The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-03-14

ton. Lafourche; Bertha, st. Mary. Opeousas;
Belle Rowland, Fontenelle, G. H. Durfee, Red
River; Belle Of Shreveport, st. Louis.
| BOATS ADVERTISED TO LEAVE TO-DAY.
Oriole, Lower Coast, 10 A. NJ.
Waloon, Lower Coast. 10 A. M.
Mary Ida, Upper Coast. 10 A. NJ.
Assumption, Lafourche, Pm.
CO.. A. P. Kouns. Red Rive.. 5 P. NJ.
| Robert Young, Grand Ecore 5 P. NJ.
Fanny Tatum, White kiver, SPIN
Bastrop, Bayou Bartholomew, 5 P. NJ.
/ II. s. Turner, Cincinnati, 5 P. NJ
MISCELLANEOUS
For additional river news see our daily tele-
| grams.
The Memphis and Bend packet Illinois, Mark
| Cheek master, J. W. Spears clerk, leaves VIcks-
burg on the arrival Of the Lee on Friday. See
| advertisement.
| The splendid sile-wheel weekly New Orleans
ana Ouachita Transportation Company's packet
| Ouachta Belle, M. Kenison master, Joe Holmes
clerk, ls receiving to leave on Wednesday for all
landings on the Black and Ouachita rivers to
Ouachita City. The Belle will also make Coast
| landings.
| The new and fine steamer Assumption, Joe
Dalferes master, N. T. Dupuis and N. Dalferes
clerks, leaves to-day at 5 p NJ. for all landings
on the LafOnrche to Thibodaux.
The st. John, due last night from Baton Rouge
and the Coast. returns, at ~ NJ. Wednesday,
promptly, F. Bergeron master, j. G. Bergeron
1 clerk.
The Mary Ida leaves Tuesday, Thursday and
1 :
per Coast to the Tureaud Plantation, Ascension
parish. J. A. Ruiz master, Z. NJ. Stella clerk.
The fleet side-wheel Lower Coast packet ORR
ole leaves daily, Sunday excepted from the head
| OF Cont street, at 1t A. NJ. for the Live Oak
| Grove.
The Waloon, Alfred J. Ruiz master, P. E. Barry
clerk, leaves to-day at 10 A. NJ, for the Lower
| Coast to the Forts.
The fine passenger steamer Bismarck, John
Spane master, E. Ross Powell clerk, for Memphis,
Cairo and st. Louis, leaves tomorrow at P. NJ.
| The New Orleans and Red Rlver Transporta-
| ton Company's steamer Col. A. P. Kouns leaves
to-day, without fail, at P. M, for all landings
on Red River to Shreveport and Jefferson. Mart
J Kouns master, Isaac H. Kouns clerk.
! The Rot Young, in place OF the John B.
Maude, leaves for Alexandria, Grand Ecore and
all way landings to day at 5 P. NJ John Heinz
| master. J. NJ. Daniel clerk.
The fine, large and light-draught steamer Fan
ME ratum, John Elwell master. Green F. Shields
clerk. leaves to-day at S P. NJ, for all landings
on White River to Batesvile.
The fleet and reliable Bayou Bartholomew
| packet Bastrop, built expressly for the trade,
leaves to-day at P. NJ, and will go through
to Lind Grove. Gus Hodge in command, L. P.
Delahoussaye clerk.
The Henry S. Turner, U. s. Hart master, Ed
Donnely clerk, leaves to-day st P. NJ. for
Cincinnati and all intermediate points on the
Ohio.
The Shannon arrived from Camden with 2194
bales cotton.
The Era No. 10 arrived Sunday night from
B9uf River, with 592 bales cotton, and will re-
| turn about Thursday.
The Cherokee Is on the berth again. and will
leave Cincinnati this week; so will also the
Golden Rule.
AS was perfectly natural to expect, Capt. ALT.
Stein and his son Harry, of the Chas. Morgan,
| succeeded in making the Mardi Gras trip such
pleasant one to their large number of passengers,
recipients OF valuable testimonials. From the
account published in the Commercial, Harry
Stein proved to be as good hand ut making an
1mpromptu speech as he is in managing the
affairs OF the office.
The wreck of the May Lowry is to be sold at
Marshals sale to-day.
The Grand Republic has her chimneys up and
will soon be ready to leave st. Louis.
The Mary Houston passed out OF the Ohio with
all the freieht she could carry and every state
room engaged.
The Susie Silver is following twenty -four hours
behind, and has also large trip.
The fine and fast passenger steamer 3. L.
Hodge. }. P. McElroy master, will leave Wednes-
day at p NJ, from the head of Poydras street, for
the OHIO River through to Cincinnati.
The out-and out Independent Atchafalaya and
Bayou Teche packet George Spangler, Abe Smith
master, Frank Greig clerk, leaves tomorrow at
P. NJ, going through to st. Martinvlle.
The WILLIE, in place of the Rap1des, due
laet night, Will return tomorrow at P. NJ, TAX
ing freight for all points on Black River and the
Tensas and Macon. j. b. Sullivan in command,
j. L. Robbins clerk.
The sale of the wreck of the Mary Bell, which
was to have taken place on Saturday at Vicks-
burg, was postponed till to-day.
The COurier-JournaI, of the 18th, saws:
The beautiful hull of the new r. E. Lee will be
launched in six weeks if the present fine weather
continues.
Capt. John Kouns goes West for the purpose
Of contracting for hull for Capt. Jas. T. O'Pry,
Bossier will be put in the new boat, and she is to
be completed and ready for business by the 10th
of June. She will make daily trips to the Live
Oak Grove Plantation.
The wreck of the Rapides, as she now lies, five
miles below Baton Rouge. is to be sold to-day
by 0. Valeton, auctioneer.
The Bismarck had as part OF her cargo 552
bales cotton.
The Nell Peck is due from the Arkansas with
a fine trip, and is announced to return on We'd
nesday at P. NJ, John A. Williams in command,
John Hanna clerk.
Capt. John Cannon, was to have left Jackson
vile, Fa., yesterday, for Louisville.
The Dandy Frank looks as well as she did the
first day she ever landed here.
Lovely day yesterday
The three last arrivals from the West enlivened
the Upper Landing considerably.
The Shannon, OF the New Orleans and Ouachita
Transportation Company, leaves to-day at P. NJ.
for all landings on the Ouachita to Camden.
Billy Johnston in command, Chas. II. Arthur
clerk.
The G, B. Church, from Cincinnati, will be
found at the landing to-day and will leave for
Cincinnati on Thursday. John s. Patterson mas
ter John T.. Hambleton clerk.
The Mary Houston leaves here on Friday.
The FIeta and Iberia, laid up were taken over
the river yesterday.
As the season approaches it's end the receipts
Of cotton get lighter and lighter.
The Carrie a. Thorn from Shreveport, via
Bayou Pierre, arrived yesterday with $50 bales
cotton.
River is 8 feet $40 below high water mark
Business very light yesterday. Hardly any
thing was done outside OF the arrivals.