The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-01-28
Shreveport and all way landings at O'Clock
this evening.

Shreveport and all way landings at O'CLOCK
this evening.
| by Telegraph
| VIcKsBURG. Jan. 26-To J. B. Woods & Co
Steamer r. W. Dugan will arrive on Thurs
day morning, and leave on Friday evening
| for Memphis ana the bends.
Lou. BRYsoN, Master.
VIcKsBURG, Jan. 26.-To John Jannev.
N. O.: Will leave here at P. NJ, with 1906
bales cotton and 400 sacks cotton seed,
J. NJ. WHITE,
Master Steamer Pargoud
V1cksDUEG, Jan. 27.-To Capt Nj. N.
Wood: Have La Belle ready to leave on the
regular day. Have made arrangement is with
the Emma for Yazoo River Sure conn
ton. SAM AYIEs
The Ida Leon, recently sunk and after
wards raised in Red River, has been re-
inspected and classed AL. She is now ready
for business, and will run in Bayou Pierre as
a connecting packet.
We call the special attention of Red River
shippers to the advertisement of the Minden
packet Rapides.
FROM OUR EXCHANGES.
THE CITY OF QUINCY We have no later ad-
vices from the City of Quincy than was pub
lished yesterday, but from Capt. Green, of
the wharfboat, we learn some further partic-
ulars of the accident The Quincy was under
way at the time and ran into the bank, head
ON. dense fog prevailing. She commenced
making water rapidly, and in a few min
utes sank above her lower deck. She had a
full trip of freight, including several hun
dred packages for this city. The owners of the
boat were telegraphed, and Capt James
Barnard, the agent Of the st. Louis Board
OF Underwriters, will be here this morning;
also Capt Abe Hutchinson. With two such
experienced heads to superintend matters,
the Quincy will soon be afoat if her raising
is practicable She was the property of Com.
VIM. F. Davidson, of st. Louis, by whom she
was tuilt in November. 1870 She is 275 feet
long, A feet beam, 6 feet depth of hold.
Her motive power is two engines, with cylir-
ders Is inches diameter and feet stroke.
CdstCm-house measurement, S14 tons. She
was q good carrier and splendid low-water
boat, carrying 500 tons on 5 feet of water It
has often been said that she was the best boat
Com. Davidson owned. EcksJurq Herald.
The Il. W. Dugan got away for New Or
leans Sunday with five hundred bales of the
Maude's cotton, and q lot of miscellaneous
freight
The John B. Maude left Sunday for Mound
City, where she is to be repaired
The Osceola, in command of Capt Bow
man, enters the St. Francis River trade.
The Eckert will remain here until a rise
occurs sufficient to render assistance to the
sunken City of Quincy, if such be necessary
The Paragon, from Cairo, en- route tor New
Orleans, put off here 1860 pieces of bacon,
y head of dressed hogs, 354 sacks of corn, 90
bales OF hay, 400 barrels of meal, 300 pack
ages of other freight, and Is bales of cotton,
She added here 300 bales cotton and a lot of
freight.
The Belle of Shreveport, from Cairo to New
Orleans, heavily laden, arrived at 10 o'clock
morning. She discharged about
200 tons Of miscellaneous freight, and added
l lot of cotton and oil-cake, and got away last
lght.
The John Kyle, Capt. A. NJ Hutchinson,
caves this evening, at 5 o'clock, for New Or
eans.--lIeapbis -1ppeal, jan. 26.