New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-12
le@ Orleans 1aiIg Crescent.
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FeInAr, November il, j


sss mot Is active as the former part Of the week.
ST. Louis, on the Sd there was not less than three
stsauers-the i. d. Tylor, r. ]. Lakeland and Silver
Heels, left for New Orleans--all with full oargoes'
THE Democrat Of the Alb fnst says that Capt. j.
3r0wn Of the steamer Silver Heels, must have been
1sh gratitied by the pleasant party of bis friends
which gathered on board shortly before his departure
s Joke and aagh over The sumptuons viands and rare
wiues he had generously provided for parting en-
8ertainment The gentlemen did not separate until
he gailaut Cant Brown had received the hearty good
Fisles III aI ior his future success in the New Or
Eaaps and Bavon Lafourche trade, Wecoineide with
4be Democrat and wish Capt Brown success with
sfs handsome little packet The hull of the new
Sesans building at Carondelet is progressing rapidly
-ft viii be 270 feet long.
Our New Albany dates Of the I'd says that the
river had risen inches in the last twentyfour hours
4 sufficient rise in the river would be welcome to
Cur boat-bailders, who have some three new boats
about ready to 20 into the water The Incompatible
Pacific is ready and awaits alone for water. Capt.
Jesse L. Bell her former popular commander, takes
charge OF her this season. The nvincble Diana has
Been Thoroughly renovated, The renowned steamer
III T. Ward has been renovated inside and outside.
The Baltic, Captain Msekin's pet, is all ready She
will hardly be known by her warmest friends The
Peter Tellon has been thoroughly reftted. The Jno
Briggs Is preparing for trip to New Orleans Capt.
Htnkeys new boat for che Bayou trade Is very near
ready for start. The steamer John Raine, Captain
Underwood was toleave Portland for this place on
Ge stu with plenty Of freight and full Of passengers.
Captain Tom Wright, in his new Highfyer, was to
leave Portland on the 9th. Capt MeGill, Of the 4.
b. Newcouib. has arrived at louisville. The Alex
anra American, Of the Gth says the river is slowly
rising.
ARs1vA1s- The Red river packet sunaower,
Capt VIC. Harrison, arrived from Alexandria with
7is bales cotton, and will leave again on Saturday,
ats m.
The Coast packet, DR.. Batey, Capt. a. Dugas,
arrived from Donadsonyie with 1 bale cotton, 54
Ehds. sugar, and 1888 bbls molasses.
The Coast packet G. D. Jr., Capt. Joseph Vincent,
arrived with A bales cotton al bids, sugar, l01
bbls ana SO half bbls molasses.
The Bayou Sara U. S. mail packet Laurel Hi
Capt. Jas. H. Ure, arrived with 35S bales cotton 294
bids sugar 1856 bbls and l15 half bbs. molasses, and
leaves again today, at 10 "a. NJ
The Coast packet Messenger, Capt. Geo. Fl. Kirk,
arrived from Lobdels store with 10 bales cotton, 546
hhda, sugar and 1853 bbls moasses and leaves again
to-day, at 10 A. N.
The Donaldsonylle packet Music, Capt. Fl. Streck,
arrived with SOL hhds sugar, 500 bbs. and $50 half
bbls. molasses, and leaves again on Saturday at %
Am.
The packet Diamond, Capt. ". Il. Holeroft, ar
rived from Louisville with large cargo and leaves
again on Saturday at 5 p N, for Arkansas river. We
thank Mr.. Durnell her attentive clerk, for favors
The ST. Louis packet 4. L. Nc ill, Capt. N Robrds,
arrived with large cargo, and will leave again
saturday at ) p. NJ. We thank Capt. Townsend, her
clerk, for faYors.
The packet Silver Heels, Capt ]. ]. Brown, arrived
from st. Louis with large freight and will leave
again on Saturday at n B. for the Coast and Don
aldsanyille. We thank Mr.. D. N Greenleaf, her
clerk for favors
The steamer Kate Dale, Capt. Frank Moore, ar
rived from ouaehita river with GA bales cotton, and
will leave again on Saturday at p NJ.
The Ballze packet W. A. Andrew, Capt Janfreau,
arrived with 10 hhds sugar and 81 bbls. molasses,
The Fort Adams packet Golden Age, Capt. W.
McGombs arrived with 1884 bales cotton, 327 hhds.
sugar, 283 bills ana SO half bbIs. moIasses; and
leaves again on Saturday at P. NJ.
The Memphis packet Lucy Holcombe, Capt. W,
d. Batcman, arrived with 246l bales cotton, and
leaves again Oh Saturday at s P. NJ. We are under
obligations TO her clerk for the following mem
Eastt Memphis Sunday morning. river rising fast all
Che way down up to Monday night the Arkansas
riser had risen sixteen feet at Napoleon. aud still
risipr. Cotton vas being shipped 1T Memphis at 81
Der bae. weather cloudy and raining.
Laurel Hill for Bayou Saya.-This fine fast U.
G. IN ,,oi,t i l,a. Of f,ort Tas EJ TTra with
z ~" e'SsSS' = -
af A n Meltlll 90 the once leaves to'ua9 ~ ~ a.
M-, lor Bayou Sara.
Messenger for Lobdeps Siore-The unsurpassed
,,,e,as ,st-at Afossa,,,ar Cant f,anrga ri KIM,
neAe. oeoi ~ -
aaVes lof ooaeA store basoh i9aAei anu ait COAST
Landings to-day at 10 a, III.
NJ NicIoias f1j, ST. L.ouis-The regular passgn.
5.nI,at Id Niorolog Cont fIfgsr II VotJr1la,
ser pa9hee 9s NioHol's' oa y ois9i -
%'ea 'ie SouEesous 81, :. ~ 4lIouy u wy oilloe'
raves so'4aS a. 2 :. VI ~ o 1'uts aau ~ @"y
Aa13i.iss'
5eiJast Jof ltienphtss-NeW orleans and memphis
~, S. Mail Line.--phe excellent passenger steamer
gtelfast Captaiu VIM wray il M the landing reeeiv
fobt Cav N5on,,l,is and an l,,,5s ,ao,,a
az rrs,s.aIas,
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ti teeVileOV heI anu lei VsFel ooel9' 1let passeh
ger accommodations are superb, and we promise her
1e0pie quick and pleasant trip to their destination.
pant Ed ponizer ber eoUrtaans eIerl- will ba
\, , Il 4 s1.s -
toahN - NV uliUe tesuy " s'S'sois'
Little Rock for arkansas httUert--fhe famous
light draught packet Little Rock Capt jerks
Drawn will leave for Fort smith and aI yyav hand
u .,s...I- - +, II l. - I,.5.,.1sz s5
AAHs R'stafsaa q . : . NJ tVs9ay 1aasensets aha
shippers should be ready as sue VIII positively ieaYe
at Che above named hour.