The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-12-25

at 10 A. NJ, from the head Of Cont street, for the
| Lower Coast to Live Oak Grove.
The George Spangler, Jas. T. O'Pry master,
J. c. Tremouet clerk, leaves to day at 10 o'clock,
| for all landing on the Lower Coast to Pointe-a-
Ia Hache and Happy Jack. After to-day's trip the
| span9ler changes her days of departure to Mon
| days, Wednesdays and Fridays.
The Iberia arrived yesterday morning with
full trip from the Lower Coast and returned late
again ne on aa Monday s as s usual a'Fs '0A' A0
The W. J. Behan, from Shreveport, got in
| Thursday, and will receive some repairs before
| she returns. This is the first appearance OF the
Behan here in quite time, as it will be remem-
| bered she sunk some time ago at Shreveport.
| We congratulate Messrs. Wilkinson and Behan
on her return, and hope that her usefulness may
serve them through many days and speedily re-
| cover them their losses
The crack Alexandria and Grand Ecore packet,
the big Bart Able, Capt Richard Sinnott, leaves
| to-day at p. NJ. As il well known, the Able is q
| side-wheel steamer, 10 very fast, and has accom-
modations not surpassed. Geo Hamilton has
the office, assisted by Willie French and Ton
Dowty.
The Fanchon arrived from Trenton on Thurs
| day night and returned yesterday.
The Shannon gave way to the Fanchon and
changed her day of departure to the Ouschita to
Tuesday next.
The through Yazoo packet Utah, r. T.
! Beasley master, T. K. Voohries clerk, leaves to-
day at 5, taking freight for all way landings.
The fine and fast passenger steamer Andy
| Johnson laying over from yesterday, leaves to-
day for St. Louis and all intermediate points at
p. M. D. II. Asbury master. Ed Morehouse
slerk.
The Mollie Moore, VIM. Gere master, A. F. Fitz-
| gerald clerk leaves to-day at 5 p. NJ. for Mem
| phis, Cairo and st. Louis.
| The A. J. Baker, with a barge, went from Cairo
| to the assistance Of the Carrie V. Kountz, and it
was hoped would be able to get her out OF her
precarlous position.
The Glencoe will be the next arrival from st.
I r .,,n Loo JaSdo
dispatch of the 2lst, from Memphis, to the
Commercial says:
"The Idlewild, for Chicot City, this evening,
left crowded with people on deck and in the
over 200 colored emigrants from the Atlantic
Coast, who are going to settle in the river villa
ges below. The James Howard gets 1870 bales
railroad cotton from the opposite shore, at 95c
t,-morrow, and both have good engagement s
below. A prospective rise IN the Arkansas
caused the Belle OF Texas to prepare to start out
early tomorrow. The Ark and tow passed South
this afternoon"
The Coast and Donaldsonville tri-weekly pack
ct It. John, F. Bergeron master, leaves today at
10 A. NJ, promptly.
The Natchez with her Pauley, feathers and
Jones combin- high and low pressure eng ines,
is in port to-day. The engines having been
worked most successfully for some time pass on
this boat, full and comprehensive explanation
of them can aud will be cheerfully given by Mr..
|
Cincinnati Gazette December 90
| "Llberal advertising of the advantages of shiI-
ping on his new steamer, Golden kule, secured
over 600 tons OF freight for Capt. Shinkle in two
days.
:sThe Ashland arrived from Pittsburg yester-
day en- route to New Orleans She has no Arkan-
sas freight on board and does not intend loadirg
for that stream until there is a prospect OF rise
sufficient.
:" The Cherokee arrived from New Orleans last
night with big trip She is announced to leave
on return trip Tuesday"
An exchange says that the renowned Captain
Abe Hutchinson will take the City of Quincy from
Cairo to Evansville and load her for New Orleans
The Charles Morgan left with ITO tons, her
principal items being 900 hhds sugar and 1000
bbls molas
The pretty Susie Silver is the next boat for the
Ohio, and Is advertised to return to-day. d. H
Silver master, J. s. Lehmer clerk.
The Mary Houston, on the way, will follow the
Silver, leaving here on tuesday next.
1t was showing at st: Paul Yesterday; here il
was warm enough to make US feel as II we coulC
stand little ourselves.
The Lotus No. 3, in place of the Trenton, E
Ouatrevaux master, q. MoIalson clerk, leaves to
day without fail for all landings on the Atchafs
lava, Courtsbleau Des Glaizes and BGuf.
See the advertisement of the fast and powerful
towboat Painter No. 2, in another column. Partie
wanting work done in her line had better inves
tlgate for themselves before making arrange
ments elsewhere.
The c. H. Durfee, arriving yesterday from Rec
River, had II ne trip. The Durfee will not tarry
with us long, as she is too good boat to la.
& idle long. Mr.. W. H. McChe sney stopped off thu
Brysrly TO go on the Durfee. Mr.. Thos. David
= son took his place on the Bryarly.
l. The Walker & LYONS Atchafalaya and Techt
line packet Clarksvile, Abe Smith master, Franz
Greig clerk, leaves to-day going through to st
Martinville.
The Natchez had 1861 bales cotton and so
sacks seed.
Miss Julia NJ. Hodge, the only child Of oul
esteemed friend, Capt. Gus Hodge, was married
in this city on Tuesday, to Mr.. Samuel 8. Nc
Cuen. We wish the wife continuance OF tn
1. happy days enjoyed as girl.
Thanks to Mr.. J. f. Muse for a late paper.
by Telegraph
BATON ROUGE, Dec. 24.-To Adsms 4 Work, Nc
], Commercial Place: Will arrive at 6 P. NJ. wit
I, over 700 bales 600 sacks and 100 bbls. Rive
rising at Alexandria, and raining.
G. G. HAMILTON,
9, Clerk Steamer G. H. Durfee.
IS BAYOU SARA Dec 24.-The Lotus No. 3 WI
ar i've this evening at O'Clock, and leave on Sal
urday, 25th, for Washington and Opelousas.
Fl. MoLAIsoN, Clerk.
q, BAYOU SARA Dec. 24-James NJ. Downing, 2
e. Decatur street: Lotus No. will arrive this ever
le ing, and leave Saturday, 25th, for the Atchafa
D. laya. Il. QUATREvAUX, Master.
10 NJ HHI