New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-18
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SATURDAY MORNING, DECEMBER IS, 1858.
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there are some twenty-five advertised TO leave to-day
will Of course, leave plenty Of room for those thas
are expected. The landing wears an unusual nusy
aspect Freight is scarce for Cincinnati and LOUIS
willie. with but little better to St. Louis gheFe are
some freights Offering for all the above ports but az
low rates; IN fact, too low for the boats to make
money OR steamboat friends, however, CANNOT
look fr III improvement until afterthe holidays. by
disnatoes received, the river had risen three feet in
4yventyfour hours at Cincinnati the depth Of the
yivor Pittsbarg is t8entyone feet three inches IN
te channel az Louisville the river was rising, with
Twelve eet over the Fails at st. Lous the river was
falling although the Missouri is reported as rising
1t Boonville the river is full Of ice.
cant. Applegateis great steamer Grand Duke, for
The Red river trade, was launched on the 18th at
New Albany The Louisville journal says Of this
fine packet, that she will be- when completed, the
largest and most magnificent boat ever bilt for Red
river. great portion of her cabin is already up,
and she viii be ready to leave in a very few weeks.
ARaIvALs-The st, Louis packet New Mononga-
hela. Capt. N, Q. Cox arrived with large trip and
leaves again on Monday. We thank MIR $. s. Eu-
tlicken, her clerk, for favors.
The st. Louis packet Flying Cloud, Capt @. e.
Wayne arrived with large trip. We thank her
clerk, Nh. j. S. Wayne, for fayors.
The Yermilon packet Elmira, Capt Smith, ar
rived with 1G7 hhds. sugar, BIO bbls. moasses and
ia bales cotton.
The Old river packet DICE Nast, Capt 1dw. Jones'
arrived with 2s9 hhs sugar 54 bbs molasses and 63
bales cotton
The Yazoo river packet T. H. Judson, Capt. Har-
weston, arrived with 1900 bales cotton
The yicksburg q. s. mail packet Natchez, Capt. I.
p feathers, arrived with 1856 bales cotton, and
leaves again to-day at I. NJ
The Red river packet w 4. andrew, Capt SD
Smith, arrived with 10y bales cotton.
The St Louis packet John y. Roe, Capt Nj. Leaven-
worth, arrived with large trip
The coast packet Vixen, Capt NJ Eltert arrived
with 2O5 hhds sugar, 283 bbs. and 81 half bills mo
lasses.
The 0peonsas packet Anna Perrett, Capt 6. a.
Loualier, arrived with 2f3 bales cotton, S45 hhds
sugar, 375 bbls. and $50 half bbls. molasses
The Cincinnati packet Prima Donna, Capt. Mash
Ford, arrived with q large trip, We thank Mr., L
Mechling, her clerk, for tavors
o. d., Jr., for D0naidsonUiie.- regular and
fast passenger packet IN charge Of Capt Joseph Vim
cent with Mr. Mumtord IN the ONCE leaves to-day at
II. NJ.
Dick Nash for Old RtDere-Ihis fght-draught
packet in charge Of Capt Ed Jones with the correct
MIR. J. W Moore in the office, leaves for all landings
on Old river to-day at Z. NJ.
Etantra Jor FeFmalon.-A1 Z, NJ to-day thls
neat little packet with Gat 9nlth % deek VIII
leave to-day al T, AZ.
Peerless Jof hed Rtoer.-We nave oeen informed
that the peoples tayorite steamer Peerless Capt.
John g. Dowfy On deck wan the accomplished Mr.
j NJ Douglas IN the once, leayes Tor ail landings up
to Grand Ecore to-day al 4. M, positively. The
Peerless has, by heF superior accommodations ana
regularity MADE nefseli : sfeas laVoIse V tne ked
river trade FRS + ls1 W. l'ly ills'-elss psset
ser steamer and ner oeets nave proved themselves
excellent boasnen ana business men 81 a high order.
lhey are asp courteous gentiolsn ana maze tieir
guests ieel efec'y ~ hoil9 ol sl't l,iS packet
hea hsosf iasseNse, ass.liie new smll1
anu alNelou pAs9e'isel ''SoS 4apS 1l'5
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pFtsols ielEi!s u'i3 y isSu - T.
duty and y alWays ailoFs " pressure 10 eau te az
lennon p oar cs1es aiiO s.ie w. ~ a5 soo anu
nlghlheehe peat leaving poiV. me 7'etlsnS - one
o. enc most complete boats N az her appointments,
that runs upon tae 7sl7slpa llset. y sPeea VIZ I
among 1ae Ret5 htst NY ~ Recommendations ana
lle arr Ieai'{ ul7ut passsu o"pS iiu5os Z QUO -
rHef ana has set5 Jas'y sne leilasati0n u liosS
punetaal ana fellaoe man nef aee9lilsheo cleFk'
Mr. " = hayes Is a i9sS poh'e ana ATTENTIVE gen
~, t,o ,,, won ~ so o. II pi's wv NY Sgl'.Y'
M t1ls atslit o $3.50 e o,o4, ,as;to 3,
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fare Of the Paul Jones We have often before snayen
also, Of her clever and obligng officers, than whom
no more polite and competent men can be found On
any boat Capt Frank Keeling is in command Of
this fine racket. and will leave at the aboyeparaed
hour for all landings on the Ouaohita river nm To
Camden.
Golden Ace for Fort Aaums-Tbis reliable and
fine passenger packet, in charge Of Cant, " Nc
Combs, with the attentive Mr.. j, a. Dunbar IN the
Office, leaves today at5P.M.
Not,be, III, D;ekeb,,ro Nav nrIeans M vicl,y