The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-02-25

we were rather indisposed Yesterday an(
nave been tor several days past. If our col
ann lacks interest this morning we trust tina
The readers of it will overlook the fact.
The Seminole oyeraid yesterday in orde
10 accommodate several shippers who were
unable to complete their lots of freight il
lime to let her go. She leaves for Browns
Vllle, Grand Ecore and all way landings
positively, at 5 o'clock this evening Sh,
makes sure connections with the Ida Leol
Cor all landings on Bayou Pierre.
We have no late advices from Red or Qua
chta Rivers
The regular packet Willie, E. B. Trinidad
master, Tom Hazard, clerk, is receiving t.
leave Friday, 26th, at ) z. NJ, for Lind
Frove and all landings on Bayou Bartholo
new.
Steamers of the Blanks Line give through
bS.ls OF lading for all points on every one OF
me Ouachita River tributaries. The Gov.
Allen leaves in the line this evening at 6
O'clock
The Belle Lee, Capt Frank Hicks, leaves
Tor Memphis and the bends tomorrow al
; p, NJ
The st. Elmo has been put on the retired
list; the Texas Railroad Company will have
another boat in few days to fill her place.
STEAMERS LEAVING THIS DAY.
FoE LOWER COAST. The Waloon leaves
laily at 3 p M. for all landings down to
Greenwood plantation.
For CAMDEN.-The Gov. Allen, j. W.
Blanks, master, J. L. IIorr and John C.
Baker, clerks, leaves as above to-day at )
P. NJ
FoR GRAND EcoEE-At 2. NJ to-day Capt
Emo. Mitchell will back out the Seminole for
the above and all way landings.
FoE MINDES.-The al packet John How
ard, IL, l.. Lee, master, Z. r. Perry, clerk,
Loo tf,r
passengers for all intermediate landings, at
) r. M. to-day.
UrpER COAST. The Mary Ida, J. A. Ruiz,
leaves for all landings up to White Hall Saw
Mill, at 10 A. NJ. every Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday.
ANTE RIVER The Alice, Capt. Porter,
leaves Magnolia Bridge, New Basin, at 4 p.
nj. to-day for all landings on Bayou Manchac
and Amite River.
FoE CHIcoT CRY AND THE BENDs.-The
Frank Pargoud, j. NJ White, master, Curt
Holmes, clerk. leaves At ) p. NJ. to-day for
Chicot City, Argyle, Nicksburg and interme-
date landings.
The prospects for an early break up are
favorable
To oblige shippers who were unable to COM
pete there lots the Kate Kinney overlaid yes
terday. She leaves positively at 5 p NJ
to-day
We refer our readers to the special notice
Of the Gov Allen in another column She
goes sure to-day but the notice will explain
Itself.
[By Telegraph
SHREVEPORT Feb. ALTO Geo J. Duncan.
Bulleti5- office: In port for NewOrleans, Belle
Rowland, Texas, La Belle. Cotton sixteen
cents per pound; freight seventy-fve cents
per bale. Everybody excited, nobody hurt,
Pill
caves here Thursday arrive Monday and
leave Wednesday, c. w. Drown.
DELTA, Feb. 2I-John Janney, III Com
mon street: The Natchez leaves here with
Twelve hundred bales and thirty five hundred
sacks. J. L. MUsE Clerk.
TRENTON, La, February 23.-To Adams &
Work, No. 8, Commercial Place: Leave here
tonight with 1000 bales River low above.
Arrangements with Garry Owen to connect for
points above to Camden, if low water con
tinues nj. HENSON, !
Capt Str. LESSEE Taylor.
TrEsToN, February n. To Adams & Work.
No. 8, Commercial Place Taylor left last |
night. / have to-day thirteen hundred bales |
Water getting thin. Connecting arrangements
cor Camden through. f. 4. BLANKS,
Capt. Str Ouachita Belle.
OUAcHGTA CITY, February 23-To Adams & +
Work, No ., Commercial Place: Water low
,bove. Reshipped on Garry Owen. Arrive
friday. t. A. BLANKS,
Capt. Str. Ouachita Belle
FROM OUR EXCHANGES.
From the Louisville Courier-Journal Feb.
I'D:
The river is yet on stand, with six feet
water in the canal. The ice is getting heavy,
hough not so bad as it has been. The weather
$ moderating, and boatmen are cheerful over
he prospect of an early resumption Of naviga-
ion.
River falling at Pittsburgh.
At 10 o'clock tomorrow morning the Mary
Houston sails for New Orleans from the foot
,t Fourth street. She is 'Louisville's pet,
nd in charge of careful and competent gen.
lemen. Passengers and shippers will find
his rare opportunity to go South.
The Charles Bodmann, with barge in
ow, arrived from Cincinnati yesterday. She
anne along without much trouble until she
,ot here After putting off some freight here
asst evening she pushed on into the canal,
nd has dou btless got OF this morning.
A barge containing upwards Of twenty
thousand bushels of coal sunk on Saturday in
nirtys seet Of water at Pumpkin Patch. 1t
to Bigley, Of Pittsburg The tow
,oat Bxley tried to save it, but there was a
often place in the bottom of the boat, and ]
he sunk in five minutes.
The ST. Louis Republican s'end man would ,
e in a bad fix for river news" if We should
appen to die He'd rather ''hook" our ]
ews and fail to credit us than go sliding
18th pretty girl. o, you sinner Come
round here, and let Messrs. White and ]
'liss ''tackle you once, and you may escape. 5
The CREST Thompson Dean leaves for New !
orleans Wednesday, certain
The United States did not get off to Cincin- j
al yesterday, but will go to-day. J
Several ice-bound tow-boats have "cut !
BOSE" below here, and are on their way up.
The big Jim Howard leaves Evansville !