The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-01-11
THE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN TUESDAY, JANUARY IL 1876

$50 by the st. Francis Belle. Out Of the Arkar-
sas there came 4747 bales, of which 1852 were by
the Maumelle, 1917 by he Ella Hughes, 6SS by
the Ida Stockton, sos by the Rosa Miller, 272 by
the Legal Tender, 296 by the Fort Gibson. In
addition to The foregoing Is bales were reshlpped
from the wharfboat opposite Terrene by the
steamer Tom Morgan.
Mr.. Frank Beck, Jr., of the Inflated Belle
Yazoo arrived yesterday morning by the Katie.
He reports the Belle lying in an easy position,
does not think she is injured much, and that she
can be easily raised. The Travis Wright has
been sent up to her. The Katie brought 100
bales of her cotton, and the Scudder 1874 SACKS
OF the seed, the balance Of the seed. 1lOO sacks.
will be lost The Feta has n bales of her cotton,
the balance, 233 bales, is in the hold. We trust
Mr.. Beck's hopes may be realized, and that che
may speedily be raised.
The semi weekly Coast and Baton Rouge packet
LESSEE Taylor, Allen Jumel master, NJ. Kenison
to. morrow as usual at II NJ
The ST. john, leaving last'evening for Donald
sonville and the Coast, will return tonight and
leave tomorrow again at II NJ.
The Bertha, leaving to-day, connects with the
Minnie for Des Glaizes, and will give through
| bills of lading to all points on that Bayou.
The Kate Kinney arrived from Camden yester-
day with 1897 bales cotton and discharged at the
Thaa street wharf.
| Captains De Hart and Arthur are proud OF the
manner in which their pet shannon acquitted
herself as cotton CARRIER they satisfied that
she will carry $500 bales!with ease. They have got
| good steamboat and there is more VINO know II
besides themselves.
| The Maria Louise arrived from Shreveport yes.
terday, with 2012 bales cotton and 200 sacks oil
cake. She returns Thursday.
| The Carondelet receiving very freely yes
| terday and will be pretty sure TO go to-day.
| The City of Alton on her way up landed al
Vicksburg and took Oh a few passengers and IL
bales cotton for Memphis. Presented with bill
for wharfage, Capt. Bixby refused to pay it and
rolled the cotton off, whereat the Herald gets
mad, gives the boat and her officers the benefit
of notice, saying in conclusion, such SKIN
tlints as the Alton should be made to pay fol
landing here, whether they do any business OF
not" Inconsiderate Captain! Jealous Herald
A portion Of tue wharf at the Vicksburg packe
landing, on which was piled 3 lot OF the kallei
cotton seed, gave way yesterday afternoon, let
ting portion of it into the water underneath
A large number of hands were engaged in re
moving 1t as rapidly as possible. The amount o
[By Telegraph
VIcKsBURG, Jan. 9.-To Brockett 4 Carter, 81
| Magazine street: James Howard will arrive Tues
day morning with 1900 bales and 5000 sacks seed
Leave Thursday, 10 h inst, for Memphis and tn
Bends. B. h. PEGRAM, Master
V1cKsBURG. Jan. 80 G. G. Wayne, N. O.
Steamer Thomps Desn will arrive Tuesday ant
leave for Memphis and the Bends on Wednesday
w. B. MILLER, Master.
BAYOU SARA, JAM 10.-To NJ. W. Joyce, IL
Gravier street: viii arrive Tuesday morning
and leave for the Arkansas River on Wednesday
the 18th. JNO. A. WILLIAMS.
| Steamer Nellie Peck.