The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-11-03

Josephine, Upper Coast, 10 A. M.
v. j. Poiteyent. Upper Coast, loA. N.
st. John, Donadsonvie, 12M
Leslie Taylor. B. ton Rouge, IL NJ.
n Texas, Red River, P. III.
IN Fontenelie, Red River, P. M
" Gov. Allen, Fort Adams, P. M.
Thompson Dean. Memphis, 5P.M
Cherokee, Cincinnati, 5 p nj.
# Era No. TO- Lafourche 5 p M.
" Bertha. Opelousas, 5 Z. NJ.
# MISCELLANEOUS
For additional river news see our daily tele-
# grams.
# Of our local packets, leaves to-day positively at
"a 5P. M. for all Coast landings to Fort Adams
" The Allen is commanded by one Of the most pop
uar of Coast captains, John c. Libano, and has
in the Office Andy Roland and Ned Phelps. The
N Allen leaves every Wednesday aud Saturday, re-
turning every Monday and Friday, and lands at
the head or Customhouse street.
The magnificent Frank Pargoud will arrive to-
n day, and leave tomorrow at 5 p NJ, for all way
n landings to Vicksbu1g and the bends above to
Il Greenvi lie, j. M. White master, Curt Holmes
4 clerk. The Pargoud has clerk the landing
at the head OF Common street, receiving freight.
The X. E. Lee, had 4105 bales cotton, 2 IA sacks
seed and bags seed cotton.
The Bertha had ATS bales cotton, 1915 sacks
I seed, Is bags seed cotton and lie head cattle.
The Trenton, E. Quatreyaux master, H. Mol
Alison clerk, is to morrows packet for the Atcha-
falaya, Bayou Courtableau and Des Glaizes, leav-
ing at p NJ. She is receiving today at the
lower landing.
The Favorite, running in connection with the
j. f. Frazer to the Lower Coast, leaves to-day
at 10 A. NJ for the Lee antation. John NJ
Bietry master, p. L. Barry clerk
The J. F. Frazer, Oliver Canton, Jr., master,
leaves daily at P. NJ from the head Of Cont
street, for all landings on the Lower Coast to the
Belair Plantation, returning in the morning.
The side wheel Oriole leaves every morning at
TO- from the head of Cont street. for the Live Oak
Grove Plantation, Lower Coast, Jas. T. O'Pry
master, John Estopinal CLERK
The st. Mary, Fred. Probst master, ]. c.
Tremoulet clerk, leaves to-day at 10 A. NJ, for
all plantation landings on the Lower Coast to the
predominant on the st. Mary. On the Saturday
trips the st. Mary goes to Port Eads.
The United States mail, frei9ht and passenger
side-wheel steamer Iberia, having splendid &C
Cont street, at 10 A. NJ, for all landings on The
Lower Coast to Port Eads. Geo. A. Sheldon mas
ter, John McConkey clerk.
The Waloon will be at the landing this morn
ing, receiving to leave tomorrow, at 10 A. NJ,
for all landings on the Lower Coast to the Quar-
antne Station. John Taylor in command.
Foggy nights and mornings are prevalent Oh
the river at present. Detentions beyond the reg
ular hours for arrival in order.
Brass bands are the thi gs now, the Mary Bell
and Thompson Dean are each provided with one.
Matinee performances are given on the afternoon
OF their departures.
speed, elegance size and beauty, leaves to-day
without fail at p. NJ for Vicksbnrg, Chicot City,
Helena and a wav landings to Memphis, under
the command of Clpt ". b. Miller, with George
Aliltenberger in the Office, two gentlemen well
and favorably known to the travelling public as
exper enced and attentive officers. The Dean is
in this trade as regular packet, and her de-
partare' fir m here on every alternate Wednes-
day can be depended upon.
The great James Howard the rival in size of
the Mary Bell, and the equal of the finest i'll her
appointments, will be at the landing to-day with
an immense cargo, a summary of which we pub
lshed in our edition of yesterday. The Howard
leaves tomorrow Thursday at P. M, her
regular day for Vicksburg and all Benz landings
to Memphi B. R. Pegram master, J. FL. Chas-
saing clerk.
Curious to see the great boat of Capt Hicks,
throngs of people visited her yesterday, and the
unanimous opinion was, Immense" Capt.
Hicks stated that his long delay on the way down
from Vicksburg occasioned by the discharg-
ing of over coo tons Of way freight, and that he
had only Is men on deck to handle it with. He
made fresh start yesterday and under more
favorable auspices, and to use the words Of a con-
temporary, May her bell ring many marriage
chimes and ne'er a fire alarm" She only goes
to Helena this trip, returning in time to leave
on her regular day, Thursday, November II.
Messrs. Brockett & Carter, the wel-known
agents, have the agency of the Mary Bell and
James Howard. They are mod st gentlemen both
ofthem, but they have deal Of energy and perse-
verence, and that they will prove equal to the
emergency of handling two such great boats, we
haven't doubt.
The Mary Houston one Of the finest and best
steamers that runs to the Ohio, got in yesterday
with a fine trip, part OF which was 227 bales
cotton and 953 sacks seed She returns Friday,
taking freight for all intermediate points to Gin
cinnati, Chas Miller master, E. d. Miller clerk.
The Cherokee is receiving to leave to-day at
p NJ, for Cincinnati, Louisville and all inter-
mediate points. The Cherokee comm onds her
self for safety and comfort, George Wolf ma ster,
A. Byers clerk.
The Era No II, Tom Taylor master, Claiborne
Dugas and J. B. Landry clerks, a rived yesterday
morning from Lafourche with bales cotton, IA
bags seed cotton, 375 sacks rice, 3i6 barrels
IN, lasses and 6 hogsheads sugar. She returns
to-day at P. NJ, promptly, making all way land
ings.
The La Belle, in place Of the Henry Tete will
arrive to-day from the Coast and Lafourche. and
leave again tomorrow at II N. J. /. Auc in,
master.
The Rapdes. from the Ouachia, arrived yes
terday with GIG bates cotton, 1909 sacks seed, III
bags seed cotton.
The high-headed Bastrop with the higher
headed Gus Hodge in command, was due from
the Ouachita at O'Clock last night.
The lightning Willie, j. W: Blanks master, for
the Ouachita, is receiving to leave to-day.
One of the Morgan steamships was out on the
rampage yesterday, and made short run up the
river and down again. She made fine display,
and We suppose those aboard enjoyed it hugely
but there were others who did not. The heavy
swells she created rocked some of the lighter
craft at the wharf in very uncomfortable man.
ner and several anathemas were hurled at her
for running so close. The Willie was shaken
to such an extent that her chnneys toppled over,
one falling beneath the other, crushing it out OF
shape, and damaging her to the extent of $50.
One of the sights on the landing yesterday was
string of loaded drays and floats with freight
for the Lee leading from her gangway to Wells
street, and up that street nearly to Poydras. and
this at o'clock too. 1t is needless to say that
she left with fine trip.
The Bertha did not leave Yesterday. She goes
to-day positively at 5 O'Clock, for all points on
Il. H. Broad master, Theo John clerk.
Attention is called to the advertisement IN
another column of the semi-weekly line OF Alex
andria and Grand Ecore packets composed OF the
fine steamers Texas and Z. H. Durfee, the former
leaving on Wednesdays, the latter on Saturdays,
besides having two Of the lightest draught boats
in the river to connect with at the falls their de-
parture on these days can be depended upon.