New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-13
RIVER INTELLIGENCE

8sG TUESDAY, OdtchN 1S, 1857
Yesterday vas another clear and warm ~ Bs15@
ness y toisrsbss active on the levss ewing u Ne
arrivals of cotton since Saturday. UpfsShts con
tinue scarce, and several boats have ~ ~ fSsxs
present some in the lower river trade, ~ sne i
the upper. This We are very sorry 70 b obsl ~
stafsS but the planters viii not, under exseln9 ef
cumstances, send their crops TO market and of cods
the boats cannot run up and down tbe river withapt
freight and pay their expenseg; Some cannot eysn
collect their freight bills - ~ cssgos alrealy y
port and delivered, ,and they think Il bes mot 10 gs
after more freight incur expense, and Iay sut
more money. This isA nd stste Of things for the
boats, and it is hard to ~ when cha1sp fdx he
better will take place. I. Z
DKrARrusEs--Y Yesterday ths following hssts IN
port Capitol, for bayou sara Fox, foF Ooaehite;
Nebraska, for Memphis; and the Z. T. Keanedt, for
st. Louis, with the daily Cairo q. s. mail.
ARRIvALs-Yesterday the Bayou Sam p. s,1A
packet Capitol, Capt v. B. Barsncs arrived vahe11
bales cotton, and Ieft again, as usual, at 81 T..
The Balize packet Ceres, Capt. J. j. Labarthe, ~
rived, and leaves again On Wednesday at 10 An.
The Vicksburg packet Judah Toufo, Capt. 9. v.
Ewing, arrived with 4s4 bales cotton, and lsid up
She went up to CarQllton, to wsit for better Tines
| and We think her officers acted very wisGly.
| The Vicksburg o. g. mail packet Princes, Capt
W. @. Wilson, arrived with 5000 bales Of cotton, and
leaves again to-day it 5P. n, ~ usual. he thank
her polite clerk, II. John Clarks, for laakS
1 The Menphk psebss Joha Himcads, Capt C. B.
Church, arrived With 2s5s hales cotton, and leaves
again on Wednesday.
The Louisville packet Fanny Bulitt, Cspk B.
I Dunbam arrived from Cairo Win hns Tip, sS w1l
leave again to-day At 5 Pm. We thank ~ lslIis
and attentive clerk Nj. Theo. Judge hi ~ -
4 Reub White, for Red Riper. AT $ r. Ksstct ~,
in charge Of the experienced Capt. ). R Afahangh,
with the clever Nj. 3. shaw In the once, leaves :
above. We call the attention Of shippers 70 the -
that she gives clear bills ading, without any pEgi-
leges to Jefferson and takes freight Tor III landings
above the raft, with the privilege q fsshpping "a
the Effort.
,!Silyer Noon, for Oudehita. To-day 1T 5 r r.,
this popular and regular packet, IN charge Of the
obligng Capt. J. W. Moore, leaves for III landings On
the ouachits and Black rivers. Mf. Frank Acorss
polite and correct business man. occupies The osce
a. r. Lacey, far st. Louis- This new, swifs snA
. splendid passenger packet, under the command a
Capt J. p. Rodney. with the attentive J.4H- Flz
burn in the Office leaves. positively to-day at r.
for the Mound City, taking the daily Cairo mall
We have before noticed this fine packet q length.
and need now only to say she goes. y
Fanny Built, for LoaispHe> gain We have
the pleasure Of announcing the departure of thia
!, great avorite of the travelling public. She leaves
positively to-day at p NJ for all the usual landings
k up to the .Falls City" The veteran and popular
y Capt. s. B. Durham still commands this swift and
comfortable passenger packet and that model clerk
Mr. Theo. Judge still fills her Office to the universal
satisfaction of all doing business with travelling
- the Fanny the obliging Dick Moore still smiles from
the "Re-treat,p when his friends come to take Z
of sile the same attentive stewards readJ