The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-01-27

Shannon, Ouachita. 5 P. NJ.
Frank Willard, Ouachita, 5 P. NJ.
Lotus No. 8. Red River, p NJ.
Fontenelle Arkansas, P. III.
Stella Block, Tensas and Macon, 7. NJ.
Mary Houston, Cincinnati, 2. IL.
Louisville, Cincinnati, D T. NJ.
w. j. Behan, MindeD, 3 Z. NJ.
MISCELLANEOUS
For additional river news see our dai!y lela
grams.
The Frank Pargoud leaves this evening" at 5
O'Clock, for Greenville and the bends j. NJ
White master, Curt Holmes clerk.
The Natchez is due tonight from Vicksburg,
and will return on Saturday.
he semi-weekly Coast, Baton Rouge and Lob
deils Store packet =. l.. Hodge, j. 2. McElroy
master, ". r. Greathouse, Jr., clerk, Will be a.
the landing to-day, aud will return to morrow at
10 A. u.
The Robert Young having changed her DAYS
leaves tins P. ~ for ali landings on the Goa st
and Lafourche to Lockpert. U. d. Terrebonne
master, J. II. Daniel and F. Daferes clerks. At
teniion is called to her advertisement in another
column.
The weekly Bayou les Glaizes packet Garry
Owen was due last night, and will return to NOR
row at 5 p H., Nj. NJ. Dufour master, A. I. Irous-
dale clerk.
The Gov. Allen, John J. Brown master, s. S.
Streck clerk, will be found at the landing to day,
and will leave at T. NJ. tomorrow for the Coast
an Bayou Sara.
This Trenton is due from Atchafaaya, and will
leave on Saturday. E. Quatrevaux in command.
The J. Z. Frazer, Oliver Canton, Jr, master.
leaves daily, Sundays excepted at 3 z. NJ, for
the Lower coast to Belair Plantation
The fleet side-wheel packet Oriole leaves daily
at 10 "A. NJ, for the Lower Coast to Live Oak
Grove.
The Waloon will be at the landing to. day and
will leave tomorrow for the Lower Coast, going
as far as the Forts. Alfred j. Ruiz commands,
Mr. ?. E. Barry clerk.
The tri-weekly Upper Coast packet Mary Ida
j. A. Ruiz master, 4. NJ. stella clerk, leaves to-
day promptly at 10, for all landings through to
Union Plantation, ST. James parish.
Tie Bay Latourche packet Henry Tete. max
ing sem-weekly trips to Tub jdauX. will be found
at the landing to-day, and will return Tomorrow
at 10 A. NJ J. +. Aucoin master, M. II. Landry
clelk.
The new low-pref sure Martha, W. s. Bassett
master, making til weekly tips TO the Lover
Coast, leaves to-day at IL III.
Cincinnati Enquirer 9th
From the amount of rain that has fallen we
are b0uud to have big river, if mt disastrous
flood. 1t was rising steadily and rapidly last
night and viii be on the sidewalks again By this
evening. From present appearances the rise vii
exceed that i'll December. The only thing tat
can stop II now is Cessation OF the rein igll and
cold weather, neither OF which were there any
signs Of last light
"Several piles of freight were submerged by
the rising river Saturday. Workmen were en-
gageI duritg the greater part of yesterday
moving freight up the wharf out of harms way.
'Tle St. Francis Belle is still high and dry at
Island No. 65, and her cargoof C jttOn Is yet
beard. It Will require several feet Of rise to
put her afioat.
"Tho Mary Miller's freight, reshipped from
Memphis on the Andy Baum and J. d. Parker,
had bill of sl500 Of court fees charged upon it,
which the steamers named paid over Ill currency
to the United States Marshal This is only
small part OF the expenses OF the Miiers mis-
hap case.
