The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-01-09
MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
grams.
The Katie. ]. W. Tobin master, W. N. Gaines
clerk, from Greenvle, will arrive this evening
and return tomorrow at S P. NJ.
Inc H. p. Lee leaves Tuesday for Vicksbure
and way landings. VIM. Campbell master, A.
McVay clerk
The reliable Josephine will leave tomorrow
az usual, at 10 A. NJ, tor the Union Plantation,
Upper Coast ". L. Cozzens in command Char
ley Applegate clerk.
The tri-weeky Coast and Donaldsonve packet
st. John Is due to-day, and will return to morrow
a! ~ A. H., +. Bergeron master, J. c. Bergeron
The Coast, Baton Rouge and Lobdel's Store
packet B. L. Hodge, J. P. McElroy master,
| W: H. Greathouse, Jr, clerk, is due to arrive
this evening and will return to- morrow at ?. NJ
| Inc nne side wheel passenger steamer Iberia,
| george A. Sheldon master, Jno. McConkey clerk,
VIII be found at the landing to-day and will leave
| tomorrow at II M. for all landings on The Lower
| Coast to Lee Plantation
Inc regular weekly packet. the favorite Bertha,
| Is dpe to day, and will leave Tuesday, as
usual, without fail, for the Atchsfalaya, Courta-
| Dleau: Des Glaizes and Bayou Bnuf H. H.
| Broad master, Theo. John CLERK
The j. +. Frazer, Oliver Canton, Jr., master,
| leaves daily, Sundays excepted, at 3 p. M for
| the Lower Coast to Belair Plantation.
| The Gov Allen lin place of the W. S. Pike)
John .. Brown master, $. S. Streck clerk, wi ar
rive this evening and leave to- morrow, at S P.
| NJ, ior Bayou Sara, carrying the United Sta es
mails.
| The United States mail and Lower Coast pack
ct Wawenock, John Taylor master, leaves to-mor-
row, as usual. at 10 a. NJ sharp, going through
| to Port Eads.
| The feet side wheel Lower Coast packet Oriole
| leaves daily, Sunday excepted, from the head of
Cont street, at 10 A. NJ. for Live Oak Grove.
The Geo. spanger, Jas. t. O'Pry master,
| leaves tomorrow, as usual, at 10 A. NJ, for all
Lower Coast landings 10 Happy Jack. J. G.
| TremOulet clerk
Cincinnati Commercial, 9th:
" MEMPHIS, JAM 5.-rhe Thompson Dean de-
parted South this evening, with forty cabin
people and several hundred bales OF cotton. The
John A. Scudder passei South with forty people
| and 1900 tons, adding $50 bales OF cotton here
The crew OF the Mary Miller lett for home
this evening. The Marshal is still in charge of
| the boat. The total value OF the boat ana cargo
Is slightly over s30,0GJ. The salvage claim of
the Illinois Will result in a long and earnestly
contested litigation. Tie James Howard for the
South tomorrow, has about 1000 bales of cotton
engaged. River rose Is inches to-day.
LITTLE Rock, Jan. 5.-Clear and pleasant
The arkansas River is still rising, with 81 feet
water by the gauge. Arrived: Nellie Peck from
above"
The Thompson Dean, one of the finest passen.
ger steamers atlGat. is due from Memphis and
will return on Wednesday. W. i. Miller captain
The Mary Ida leaves to-day st 8 O'Clock for the
Upper Coast to the Tureaud Plantation, Assem-
SION parish, returning III time to leave usual on
Tuesday, at 10 A. Nj. Mr.. Ed. NJ. Vsletts retiring,
Mr.. T.. NJ. Stella well and favorablv nown in this
community, and formerly of the W. j. Poitevtnt,
succeeds him in the office. He is an accom-
plished gentleman and good clerk, as all who
have business with him will find out.
