The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-02-27
THE RIVER.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN, !
Sunday Morning Feb. ~. 1876.

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DEPARTURES
Oriole, Martha, NatcheZ, Tensas, st. John,
AssumptiO Frank Willard, Iberia, Maria Louise,
W. j. Poiteve mt, Stella Block, Kate Kinney, g.
T. schenck, Bart Able, FontenelIe, Ashland.
To ARRIVE.
OrlOle, Waloon, Wawenock, Lower Coast: jose
phine. Upper Coast; John Howard, Willie,
Ouachita; B. L. Hodge, Baton Rouge; John A.
Scudder, st. Louis; Rapides, Tensas and Macon;
La Belle, Red River; Henry Tete, Robert Jung,
Assumption, Lafourche; Bertha, st. Mary, Fleta,
Opelousas; Katie, Greenville; r. z. Lee, Vicks
burg, Gov. Allen, Bayou Sara.
LEAVES TO-DAY.
Mary Ida, Upper Coast. A. M.
BOATS ADVERTISED TO LEAVE TOMORROW.
Oriole, Lower Coast, 10 A. NJ.
Wawenock, Lower Coast, 10 A. NJ.
Gov. Allen, Bayou Sara, 5 PM.
B. L. Hodge, Baton Rouge. 5 P. NJ.
Robert Young, Lafourche, P. NJ.
MISCELLANEOUS.
For additional river news see our daily teie-
grams.
The Katie, John W. Tobin master, W. N.
Gaines and Val. Entriken clerks, leaves to-mor-
row at P. M, for Greenville and the Bends.
The reliable Josephine will leave tomorrow, as
usual, at 10 A. NJ, for the Union Plantation, Up
per Coast W. d. Cozzens in command Charley
Apologize clerk.
packet B. L. Hodge. J. P. McElroy master, W. Z.
1reathouse, Jr., clerk is due to arrive this even
ing. and will return tomorrow at 5 P. NJ.
The feet Illinois, Mark Cheek master, j. W.
Spears clerk, leaves Vlcksburg every Friday on
the arrival of the r. E. Lee.
The Henry Tete, from the Lafourche. will ar
rive to-day, and will return on Wednesday, at
A. M, going through to Thlbodaux. -. r. Aucoln
master, NJ. 81. Landry ERIK.
The Assumption, Joe Dalferes master, n z.
Dupis and N. Dalferes clerks, will arrive also to-
morrow, and leave ON Wednesday. at A. ~, for
the LAfOurche.
II. Daniel and F. Dalferes clerks, making semi
weekly trips to the Lafourcne, will be at the
landing to- day, and will leave tomorrow at P.
n, gong through to Thiboda1x
The Waoon, for the Lower Coast to the Forts
leaves on Tuesdsy at 10 A.. NJ. Alfred J. Ruiz
master, p E. Barry clerk.
The Painter No. q Capt. NJ. liver, has an ad-
vertsement in another column to which atten
ton is called. She is a powerful towboat, and is
ready for service at all times.
The Mary loa, J. A. RUIZ ma ster E. M. Stella
clerk, leaves every Tuesday, Thursday and Sat-
urday at 10 A. H., for the Tureaud Plantation, AS
cension parish.
The regular weekly packet, the favorte Bertha,
ia due to-day and will leave on Tuesday, as usual,
without fail, for the Atchafalaya. Courtableau,
Des Glaizes and Bayou B9uf. II. II. Broad mas
ter, Theo. John clerk.
The Gov. A. len, in place of the W. s. Pike, Jno.
J. Brown master, ). s. Streck clerk, will arrive
this evening and leave tomorrow at P. NJ for
Bayou Sara, carving the United states mall.
Wawenock, John Taylor master, leaves to-mor
row, as usual, at 10 A. NJ. sharp, going through to
Port Eads.
