New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-20
RIVER INTFLLloENcE.
SATURDAY MoExrve. Feb.

SATURDAY MoKSIEe, Feb. 20, 1855.
The weather yesterday was delightful os streets
we're rather dusty owing to strong breeze that pre-
vailed.
Business was pretty active on the Ievee Yesterday
and as there over twenty boats to leave to-day,
we may expect lively time, great bustle especially
towards O'Clock.
AKRTvALs--Ths Vieksburg U. 3. mail packet
Natehez arrived night before last, with 302s bales Of
cotton and her usual complement Of passengers She
leaves to-day at P. NJ, as usual
The St Louis packet John ). Roe, Capt NJ Leav-
enworth arrived With large cargo and leaves again
on Tuesday next.
The opelOusas packet Anna Peres, Capt. W. C.
Neal arrived with 5e1 bales cotton 100 hhds sugar,
$40 bbIs- and los half bbls. molasses and leaves
again to-day at P. NJ as usual.
The Cincinnati packet oueen Of the West. Cant
J. P. Wade, arrived with large cargo, and will leave
positively on Monday next, at P. NJ We are obliged
to Mr.. Mccullough her polite clerk for late papers.
The Ouachita packet Judah Touro, Capt G. W.
Ewing arrived from Camden with 557 bales cotton,
and leaves again to-day, at Pm.
The Ben Franklin from Memphis with 3ll0 bales
Of cotton the Montgomery from Louisville, and the
W. A. Andrew from Red river, with S04 bales Of
cotton.
Bears LEAvIse.-Cor for Attakapas-At17M
this regular weekly packet leaves in charge Of Capt
7. Gripon.
Belle Creole for Atfakapas-At P. NJ this popu-
lar and regular passenger packet leaves as above,
with Capt. J. Henry Whilworth in command.
Gen Pike for Bayou La1ourche-At P. NJ, as
usual, this punctnsl and popular passenger packet
leaves as above, in charge Of Capt Jno J. Brown,
with the clever and oblging Mr.. A. II. Gardner in
the Office
Bella Donna for Fort Adams.-This popular
packet, under the command Of Capt wr McCombs,
leaves as usual to-day at JPN.
Dr.. Burlington for Camden.-This new, swift and
splendid 0uachita passenger packet, under the COM
mand of Capt Jno. Walker, with the accommodating
and correct Mr.. j. s. Gloon In the Office leaves TODAY
punctually at p N. No boat deserves greater pop-
uarity or Is better managed. Her fare Is the very
best Her accommodations unsurpassed Her Off
GERS attentive and besides all she is swift She made
her last trip to Camden and back in seven days, car
rying and bringing large cargo and cabin fun OF
passengers.
Judah Toaro for Camden-This favorite regular
ten day 0uachita passenger packet, commanded BY
the experienced and careful Capt G. w. Ewing, with
the courteous Mr. E. s. Butler in the Office. leaves to-
day at P. NJ, punctual as usual. She always
makes her trips sgreeably to her published pro-
gramme hence never disappoints her friends and
patrons. In all respects she is AL and enjoys that
reputation.
p. r. Kimban for Shreveport popular and
regular o. s. mail and passenger packet leaves to-
day at P. NJ. for Red river, with Capt W. W.
withenbury on deck and Mr.. p. C. Findran in the
office. Good boat and clever officers.
Caddo Belle for Jefsrson.-This regular packet,
Capt. A. Barnes in charge and Mr. I. B. Goyne in the
office, leaves to-day at P. NJ. for Red river.
ID. r. Carroll for Grand Ecore.-This new and
splendid Red river packet leaves to-day at p NJ,
under the command Of the experienced Capt. VIM.
Kimbal, with the obliging Mr.. Felix Corion in the
Office, assisted by Mr. J. J. Compere.
Matches for Picksbmg.-This great and unrivaled
passenger and u s. mail packet leaves to-day at p.
NJ. as usual. Capt T. P. Leathers commands and
Mr.. F. A. Sherman is her gentlemany purser. 1t is
sufficient to announce her departure.
L. Whitman for Yasoo Ricg.-This popular and
regular packet leaves to-day at p NJ, in charge Of
! Capt. J. 5. Wallace.
Sallie Robinson for Tdllahatchie Rirer-Captain
Dyas Power backs out his swim and favorite packet
today at P. NJ, as above.
L. NJ Rsnnett for 81. Louis.-This popular mas
senger packet, under the command Of the expert
enced Capt. Isaac Russell, with the ACCOMMODATING
"a Aeooeis hOiAAS III lcANtc lO~uAy ak
i NJ, positively.
n Golden Age for 81. Louis-Capt. G. E. Marshal
backs out his new and splendid packet to-day at
NJ for the Mound City,
4 TiCiiight for Missouri Riuer.-This speudid mas
+ senger packet leaves to-day at P. NJ. Capt. Johr
s. Shaw commands, and Mr. Jerry Millington is he
obligng purser. Gu
t Fanny Buliitt for LouisriHe.-with the dali,
Cairo u s. mall this very popular and swift passen
ger packet leaves for the Falls City and all interme
7 date landings. Capt L. B. Dunham veteran com
Q mander, has charge of her, and Mr.. Theo Judge,
perfect gentleman and accomplished clerk, is he
purser Passengers sure to be well cared for OF
the Fanny. The reputation of her officers is sufcien
guarantee that all will be properly attended to.
e Monarch for Cincinnati-This regular and splen
D did passenger packet, commanded by the courteous
and efficient Capt. Jno. A. williamson, with the eve
attentive and polite MA D. Armstrong in the Office
leaves positively to-day, att p M for the Queen Cit,
and all intermediate landings. Passengers shouIt
secure their rooms early the Monarch always goe
e ull of people, being deservedly popular.