The New Orleans bulletin., 1875-11-25

senger steamer Iberia, making tri-weekly trips
to Buras and Port Eads, will arrive this evening
and return Tomorrow at 10 A. NJ.
The fleet little sidewheel passenger steamer
Oriole JAS. T. O'Pry master, leaves daily at 10
A. H. from the head Of Cont street for the Live
Oak Grove Plantation, Lower Coast.
The W. J. Poitevent will not leave for the Up
per Coast tomorrow, lying over until Saturday al
IL o'clock.
The Mary Ida leaves to-day at 10 A. NJ for the
| Upper Coast J. A. Ruiz master, with the clever
and aecomm dating Ed. Vail tie in the office.
| The b. l.. Hodge, Capt J. P. McElroy, will be
| found at the l,nding this morning receiving to
leave tomorrow at 10 A. NJ. for all landings tC
| Baton Rouge.
The Bayou Sara and Coact packet W. S. Pike
John j. Brown macter S. S. Streck clerk, will be
at the landing this morning, and will leave again
| tomorrow at P. NJ.
Geo. F. BARLEY, clerk Of the Poitevent, stopped
| off this trip for the purpose of attending the
wedding of his brother, Robert H., which takes
| place to-day.
The Coast and Donaldsonvlle tri- weekly packet
St. John, Capt F. Bergeron. will arrive tonight
| and return on Saturday at II NJ.
The John Howa d, from Jacksonport, had 2247
bales cotton. She will return te- day at P. NJ,
taking freight for all points on White River, P c.
Montgomery master, E. r. Perry clerk.
On account of some slight but necessary re-
pairs, the Home. for the Yazoo aud Tallahatche,
had to go into dock yesterday morning. She
has clerk at the head of Crossman street, re-
ceiving freight and will leave this evening at 5;
Ben w. Sturdivant master, Chas. Fl. Saver
lerk.
The Lucy Kern, of the Parisot Line, had S25
bales cotton of the Yazoo. Sne left Vicksburg
Tuesday morning.
The Big Foot and Geo. spangler both passed
Eicksburg on Tuesday.
The Hope, on the way down from the Ohio, has
tow of barges.
The magnificent Frank Pargoud will be found
at the landing this morning with a full trip from
the Bends, ard will return this evening at
promptly, for all landings through to Vicksburg
and Greenville. J. NJ. White master, Curt Holmes
clerk.
The great Natchez, T. P. Leathers master,
from Vicksburs, is due to night.
The r. E. Lee, on her way up, near Bayou
Goula, on Tuesday night, it being extremely dark,
ran on bar, sprlnglng her butts, and causing
her to leak to such an extent, that her officers
found it necessary to abandon the trip and return
to the city. She arrived at u o'clock yesterday,
and reshpped her freight on the Ouachita Belle.
The Lee will be docked, and will be ready to
leave as usual next Tuesday Capt. Campbell,
Ovid Bell and John Baker, Of the Lee, went out
on the Belle.
The Mary Bell will be found at the landing this
morning with the largest load of cotton and cot
ton seed ever brought to this port, and is to leave
again this evening at 8, going through this
trip to Memphir; Capt. j. Frank Hicks in COM
mand, and ALI. Grissom, one OF the most efficient
and accommodating clerks on the river, in the
Office.
The clipper of the Ohio River, the famous
Charles Morgan, under the command of the no
less famous ALT. Steln leaves to-day at P. NJ.
for all intermediate points through to Cincinnati
Harry s. Elm, chip off the old block, holds forth
Ill the Office. For a choice of state-rooms an
early visit to the Morgan is necessity.
The almost new Thomas Sherlock with the
popular Lew Hates as captain, bound down from
the Ohio, passed Cairo with a full load on Tues
day.
Capt. H. Z. Hart's late purchase the H. s.
Turner, lett Cincinnati on Tuesday.
The Pargoud arriving at dark last evening had
1922 bales cotton aud 5021 sacks seed
The Glencoe arrived from st. Louis yesterday
morning with full load, her packages number
ing IA, 147 She will commence receiving this
morning for return trip, ard will leave on Sat-
urday, L. s. Cathoon master, j. I. McCord clerk.
The Carrie V. kountz not having all her ship
ments completed in time to leave yesterday,
laid over until P. NJ. to-day, when she will
surely leave for st. Louis.
The Andy Johnson, for st. Louis and all inter
mediate points, on account of not being dis |
charged, laid over also, but surely goes to-day at
3 Z. NJ. The johnson has the finest of passen- |
ger accommodations and offers every induce |
mention pleasant trip. Captain, d. III. Asburg: |
clerk, Green f. Shields
The Susie Silver is due, having turned back |
from Cairo, and will leave on Saturday for all in
termediate points on the Ohio to Cincinnati |
Capt. ID. 81. Silver commands the Susie.
The Bastrop, Gus Hodge master, of the New |
Orleans and Ouachita Transportation Company
line, arrived yesterday morning from Waverly, |
with 767 bales cotton, 1926 sacks seed, and ~ |
bags seed cotton and will leave again on Satur-
day for all points on the Black and Ouachita
Hav ng small sized fleet of very light-draught
boats to connect with, the Bastrop will give
through bills of ladinS to Monroe and Trenton
1t one card rates.
The fine passenger steamer R. T. Bryarly one
# the lightest in the trade, leaves to-day at p
". for Red River. W. 7. Scoyeu master, w. H.
clerk
Capt F. L. Ward telegraphs that his independ-
mt Red River steamer Katie p. kountz would
rrive last night with full trip and leave on
Saturday for Alexandria.
The Bertha, from the Atchafalaya, Courtableau
md Des Giaizes, was due last night, and will be
ecelying this morning for return trip. FL. H.
Broad master, Theo John clerk.
Special attention is called to the advertisement
# the Illinois in another calumn. A New Or
cans favorite, Joe Spears, i4n the office.
Not "ithstanding the dark and foggy nights we
re having, and the heavy down trips our local
jackets manage to get off if not on time. very
ear to it. Up freights for the past few days
ave been very light.
The Tcnsas and Stella Block, from the Tensas,
re beth due, and will arrive in time to leave on
aturday
[By Telegraph
NATCHEz Nov. 24.-To Brockett & Cartel, 3S
lagazlne street: Mary Bell will arrive Wednes-
av night With 7100 bales cotton and 49, 900 sacks.
]. f Hicks, Master.
BAYOU SARA, Nov. 24.-To Lord & McPeake:
ul trip OF freight and passengers. Leave Sat
rday for Alexandria. F. T. WARD,
Clerk Steamer Katie P. Kouutz.
BAYOU SARA, Nov 4.-To Brockett 4 Carter,
Magazine street: Mary Bell passed here at !
. NJ E. W. WH1rEMAN.