New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-13

AMER INTELLIGENCE.


freight was going forward rates OF freight, aftel
declining little got sitter and now on the rise
TO-DAY we have large number Of boats to leave
pot. and our leyee will present scene Of much NE
aud activity; It is now crowded with freight. The
departures were few yesterday but the arrivals nu.
meroas, and most Of them had good cargoes.
OF The upper rivers, the accounts given in our ex'
changes are anticipated by the telegsphic dispatches
received. OF the lower streams, all are reported 70
be falling is the Father Of Waters before the city.
AEs1vAIs.-The Atiakapas packet Cora, Capt y.
Grpoa. arrived with 1876 bales cotton, lSs hhas-
sugar and III bbs molssses and leaves again To-Day
Arp NJ, aszususl.
The new steamer B. M. Runyan, Capt James MI
Ier arrived from Louisville with large cargo part
was a. hhds. tobacco and leaves again to-day o.
PM Tor Cumberland river for which trade she was
built tq 81
The St Louis packet AIonzc Child, Capt j. B.
Holland. arrived with full cargo, and leaves again
on Monday at ?. NJ.
TIE 0nachita packet Judah Touro, Capt G. w.
Ewing arrived from Camden with 1903 bales cotton,
and leaves again today at P. NJ, positively.
Tho Bayou Bartholomew packet Lucy Robinson,
Capt n s. Livingston, arrived with 1911 bales OF
cotton. and will leave again, positively on Monday
1extat Pm. r
UtN &uu rftttlta faohtt att t@'ttt
Capt WIN. Underwood, arrived with very large
cargo and many passengers. She attracted much
notice. and was visited by large number Of our citi-
gems all os whom expressed their admiration Of her.
She leaves again to-day at s p. NJ. We thank her
courteous clerk, Mr. A. Palacio. for late papers.
The Yazoo river packet Lewis Whiteman, Capt. j.
s. Wallace. arrived with 1895 bales OF cotton, and
will leave again today at s P. N. We thank her
polite clerk, Mr.. y r. Shropshire, for late papers
The Cincinnati packet Switzerland, Capt. Schneck,
arrived with very large cargo, and win leave again
positively on Tuesday next at ?. NJ. We thank
her attentive clerk for late papers.
The 0uachita packet Comet, Capt Eugene Elliott,
arrived from Camden, with b3l bales cotton, and
leaves again today at s P. NJ
The Attskapas packet Belle Creole, Capt. J. Henry
whitworth, arrived and leaves again to-day as usual,
st2P. M, panctually.
The 0pelousas packet Anna Perret, Capt. Neal,
arrived, and leaves again at P. M., As usual
The Bayou Lafourche packet Gen. Pike, Capt. ].
J. Brown arrived with 252 hhds. sugar and ZIG bbs.
molasses. She leaves again as usual at P N. to-
day. The Latitte, Capt Browns summer packet, is
now being altered and repaired and will take the
place Of the Gen. Pike in the Lafourche trade.
Bears LEAvINa.--Beila Donna for Fort adams.
This very popular weekly packet leaves to-day at
p NJ, as usual, in charge Of the veteran Capt VIM,
McCombs.
b. e Hodge for sArerepo,a.--At p. N. to-day;
this very swift aud trny splendid Red river passen
ger packet leaves with the U. s. mail, under the
command OF the experienced Capt. Jno Smoker, with
the clever Mr.. L. T. Aufdock as pnrser.
ID. r. Carroll for Red RiUsr.-- This new and
very popular packet, commanded by the experienced
Capt. w. Kmball, leaves today, positively, at P.
H. for Grand Ecore Natchisoches and all interme-
date landings. Messrs. Corion and Compere are her
clever and obliging clerks.
Judah Iour0 for Camden. - This regular and
splendid ten day 0uaehisa passenger packet leaves to-
day. at r. NJ, positively. Capt. c. W. Ewing com
mands and can be relied on, being Of his word
Mr.. r. s. Batter is her purser, and more competent
or obhging gentleman cannot be found in the Office
OF any boat
Bl.f City for camden--Capt. Frank Keeling a.
veteran in the 0uaebita trade will today at P. NJ
TO Che minute. back out his regular and popular
packet the Bluff City in her Office will be found the
ever correct and obligng Capt. Lewis snapp. Under
the charge Of her present efficient officers the Bluff
City has become great favorite in the trade.
Matches for Picksburg- Punctual to the minute,
at P. H. today this wordrenowned, swift and truly
splendid y. s. mail and passenger packet will back
out under the'eare Of her veteran and universally
popular commander, Capt 7. P. feathers, with the
courteous Mr.. 7. A. Sherman in the Office.
Roebuck for Yaxoo and 7aRahatchie RiUers.--
Capt J. G. Brown backs cut at P. N. to-day his
and light danght packet for all landings on the above
rivers. Mr. 4. Fl. Nelson is her ohiiging clerk
Dardmsile for arkansas Ripe.-This regular
packet leaves to-day at p NJ. In charge Of Capt L.
Chapman with the polite B. Q. Carter in her Office.
B. M. Ranyan for Cumberland River.-ThIs new,
swim aud splendid passenger packet leaves to-day at
p NJ, as above. Capt. james Miller, an expert
enced and popular gentleman, commands her, and
Mr. VIM r. Bell Is her correct and courteous purser.
She IS in all respects, AL in accommodations, speed
and safety having been built expressly for the Cum.
beriand river trade.
Ohio Belle far Cincinnati. - This regular and
splendid passenger packet leaves today at 5 p. NJ,
under the command Of Capt. John Sebastian, with
Mr.. Frank Stein In the Office. She offers great in
ducemenis TO passengers, and can put them through
TO any of the Eastern cities at much lower price
than other boats, having made such arrangements
with all the various railroads anniag east from Gin
ennati to furnish passengers through tickets.
Funny Baliu for LouispiHe,--At T. NJ. to-day,
this favorite swift and splendid passenger packet
leaves for all landings up to the Falls City. Capt.
Lewis B. Durham, veteran commander and most
popular aud courteous gentleman has charge of her,
and Mr.. Theodore Judge, model clerk ais her Office
tothe abstraction Of all doing business with or tray-
cling on the Fanny therefore we can with perfect
confidence recommend her TO all travellers, and she
can be relied on as going.
John Raiae for Louisville This new and magni-
fceHt passenger packet leaves today at p. NJ, UNI
der the charge Of Capt W. Underwood, with the
courteous Mr., A. Pallacio In the office, We have
thoroughly examined this fine boat aud we can but ex-
press our approval of all her arrangements she is far
nsbed first class boat ought to be. and has been
built with due regard for speed safety and comfort
Her extreme length deck Is 255 feet breadth Of
beam, 90 feet breadth Of boiler deck, 3S4 feet
depth Of hold "a feet She is provided with entirely
new machinery Her engines have cylinders IS
inches IN diameter with feet stroke she has boil
IS feet in length and 40 inches in diameter Her
draught, att is feet inches, and 2 feet forward;
her wheels have diameter OF 80 feet. We predict
for her great success and popnIaoitywe hope often
10 note her arrival aud departure with fine trips.
W. NJ Morrison for 81, Louis.-Capt. John N.
B0fRger backs out his magnificent passenger packet
today Ut 7. NJ, punctualy, with the daily Cairo
y. S. mail on board.
Tia Mrr,issr l. a.,a of a., - H. 20 - .Y-.fs