New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-22
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WEDNESDAY,, September 2, ISIS.

WEDNESDAY, September p, 1858.
Tie weather.yesterday was clear and pleasant, and
business on the leyee was quite active.
AKRfvALs-The Opeousas packet Anna Perret,
Capt. Loaailier, arrived with 154 bales Of cotton
The St. Louis passenger packet I. G. TWichelI,
Capt II. G. McComas, arrived with full cargo Oh
western produce She leaves on her return trip this
morning, at 10 I'M. We are indebted to her gentle
manly clerk, Mr. j. b. RUSSELL for late river papers
The BluT City arrived with 1905 bales Of cotton
Bears LEAvrNG-Y azoo Belle for Shreveport
at P, NJ. to-day this splendid, hght-dFaughI passeI'
ger racket viii leave for Shreveport and an lhterme-
mediate landings, IN charge Of the we-knoWn ana
experienced Capt &, s. Butler, with the clever, OBJ !
gine Mr.. g. Ct Heth in the office. The aGcommoda
lions 81 the Yazoo Belle are inferior to no boat in
the trade She has large and Weliturnished cabin,
vitb avery accommodation that passenger can re-
oaire. with prompt and reliable officers.
Fziig Gin for StreDeport.-At P. NJ to-day
can't Eeo. sweeny backs out his new summer packet
for Shreveport and all intermediate landings. She
has one Of the most splendid cabins we ever saw on
small boat. She is light draught, and we'll
Sc certainly has all the qualifications Of No. pas
senger packet, and under the management Of her
present officers she is destined to become avorite in
the Red river trade,
to-day Capt, John Smoker backs out his fine new
packet for Yieksburg and all intermediate landings
She has been laid up for some time, and thoroughly
oYerhauled, reftted and painted upinine style She
Is To run is regular Wednesday packet, and leaves
this evening on her first trip, Mr.. John Hall is her
gentemanly and obIging Clerk, assisted by the we'll
known Mr.. James Wilson.
The Delqtgare for So. Louis al 5 p. ". Io7dGy-
This i1e strong substantial packet in charge of the
experienced Capt W. McMurtry, will leave as above
for ali landings up to the Mound city Shippers can
reIy Oh having their goods carefully handled and
handed in good order. Ship on the Delaware.
Rairoad Line Passenger Packet Champion for 50.
L9uis al S r.. M--Thts new, swift and truly magnif
cent passenger packet backs out in charge of her
popaar captain, e. b. Moore, with the ever attentive
and eentlemauly Mr. Duvai ". Young in the office.
We take pleasure in commencing the Champion and
her aentemanly officers to travellers She connects at
Memphis aud Cairo with all the railroads North and
East.
The Il. C Ttojchell for ST. Louise-At 10 A, M to-
day, this splendid and swift passenger packet, having
been laid up for tile past three months and reftted
in every respect and looking well as the first time
that she came to the city, viii leave in charge Of the
we'll known and experienced Capt. a. G. McComas
The n O. Twchell is empbatically frst-class boat,
being swift and possessing accommodations for pas
sengers equal to those Of any other boat aaoat Her
cabin is large, spacious and elegantly furnished, and
everything appettaining to the staterooms will be
found complete The officers of the I, G. Twichel
have right to be proud Of their boat Passengers
who take passage on her will also have occasion to
be proud of her before they reach their destination
Mr.. J. B. Russell, clerk, will be found duly at his
met IL +ha oipa ready Ia receive calls this morning.
She connects with all the railroads East and West