New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-22
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CGEs7rEE OFFICE, No. N Camp street,
MedneedAy. Decenber q, LES.

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Crescent OFFICE, No. N Camp street.
Wednesday, December q, 1859
The weather Of yesterday was a striking counter
part of that Of Monday. The clouds, 50 long attred
in the habiIiments Of mourning. were robed in satin
and laccs and as they loatcd through the delicate
air looked as though they were going to the wed
ding of a star. 1t a day to make one feel buoy
ant and spnghtly, drive away all worrying and mel
anchoy thoughts and reyel in the delicious exhiIa
rating influences Of the atmospheres serenity. Bust
ness on the evee yesterday was quite brisk We bad
great many departures and arrivals
The officers of the Red river packet Bonita report
that they left Alexandria on the 10th at o'clock
The steamers Judah Touro, Telegram and Leona were
below the falls, Lucy Holcombe laid up above the
falls, Yazoo Belle exchanging trip withJudah Touro,
Comet, Osceola and Ham Howell from Shreveport,
lying above the falls, and Marion at Lower Falls 81
feet water in the channel !; met Peerless twenty-five
miles below Alexandria; Starlight, at Black river,
Ii clock A. NJ. on the Goth; Red river on a stand
feet water on the bars from Shreveport to Alexan-
dria.
ARRIVALS. - The vicksburg packet Magnolia
Capt st. Clair Thomasson, arrived with 474l bales
cotton
The steamer Indian. Capt. Greenlee, arrived with
s2S bales cotton.
The Laforrche packet Interchange. Capt. Renard
arrived with CT hhds. sugar, 81 bbIs and 100 hall
bbls, molasses.
The Louisville packet Baltic, Capt. c. H, Meekin
arrived with good trip, and leaves again on Thurs
day We thank Mr.. Geo P Jouett her clerk foI
fayors.
The Ouachita packet r. W. Powell, Capt. J, H
Estes, arrived with 2029 bales cotton. and leaves
/ again to-day.
The steamer Gossamer, Capt. Forgay, arrived with
| $50 hhds. sugar and 232 bbls. molasses
The Lafomche packet Silver Heels, Capt. j. j
Brown, arrived with 426 hhds. sugar, lsS bbs. and
G9half bbs. molasscs
The St, Louis packet Aleck Scott, Capt. Robert A
Reilly. arrived with large trip, part Of which was
500 bales cotton. We thank Mr.. F. A. McGarahan
her clerk. for tavors She leaves again on Friday.
The steamer Reub. White, Capt. Ager, arrived will
Isl hhds sugar PSI bbIs and % half bbls. moasses
The Attakapas packet Minnesota, Capt w
Bowlcs, arrived with 1877 hhds sugar and 432 bbls
moIasses, and leaves again to-day at Y NJ.
The Nashville packet James johnson, Capt, Jesse
johnson arrived with 753 bales cotton and 224 hhds
tobacco, and leaves again on Thursday.
The st. Louis packet John Warner, Capt. H. R
Patterson arrived with large trip. part Of which
was 1881 bales cotton, and leaves again Thursday
We thank Mr., Chas. P. Warner her clerk for favors
The OpeIousas packet Aline, Capt. W. G. Neal, ar
rived with 207 bales cotton ITO hhds. sugar aud $50
bbls. molasses
The Coast packet Crosse Tcte Capt E. Lanoue, ar
rived with 6O2 hhds. sugar, 533 DbIs, and So half
bbls. molasses and 81 bales cotton.
The Red river packet Bonita, Capt. W Daniels, ar
rived with 1I23 bllps COTTON and leaves 1Crain on