New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-21

son, arrived with 3402 bales cotton and leaves again
to-day at 5 P. NJ.
The Bayou Lafourche packet Flora Temple, Capt
B. Orr, arrived with $50 bids. sugar, 19l bbs and
q hi. bbIs moasges
The steamer Progress, Capt. johnson, arrived from
the Wabash river with good trip.
The 0uaehita packet Moro, Capt J. Jennings, ar
rived with 858 bales cotton, and leaves again to-day
at P. N. The Moro reports Ouachfta river falling
all the way down from Camden.
The 0uachfta packet W. W. Farmer, Capt. W. W.
Fisher, arrived with 1879 bales cotton, and leaves
again on Wednesday.
G. D., Jr., for DonaldsosUiHe--Thia fast packet
leaves to-day at 10 A. NJ for all landings up to Dom
aldsonvIle, with Capt. Joseph Vincent on deck and
Mr.. J. T HunfoTd in the office
e. NJ BickreA for Attakapas-This neat passen-
ger packet, in charge Of Capt Abe Smith, will leave
to-day at P. NJ taking freight for St. MaftinsyfHe,
New Iberia and all way landings
Saline for I'essas~-The regular packet Saline,
Capt. George Miller, will leave to-day at 8 P NJ
Kate Dale for Causdes.-This excellent passenger
steamer, Capt. Frank Moore in command, will leave
to-day at P. N. positively for all landings on the
Ouachita river up to Camden. Let the friends Of
| Capt Moore and the Kate Dale be on board
Moro for otGcfita.-The popular steamer Moro.
capt j. Jennings on deck, with the correct Mr. B.
W. Nadal in the office leaves to-day at p NJ for all
landings up to Camden Passengers should remen-
ber the Moro this evening.
Milton Ref for Red Riger.-The fine passenger
packet milton Relf, Capt. Charles Hall with the po-
hte Mr. San Wythe in the Office, leaves for all land
ings up to Shreveport to-day at 5 p NJ Passengers
for Shreveport and way points will recoIeet The ne
steamer Milton ReIf this evening.
/ TecnT1fe fCr Rod Eyfgeg
comte, Capt. Cheney johnson, with every ones fa-
voTite, Mr. Sid Smith in the office, having been una
Eoidaby detained, will leave to-day at P. ". posi-
lively.
Princess for V7eksburg-New Orleans and vfcks-
burg U. s. Mail Line This renowned passenger
packet, in charge of Capt W. c. Wilson, with the
correct Mr.. Jas. Izod in the Office assisted by the
Messrs CaEkes, will leave as usual, to-day at r. NJ.
Iecnnseh for Ciacianati,-New Orleans and Gin
cinnati Express Line-Ths large and fine passenger
packet in charge of Capt. Floyd F. Logan, with the
obliging Mr.. Patterson in the Office leaves to-day at
) p II. positively. Her cabin and state-rooms have
been reftted and refurnished throughout since she
last visited orr port. Each room is furnished with
large bedstead, and all the Injuries appertainng to
the comfort Of the traveller. This line will ticket
passengers through to any of the Northern and East
ern cities. Passengers should be on board at the
above-named hour, as She will leave as advertised.
Prima Donna for Cincinnati-This neat passen-
ger packet, in charge of Capt Marsh Ford with Mr..
I. Mechling in the office, leaves to-day at p NJ,
We cheerfuly commend her and her heightened off,
GERS to the attention Of those intending trip IN the
river.
Defender for Cincinnati-This regular packet. in
charge of Capt John L. Rhoads will leave TO-DAY al
Pm. Passengers bound up the river to-day could
not do better than call down and engage their rooms
44Hteiopetor LoaisriHe-New Orleans and Louis
vile Lightning Line-Ths splendid passenger mack.
ct, in charge Of Capt E. Brown leaves to-day at P.
NJ. Mr.. James E. Sage, a most accommodating gen
tleman, occupies the office Her passenger accom-
modations cannot be excelled and her bes are at
all times supplied with every delicacy the markets
afford.
Jas Montgomery for LouisUHe,-New Orleans
and Louisville Lightning Line.-At 5 P. NJ to-day
the popular and fast passenger steamer Jas. Mont
gomery, Capt, Sam Montgomery, with the polite Mr..
John A. Lowry in the office, leaves for all landings
up to the Falls City. The Jas. Montgomery has a
fine, large cabin and her passenger accommodations
are most complete for comfort and luxury in travel
ing. The Montgomery is safe, staunch, No. boat
and we take pleasure in recommending her to passen-
gers bound up the river to-day