The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-05-16

accordance with the demands. As the river in
terests have felt 80 severely the depression #
the times we are glad to be able to record these
instances OF harmony, good will and mutual sue.
cess.
Lower Coast tomorrow morning at half past 9,
the fine side-wheel steamer Oriole, starts on her
first trip. to- the Star Plantation, leaving there
after daily as the same hour from the head of
St. Louis street, and returning early in the evenA
ing. The Oriole is fast and will run on schedule
time, under the administra ton of experienced
officers. The residents Of that section will find
her reliable packet.
At A. NJ, tomorrow, the United States Mail
steamer Marie, leaves from the G NAL street feny
landing for Southwest Pass, taking passengers
for all points on the way, and making the run
each way in daylight W. 8. Bassett master.
from Bayou Lafourche, and leave tomorrow at
P. M.
Pleasure seekers, and those who want de-
lightful ride to Carrollton, can realize their
wishes by taking trip on the fine excursion
steamer La Belle at P. NJ, sharp, to-day. The
boat race in its entirety can be seen best by
those whom the La Belle will number ameng her
passengers and, as an additional attraction, a
band Of music has been engaged. See advertise
ment in another column.
The huge Henry c. Jaeger, OF the kountz line,
with full load, passed Cairo Friday and will ar
rive here by Tuesday. James Mellon, 81 Gravier
street, agent.
The Atlantic and barges will be found at the
Stevenson, agent.
The racer, Charles Morgan, will arrive early
this morning from Cincionati, and return again
on Wednesday. The Morgan is one of the finest
boats running to the Ohio River and offers to
travellers splendid chance for quick and pleas
ant trip.
The Cherokee arrived yesterday from Pittsburg,
with full trip, and leaves on return trip to-mor-
row under Capt. George Wolf. The cherokee
has good passenger accommodations with a very
olo in no off
in the person Of Mr.. A. Byers.
The Josephine, with the veteran W. L. Coz
zens, at the fore, leave. promptly at 10 to-mor-
row, for all landings on the Upper Coast to Union
Plantation.
by Telegraph
VICKsBURG, May 15.-To Capt. John A. Steven
son The Atlantic and barges, down at 1880 A.
NJ, will arrive III tune to return to st. Louis on
Monday, 17ih. NELSON DAVIS, Cap tain.
DEPARTURES TO MORROW.
Lower Coast to Southwest Pass, carrying the
United States mail. at A. NJ, the Marie, W. s.
Baesett master.
Lower Coast 10 Star Limitation at 81. a. NJ,
the Oriole, NJ. Carrick master, JAS. L. O'Pry
clerk.
Lower Coast to Quarantine Station at 10 L. NJ,
the Rice Farmer, John Taylor, master.
Upper Coast to Union Plantation at 10 A. NJ,
the Josephine, W. L. CozIens, master.
Amite River at 2. NJ, from the New Basin,
the Alice, C. S. D. Porter master, Lou kells
clerk.
Bayou Lafourche. Donaldsonville and all coast
landings, at P. NJ, the Henry Tete, j. f.
Aucoin master P A. Charlet, clerk.
Bayou Lafourche and all way landings, at
P. NJ, the Era No. 10, Joe Dalferes master, Tom
Clements clerk.
Bayou Sara. Baton Rouge and Plaquemine, at
5 P. NJ, the W. S. Pike, Jno. J. Brown master,
S. s. S'reck clerk.
Pittsburg, Cincinnati and Louisville, at P. NJ,
the Cherokee. Geo. Wolf master, A. Bvers clerk.
st. Louis, Cairo and Memphis, at P. NJ, the
Atlantic and bsrges, Nelson Davis master.