New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-24


to-day at 10 a. NJ. for all landings up 10 Bayou Sara
Southern for Boeaf RiDer-This neat and c0n-
Portable passenger packet, in charge Of Capt. B. r..
Goodwin, with Messrs. Freeze and Dorsey in the Of
fee will leave positively to-day At P. N. for ali
landings up to Point Jefferson. The steamer South
will remain in the trade all the season. and will
hereafter run as regular eightday packet.
r. W. 11cEae TOR Ouackita,-The magnificent
passenger packet r w. MeT2ae, in command Of Capt.
J ohm W. Tobfn, will leave to-day at n. NJ. To
those who have travelled on this splendid steamer it
is unnecessary to cay word about her superior quail
ifcations but to those who are strangers to her we
will say that finer or faster passenger packet does
not leave orr wharf Her stateroorns are elegantly
furnished with every requisite Of the toilet her ia
bles always abound with the decacies Of the season
No steamboat officers are more respected by the com
nunty than Capt. Tobin Or his courteous and atten-
tive eEorks, Messrs. Work and Rowland.
Bonita for Red RiUers-TElis unsurpassed passen-
ger packet in command Of Capt. W. Daniels, with
the clever Mr.. J. Long in the Office leaves to-day at
P. NJ. for Carolina and Hurricane Bluffs Her pas
senger accommodations cannot be exeeed, and her
tables are at all times supplied with every delicaey
the markets afford
Rock city for -Arkadeiptiae-This light draught
packet in charge Of Capt. B. B. Dickinson, viii leave
to-day at P. NJ for all landings on Ouachfta river.
Shippers should bear in mind that this steamer win
go through without detention.
Btoomer for Je6Feraon.-This light draught packet
leaves to-day at p NJ. for all landings on Red river
ap TO Jefferson. Capt J. D. Phelps is III command,
and the experienced Capt D. Northern in the office.
Judah Iotro for Red Riuer-The regular and
elegant passenger steamer Judah Touro win leave to-
day at P n. for all way landings up to Shreveport
The Touro is Of the most popular boats ia the
trade, and she is certainly one of the best Her pas-
sengers always speak in high terms of the boat and
her officers. They truly deserve the praise thus be-
slowed, as they have labored hard and diligently to
merit public favor. Capt Chas. W. Ewing and Messrs.
L. T. Murdoch and Henry s. Heth, her clerks, have
always contributed to the popularity Of the boat by
their uniform courtesy towards all who do business
with them.
Belfast for Bfemphis--New Orleans and Memphis
q. S. Mail Line.-This swift and truly magnificent
passenger packet, in command of Capt. Wm. Wray
leaves punctualy to-day at P. b.. and thus affords
all bound up the Father of Waters to-day an oppor
tunity, not enjoyed every day Of taking passage on
of the finest boats aoat. We have often spoken
of her reputation for speed safety and comfort but
we cannot say too much in her praise. She has
everything desirable passenger steamer and mo-
ment of passengers than competent and courteous
officers on boat Such the Belfast has in Capt. VIM.
Wray and her ever obliging clerk, Capt Ed J. Booker
who as ably presides in the office assisted BY Mr. Bar
rett Mulliken.
Neto Monongahela for ST. Louss.-fhe excellent
passenger steamer New Monongahela, Capt, ~ a.
Cox with the accommodating Mr.. s. s. Eutrieken III
the office, leaves positively to-day at P. NJ for all
landings up to the Mound City. Passengers for any
Of the above Landings will recollect the fast and ex
cellent passenger steamer New Monongahela
Queen City for Ctnciandti-Ihe fine and regular
packet Queen City, Capt David Written, viii leave
to-day at u M for all way points up to Cincinnati
Passengers will find fine accommodations on board Of
this excellent packet.
4dtee& Scott, Railroad Line Packet for today.
This swift and fayorlte passenger packet in com
mandof Capt R. A. Reilly, leaves positively today at
P. NJ Passengers will find on her unsurpassed ac-
commodations, and every attention viii be given to