New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-09
Slto Orleans DAILY C5tcstent.
THuRsDAY MORNING. NEGEMBER 0. ls5s.
giDtr SuttIligmts.
%. ships and aaIIraasls ON seventh pnge
CRrsCENt 0rFIcE, No. 20 Camp strsst.
Thursday. neeefnbnr ISsg (

turned to the North and became very cold I'll
streets and levee were very muddy Business on IL
landing was tolerably brisk We noticed the steamer
National, Capt. r. G. Montgomery, and r. w. Powell
Capt j. FL Estes, at the landing the former receiTn
for Red river to leave on Friday, and the latter N
ceving for Ouachita to leave on Friday The steame
Judah Touro, Capt. Charles w. Ewing will be at tn
landing this morning receiving to leave for Red rive
on Tuesday. Messrs, L. I. Murdoch and Henry {
Heth are the popular clerks Of the Touro. Capt
Willis Mains new Red river packet Eleanor made he
appearance at our leyee yesterday. Nj, g. Grove
and Capt George H. Clark the former popular clerk
of the steamer Linda are associated in the office
the Eleanor and we will have something more to sal
in few days about this fine packet. We notice BY
telegraph that the steamer q. Howard reported
sunk, had been raised and had arrived at Memphis
The Ohio river is reported as rising fast The Mis-
sissippi was rising at Memphis on The 9Th.
We learn that the steamer Laftte was sold yester
day; the price paid was $5,l75. Capt. B. f. PER-,
and Mr.. ]. B. Russell were the purchasers they in
tend running her in some river in Florida.
ARRIrALs.--The railroad line packet W. NJ Morri
son Capt. John N, Bofinger, arrived with large
trip Of freight and passengers and leaves again to-day
ats NJ. We thank Mr.. i. 4. Woods, her attentive
clerk, for favors.
The st. Louis packet Hiawatha, Capt. +. f. Dix,
arrived with large trip, and leaves again on Friday,
at P M. We thank her polite clerk, Mr. H, NJ.
Blossom, for favors.
The Bayou Sara o. s. mail packet Capitol, Capt
v B. Baranco arrived with 40 bales cotton I42 hhds
sugar 1855 bbls. and 80 half bbls. molasses
The coast packet Crosse Tete Capt. j. A. Cotton,
arrived with 203 hhds. sugar and 293 bbls moasses
The Red river packet Comet, Capt. r. sloade, ar
rived with 1923 bales cotton, and leaves again on
Friday, at 5 P. NJ.
The Red river packet Rapides, Capt Charles ] .
Barstow arrived with 1854 bales cotton, 49, hhds SUI
gar 920 bbs, and So half bbs. molasses, and leaves
again to-day at pm.
The packet Eleanor, Capt. Willis Main, arrived
with large trip part Of which was 4ss bales cotton
The Eleanor win leave for Red river on Saturday.
The Opelousas packet Aline, Capt. o. Hinckley. Al.
rived with 1879 bales cotton 1S5 hhds sugar, and 47e
bbls molasses.
G. ID. n. for DonaidsonvHe. fast and reru-
lar passenger packet in charge Of Capt Joseph Vim
cent with the correct Mr.. John 7. Mumford in the
office, leaves to-day at 10 AM
w. Burton for LobdelFs Store.-To-day, at p.
NJ, Capt Isaac Hooper backs out his fine packet W.
Burton for all landings up to Lobdels Store Mr. R.
P. Catlett is her correct clerk
". w. Farmer for 0uqchita.-Let travellers bound
for the 0uaehita river bear in mind that the fast and
most excellent loB-water passenger steamer w W.
Farmer, Capt W. w. Fisher, having been unayoida-
bly, detained is receiving for all landings on the Qua
chita river up to Camden. The W. W. Farmer is re-
ceiYing at the foot of Common street. where passen
gers viii find her until P. NJ to-day, at which hour
she will positively back out for the Ouachita river
Passengers bound for the Ouachita will do well tn
IN ahear5 M I7ao, ,sa gii I
t.,, ~ paoollaot 49,, w u,
saro, ,,o,i.ot e an C,,.,;4 i'i pas
tT ~ Rao Is, NJ , a,,aahita 4. u ,no
+r,,roar, ia sl,;,,n al H.
a,a inv u,
NcRae. can't. Tobn W Tahn & u H. Io,i1irr j..
ceiyfnr for all landings on the 0uacbita river Tho
MtRae Il the nassenrer racket FIR Ouacbita to.sa,
and will leave II I p. M. without fiji Tbe Mep9o
is in all respects st-eIass passenger staor,or and
her officers are clever gentlemen a,d e,-noionnol
boatmen. Mr.. G. P, Work superintend. IN The otffce
and has no superior as a clerk Capt Tobin has the
good will of very large portion Of the travelling
public and is an efficient chief officer The cabin of
the McRae is large, conmodons, and appointed in
first-class style.
RaDideg FIR Rcd Riyer.-Tbis noppIar rassa,sar
packet viii leave to-day III p. M for Grand Ecore
Natebitoches Alexandria and all ,vo ian,iirr,s -,
Red river. The Rapides is tirst-class nassenoer
racket having arpe and beartif,l caltn ana o,,an
thing complete for the convenience comfort and an.
tertainment Of her CHESTS Capt Gbaros / Rorsto,,,
the Rapides and the efficient and correct
Mr.. ]. D. Kenton is clerk Passengers and sbippers
for Red river to-day will recollect the passenger
packet Rapides