New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-20
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Saturday, November 20, 1858. !
Yesterday the weather was clear aud delightful.
our Ieyee presented an animated appearance The
landing ful d boats, ana the levee covered with
freight By dispatches received tie Mississippi river
at St. Lonis Is reported falling The upper rivers are
saa falling The Ohio at Louisville had risen tnfee
Iuehes,
The Cincinnati Commercial is responsible LOT tne
following card
Neiy Orleans and Cincinnati DlRder and 6il9ea
Lightning Ergress Line composed Of ten steam
ers all OF which have arrived at mature age-soihe
have cabins for passengers and some have none.
9ne al tha above ne Of boats will be 10 port go
leave On d certain day, reserVing the privilege Of
Ieavjng afer The specified time not to exceed three
days, provided there il enough OF water, ana that
said boat has trip Sufficient 70 pay expenses, ana
have balance thereafter.
Having procured the services of good and reliable
AGENTS. ne above line appeals to the public for
generous patronage, feeling assured they can promote
Gheif interests.
The steamer Rip Van Wrinkle, 2 Capt. snodgrass,
will leave ON thursday the 18th November provided
the therand condition Of the river admits, and no
other preventing cause.
N. Bit is expressly understood that passengers
and shippers not 20 expect any boat this line to
leave until they are ready
ARRIv ALs.-The Yickshurg q. S. mail and passen-
sci packet Natehez, Capt T. P. feathers, arrived
with sI31 bales cotton, and leaves again to-day at
Pm,
The new Red river packet 0sceola, Capt J. A.
Barnes arrived from Louisville with good freight,
and leaves again on Monday at ?. M for Red river.
We thank Mr. P. D. Cole, her clerk, for iayors.
The Red river packet Marion, Capt f.. Y. Gellos,
arrived from Shreveport with 179 bales cotton, and
leaves again on Tuesday at P. II. We thank her
oIarJF Nh n r. Jacobs fer the following mem: Left
Shreveport Nov 18th the river falling at that place
with four FEET water o. the falls struck snag on
Lecomte BAR and 400 bales cotton fell in the river
TIE 0uachta packet Gov. Powell, Capt I, NJ.
Kelly arrived With 8s5 bales cotton, and leaves again
to-day At r, N.
The coast packet VIM Burton, Capt I Hooper,
arrived with 10 bales cotton, Is hhds sugar and y
bbls moasses'
The coast packet Ceres, Capt ID Labarthe, ar
rived with ls0 hhds. sugar l98 bbls. and 81 half
bbis molasses.
The coast packet Silver Heels, Capt J.J Brown,
arrived with 57l hhds sugar 5sS bols' and u half
bbls molasses, and bales cotton and leaves again
to-day 81 Z. N.
The coast packet e. D., Jr., Capt Joseph Vincent
arrived with 522 bids sugar, ~ tierees sugar S59
bbls and 29 half bhls, molasses and bales cotton
t1tS hQ&N aSttAt ~ 10y lAV 2 4 u
l3usic for DonaidsonUAe.- regular packet
Music, Capt, Henry Streck, leaves to-day, at 10
A. d., for all Coast landings UP 70 Donaldsonvilie
G. d. ". for DoaaldsonUiie, This fast packet,
in command Of Capt. Jos. Vincent, with the courte
Gus Mr.. Mnnlord in the Office, leaves today, at
Pm.
SilUer Heels for Bayou Goala.-This regular and
popular packet leaves to-day, at p NJ. punctually,
r15.I oI1pr land
Brown is in command, with Mr. A. Fl. Gardner in the
office.
Golden Age for Fort Adams.- Positively at 5
7. b., this splendid and regular Fort Adams psssen,
ger packet leaves port Capt w. McComhs, an eX-
perienced steamboatman, commands, and MI. j. A.
Dunbar, courteous and correct gentleman, is her
clerk.
Ere No, for JefersoR-Ths light draught
packet in charge Of Capt. W, ?. Scovel, leaves to-
day, at 3 P. NJ, for all landings up to Jefferson,
giving through bills ladng. She is one Of Messrs.
G, q Kouns & Bros low water line
Sltlie Robinson for JefersoR---At6 P. NJ. to-day
This regular and well known Red river passenger
packet, commanded BY Captain Dyas Power leaves
port Mr D. a. 0rvtss is hereonrteons clerk.
Lecomte fer Carolina BfltBs.-This fast and popu-
lar passenger packet leaves to-day at p M, posi-
lively tor Hurricane and Carolina Bluffs and all way
landings on Bed river She is IN charge Of Capt. q
Johnson With the obllglng ar Il smith u the Office
She has tiptop accommodations ana can oe relied on
haying prompt eifelent and reliable Officers
Bay9H beae Jof opeioasas'--lnls regular PACKET,
"a enalse q 9aPt' JohI Lyos' WV isaye toaay a.
= NJ TAXING llelss lor9lllSpors' oAaHlfet ana ~
lenalhgs oa ene Atchaiaiaya'
1ltB'gsya ~ A4o"ssot't4.-,-Ah us llte Passehser
steamer having been anayoldaoiy detained, val leave
eo-aay az = u. UePt l. = Mglsa' Is IN command
ana Ut: ?. =. = .iaillusy n sns 1 once
'se4sul Jo y, ~, qIagsls LoAe'
aEhansaw SApe 9'ss' pelnesS wlth MI D. Fefry IN
tle ose' leaves to aay ~ Z a. Iof ooaohlta INV err
Natg's1 II. 'stson, Nem o.lg5iis allu ~ MS
VIZ II RI lali W. ~ lsiomiga T. ? MAJ, as
ssger 'aokeC Na'ele@, oap' + E l,sselefs' leaves
seaay y +, y III slcksoofg ana az way points
faSssases " tiGAsputgl WI. ana heF = nlosl con
Rehiehe PACKET she Y etnphaecaly hfst class pas
classes Ct passengers and shippers, She has beer