New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-26

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TUESDAY, Det0BeF 70 1926
ths weather was clear and warm BUSH
81 iha levea was active.
sFAI.ss- Tie Bayou Lafourche packet Laftte,
]. j. Brown, arrived with 10 bales cotton l04
sugar, s5i bbls, and 1856 half bills molasses.
Eaftte will lay up for the present, and the D. T.
YIN take her paee ii the Lafourehe trade
@ 4. Batey came ever to the landing last evening,
ag IS well as she did Che day she was launched !.
sae vas last at the leyee she has been IN DO ekt
sra thoroughly overhauled from keel up. she mas
a TEYainted and furnished in the latest and most
90ged style. She leaves on Wednesday, at lo
M H. Ii charged her former well known and pop Y
zu aptains a. DugaR,
Fort Adams weekly passenger packet Sallie
Hsol Capt. E. F. Gross, arrived with 1858 bales
asga lss hhds Sugar, 262 bbls and l57 half bbls
ass She isof again on Wednesday, at II NJ,
ial
ms Fieksburg o. S. mail passenger packet Prin-
g3apt. W. o. Wilson, arrived with 1897 bales
azssoa. She leaves again this evening at 5 P. NJ.
The ST Louis passenger packet John g. Roe, Cap t.
M I4gea worth, arrived with large cargo, part of
wisA was 746 bales Of cotton. She leaves on her
san. IMP st s 2. NJ. to-day.
VIE Delaaare, from St. louis, with Western pro-
dre, ans 425 bales cotton.
me Railroad Line passenger packet City of Mem
aa. agEiyed from ST. Louis with large cargo, part
s which was PIG bales Of cotton, Her gentle manly
asess will please accept cur thanks for late ST.
HsBs papers,
8oAEs LEAVING Bayou Belle fer 0Peon8as.-
Aa6F. NJ. to-day Capt. John Lyons backs out his
aes hght agaught summer packet for 0pelousas and
81 1g#y landings via Atchafalaya. The Bayou Belle
s bsen unayoidsbly detained, but will leave posi-
a5ssly At p III. this evening. Mr.. ]. E. Cariin is
Gseyef and obligng clerk.
R eAigf fer Oiachita.-At5 P. NJ. to-day this
asaeBdld new passenger packet, in charge of Capt.
a1 aeore is now lying at the foot of Customh ouse
ssra receiving freight for Ouachta and Black RVS
m she IS complete steamboat in every respect, and
D. b the hands Of well known, experienced and very
1tlar officers. Mr.. j. Carter Beaman is her ae-
sarnT5shed and obliging clerk. Shippers and pas
ngeFs can rely on her positively leaving as above.
Esiaecss for Yicksburg-- the U. S. mail,
iis s0ift and magnificent passenger packet back 8
s1t at 5 p N. to-day commanded by the experience d,
gsatSssnanIg and universally popular Capt W. G..
a5ilsen ID always affords us pleasure to recomnen
aR5 speak well OF boat managed as we know the
gsBeess is under her present officers. They have
tla6Eshed themselves and made an enyiable reputa-
as59a i'll the above trade. Messrs. Izod and Clark
age her gentlemany clerks.
5s1 Carroll for I1enlphts.-At 2. NJ. to-day,
s splendid new passenger packet backs out, in
aaFge Of the accommodating and popular Captain
Kimball, with the clever, attentive and obliging
Felix Goron in the office, for Memphis and all
As ashal landings, as above. OF the accommodate
lions 81 the D. R. Carroll we cannot say too much in
gasB, she is perfect passenger packet in all re-
aets, and her officers are gentlemen of experience
snil politeness
1n Z. Roe 5or 81. Louis. AT P, M. to-day,
@ regular and very popular passenger packet in
ahaFge Of the experienced Captain N. Leaveuworth,
cut for the Mound City and all way landings.
Roe has fratrate accommodations for passengers
aish clever and attentive officers.
B,sqs Coa1Nd,-We learn by telegraph that the
nphs packet r ". Adams has passed yicksburg
haEiI be at the landing this morning ready to re-
esiFe freight. She leaves again Thursday the 2sth
d PM
me Louisville passenger packet Woodford, Capt.
s5D, Will bein port this evening, and leave on her
ssARfn trip Wednesday, at P. NJ.