.
For LOWER CoAsT.-The Waloon leaves
from head of Cont street, at 10 A. M. to-day,
for all landings down to Greenwood planta-
ton.
L. C Ill., ,, ,,oo,,1o.
packet Chas. Morgan, Albert Stein, master,
Harry Stein CLERK, leaves at 5 p. NJ. for the
above ard all way landings.
The Bismarck and City of Alton leave for
st. Louis tomorrow at z. NJ.
The Ouachta Belle leaves positively at p.
M. tomorrow for Camden.
Eugene was joyful yesterday; he got big
lot of freight for the Charlie.
We have not seen q copy of the Courier
Journal for two days, and in consequence,
our heart is sad and we feel like singing
"Willie we have missed you"
FEoM OUR EXCHANGES.
Memphis Appeal Feb. II:
The New Orleans river chroniclers are
signing for spring. We enjoyed fair speci-
men yesterday, but were not inspired to muse
ical efforts
There are but one or two of those old-time s
river chroniclers left along the whole line of
to apply soul-searching adjectives to the
names of steamers and their officers. 1t Is l
estimated that the race will become extinct t
before the present generation has passed
away. Hasten the day. .
Mary Alice and barges, from above, passed
down yesterday afternoon. 9
Belle of Texas from Arkansas River, yes
terday with 263 bales cotton, of which "a bales 3
were left at the mouth for New Orleans; S73
la - c,,pIricC and a pOOd trim | n
Of passengers.
Yesterday was of the spring pursuasion, but b
toward nightfall the sun was obscured by thin, b
vapory clouds, and perceptible lowering OF
temperature set in, making outdoor duties
ess endurable. Arkansas River is reported :,
.ising with six feet in the channel at Little
Rock. Theehanges in the weather here and
he rivers here and elsewhere are chronicled
n the following tnbles. 9,
Movements on the levee yesterday were not q q
7ery encouraging. S
Shreveport Times, Feb. 16: W
The weather is all right again. We had &
,ur fears at one time that the clouds would
,low off without cold rain, which we stood G
o much in need Of, but they were premature IL
We are all right now. A cold raw wind from -
he north, accompanied by good rain, with 81
disposition to CONCEAL, is everything we is
ould desire, If it would not be asking too CO
much, we would like for the mud to be about N n
foot or two deep and very sticky. Thus dc
ortified and prepared for, we are ready to re- hi
urn thanks for.favors received. re
The government observer reports rise OF S Su
inches in the river at this point on Sunday,
nd on stand yesterday-22 feet above the su
,west water of 1872. IN
The last packet up found plenty of water on z
he bars in the lower river. DO
The JEFF Jimp, of Saturday, reports fur 81