New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-01
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1870 lMrELl-IaENcE.
MogpAv November /, l85

MONDAY, November /, 1858.
4;,s uestber Was rather wet and disagreeable yes
spsiay morning. ID the after part Of the day Ii
$500 yip pleasant ana cool Business on the leyee
nv oast week was quite lively, and great ma ny
asss arrived. We hope soon TO chronicle the advent
arJack Frost and then there viii be good times for
sssamboatmen. By late dispatches the upper rivers
a reported as rising, but We fear i will not do muc 3
asea TOT the present
ARRIVALS. e The regularl Memphis u s. mai
asckai Nebraska, Captain A. R, Irwin, arrived on
Tasnrday with 1893 bales cotton, and leaves again
aBaay al p. III, for Memphis and ali way landings
al1Tging tie U. S, mails.
The railroad passenger packet Champion, Captain
u b. Moore, arrived from ST. Louis with large
sarge aud her cabin full on passengers, and leaves
aglin today for ST Louis at P. ".
ghe st. Louis passenger packet Michigan, Captain
a. @. Cunningham, arrived with a large cargo and
al leave again on Tuesday, at P. NJ, for Memphis,
Eaifo and st. Louis,
The Red river packet snnaower, Capt, W. g Har-
ssaa, arrived With sT8 bales cotton and viii leave
agaia on Tuesday, at M.
The Milikens Bend packet Eclipse, Capt. Harry
SPOTS, arrived with $500 bales cotton, and leay es
again today, at r. NJ.
carroll, arrived with large cargo.
The Eicksburg passenger packet Republic, Capt.
3 Ed. Montgomery, arrived with 1856 bales cotton,
snd leaves again today at P. N.
DEPARruREs.--Kate Dale for 0uachita.-The reg
anr 0aachta packet Kate Dale, Capt F. Moor e,
with Mi, L, W.iChappel in the Office, leaves at p.
81, for ouaehita river and all way landings She is
U very light draught and will be enabled to get up
%,a5r
sleight down early as she leaves pnnctual.
Memphis Mai Picket Nebraska.-This swift and
elegant passenger packet has just completed anoth er
auceessfnl trip to and from Memphis, and brought
soBn large crowd Of passengers. She returns to
Memphis this day at P, NJ positively. Passeng ers
N find everything right aboard, and all the popular
aaoers on hand at their various parts. Capt. A. R..
Irwin is in command and Mr.. Chas G. shultz in the
noe. Ne commend her to the attention Of traveller
ma shippers
Champion Railroad Line Packet for 81 Louis -
10 day at RI H., the splendid and popular passenger
steamer Champion will leave port for Cairo and ST.
4Dais. Tie Champion will be found at the foot Of
Poydfas street ready TO receive freight Her cabin is
as eommodous as it looks beautiful, It is large and
furnished in the latest style. Her rooms are Of extra
Ess, and supplied with the requisite toilet articles
Capt. .. B. Moore, the commander Of the Champion
hes on enviable name among steamboatmen and
travellers, and the same may be said of MFR. DuVal w
Eoang, the clerk Of the Champion.
Bayou Sara u. s. Nal Packet Laurel Hiil.--Tht
elegant passenger packet Laurel Hill is again at tht
landing receiving for Bayou Sara and all interme
5iate landings, and viii leave as usual at P. NJ. TIL
steamer Laurel Hill has no superior as paasenge
packet and her officers are all popular. They are ez
asreneed beatnen and clever officers. Capt. Jas. 4
Ere is in command, and Mr.. Alex. x. Mehain will b
aopnd in the Office