New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-12

ARRIvAhs.--The Railroad Line ST. Louis packet ].
g. swon, arrived Saturday with large cargo, and
will leave again to-day at s P. N. Our thanks are
9ae to her polite clerk, Mr.. Thad. Layelle for late
papers.
The Louisville packet r.. D. Newcomb, Capt. a.
MctsilI. arrived Saturday with large cargo part
was A52 hhds tobacco and 100000 in specie for the
Government. We return our hearty thanks to her
attentive clerk Mr.. H. @. Landrun, for late papers.
The NeWconb leaves gain o.dayat 5 p. N.
The Memphis packet Messenger, Capt. u q. Har-
Gts arrived with ga bales cotton, and viii leave
again on Wednesday at P. M--her regular day
being one Of the packets running in connection with
The Memphis ana Charleston Railroad. We are
obliged TO Mn. a. J. Booker, her courteous clerk for
late papers,
Tie Red river packet Leconte, Capt. @. Johnson
arrived from Carolina Bluffs with All bales cotton
and will leave again on Wednesday at s P. NJ.
The Lafourche packet LaGtte, Capt. j y. Brown, ar
rived with 81 hhds Sugar and will leave again, as
usual on Wednesday at 10 A. NJ.
The Bouf river packet Dick Nash, Capt. Edward
Jones', arrived with 81 bales cotton
Tie Yazeo river packet Yazoo Belle, Capt. G. W.
Ewing arrived from Greenwood with Is bales cotton
and leaves again on Tuesday ats PM.
The Vicksburg 0. s. mail packet Capitol Captain
". 3. Jackson arrived with 344 bales cotton, and
leaves again as usual on Tuesday ats P. NJ.
The Cincinnati packet Monarch, Capt. John A.
williamson arrived with large assorted cargo, and
viii leave again on Wednesday at 8 PM.
The great Louisville packet DIANA Captain D. 4.
Sturgeon, arrived with large cargo part was 65s
hhds tobacco, and goodly number Of passengers.
We aFe much obliged to her courteous clerk, Mr. o.
4. Smith, for late papers The Diana leaves again on
Tuesday at p. nj. Let all bound up stream bear
the fact ia mind.
Railroad Line Packed j. O. Soon for st. Louis.
To-day at p. NJ, this swift and splendid passenger
paeketleaves in charge Of Capt. Isaac H. JONES' The
,. e. SWoa is emphatieally fEsteass boat, being
awi& and possessing Accommodations for passengers
equal TO those Of any other boat afoat. Her cabin
fs large spacious, and elegantly furnished and
everything apertainlng to the staterooms will be
Found complete and Of the most costly and approved
style The officers Of the j. O. Swon have a right to
he proud Of their boat. Passengers who take pas.
Eaga on her will also have occasion to be proud of
her before they reach their destination. Mr. Thad.
LaVielle the clerk, will be found daily at Bis post in
alle Office, ready to receive calls this morning.
Il d. Ne,pcomb for kouisoiHe.-This renowned
louisville passenger packet, in charge Of the *,
pereneed Capt A. McGill, leaves to-day at s p. NJ
We take pleasure in commencing the Newcumb and
her officers to the travelling public feeling assured
Chat no better boat ever oated and no more gentle
menly officers than those of the Newcomb ever had
charge Of steamboat. She has great reputation
for speed and that reputation win be increased one
Of these days when she makes trial Of her capacity
for running. She has already proved herself equal to
any Of the fast packetJ clippers and is capable of
making much quicker time than she has vet done
Passengers BY the Neweomb to-day, will be taken
through to their destination in the quickest kind Of
slime, and on the way will be treated to the most
anxGrions accommodations and fare Cant, McGin
directs affairs generally on the Neweomb, and MIR.
Henry Q Landrum will be pleased TO see his friends
at the Office, She connects at Memphis, Cairo and
louisville. with The Railroad for all the Eastern
cities,