The fleet side-wheel Lower Coast packet Oriole
leaves daily, Sunday excepted, from the head OF
Cont street, at 10 A. NJ for the Live Oak Grove
The new low pressure steamer Martha, W. 8.
Bassett master, leaves every Tuesday and Thurs
day at II NJ, and Saturday at P. NJ, for the
Lower Coast
The Opelousas packets FIeta and st. Mary are
both due tomorrow and will leave on Wednes-
day.
The crack side-wheel steamer Ouachita Belle,
Of the New Orleans and Ouachita Transports ion
Company, making weekly trips to Ouacnita City,
leaves here on Wednesday.
The Lessie Taylor, making weekly trips to
Alexandria and Grand Ecore, is due tonight
and will return on Tuesday. II. l.. Lee master,
f. C. Findren clerk.
The John B. Maude, John Heinz master, Ed.
Outlaw clerk, will also be at the landing TO-
morrow morning, and will leave for Grand Ecore
ON Tuesday.
Saturday is always good day on the landing,
but yesterday proved to a considerable extent AL
exception. Buyers who intend to remain over
during The Carnival, and who were not obliged to
ship are holding their orders over also.
The weather took a slight change for the
worse, and at the close Of this report still wore
dubious aspect.
The river has changed a little. 1t s now feet
BIO below high-water mark.
z Good luck attended the trip of the Charles
Morgan all the way through, and she arrived
Friday night; Capt. Alf. and Harry being the
two .happiest fellows on the boat. As Is already
well known the Morgan returns on Wednesday,
and those who want to travel on her had better
interview Harry Stein early tomorrow.
Tho great steamboat Mary Bell passes Vicks-
burg to-day, and will arrive tomorrow with her
maGTj062pt saloon filled with visitors from Mem
phiS snd the Bends. She is the leviathan of
steamboat9; 3 rare crmbiaation of strength, size
and beauty, and will certainly prove an interest
ing visit to those who have not seen her. j.
- II Mr. A~t5S
an accommodating and accomplished clerk, pre-
sides in the Office.
The Col. A. P. Kouns arrived Yesterday from
Red River with 9S7 bales cOttO,, 752 Of which be-
longed to the cargo of the Lotus No. 8. Mr.. Joe
Dodd, the clerk, accompanied by several officers,
arrived also by the Kouns
Capt. Dannals, the engineers, carpenter and
several others remained on the Lotus. Mr.. Dodd
was unable to say how much injury the Lotus
The Kouns will commence receiving for JET
ferson and Shreveport tomorrow, and will leave
on Wednesday. Mart Kouns in command, Isaac
The Carrie A. Thorn, Capt. Charlie Thorns
net laid over to 5P. M. Wednesday, when she
will leave for Cane River and Bayou Fierre, |
going through to Smithfeld.
The new and beautiful steamboat Golden huie
arriyed Friday night with large trip OF passen-
gers and splendid freight from the Ohio, part
Of which was 344 bales cotton, and being unable |
to ket away yesterday, laid over to Wednesday,
when she leaves for Cincinnati. The hule has
unusually large staterooms. and offer. every at
traction for pleasant trip. o. P. Shinkle COM
mands Mr. VIM. R. Shaw clerk.
The Belle Rowland, from Lake Bisteneau, ar
rived Yesterday, and will return on Wednesday, |
going through to Minden. Geo. W. kea master. |
b. C. Bozeman clerk.
From st. Louis papers of the 2tth we get the
following:
"The new Grand Republic will be found at the
foot OF Carroll street this morning. Her machln
cry is all in place, and she Will De pushed 10 RAPID
Compilation. and Capt. Thorwegan mas determined
to have her ready for the grandest excursion trip
that was ever made on the Mississippi River, by
the 18th Of next month.
"Braithwaite, of the May Lowry teiegraps TO
Com. Kountz: Fire insurance SIC, 500.' That is |
. lucky fact for the owners"
Capt Dave Asbery and clerk Ed. More house |
arc making trip on the Clinton to the Upper |