The Henry Tete, from the lafourche will ar.
rive to-day aud return tomorrow at p. NJ,
going through to Thlbodaux. By reference to the
advertisement in another column, it viii be seen
that she has changed her schedule, the wat,
now permitting her to run through.
baa ole rad do
will arrive tomorrow and leave on Tuesday at
5P M.
The Carondelet having turned over her Ohio
River "trip to the Thos. Sherlock, is loading for st.
Louis, and will leave on Tuesday next at p. NJ.
The Carondelet Is no ordinary steamboat, is pos
sessed OF extraordinary strength, and is worthy
of visit. W. D. Love commands, MI Geo. W.
Pu'dy clerk.
The John F. Tolle, D. NJ. Brady master, W. c.
Kimber clerk, will be found at the landing to-day
and will leavs on Tuesday also for st. Louis and
all intermediate points.
The passenger steamer John A. Scudder A. j.
Carter master, Chas H. Dix clerk, is due from St.
Louis, and will return on Wednesday.
The Utah, from the YaZoo and Tallahatchie
rivers, will arrive to-day and return on Tuesday,
giving through bills of lading. II. t. Beasey
master, 7. X Voohries clerk.
The GAINESVILLE arrived Friday night from the
Teche with full trip. The ClarksvIle will not
return, but will go to the Arkansas, leaving to-
morrow at P. NJ; John s. Jones in command.
The Nellie Peck is on the way from the Arkan-
sas with full load, part of which-15OO bales
che got above Ii tie Rock. Capt. Williams tele-
graphs that che will riive to return on Wednes |
day.
Globe Democrat, 9Th Business dull and |
freight rates decidedly off, 1870 e 100 tbs., and
yesterday, and 1t is generally understood that |
every boat that takes freight at this rate will |
come back with cart load of money"
The Waloon for the Lower Coast to the Forts |
loo Nrrn- OF d..
master, P. i. Barry, clerk.
The Painter No. 2, Capt. NJ. liver, has an adver-
tlsementin another column to which attention is |
called She is powerful towboat, and is ready |
for service at all times. The Painter will tow |
vessels to and from the bar, does her work we'll |
and upon the most reasOnab BILE terms.
In another part of our paper will be found an |
account OF the sinking Of the Belle Yazoo. The
place where she sunk is near where the famous |
John 4. (suitnlan Was lost and is full of cypress !
s;umps.
The fleet Illinois, Mark Cheek master, J. W. |
Spears clerk leaves Vicksburg every Friday on |
arrival of the r. Z. Lee.
At the election for President of the Merchants |
Exchange, st. Louis, Com. John A. Scu1der and |
ex-Mayor Cole were rival candidates. Captain |
Scudder was defeated by small majority.
The Clinton has abandoned her trip to the
Ouachita. Sensible conclusion.
Capt. Billy Johnston returned to the Oua chita |
yesterday on the Bertha Drummer. He will have /
charge OF one of Capt Cryer's connecting boats. |
The New Orleans and Ouachita Transportation |
Company steamer Shannon, was due at dark |
from Camden. and will return on Tuesday, Jno.
DeHart, master, G. Fl. Arthur clerk.
The Ouachita Belle, also of this line, making
weekly trips, will arrive to leave on Wednesday.
j. W. Banks master.
The La Belle arrived with fine trip from
Shreveport, and will return on tuesday. M. N. |
Wood master, Walter Parker clerk
The Lotus No. 3, Dave Dannals master. Joe
Dodd clerk, due last night will leave for Jefer-
son on Wednesday.
The WI Beban, in splendid order, is up for
Minden, and VII leave without fail for that place
on Tuesday. g. z. Wilkinson master, Frank
Ames clerk.
The Garry Owen, with 97S bales cotton, arrived
Friday night. he Owen will not return.
The City of Quincy laid over from Friday, and
left yesterday.
The Commonwealth, Thos W. Shields master,
Owen G. Gates clerk is up for the Ohio. and will
leave on Tuesday. The commonwealth Is a fine
passenger steamer, very large and roomy, and