The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-01-22

Assumption, Lafourche, Il NJ.
J. L. Frazer. Lower Coast. P. NJ.
Martha, Low er Coast. P. NJ.
Lessie Taylor. Ba ton Rouge, 5 T. IL.
Natchez Vicksburg, 5 =. n.
Trenton. Opelousas, 5 P NJ.
Fl. c. Yaeger, st. Louis P. M.
Era No. 10. Bpuf River, 2. N.
Fanchon, Ouachita, P. NJ.
Willie, Bartholomew, 5P NJ
Minnie Avery, Attakapas, 5 P. NJ
La Belle, Shreveport, z. NJ.
". J. Poitevent, Tensas and Macon, 5 P. NJ.
U. 2. Schenck. Cincinnati, Z. NJ.
Carrie A. Thorn, Red River, ) P. NJ.
Iron Mountain and barges st. Louis, P. II.
MIsCELIANkcu,
The famous Natchez, L. P. Leathers master,
leaves to-day at 5 P NJ. promptly, for Ficks burg,
connecting with the regular packets for the
Yazoo. James +. Muse in the office.
The Coast ana Baton Rouge packet Lessie
Taylor, Allen Jumel master, NJ. kenison, clerk,
leaves to-day usual at Z. NJ.
The Coast and Donaldsonviile tri-weekly packet
st. John, f. Bergeron master, J. C. bergeron
clerk, leaves this morning at 10 O'Clock promptly.
The new low pressure steamer Martha, W. s..
Basset msster, leaves to-day at t f. H., through
to Port Eads.
The J. F. Frazer, Oliver Canton, Jr, master,
leaves daily, Sundays excepted, at z. M, for
| the Lower Coast to Belair Plantation.
| The fleet s.de-wheel packet Oriole leaves daily
| at 10 a. NJ. for the Lower Coast to Live Oak
| Grove.
| towbo.t Painter No. in another column.
| The Bavon Lafourche packet Assumption, Joe
| Daferes master, n. z. Dupuis and N. Dalferes
clerks, leaves to-day at II ~, going through to
| lhibodaux.
The Alexandra and Grand Feore packet Bart
{ Able, Richard Slnnott master George Hamilton
clerk, arrived yesterday with Z036 bales cotton,
and Will return to-day as uhual at Z. N.
| The Natche2 had 3444 bales cotton and 1898
sacks seed.
nv, i;a6I 10 D,,;,
master, with the accommodating L. III. Stella in
the Office leaves to-day at 10 4. n. for the Tu.
reaud plantation, Ascension parish.
The Trenton, Il. Qaatrevaux master, II. Molai-
son clerk, arrived yesterday morning with full
load, and will return to-day at 5 ?, NJ promptly,
taking freight for the Atchafalaya. Ccurtabeau,
DesGla1es and Bayou B9Uf.
The New Orleans and Ouachita Transportation
Company send out two boats to-day, and the
Red River Transportation Company two.
Cincinnati Commercial:
''Dr. Geo. ID. Blakey, of Bowling Green, Ky,
who married the widow of Capt :. NJ. Barner, a
pioneer Cumberland River boa man, has a silver
cup which presented to this ancient mariner
| by II. Il. W. Hill, a testimonial compliment for
i fast trip made in 1929 by the Tennesseean,
| from New Orleans to Nashville. in he ihen re-
| markedly qaick time OF fourteen days and six
hours.
"Cspt. VIM. Driver, a prominent citizen OF
Nashville, now in his seventy fourth year, is an
old sailor, twenty-three years of his event.
| full life having been spent on the ocean.
Zion. John Bell owned the Winiirede, Capt.
| Marine DANIEL, when che sunk at Harpeth shoals,
| en- the Cumberland River in 1859.
Geo. A. Houghton, United States Insrector OF
Boilers for the port of Louisville, was a membl r
of the Kentucky Legislature in 1860.
Erred. II. Stump, a Louisville and New Or
! leans pilot, was First Sergeant Of Company in
! Cerro Gordo Wiliiams's famous Fourth Kentucky
Volunteers, in the Mexican war.
The new and pretty Fanchon, Capt. I. c. Swee-
ney, leaves to-day without fail at z. NJ for all
| landings on the Ouachita through to Camden.
Mr.. A. Roland, than whom efficient clerk
or accommodating gentleman is not on The river,
presides in the office.
| The lightning Willie Capt. E. B. Trinidad, Tom
| Knee clerk, leaves to-day sure at z. M for all
landings On Bayou Bartholomew to Lind Grove.
The large side-Wheel steamer La Belle, Capt.
day nj mt from Shreveport with fine TIP and
will return to day at F. Nj. positively.
The weekly Tensas and Macon packet W. J.
| Poitevent, Joe Walker master, Sam Block clerk,
leaves to-day, giving through bills of ladlpg to
Floyd, and taking freight tor points on Black
| River.
The Beuf River packet Era No 10, Tom Tay lor
ma ster J. 2. Mohr clerk, leaves to-day at +. NJ.
for all landings through to FONT Jefferson.
| The U. P. Schenck, Capt. j. Lawrence Carter,
being unable to get away yesterday leaves to- day
at 5, for Louisville Cincinnati and all landings
or the Ohio.
| The Natchez one of the m ost complete steam
boats ever built. is provided with the Jones,
Leatbers Il Pauley combined high and low
pressure engines. AS she is in port our practical
steamboatmen can investigate the many advan-
tages of this patent for themselves. They are
also in successful operation on the James How
ard, City of Helena and Charles Morgan.
! Our young friend Joe Donnahue, for several
years the efficient aid OF Messrs. Lord Il Nc
| Peake is now in the stationery business, as the
levee representative of J. s. Rivers. Joe Is a
good boy, and we hope he may profit BY the
! change.
| The Susie Silver was due last night from Gin
cinnati, and will return on Tuesday. Capt. David
| H. Silver in command.
The Commonwealth had Geo hlds sugar, GOO
bbIs moa-ses, and 2i3 bbls rosn.
The Andy Johnson had 1000 hhds sugar, 5uc
| bbls molasses, and COO bbls rice.
The Iron Mountain and barges laying over
from yesterday, will leave to day. positively, for
st. Louis, W. c. Gray in command.
The Henry G. Yaeger, for ST Louis and inter
mediate points. leaves to-d-y at 2. M. |. c.
Van Hook master, N. B. Fowler cler,.
| Capt. Charlie Thorn will have mis- pet, the Car
RE A. Thorn, at the landing this morning, and
will leave this evening, without fail, for Cane
| River and Bayou Pierre through to Smthpori
| and Mansfield. The Thorn is Just out of the
docks where she has been placed in tiptoT
| order.
The Minute Avery, Capt. Ale Smith, clerk
| Frank Greig, of the Walker Lyons Atchafa,
and will return at 2. NJ, going through to st
| Martinville. Capt. Abe Is one OF the stand-bys
i'll this trade, and the Minnie is rs good q steam
| boat as ever turned wheel in it.
| In 1886 l was on the steamer Chandler, Capt
Shalcross. He was a superior officer, and his
boat had discipline and system of the navy. He
always carried the creme of the passengers OF the
| city, the Bluegrass region and OF the Southern
planters-A. Throckmorton, r. j. Ward, Chap
| man Coleman, Anderson Miller, Dock Gait, etc
| old alO