The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-01-08

removed from Kouns's Building, Canal street
ferry landing, to No. Delta street, over E.
Conery & Sons, where the undersigned can
be found daily from A. NJ. to P. M.
GEO. J. DUNCAN,
| River Reporter N. o. Bulletin.
The weather yesterday morning and fore
noon was bleak and cheerless, cloudy over
head, and oceans of mud on the landing. At
about 2 P. NJ, the clouds dispersed and Old
Sol shone forth in all his glory.
Three more men were put to work on the
landing yesterday At the present rate Of pro-
progress the repairs C) will be completed
about next Christmas.
Business on the landing yesterday was,
taking the weather and unsettled state of the
city into consideration, very fair. Several
steamers got off with good trip s.
The flags of the various steamers in port
yesterday were displayed at half-mast, as q
mark of respect to the memory of the late w.
S. Pike, who departed this life yesterday
morning.
The new cylinder Of the Bart Able was
tested yesterday and found to be all O. X
we don't mean Composed to Kellogg" but
all correct. Capt Sinnott will back her out
at p NJ. on Saturday for Grand Ecore and
way landings.
We were looking for few of Phirs bandits
on the landing yesterday; in fact, we thought
to find flood Of them, but were disap-
pointed.
ThezGov. Allen, Jack Blanks master, is re-
ceiving at the head Of Gravier street fcr
Camden. She leaves Saturday at P. M.
| The Stella Block, from Camden is receiv-
ing to leave Saturday, the 9th inst, on re-
turn trip
Capt VIM. johnson will take command of
| the Trenton upon her arrival at Monroe.
The SuSia Silver will loo va IN NJop1ov 11fb
inst, for Cincinnati
The regular Friday Vicksburg packet La
Belle, Sam Ayles, master, is receiving to
leave (as usuaD to-day at 5 P. NJ.
Late advices are rather unfavorable to the
John B. Maude being raised, the rise il the
river rendering the chances desperate.
Quite number of patent medicine dealers
were out on the river front yesterday, looking
for members of the White League They Ill
had specifics for chills in their carpet-bags.
Red and Ouachita rivers are still rising.
Rates to Red River are unsettled. beth fer
up and down freight.
The departures were the Wawenock Jo-
sephine, and Henry Tete, for Upper Coast;
Lotus No. 3 and w. J. Behan for Red River,
Bertha for Opelousas and Frank Pargoud for
the Bends,
The John F. Tolle leaves to-day at 5 P. M.
for st. Louis
huOHS Iue ueAU steamers que at tnlS port
are the Garry Owen. Texas, and G. A. Thorn
from Red River, Willie and Lessie Taylor
from Ouachita River, John Howard from |
White River, R. w. Dugan from Arkansas
River, Ruth from Opelousas, Stella Block |
from Camden, Susie Silver and Mary Houston |!
from Ohio River, Great Republic and join |
Kyle from st. Louis and Natchez from Vicks-
burg.
STEAMBOATS, LEAVING THIS DAT.
For V1cKsBURG- Weekly Pacsa.-The pop
ular packet La Belle, under command of the
veteran Capt. Sam Ayles and with Mr.. Chas.
Drown in the Office, leaves positively at P.
NJ. to-day for vicksburg and all landings in
termediate. The La Belle is first class
packet in all respects, and her officers are
clever and attentive gentlemen.
For BATON RoUGE-The fine packet B.
L. Hodge, J. P. McElroy,. master, F. Ber-
geron, clerk, leaves as above at 10 A. NJ. to-
day.
The Thos. Sherlock leaves at P NJ. to-
day for Cincinnati.
Cannot a couple Of city laborers be put to
work clearing the mud and filth from off the
crossings leading to the steamboat landings.
They are in an almost impossible condition
The last column Of the iron building at the
head of Canal street, was taken down yester-
day, and, in few days every vestlge of this
old eye-sore will be removed.
Shippers can rely upon the Bart Able leav-
ing at P. NJ. tomorrow for Grand Ecore.
The Garry Owen is receiving to leave for
Camden direct at 5 P. NJ. tomorrow.
The Stella Block will be receiving to-day
to leave Saturday at P. NJ. for all landings
on Ouachita River.
The Rapides, Nat. Puckette, master, Ferd
Cellos, clerk, leaves at 5 P. M. tomorrow for
Minden and all landings intermediate on
Lake Bisteneau and Red River.
The new Bart Able was taking on board
last evening a large number Of grave stones
for the National Cemetery at Pineville, La.
The Fleta left the landing yesterday for the
classic shores of Algiers.
The steamer W. S. Pike was draped in
yesterday, from her pilot-house to
the cabin deck; twas fitting tribute to her
departed namesake.
The Opelousas packet Ruth, Eugene Qua
trevaux, master, is receiving to leave at P.
NJ, tomorrow, and hereafter will leave every
Saturday regularly.
The following dispatch was handed in yes
,erday evening:
MONROE, Jan. Capt. J. W. Blanks will
AXE charge Of the steamer Trenton on her
arrival at Monroe. w. G. JOHNSON.
PoEr GIBSON, JAN TO J. B. Woods & ,
Co.: Steamer Jno. Kyle will arrive Saturday
A. NJ. HUTCHINSON, Master.
|
Clements, clerk, is receiving to leave for JEFF {
erson, Shreveport and all way landings, at 5
?. NJ. tomorrow. Send down your freight as
he Era is sure to 60. =
The elegant passenger packet Texas, Chas.
,tinde, master. Ed. Groves and Geo. Fee.
clerks, leaves for landings on Red River at 5 !
?. M. tomorrow. :
The U. S. sloop of war Canandaigua left o
BORT last evening.
If the weather should prove fair to-day,
md we think that it will, brisk day work
nay be looked for on the landing. T
by Telegraph
BATON ROUGE, Jan. ITO Lord & Nc
oeake: Arrive at 4 o'clock this evening.
Viii leave on Friday positively.
G. W. DROWN,
Clerk Steamer La Belle.
NATcHEz. Jan. 6.-To John Janney: Leave
I 6 p III with 0QQQ halaS of cnttnn and 2lNN