The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-02-19

st. John, Lafourche, S P. NJ.
Assumption, Lafourche, 5 P NJ,
! CarOndelet, st. ouie, 5 P. NJ
| r. T.. Bryarly, Red River P. NJ.
Willie, Bartholomew, M.
EanchOn. Ouachita, 5P.M
Cherokee, RJtsDurg, p. M.
Susie Silver, Cincinnati. p. NJ
Frank Willard, Bayou Des Glaizee, pm.
Iberia. Baton Rouge. 5 p M.
MIsCELLANkOUs
For additional river news see our daily tele-
grams.
The famous Natchez. T. p. feathers master,
leaves to-day at 5P: NJ, promptly, for Vicksburg,
connecting with the regular packets foy the
YaZo0; JAS. F. Muse in the Office.
The new low-pressure steamer Martha, W. s.
Bassett master. leaves to-day At 1 P. M. through
to Port Eads.
The J. F. Frazer, Oliver Canton, Jr., master,
leaves daily, Sundays excepted at p. M. for the
Lower Coast to Belair Plantation.
The fleet slde-wheel packet Oriole leaves daily
at 10 A. NJ. fos the Lower Coast to Live OAK
Grove.
See the advertisement Of the fast and powerful
towbost Painter No. 2 in another column.
The Bayou Lafourche packet Assumption, Joe
Dalferes master, N. z. lupus and N. Dalferes
clerks, leaves to-day st 5 P. M, going through to
ThibOdaux.
The. Alexandra and Grand Ecore packet Bart
Able, Richard Sinnott master, Geo. Hamilton
clerk, leaves to-day at 5 P. M.
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. NJ. for the Tu-
reaud Plantation, Ascension parish.
The New Orleans and Ouachits Transports
ton Company send out two boats to-day.
The semi-weekly Bayou Lafourche packet st.
John, F. Bergeron master, J. c. Bergeron clerk,
leaves to-day at 5 P M, going through to Thibo-
daux, and paying particular attention to all
Coast business.
The Tensss, in place of the Trenton, W. Bur-
ton master, Capt. Il. Quatrevaux clerk, arrived
on time with fine trip, and returns to-day, as
usual, at P. NJ, promptly, taking freight for the
Atchafalaya, Courtabieau, Des Glaizes.
The Iuerla, III place OF the Lessie Taylor, Allen
Jcmel master, Charles Brusle clerk. making
seml-weekiy trips TO Baton Rouge and the Coast,
leaves to-day at P. NJ
Frank Willard, Lew Rice master, F. n. Jotfrion
clerk, leaves to morrow certain at 5 P. NJ, for
Bayou Des Glalzes, as regular weekly packet.
For Memphis, Cairo and st. Louis, the lion
freight steamer Uarondelet, VIM. Thompson
master, w. D. Love and Geo. w. 'Purdy clerks,
leaves tomorrow at Pm.
The Red River Transportation Company's
steamer Il. T. Bryacley, W. T. Scovell master,
Thos. Davidson clerk, leaves to-day, positively,
for all landings on Red River to Shreveport and
The Fanchon, T.. G. Sweeney master, of the
New Orleans and Ouachita Transportation Com
pany. leaves to-day for the Ouachits through to
Camden.
The Willie, also of this line, leaves TO-DAY for
Black River and Bayou Bartholomew to Lind
Grove. E. B. Trinidad master, Tom Knee clerk
The Cherokee, Geo. "of master, A. Byers
clerk, leaves to-day at P. NJ, for the Ohio River
through to Pittsburg.
This Susie Silver, for Louisville and Cincinnati,
leaves Today at 2. M. D. II. Silver master, J. s.
Lehmer clerk.
Yesterday was beautiful day, remarkable for
the contrast it presented to the kind OF weather
we had Thursday; the rain left the levee muddy
Oa IA Ar hat ~ %bo
wharf in front of the Police Station is becoming
very unsafe for the pedestrians that daily cross
it; it is in lovely harmony with the Canal street
cr0ssins. The river showed the same marks feet
$40 inch below high water mark. Business re-
vved considerably among the local packets.
The Waioon in particular having about all she
could carry. TO Red River and Ouachita they
were rather light, and lighter still to the Ohio
and st. Louis. This being the last day Of the
week, we hope for good day.
The Wawenock. for Port Eads, was behind time
getting in and did not leave until in the evening.
The Martha was still on the docks, and we
could not learn il she would be off in time to
leave to-day. The Martha has an elegantly fitted
up saloon for ladies, and goes to Port Eads on
her Saturday trips. A very pie 4sant and interest
ing "trip is thus offered to those who wish to
see the famous jetties.
The Great Republic IL rapidly approaching
completion, and will soon display to the folks
along the river her wOndrous size and beauty.
Contrary to our surmises Of q few days ago, the
Sherlock will make her grand Mardl Graa trip,
leaving Cincinnati to-day. The Morgan is to
leave also to-day with party, and there are some
also on the Golden Rnle. The Scudder, Howard
here for the festival
We fear not how many may come, for We are
offering variety entertainment; on the 26 b the
Knights OF MOmus march through our streets;
on Mardl Gras Rex makes his grand entry sup
plemented by the Mistick Krewe at night, and
then we have the Agricultural and Industrial
Exposition, lasting from the Goth February to
the 9Th of March.
We know OF two parties who want each q pro-
passenger gel ACKNOWLEDGEMENT s 2 Who has shsmf sDo
The Democrat received yesterday . dispatch
from Bayou Sara, stating that the john F. Tolle
3 nd Bill HENDERSON had cOliided at springfield
Landing, just below Port Hickey, the Henderson
The Henderson has been up the Tensas and
Macon for the past several months, and was ON
her way down with a lot OF cotton and seed.
Keokuk Northern line have very summary
way of dealing with those who insist upon unju
wharfage dues. bays the st. Louis Republican,
According to the Alton Telegraph, business
meu are dissatisfied because the Keokuk North
ern line boats don't stop there. 1t says: Since
the Addie Johnston was attached for wharfage
due the city some weeks ago, the boats Of that
line have refused to land at this point, and sew
eral of our largest manufacturing establishments
been compelled to ship to st. Louis in or Ter
to get their freight taken up the river. This
state of things has continued till it has become
monotoDous and injurious to the trade Of this
city, This is another proof, if 1t were needed,
that communities on the banks Of rivers and
lakes can not thrive without the help of steam
boats and barges, and that communities stand in
their own light which do not extend the most
liberal encouragement to these unryaled car
riers."
The H. G. Yaeger and Belle of Shreveport,
from st. Louis, are both due and will return, the
former on Monday and the latter Tuesosy.
The favorite Mary Houston is also due, from
the Ohio, and returns Tuesday. The Millers,
Charles and Elliott, run the Houston.
Capt. La sarge received 81 1000 from the I'M
derwriters for the loss to his Jno. NJ Chambe rs.
(By Telegraph IL
CAMPTE, Feb. Ito N. y. Donahue, rs Ora
vier street: Will arrive Sunday; leave for Jeffer
son Tuesday, I'D. W. BRAITHwAITE,
Steamer May Lowry.
VIcKsBuRG, Feb. Ito J. 3. Woods d Co.:
Steamer Belle Of Shreveport will arrive Saturday
evening and leave for St. Louis Tuesday even
ing. rHOS. w, RIA Master