New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-12
DEpARrUREs.--on Saturday the following M

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DEpARrUREs.--On Saturday the following boS8
left port: Dr. Batey, for Lafourche Ceres, fcr The
Balize; LOTUS for Beuf river; W. A. Andrews and
Jos. Holden, for Red river; Bella Donna, for Fort
Adams; R. W. Adams, for Natchez Eclipse, for
Vicksburg; Republic, for Napoleon Flying Cloud,
for St. Louis, with the daily Cairo. U. 8. mail On
Sunday the Laurel Hin, for Bayou Sara, with the o.
S. mail and the Virginia for Cairo, with the daily
mail. rs 'sssl ss.Iai4
ARRIvALs.-The Red river packet Rsub White,
Capt. Allebaugh, arrived Saturday from Jefferson
with 2T3 bales of cotton, and leaves again Tues
day. We thank her polite clerk for late papers and
the following memoranda:
The steamer Reub White left Jefferson on the 5ths
INST Her officers report the water falling fast with
thirty inches the lake and four and half feet at
the mouth of Red river ssssss ~
The ST. Louis packet Rapides, Capt. g. ]. Barstow,
arrived Saturday with a large cargo. We thank her
polite clerk for papers.
The st. Louis packet A. T. Lacey, Capt. J. P. Rod
ney, arrived on Saturday with aull cargo-part was
II bales of cotton. We tender thanks to her at
tentive clerk MI. J. H. Fburn, for late papers. She
leaves again, positively, on Tuesday at p
The steamer A. 7. Lacey left st. Louis on the 4th
nst and her officers report in port and loading for
New Orleans, the steamers Aiatic, st. Nicholas, 81
Choteau and New Uncle Sam. Six feet water in the
channel to Cairo and the river at stand.
The Ouachita packet Bayou Belle, Capt. McLaushsEs
lin, arrived with s25 bales of cotton and leaves
on Tuesday. 7aS
The ST. Louis packet ]. C. Swon, Capt. J. b. Jones
arrived on Saturday with large cargo of produce.
We thank her attentive clerk, Mr. 7. Laville, for :
papers. The Swon leaves again on Tuesday.
The Red river packet Sunbeam, Capt. DensloW,
arrived yesterday from Shreveport, with 221 bales of
cotton, and leaves again on Wednesday.
The Red river packet Marion, Capt. Joseph Bois-
sean, arrived yesterday from Shreveport with 579
bales Of cotton, and leaves again on Wednesday at
Pm. .a'
The Yazoo river packe. Alton, Jr., Capt. 81 r.
Powell, arrived yesterday with 300 bales COTTON and
leaves again on Wednesday.
The vicksburg packet Grenada, Capt. Reuben
Sleade arrived yesterday with 545 bales OF cotton,
and leaves again today at P. NJ, positively. We
thank her attentive clerk, Mr.. W. sleade for papers.
The Vicksburg packet Magnolia, Capt. Thomasson,
arrived yesterday with 2s72 bales cotton and leaves
again on Tuesday. @
The Ouachita packet Silver Moon, Capt. J. W.
Moore, arrived yesterday with 532 bales Of cetton,
and leaves again on Tuesday at 5 PM. We are OBJ
liged to her attentive clerk Mr.. Frank Moore for
late paper. Tes =sa
Bayou Sara q. S. Mail Packet.-As usual, pune
tually at P. NJ. to day, the magnificent passenger
packet Capitol, CaptV. B. Baranco leaves as above,
extending her trip to Fishers store. Passengers
sure to be cared for as most attentive and obging
gentleman, Mr. E. R.. ..Mumford, occupies the Office.
Ouachita Packet.-The very light packet Fox,
Capt. E. s. Austin, leaves to-day at p NJ, for all
landings on Ouachita and Black rivers, and gives
clear bills Of ading to Champagnolle. Shewil meet
H. %kck
she can almost run on a heavy dew
VTcksbu,g Packet.--The regular Monday packet
is the Grenada, Capt. R. sleade. She leaves to-day,
as usual at P. NJ, punctually. Mr.. W. sleade oc-
cupes the Office and will see that all are properly
attended to.
Memphis Paeket.-The regular Monday packet Of
the Memphis line is the Nebraska, Capt. A. R. Irwin
She leaves to-day at P. NJ, positively.
81. Louis Packet.-The splendid passenger packet
L. NJ. Kennett, Capt. John F. Douglas in command,
leaves positively to-day at P. M, with the daily
Cairo U. S. mail. Passengers will find the Kennett
all that they could desire, and be treated well by her
clever officers. Mr. b. Eggers, polite gentleman,
occupies the Office. --.4.
For Key JVest.-The staunch and new iron steam
ship Gen. Rusk, in command of that popular and ex-
perenced seaman, Capt. L. Cozzens leaves to-day at
A. NJ for Key West via the river touching at PEN
sacola, Apaachcola, St. Marks, Cedar Keys, Tampa
Bay and Manatee.
Special Notice to steamboatmen.
The undersigned respectfully informs his friends
that hereafter he will advertise and notice their
boats in the DAILY CRESCENT" and will con
tnue to supply them as usual with the daily news
papers of the city, neatly stamped and wrapped. /,
He requests continuance of the liberal support he
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