New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-26

ness on the leyee, matter Of course considerably
there was not much doing anyhow--we have very
few boats at the landing and most OF them leave to-
day. Next week viii be very dalI, as there are not
many boats coming. The week after there vii be more
doing.
We have nothingof special interest respecting the
rivers to report. An the upper rivers continue TO-
faIl-some rapidly. OF course very the river be-
fore the city must do likewise. At present II recedes
slowly.
ARRrvAIs,-The Ouaehita packet Bluff City, Capt.
Lewis snapp, arrived with load d slaves, and
will lay up for the present Her popular and efficient
commander takes charge Of the Kate Dale, and will
continue her all the simmer 10 the Ouachita trade.
The 0pelousaa packet Bayou Belle, Capt Jno.
Lyons, arrived with 546 sacks cotton seed, and will
leave again to-day, as usual, punctuay, at P. M.,
going via Atchafaays-
The Louisville packet Baltic, Capt. G. ii. Meekir,
arrived with pretty fair trip; among her passengers
were two Of our we'll known Red and 0uachita rivers
Captains both Of whom have been 70 Louisville TO
get boats built Capt Parker, for the Red river and
Capt Livingston, for the Ouaehita river trade. We
thank the clerk Of the Baltic for late papers.
BoATs LEAvrxs.-Bayou Belle for Opeiowass--
At P. NJ. today, Capt John Lyons backs ont his
regular and popular packet. Mr.. Louis Godefroy Is
her correct purser.
SaVie Robinson for Fort Adams--Tbis regular
and splendid summer passenger packet, in place OF
the Bela Donna Cant p p Groas n command. and
Mr.. D. A. (ryi,s IN the of5ee leaves today a5P.
NJ. AS usuaI.
Rot, J)a, far f,,,,5.n.-arh;z regutsr promut- re-
H.h,s ~, srIs,,a s,..h;.. ,,scst ie.vss
today .tsp " i, charge n sye' nc,rl.r and *
v.v;a,.a, fsa,. fo.,;. co.. -s,t ~, .r.vs~ .rd
obgino Mr. Franz Moore q t,,x. cfsce- pssarnrers
and sbppers can relv ON the Kate y,ale she bas AZ,
enyiable repotation in The fuacbita trade "a vilI
NOT lose IL under her presert sfIicers- s -. 4
Nat;onai for sa>ereporf.- This verv svift and
splendid passenger packet leaves To- day. At nj.
in charge Of the popular Cant. P. Montgomery. sbe
Il in ali respeets linton boat and under the rrbf
sort Of management. Her office s occupied bv that
nonplar ana correct gentleman MI. Jarnes Chamr-
I lain.
dice Virim for picksbare--In place Of the
Natebez this swim and sulepdid passer,orr and III a
mail packet leaves TODAY AZ P. H.. a. usual. Can't.
Dick Nash commands. and Mr.. Cbas. Crater IS her
rentlemanly purser. II Is sufficient 10 announce her
/ departure, Her reputation for speed, safety and
comfort i established. and her officers are too ven
known to need one word from US in their behalf
1 r. w. adams for Memphis This swim sad
splendid passenger packet leaves TO day at r NJ,
on her third trip in the Memphis and New Orleans
U. S. mail line. in charge OF the experieneed and
courteous Capt. Chas E. Marshall with The ever OBJ
lIging Mr. Maurice Langhorne in the Office and con
meets at Memphis with the Memphis and Charleston
} Railroad by which route passengers can 20 East
through Virginia. at less expense and quicker than
by any other route We believe the route only has
: to be known to be preferred.
5 Railroad Line Packet Aieck Scott for ST. Louis.
Capt Henry swizer backs out his popular passenger
J packet to-day at P. NJ, punetuaIly.