The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-08-24

the Waloon, John o. Vallette master, C. E.
Emmerson clerk.
vicksburg, Natchez, Bayou Sara and all
way landings, at P. NJ, the Ouachita Belle,
VIM Campbell master, John Mossop clerk.
Ouachita City, Monroe and way landings on
the Ouachita. at 5 P. NJ, the Willie, j. W.
Blanks master, Ed Phelps clerk.
Ouachita City, Monroe and way landings on
Ouachita and Black rivers, at 5 P. NJ the
Bastrop, L. P. Delahoussaye master, Aleck
Mackay clerk.
st. Louis, Cairo, Memphis and intermedi.
ate points, at P. NJ. the Belle of Shreveport
Thos. W. Rea master.
MISCELLANEOUS.
For additional river news see our daily tele.
grams.
The Minnie leaves to-day at 8 A. M, and
on Saturday at the same hour, from the head
of Harvey's Canal, for Grand ISLE The Min
ME is the only boat running to Grand Isle
The fine side.wheel w. j. Poitevent, in
place Of the Mary Ida, leaves every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday, at 10 A. NJ, for all
Upper Coast landings to the Union Plantation,
st. James. Capt. j. A. Ruiz in command,
the clever and good-looking Geo. F. BARLEY
in the Office.
The steamers Kate Dickson and T. M. Bag
by are for sale. Hite & Carlin have the sale
of the former, NJ W. Joyce, Ill Gravier street,
the latter.
The COL A. P. Kouns, leaving tomorrow,
will 60 through to Jefferson. See special no.
tice to that effect in another column.
The river yesterday evening was feet and
$40 below high-water mark.
The regular and reliable Bastyop. with the
popular L. p. Delahoussaye in command, and
Aleck Mackay in tte Office, leaves to-day,
positively, for the Black and Ouachita rivers
to Ouachita City. The Bastrop has sure con-
nections with all the tributary packets, and
leaves here every Tuesday.
The Vicksburg and Bend packet Katie is
due to arrive to night, and return on Thurs
day, as usual.
The weekly Opelousas packet Bertha, H.
81. Broad master, Theo John clerk, will be
found at the landing this morning, receiving
to leave tomorrow for all landings on the
Coast, Atchafalaya, Bayous Courtableau and
Des Glaizes.
The repairs on the Josephine being finished,
she will be brought to the landing on Thurs
day, and will leave on Friday at 10 A. NJ. for
the Upper Coast, and thereafter regularly
every Monday, Wednesday and Friday at the
same hour.
In the time that the Josephine has been
laying by, she has received very thorough
repair. Her pilot-house has been cut down
and put on the hurricane deck, her cabin en-
larged, engines of increased power have re-
placed the old ones, besides many other i'm
provements too numerous to mention. She
will re-enter her old trade first class boat in
every particular and second to none in speed.
Capt w. L. Cozzens will command, as of
yore, and the polite and attentive Q. +. Ap-
plegate will be found in the office.
The Lower Coast United States mail and
passenger steamer Iberia, Geo. A. Sheldon
master, John McConkey clerk, will arrive
to-day and return to. morrow at 10 A. nj.
promptly, going through to Port Eads. The
Iberia pays particular attention to all planta-
ton business.
The steamer Lessie Taylor, ALLEN Jumel
master, Chas. Brusle clerk, leaves tomorrow
at 10 A. NJ for all Coast Landings to Plaque
mine and Baton Rouge.
The receipts of rough rice yesterday
amounted to 656 sacks.
The Stella Block srriving last evening, had
Alb boxes lemons reshipped by the steamship
New Orleans.
The Coast and Baton Rouge semi-weekly
packet St. John, J. P. McElroy master, leaves
on Wednesday at P. M. During the repair
ing of the Henry Tete. which will be finished
very shortly, the St. John will attend to her
oG Tss D slaesns dalv Lower Coast packet
Waloon leaves at SIP. NJ. from the head of
Cont street, for the Mary Plantation, return
ing early in the morning, Capt. John y. VAL
lette on the root, @. E. Emmerson clerk.
The large freight and passenger steamer
Belle of Shreveport leaves to-day OF O'CLOCK
p. M. for Memphis, Cairo, st. Louis and all
intermediate landings. The Belle is pro-
vided with all of the requisites necessary Tor
the comfort Of passengers.
The newly repaired and refurnished Jonn
B. Maude, from St Louis, is due. The Mauae
will be welcome in these waters, for sne Is
known as a fine steamer, and is under the
administration of those well-known boatmen'
Captains West, Swivel and Outlaw.
After the Maude the Grand Lake Will De
the next arrival, leaving St. Louis Saturday.
The side-wheel Lower Coast packet Onole
leaves daily at 10 A. NJ, from the head OF
Cont street, returning early in the evening.
The Oriole is one of the best adapted boats
for this trade ever in it, and has in Capt JAS.
T. O'Pry q most competent and accommoda-
ting commander.
The Ouachita Belle in place of the 4. =
Lee, lays at the landing head of Common
street, and returns to Vicksburg and way
landings on Tuesday.
The Col. A. P. Kouns, from Shreveport, is
in with 5 bales cotton g new, 1879 head OF
cattle. and 273 sacks wheat. She is receiving
for a return trip, and will leave tomorrow.
! The splendid Ohio River packet, Charles
Morgan. Albert Stein master. Harry Stein
clerk. with fine trip, having done. as usual,
large way business on the trip. lbs Justly
yerv popular steamer returns on Wednesday,
taking freight and passengers for all interme-
diate points to Cincinnati. An early Visi1 70
this boat is necessary to secure rooms.
The receipts Of new cotton by the river On
Sunday amounted to Is bales. of which was
by the Ouachita Belle and 5 by the Bastrop.
The orange crop on the Lower Coast Is re-
ported unusually fine this year.
: The Ouachlta Belle had S62 packages OF
-four and 326 bales of hay, reshippeo ifo"
Vicksburg
The Robert Mitchell was sold in Cincinnan
on Thursday to Capt Paul, late OF the InomP-
son Dean. -
The Mary Houston and G. B. Cnurcn, oo.n
-, tha nav. will be the next arrivals from the
Ohio River.
The John A Scudder is loading for New