New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-29
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RfgEa INTELLIGENCE

WEDNESDAY, September 20, 1858.
Yesterday tha weather was clear and very warm
Fof the 2sth 81 September Business rather dull, and
very fen arrivals or departures.
AsaIvEp. The 0peousas weekly packet Anna
Peret CAPT, Gus 4, LoRoiier, arrived from Washing
apa with IA bales cotton. She viii leave again as
nsual, this evening, at P. NJ.
Tie Red river passenger packet Comet, Capt. H.
wilson. arrived with 33l bales cotton and sundries
eouFer The Comet lies at the foot Of Cont street,
receiving freight for Shreveport, and connecting a.
Alexandria with the light draught steamer Boomer,
which runs up to Shreveport
RaATs I,sAvfYd.-Tae .Sqliie Robinson for Fort
adams and he Coast,-At ~ n. to-day this swift
splendid and reliable passenger packet leaves, in
charge Of tie experienced and very popular Capt
EF Gross with the ever attentive aud obliging Mr.
n. flrviss iii the Office The SalIie Robinson is a
very prompt aud reliable boat. She pays particular
pttention to the coast trade, leaving New Orleans
qverg Wednesday at r O'clock to the minute, touch
IN III SIT TIE varions landings up to Fort Adams. On
Der return she leaves Bayou Sara on the arrival Of
abe cars from Woodvle, and arrives in New Orleans
Eyery Sunday evening. Her accommodations for
passengers the very best, with experienced and
gehtlemanly officers
Era No 2 for iSdreueport.-At P. M. to-day this
6ne, light summer packet belonging to G. L. kouns
q Bros low water line, viii leave as above for Alex
anaia and all intermediate landings, connecting t
Alexandria with the Era No. l. a very light draught
boat shat runs above the Falls, thus forming direct
route to Shreveport. Her accommodations for pas
sensefs are first rate. Capt. Kouns is in comman d.
Kate Dale for Oaachita River at 5 p. M today
This new substantial, lght-draught summer passeu-
ger packet, in charge of the able and experienced
Capt Lewis Snapp, will leave as above for the Qua.
Dhita and al landings on the Black river The Kate
Dale is entirely new boat, built expressly to run
IN the trade; she has superior accommodations for
passengers with clever and attentive officers. Mr..
Frank Moore is the gentleman that occupies the
8sce to the universal satisfaction Of all doing bust
ness or travelling on the boat
B. d. Hodge for Vicksb,Yg and an Intermediate
landings, at P. ". today-Capt John Smoker is
her wellknown commander and Messrs. John Hall
and james Wilson are her gentemanly and popular
clerks. The B. T. Hodge is a No. boat, and in tip
Top running ORDER with every accommodation to
make passengers comfortable. Shippers can rely on
her leaving positively every Wednesday at P. N, to
the minute.
Messenger for, ilIemphis-At P. NJ. to-day this
splendid passenger packet backs out in charge of the
accommodating and popular Capt. Geo. H. Kirk,
with the ceyera attentive Mr.. R. T. Pattison in the
Office She takes the U. S, mail, and connects with
the Memphis and Charleston Railroads for all the
Eastern cities. of the accommodations Of the Mes
senger we cannot say too much in praise. She is
perfect passenger packetn all respects and her Off
GERS are gentlemen Of experience and politeness
Capt Kirk is a most courteous and obliging officer
Mr.. r. 7. Pattison is at home in the Office, without
a sunerior in his profession