The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-07-24
THE RIVER.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN
Saturday Morning, July 81. 1878.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

DEPARTURES.
ofioie, lbesIa, Henry Tete, w. S. Pike.
TO ARRIVE.
Onole, Ibe4ia, Rice Farmer, Lower Coast
Texas, Red River.
DEPARTURES TO-DAY.
Grand Isle from the head of Harvey Canal
at A. M positively, the Minnie, Gus
Richards mas Ter, A. F. Trousdale clerk
Belalr and Star Plantations, Jesuits' Bend,
Ierre-au-BeCi and way landings, at 10A. NJ !,
the Oriole, jos. L. OPry master.
Port Eads, Pilot Town, Quarantine and all
landings on Lower Coast, at 10 A. NJ, the
Marie, w. s. Bassett master.
Upper Coast to Hahnville and Union Planta-
ton, at 10 A. M, the Favorite, w. L. Cozzens
master, G Z tApplegate clerk.
Upper Coast to Union Plantation, st. James,
at 10 A. NJ, the Mary Ida j. A. Ruiz master,
+. M. Vallett4 clerk.
Lower Coast to the Lee Plantation, at II NJ,
the j. T. Fra1 4r, O.. Canton, Jr. master, p. Z
Barry clerk.
Vicksburg Natchez. Bayou Sara and all
way landingsl at P. NJ, the Gov Allen, Jno.
&. Benson ul lister, Jno. G. Baker'clerk.
st. Martin vile, Simmsport, Churchville,
all landings Oh Bayou Teche, Atchatalava and
Coast landingE, at p. NJ, the Minnie Avery,
j. A. French master.
Baton Rouge, Plaquemine and Donaldson
vile, at 4. NJ, the Lessie Taylor, Allen
Jumel MASTER Chas. Brusle clerk
St. Louis, Memphis, Cairo and intermedi-
ate points, at P. NJ, the John A. Scudder,
A. J. Carter master, c. II. Dix clerk
Trenton, Monroe, Bayou Bartholomew,
Ouachita and Black rivers, at 2. NJ, the
Blstrop, L. Fl DelAhoussaye master
Grand Ecote, Alexandria and all way land
ings on Red River, at 5 z. M. the Texas, r.
Sinnott mastfr, w. G. French clerk.
aft Nd 1orJ lin
Red River, at 5 p. NJ, the Belle Rowland,
G. w. Rea nd aster, Fl. c. Bozeman clerk
Opelousa land all way landings at P. NJ,
the Fleta, CT G. Pickett master, S. Meynier,
ST., clerk.
Trenton, Nonroe, and way landings on
Black and Quschita rivers, at 5 P. NJ the
Willie, j. ". Banks master, Ei. Phelps
clerk.
MISCELLANEOUS.
For additi4 nal river news see our daily tele
grams.
The Gov. ALLEN lin place of the Natchez)
leaves to day a. 5 p NJ. for Vicksburg and
all way landings, making close connection
with regular packets, for St. Louis, Cairo,
Memphis ami the Bends and with the Yazoo
River. /.
The Minbie, with the well-known Gus
Richards in, comm md, leaves promptly at s
this mornisg, tor Grand Isle Capt. Ed.
Morgan wi be found at the foot of Napoleon
Avenue, to assist passengers ia crossing to the
Minnie.
The neat ind fast running Marie leaves at
10 this morning, from the Canal street. ferry
landing, for Pilot Town and Port Z IDS, pay
ing pattic al Jar attention 10 all way business.
The Marie makes the run through in day
light, and ltaves here again on Tuesday next.
The Mary Ida leaves to-day, as usual, for
all landingi on the Upper Coast to Union
PlantationJ
Capt Ruiz has chartered the staunch side
wheel boat|W j. Poitevent, and will have her
here by the 1st, when he will lay the Mary
Ida up for thorough repairs. After the Ida
resumes her days he will run the Poitevent in
connecticut with her on alternate days, form
ing dailyiline for the accommodation of his
many patrdns along the Coast.
The repairs on the Favorite being finished
she will le3ve this morning at 10 without fail,
and every Monday Wednesday and Friday
thereafter, flor the Upper Coast to the Union
Plantation in place OF the Josephine.
TheJ. FL Frazer leaves to-day at II for the
Lower Coatt.
The Minnie Avery lays at the foot of
Cont street, and is receiving to leave to-day
positively, for the Atchafalaya and Bayou
Teche through to st. Martinville. The
Avery will make all coast landings.
The regular semi weekly Coast packet Les
sic Taylor leaves as usual to-day, for Baton
Rouge The Taylor makes way business a
speciality, and returns down the Coast in
daylight On Monday.
The John A. Scudder got in yesterday
morning from st. Louis, with a large trip
consisting lin part of 44S7 bbls of meal and
-four, and 1922 sacks of grain aud is to re-
turn today, giving through bills of lading
to all poln.s North and East. She is one OF
the best passenger boats running to the
Upper Mississippi, as all have testified who
have travelled on her.
The light draught Bastrop leaves to-day
positively flor Black and Olachita rivers,
through I'd Trenton, giving through bills of
lading to all the tributaries, at the lowest
going rates The departure of the Bastrop
to-day can be relied upon.
The eleghnt steamer Texas, lin place of the
Bart Able)a leaves to-day as usual tor all land
ings to Grtud Ecore and Alexandria.
SINNorT LINE TO GRAND ECoRE.
Richard Ssnnott, that universally popular
steam oatrtan, who has won renown in the
Grand Ecbre trade with his favorite Bart
Able, having been obliged on accoui t
of low water to withdraw, and replace
the Able with the Texas, has made another
move with b view to the further accommoda-
ton of his many patrons, and has procured
the @. III. Ifurfee to run in connection with
the Texas, thus forming a semi-weekly line;
the Tex rs, after this trip. leaving Tuesdays,
the Durfee, Saturdays
The Dudfee is receiving extensive repairs,
and will I'D brought to the wharf next weak
in splendid order. We wish this new de-
palture the success it deserves and will as
suredly receive.
The light draught Belle Rowland leaves to-
day without fail for all landings on Red River
10 Shreveport and jefferson.
The Cow Allen, on her way down Thurs
day evening, when about thirty miles above
the city, dropped her larboard wheel over
board Seine of the arms were pulled ont,
others brolie off the wheel pulling apart n
two piecesl and dropping into the river, for
tunately lehving the hanges and shaft unin-
jured. THE wheel was recovered, and the
boat came pn through. Csri enters were at
work Yesterday putting in new one and
will finish it in time for her to leave this even
ing at 5.
we wereishown a dis patch yesterday from
Capt. Joe palferes, stating that he had con-
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