The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-01-18
THE RIVER.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN, !
Tuesday Morning, JAN IS, 1876.
MINIATURE ALMANAC


| Bertha Drummer, Ouachifa Belle, Ouachlta Dawn
May Lowry La Belle, Red River; John b.
Aaude, Memphis Bismarck, st. Louis susie
Silver, Cincinnati.
BOATS ADVERTISED TO LEAVE THIS DAY.
OrIole, Lower Coast, 10 A. NJ.
Waloon, Lower Coast. 10 A. NJ.
Mary Ida, Upper Coast. 10 A. ".
Martha, Lover Coast. y NJ.
J. f. Frazer. Lower Coast. P. NJ.
Bertha. Opelousas. z. ".
Assumption, Latourche, 5 2. NJ.
Charles Morgan, Cincinnati, 2. NJ.
III. G. Jaeger, st. Louis. r. Nj.
James Howard: st. Louis, 5 p. NJ.
Kate Kinney, Ouachita, 5 p. Nj
Belle Of shreveport, st. Louis, 5 p. NJ.
Commonwealth, Cincinnati, 5 Z. NJ.
Texas, Shreve ort. > 2. NJ.
MISCELLANEOUS.
For additional river news see our daily rele-
grams.
The r. E. Lee leaves Tuesday for yicksburg
and way landings. VIM. Campbell Ter, A.
McVay clerk.
The Memphis and Bend packet Illinois, Mark
Cheek master, Joe Spears clerk, leav Vicks-
burg arrival of he Lee on Friday. See adver-
tlsemeut.
The new and fine steamer Assumption, Joe
DaIferes master, N. Z. Dupuis and n Dalferes
clerks, leaves to-day at 5 2. NJ. for all landings
Oh the Latourche to Thibodaux.
The Fleta will be at the landing to-day
mo ming from the Atchafalaya and will leave as
usual Wednesday. at P. VI. Captain, G. c.
icket; clerk, A. NJ eynier, Sr.
The st. Mary, Fred Probst master, J. B.
Schmidt clerk. wall also be found at the landing,
receiving to leave on Wednesday, positively, for
tn Atchafdlava, at ) 2. NJ.
The J. f. Frazer. Oliver Canton, Jr., master,
leaves daily Sundays excepted, al 2. NJ, for
the Lower Coast to Belair Plantation.
The fleet side wheel Lower Coast packet Oriole
leaves daily, Sunday excepted from the head OF
Cont street, at 10 A. NJ, tor Live Oak Grove.
The Waloon, Alfred J. Ruiz master, z. Z.
Barry clerk leaves to-day, at ~ A. NJ, for the
Lower q asst to the Forts.
Globe Democrat, 14th
'The cold we4 tier has nearly placed an en-
barge on Navigation, and without very consid-
cradle CHI nge Ook place last night. the ice will
be too heavy this morning to allow the steamers
now loading for the South to get out. The
United States Lighthouse steamer Lily is now
route for the lower part of her district. She
will go far Sou as NacheZ. Lieut.. Rock
we'll, III charge of tnat district, ia on board, ana
will replace all the old lamps and what new ones
are required with the new lamps. which are war
ran ed not to be put out by wind or rain.
The new low Pressure and elegant Lower Coast
packet Martha, w. y. Bassett master, leaves on
Tuesday, at 2 VI. promptly
The Mary Ida leaves tuesday, Thursday and
Satur lay at 10 A Tor all landings on the
Upper Coast to the Tureaud Plantation, Ascen-
sion parish, J. A. Ruiz master, E. NJ. Stella clerk.
The Geo. papger, Making tri-weekly trips to
the Happy Jack Plantations, leaves every Mon
dag, Nednesday and Friday at 10 A. NJ; James
L OPry master.
The Bertha, H. H. Broad master, Theo John
cl rk arrived from the Opelousas on Sunday with
324 bales cotton, 1S4 ahhds sugar, l07 bbls mo-
asses and 60 head of cattle, and will return to
day at 2. A., taking freight for the Atcha
falaya, Courtableau, Des Gaizes and Bpuf.
