The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-01-12

formed, it lie said to forco Com. Davidson to con-
fine himself to the Upper Mississippi, or accept
the consequences, which will be an opposition
line to st. Paul. Both parties are powerful, and
should compromis, not be Effected, there VIII
be renewal Of that spirited competition which
has always more or less characterized the fight
ing COmmodore's career"
The Susie Silver and Louisville were adver-
Used to leave Cincinnati to day.
Inc Y. s. Church, laying over from Yesterday.
leaves to-day for all landings on the Ohio to Gin
clnnau. John =. Patterson master, John i.
Hambleton clerk
Rouge semi-weekly packet Lessie Taylo., Allen
Jumel master, NJ. Kenison clerk, leaves to-day.
promptly, at IL NJ.
We call attention of steamb )atmen to the ad-
vertlsement in another column Of J. 5. McMillin,
attorney for the McMi,lin Steam Capstan Com.
pany.
The agency for the collection of royalty has
Deen extended to this city, and Capt. e. h.
Arthur, OF the steamer Shannon, has been ap-
pointed agent, and is empowered to make
arrangements for the collection Of all royalties on
this patent. In suit against the Joe Fleming at
st. Louis. for damages for an. infringement on
this patent the United States Circuit Court
awarded the plaintiffs $500 and costs of suit.
AZ the time for the collection of this royalty has
been extended to the LIST OF February, those of
our boatmen interested, would do well to see
Capt Arthur, who will in q few days establish
himself at Messrs. Bell Menge, for the purpose
of extending them all facilities to this end.
1he Shannon laid over until p. NJ. to-day,
when she will leave for all la diogs on the Qua
chita through to Camden. John DeHsrt master,
q. H. Arthur clerk.
The Kate Kinney follows next in the Inc for
Camden, and will leave the latter part Of this
week.
The W. J. Poitevent arrived at dark from Ten
sas ana Macon with 3l5 bales cotton and 1903
sacks seed. She returns to-day at P. NJ. CIV
ing through bills lading to Floyd Joe. Walker
oofn~ 1y,Ia~ al
The Ieneas from Iensas and Macon arrived
yesterday afternoon.
The BAstrop, of the New Orleans and uachita
Transportation COMPANY, was due at dark, AID
will leave tomorrow without fail for Bayou Bar
tholomew. Gus Hodge master, L. p. Delahous.
save clerk.
The Katie P. Kountz, Dave Haney master,
leaves to-day at P NJ. for the Arkansas River.
the John Howard arrived from White River
yesterday with 2G27 bales cotton. Capt. Mont
gomery was unable to say yesterday when he
would return.
The new steamer Mobile, bDit to run on the
Alabama River, arrived yesterday. She will leave
for Mobile to-day.
from P. Nj. Saturday to G P. M. yesterday
amounted to 80, 635 bale. and Al 1888 sacks. Fl .
leree is naturally very M CHI crowded, there be-
ing four Western arrivals also during this time.
In the last ten days the river has risen here
and $40 feet, and is still steadily rising.
One OF the finest passenger steamers on the
Mississippi River, the Thompson Dean, leaves
to day for Memphis.
The Nellie Peck, Capt. John A. Williams leaves
to-day, at 5P. NJ for the Arkansas.
The Utah laid over until IL NJ. to-day, at which
hour she leaves for the YaZoo and Tallahatchie
B. F. Beasley master, 7. X. Voohries clerk.
[By Telegraph
BATON ROUGE, Jan. Ito Capt. F. A. Blanks:
Arrive tonight. Leave Thursday for Bayou Bar
thOlomew. Gus. HODGE,
Master Steamer Bastrop.
MEMPHIS, Jan. Ito J. B. Woods Il Go 104
Common street. Steamer Andy johnson will ar
rive friday morning, and leave for St. Louis
Saturday evening, positively. D. R. AsBURY.
Master.