The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-01-15
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III "uWtiouAi river neWe see our DAILY tele
The famons Natchez, 7. P. feathers master
leaves to-day at P. M. promptly, for Vicksburg
connecting with the regular packets for the
lazoo, Mr.. James F. Muse in the office.
me Coast and Baton Rouge packet LESSEE
Taylor Allen Jumel master, M. Kenison clsrk
leaves to-day as usaul, at P. NJ
The Coast and Donaldsonville tri-weeky packet
st. John, F. Bergeron master, ]. C. Bergeron
clerk, leaves thisimorning at 10 o'clock promptly.
| Inc new low pressure steamer Martha, w. -.
Bassett master, leaves to-day at 2. NJ, through
| to Port Easds.
The J. T. Frazer Oliver Canton, Jr, master,
leaves daily: Sundays excepted, at p. NJ, for
the Lower Coast to Belair Plantation
The fleet side wheel packet Orole leaves daily
at 10 A. NJ, for the Lower Coast to Live Oak
Grove.
See the advertisement of the fast aud powerful
towboat Painter No in another column
| The Robert Y ung, U. D. Terrebonne master.
+. Dalferes and }. H. Daniel clerks, leaves to.
day at 5, for all landings on the Lafourche to
| Thlbodaux.
The Bayou Lafourche packet Assumption, Joe
Dalferes master, n z. Dupuis and N. Daferes
clerks, leaves to-day at II NJ, going through to
| Thibodaux
| The Alexandria and Grand Ecore packet Bart
Able, Richard Slnnott master, George Hamilton
| clerk, arrived yesterday with l740 bales cotton
and will return to-day as usual, at z. ~
The Natchez had 1855 bales cotton and 4O62
sacks seed.
| The mammoth James Howard, one Of the best
| steamboats, that ever turned wheel, leaves to-
day at P. NJ for Memphis, Cairo, and St. Louis
| b. Il. Pegram IN command, and the accomplished
| Mr.. j. II. Chassa'ng in the Office.
| The New Orleans and Ouachita Transportation
Go. send out two boats to-day, and the Red River
Transportation Go. three
The Peytona and barges, Capt. j. G. Verhoeff,
| is loading to leave to-day for Cincinnati and all
| intermediate points.
The fine passenger steamer Robt. Mitchell
1 1an 10 IL, : - l.,
Ohio through to Cincinnati, James Paul master,
Frank Stein clerk.
The Trenton, L. Quatrevaux master, H. Molai-
son clerk, arrived yesterday morning with full
load. and will return to-day at P. NJ. promptly,
t king freight for the Atchatalya, Courtableau
Des Glalzes and Bayou Beuf.
Cincinnati Commercial:
est. LOUIS, JAM 11-Weather clear and pleas
! ant, all signs OF winter having disappeared. The
river has fallen over 2 feet since Sunday and
there was 1871 feet water by the gauge this even
ing.
I" 1t is said that the incorporators of the New
Orleans Packet Company will be John A. Scud-
der, b. Allen, John P. keiser and Z. A. Sheble
In addition to running two or three Of the
best Anchor Line boats through, the following
steamers will probably be added John A. Scud-
der, Susie Silver, Commonwealth, Glencoe, City
OF Alton, Bismarck and Belle of Shreveport
This would leave the James Howard, Mary Bell
Grand Republic, Centennial, Carondelet, and rhe
several Kountz Line of steamers to hustle around
outside, and make the thing interesting. Presl-
dent Scudder will be assisted in the management
OF his line by his superintendent, John P. keiser,
enc OF the shrewdest men connected with river
interests, and should the outsiders work together
they wonld find it difficult to settle on a leader,
rs CONS Davidson and KountZ, the two leading
spirits, are not on good terms. Business fiat,
and the levee presents Sunday like appear
ance."
The Bastrop, for Bayou Bartholomew and all
way landings to Lind Grove, leaves day with
out fail at 5 T. M. Captain, Gus Hodge; clerk,
L. p. Delahoussaye.
The Kate Kinney j. B. Kinney master, Andrew
Clark clerk, leaves to-day at 5 P. NJ for all land
ings on the Ouachita River through to Camden.
The gilt-edge Maria Louise H. J. Brinker
master, leaves positively to-day at p M. for
Shreveport and all way landings. Mr.. A. Grivot
in the office.
The new U P. schenck and Charles Morgan,
bound down, are both this side Of Memphis.
The Iron Mountain and three Darges. from
Pittsburg, arrived yesterday morning, having as
part Of her cargo 1856 bales cotton.
The fleet and reliable Mary Ida J A. Ruiz
master, with the accommodating E. NJ. Stella in
the office, leaves to-day at 10 A. M. for the Tu-
reaud Plantation, Ascension Parish.
Vcksburg Herald 18th /:
s'Mr. JAS. E. Ledlie now on thelIron Mountain.
is an old-time st. Louis and New Orleans steam
boat clerk, but of late Years he has been steam
boating in the Upper Ohio, and between Pitts
burg and st. Louis. He is now on his first trip
the Iron Mountain, and is an old-time steamboat
man and clever gentleman.
''The Memphis Avalanche says that contract
has been closed by Capt. Hicks with the Little
Rock railroad officials for the Mary Bell and her
consorts to carry all the Southern bound cotton
brought into Hopefield by rail-
The Commonwealth being unable to leave yes
terday, goes to-day at P. NJ. taking freight for
all points on the Ohio to Cincinnati, W. Thomp-
son master, Owen q. Gates clerk.
The John F. TOile laid over also and 1eavaa |
this evening for st. Louis, d. NJ. Brady master,
w. G. Kimber clerk.
The Andy Johnson due yesterday evening from
st. Louis, is announced to return to .day. d. r. |
Asbury master, Ed Morehouse clerk.
NThe G. 81. Durfee W. 7. Boardman master, |
arrived from Shreveport yesterday with 451 bales
cotton, 400 sacks oil cake and 1886 head OF CATTLE
and will make trip to Minden. leaving to-day |
without fail at T. NJ. Mr.. W. H. McChesney in |
the Office.
The Col. A. P. Kouns and the Belle Rowland |
were both due from Red River last night.
Owing to all of her shipments not being COM
pleted, the Stella Riock for B@uf River laid
over. She will leave this evening, positively, at
5 o'clock, going through to Point Jefferson. O.
B. Crooks master, Gabe Block clerk.
The Ida, of the Walker Lyons Attakapas and
Teche Line, will be receiving this morning to
leave this evening, going through to St. Martin
VILE T. r. Muggah master, Fred. Buck in tho
Office.
The Texas arrived from Shreveport last even
Ing with 1918 bales cotton.
The Ida had 10S bales cotton, 23S hhds sugar,
$40 bbs. molasses and 13, 760 feet lumber.
[By Telegraph
BATON ROUGE, Jan. H.-Jos. A. Aiken: Belle
Rowland will arrive tonight. G. W. REA,
Master.
BATON ROUGE, Jan. 14.-Jos. A. Aiken: Will
arrive at this evening. G. w. STINDE
Master str. Texas. |
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