The total cotton reshlpped from Hopefeld to
the South by river since the season opened Is
Il .003 bales, and rates paid range between Is
cents and 81 per BALE
Capt. O'pry, deeming it prudent, has changed
his gay Geo. spangler from tri-weekly to
semi weekly packet, leaving here tvery Thurs
day and Monday at II a. NJ, returning every
tuesday and Friday going as usual to Happy
Jack. Capt. Pry has the Oriole in the Lower
Coast trade also, and fion his attention to bas-
ness and suavlty OF III aanefs, has made for him
self and his boats d patronage tkat many might
envy.
Capt. Charlie Millers elegant and popular Mary
Houston arrived yesterday morning from the
ONO, having lost considerable time between here
and Baton Rouge from iogs. The Houston is en.
noun ;ed to return to-day at 5 7. NJ. We were
pleased to meet III her Office Mr.. Elliott Miller
who as been sick for some time.
The huge and fine steamer Louisville, Capt.
Aleck Power, is loading for the Ohio, and VII
leave to-day at 2. A., going through to Clncin-
clerk, presidos in the office.
The new Golden Rule is due from Cincinnati,
and will return on Saturday.
Capts Hart and Wolf are pictorially inclined.
The Turn rs advertisement In the Cincinnati
Commercial is headed with a mule at ful speed
drawing cart, the driver saying, "We will keep
up our reputation for speed and comfort, or bust
a fue in this $1,000 mule" The Cherokee h s an
Indian mounted on a pony, enchanting, Ugh,
after having lassoed and thrown mule. Where
is Stein?
The favorite Bismark leaves also a. p. NJ. to-
day for St Louis, Join Spane master Z. Ross
Powell clerk.
The City of Alton will arrive to leave for st.
Louis on Saturday.
The Glencoe viii hold off for day or two.
The United States mail packet Wawenock, John
Tay lor master, will be at the landing to-day and
will leave for Port Eads tomorrow.
The peoples independent packet Frank WI
lard, Billy Johnson i'll command, Lew Rice IL the
office, leaves to-day, positively at 2. NJ for all
landings on the Ouachita through to Camden.
Tie shannon, of the New Orleans and Ouachita
Transportation Co., leaves to-day at 2. NJ,
without fail, for Camden ani ali way landings Oh
the Black and Uuacllta rivers. john Dehars
master. G. u. Arthur clerk.
The tieet-footed Bastrop, Gus Hodge aster,
also of this line, arrived fIom Bayou BarthoIo-
new yesterday with 1903 bales cotton, and will
re urn saturday, Capt. L. Z. Delah -ussaye in the
office.
The light draught Stella Block 0. B. Crooks
master, G abe Block clerk, leaves to-day at Z.
NJ. fol- BGuf River through to Point Jefferson,
taking freight for Black River.
The HapIdes, Capt Jerry Sullivan, Clerk J. [.
Robbins will be at the landing to-day from the
rensas and Macon, ard will return on SATURDAY..
The Red River Transportation Companvs
through to Jefferson packet Lotus No. B. Capt.
Dave Dannals, Clerks Joe Dodd and John Heat,
leaves to-day promptly at 5 Z. 81.
The W. ]. Behan arrived from Minden with
fine trip, and was unable to get off yesterday. but
will leave day at ) 2. NJ Geo. L. Wilkinson
master, F. w. Ames c.trk.
The gilt edge Maria Louise, from Shreveport,
arrived yesterday with 200i bales OF cotton. 500
sacks oil cake and 2i6 sacks of seed. The Louise
returns on Saturday. Capt. H. j. Brinker, Clerk
Adolph Grivot.
The Mary Lowry broke her shaft on the way
Town. She is having it repaired, ana viii be ready
20 leave for Fed River on Saturday.
The Fontenelle arrived from Fort Smith yes
erday with 1928 bales cotton and lays at the
lead of Lafay cite street, receiving to return to-
lay, J. S. Smith in command, G. l.. Brennan
i rk.
The ClarksvilIe, the old Arkansas reliable, will
De here to leave on Saturday; John s. Jones in |
command,