The splendid side-wheel weekly packet Qua
chita Belle, J w. Blanks MASTER Joe Holmes
clerk, is receiving to Leave tomorrow tor all
landings on the Black and Ouarhta rivers to
Ouachta City. The Belle will also make Coast
landings.
The semi-weekly Bayou Lafourche packet
Robert Y ung, U. d. Terrebonne MASTER L. Dal-
teres and J. II. Daniel clerks, viii he at the
LANDING to-day receiving to leave for all land
ing- through to Thb Ddaux tomorrow at II NJ.
In the seven trips m de by the James Howard,
she brought 34,632 bales cotton, 6S.5Sl sacks
cotton seeds, 55y7 sacks oil cake, $50 sacks cotton
seed meal and 459 barrels of oil.
The fine and fast Kate Kinney, of the New Or
leaves to-day for all landings on the Black and
Ouaahita through to Camden, j. L. Kinney
master, Andrew Clark clerk.
One of the finest and largest steamboats, ever
built, the great James Howard, leaves to-day
at z. W., for Memphis, Cairo, st. Louis and all
intermed ate points. b. r. Pegram III command,
and the accommodating and efficient j. 81. Chas-
sang III the office.
The H. c. Yaeger, /. c. Van Hook master, N.
+. Fowler clerk, is loading to leave to-day for
West, via Cairo and Belmont.
he Mary Bell left Memphis with 1900 bales of
cotton, and $500 sacks oil cake. She will arrive
to leave on Friday.
The john b. Maude, one of the most popular
aud regular packets that lands at our wharves
leaves tomorrow. at p. NJ, for Memphis ana
the Bends. Captain, Jud. t. West; clerk, E. W.
Outlaw.
The Era No. TO- Tom Taylor master, J. P.
Mohr cl rk, arrived saturday night from Beuf
| Yer ha
she is receiving, to return Tomorrow, and will
go through to Point Jefferson.
The following is summary Of the Local In
spector's office at Pittsbug f)r 1875: Steamers
lns ected, l5l; licenses granted masters, 222;
mates, 1Ol; pilot-, %; first engineers, 1885, second
-.
The Texas, c. W. stinde master, Ed Groves
clerk, is receiving to leave for Shreveport to-
day at P NJ.
The lie Rowland, for Lake Bisteneau to Min
den, leaves tomorrow at ) z. NJ. q. ". Rae
IN ster Fl. C. Bozeman clerk.
The Col A. p Nouns from Jefferson had 1852
bales cotton, and will return tomorrow at 2. NJ.
Mart Nouns master, |. II. kouns clerk
Frank smith, the famous steward of the Mary
Bell, has quit that steamer and opened a restaur
ant III Memphis, an enterprise which We hope
our friend may be successful in.
The Rapides, Jerry Sullivan MASTER J. l.. Rob
bins clerk. from Flo,d, arr we'd Sunday with 706
oAles cotton and 4S7 sacks SEED, and will return
tomorrow at P NJ, taking freight t, all laud |
ngs on the Black, rensas aud Macon.
The clipper Of the ONO River fleet, the famous
Charles Morgan. Is at the landing receiving for
-eturn TIP to Cincinnati and will leave to-day |
1t p. N. The bold ALI. Stein on the roof, |
Harry Stem in the office.
The new U. p schenck, Capt J. Lawrence |
carter, arrived on sunday from Cincinnati, and |
sil return on Thursday OF this boat, the Cou |
.er-J urnal says:
. TIE new mastadon-the Zig Bonanza. U. P. |
IN from Cincinnati yesterday, |
leaned out all the freight che levee, whlstled |
or moe, and left for New Orleans. she Is a |
whale, being 265 feet long, II feet wide, and was
quilt eXclus vely to carry trt ght, not people. |
She will carry $500 rs and new '-queal.' she |
las room eyeryN here III fact, sine Is al room
Ter up cabin deck beng one massive ware
iouse, While her iowtr deck is oae tremendous
or fof freight and stock She runs well and |
ooks vel: AID as she runs at a very small ex-
,en-e, and is bou ID to make fortune. W. will |
! r.ist Ii c.lhns her the Big BnnanZa.n