New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-11

Capt. Jno. n. Bodnger, arrived with large cargs,
and VIII leave again on Wednesday next. We thank
her polite clerk Mr. Al. r. Moore, FOR late papers.
The Louisville packet H. D Newconb, Capt H. l.
SPOTS. arrived with large cargo, and will leave
again to-day at6 r. NJ We are obliged to her atten
tive clerk. Mr.. H. G. Landrsau, for late papers.
The Louisville packet Chancellor, Capt G, w.
Stewart arrived with large cargo and leaves again
to-day At 5 P.M We thank Mr.. N. c. Foster, her
oblisine clerk, for late papers.
The Iagomar from Memphis, With 1A9l bales cot
ten. and the 7, H Jndson, from Yazoo, with 1872
bales cotton.
The Yazpo river packet Yazoo Belle, Capt. ]. g.
Reivess arrived with 99f bales cotton, and leaves
again on Tuesday at pm.
The Red river packet Duke, Capt Samuel Apple
gate, from Shreveport, with SIS bales cotton 554
hhds sugar. l55 barrels moasses and leaves again
Tuesday al 81 PM
The Tensas river packet W. N. sherman, Capt.
Mike Gwariney arrived with $40 bales cotton, and
leaves gaain on Tuesday at 8 Pm.
Bears LExrfxs.- d.. Bsfey for Lafourehe.- AZ
BP NJ 10 day. this regular and avorite packet leaves
Is usual. in charge d Capt A. Dugas.
W. NJ Sherman for 1snsass--T This regular packet
leaves to-day, at 5 P. Ms with the experienced Capt
]. r. Ross III command, and the clever Mr.. Jno Nc
Larry IN the ONCE.
A5tmJs. Jor jsfisrs0n.-This splendid Red river
packet, 10 charge Of the popular Capt. j. s Smith,
leaves to-day. At s P. NJ. The courteous Mr.. Jno.
White IS her clerk,
Europa for Uniie Racer. At P. NJ. to-day this
regular packet leaves, with Capt, 7. l. Bailey on
deck, and Mr.. Jiio. u. Fairleigh 10 tho Office.
Illinois for 81. Louis. This regular and well known
packet leaves today at s P. NJ, for The Mound
cry under the command Of the experienced and
popular Capt. L DeB8w Fulkerson. with the clever
and correct Mr. G. Montgomery Iackandin the office,
aided By The popular MI. u Napoleon Iaseille Good
boat and clever officers.
N. p. Nea'ooab for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Harry /.
SPOTS backs out his splendid packet to-day ut P.
NJ, for the Fails City, hfr. H. @. Landrum cor
rect officer and agreeable gentleman Is her purser.
Chaacellof far Lotnsrille.= To-day ct P. H. this
popplar and comfortable passenger packet leaves port
in charge Of Capt G. ". Stewart, with Mr.. NJ O. Fos-
ter in The office. We have often noticed the depart
use Of the Chancellor and feel that when we recon-
mend her and her clover officers to our friends, we do
nothing hut our duty, as good boats wen managed
slould be known
A. o. Tslor Jq ciscinnaiis -To-day at . P. NJ,
this new and splendid passenger packet leaves on
her rttfip. in charge Of her enterprising owner the
experienced Capt. Daniel Collier, under whose super.
vision she was built
We have been al over her and looked at her outlt
and improvements and must say she is about as com
plets and Is well adapted to the trade as any boat
we know o. She is just from the builders hands Of
Cincinnati and is very stannch boat with extra
fastenipss, measureng 10 length It's feet. beam As
feet. floor 40 feet hold feet, tannage 4ls tuns but
win carry over 500 tans. The plank on her bottom
and sides il and 81 inches thick. She has two
engines, With p inch cylinders and feet stroke
four 42jnch new doubleaned boilers, 2s feet long,
with steam capstAn, nigger head and fire engine.
Indeed nothing j. necessary on her TO secure her
safety aud TO save time and labor. Her cabins are
full length very neat indeed, furnished with great
taste and with the very best Of every thing making
her as comfortable a passenger packet as can be
found 10 the Cincinnati trade for which she was built
expressly.
or her officers it is not needf0l TO say much, as
they arr well known 10 our citizens. Capt Collier
has won for himself an ensiahle reputation as care
full aud reliable steamboasman He deserves success
for his enterprise Ia building such fine boat as the
TyIor. Capt. G. D. Robinson, formerly Of our city,
is her accomplished purser, ably assisted By Nh.
]. Collier most correct and obliglng clerk.
We wish The Tylor aud her gentlemanly officers
much prosperity and believe Il strict integrity and
promp dealings with all viii ensure success the off,
GERS Of the Tylor win be sure to via
The Cincinnati Gazette Of the An inst. says
The 81, Lawrence from Pittsburg yesterday, brings
intelligence Of the destruction by Te Of the steamer
Hibernia, Captain Cook. at Beach Bottom, twelve
miles above Wheeling. on Thursday night last, about
IL o'clock, The s.. Lawrence hove ii sight just as
the Hbernla had rounded To and made fast to the
shore. The St lawrence took ON board the crew
Of the Hiheinia, and brought them down TO Wheel
ing The FIRE originated IN the cook house, and
spread With great npidilg. The pilot Immediately
headed the boat toward the Virginia shore and made
fast 10 the haste to get ashore, Captain Cook zen
over heavy chain and received severe INJURIES His
brother. second clerk. Knocked senseiess by the
falling ot trunk on his bead, Aside from these ae-
edents no one was injured. and no lives were lost