The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-01-15


i Rive. Reporter N. o. bulletin.
The weather has got US rather mixed. II
we say that it will be fair, it is sure to be just
the opposite. In our last issue we predicted
clear weather, but missed it by long way, for
a more disagreeable day on the landing than
yesterday could scarcely be conceived. Twas
mud under foot, q clouded sky overhead. and
the thermometer just little above the freez-
ing point. For to-day. as Old Prob. says,
look out for squalls and much GOODNESS.
Business on the landing continues dull
There is but little freight moving.
The new Bart Able il receiving for Grand
Ecore. She leaves at p. NJ. tomorrow
We refer our readers to the advertisement
Of the regular daily Lower Coast packet
Waloon.
The man who engineers the trucks on the
landing says that despite the number Of holes
in the woodwork. he can lay his hand upon
his heart, and exclsim with the gallant (?)
little Phil, Il am not afraid y
CHAMPION RED RIVER Tar The "gilt
edged" Maria Louise arrived yesterday morn
ing from Shreveport with 2428 bales cotton.
This entities her to the blue ribbon for the
largest load of the season from Red River.
| STEAMERS DUE.
The La Belle and Natchez from Vicksburg,
Bismarck and Great Republic from Cairo,
Ouachita Belle from Camden, Bart Able from
Grand Ecore, Col. Kouns and Bryarly from
jefferson, and John Means and Exporter
from the Ohio, are the next boats due at this
port.
The st. John is receiving to leave for Bayou
Iafourche at 5 P. NJ. tomorrow.
The Fleta, G. G. Pickett, master, T. II.
Muggah clerk, leaves for Washington at P.
| NJ tomorrow.
The regular weekly vicksburg packet La
Belle, Sam Ayles, master, Chas. Drown,
clerk, is receiving to leave positively at P.
NJ to-day.
The Natchez, for vicksburg, is receiving to
leave as usual on Saturday, at 5 P. M.
| The weekly Opelousas packet Ruth, Eug
Quatrevaux, master, is receiving to leave on
her return trip at P. NJ. tomorrow
The Bertha, Capt. Burton, leaves positively
for Opelousas at P. NJ. to-day.
The departures yesterday were as follows
Frank Pargoud. for Argyle, Belle Lee for
Memphis, Willie for Bayou Bartholomew,
Susie Silver for Ohio River, John Kyle for
St. Louis, Mary Ida for Upper Coast, and the
usual small fry.
Capt. Probst has determined to keep the
St. Mary in the Lower Coast trade, and we
are authorized to say that all rumors to the
| contrary are without foundation. Since her
debut in the trade, the St. Mary has made a
host of friends
Work is progressing in the repairs to the
lower landing; they will be completed
The Ida, for st. Martinville, leaves at P.
NJ. tomorrow. She is receiving at the head
Of Cont street. ..,-
The W. F. Curtis, Capt. Cooley, isreceiving
to leave for all landings on Tensas and Bayou
Macon, at 5 o'clock tomorrow evening.
The railroad packet Maria Louise leaves
o1xy for ~ ko
row. Capt Brinker commands, and Mr.. J.
Dodd has charge of her Office.
SHREVEPORT, Jan. 13.-To Britton & Eppler:
Steamer r. T. Bryarly will arrive Sunday and
leave for Jefferson and Shreveport on Tuesday,
18th inst. w. T. SCovE1L, Master.
NATcHEz, Miss, Jan. 13.-To New Orleans
Bulletin: Leave at 7P. N. with 1900 bales
cotton and 24O0 sacks seed time
T. P. LEATHERs
Arrive tonight. Leave Friday, positively.
SAMUEL AYLEs,
Master Steamer La Belle.
STEAMBOATS, LEAVING THIS DAY.
For VIcKsBuRo. The fine passenger
packet La Belle, Sam. Ayles, master, Chas
W. Drown, clerk, leaves for the above and all |
way landings at P. M. to-day.
For BATON RoUGE. popular B. L. |
Hodge, ]. P. McElroy, master, F. Bergeron,
clerk, leaves as above at 10 A. NJ to-day.
For OPELoUsAs. = The elegant weekly
packet Bertha, w. Burton, master, J. b.
Schmidt, clerk is off, positively, at P. NJ
to-day for Washington and all landings on the |
Atchafalaya and Bayou Courtableau.
The Osceola for Memphis leaves at P. N. |
to-day.
The John Howard, II. L. Lee, master, E. |
r. Perry, clerk, is receiving at the head of
Canal street, lower side, for Minden and all
way landings, to leave at 5 p n. tomorrow.
Capt. Louis K has rechristened his dog
Fritz "Little Phil" because he is not afraid
that dog since his new cognomen has been
applied, actually wants to tackle steamboats,,
niggers, stage planks and all.
RAIL RATES FROM NEW ORLEANS BY RAIL,
GIL ~->ks.>