New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-01
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RIVER INrELLIaENCE.


TuuRsDAy MoRSINe, April !, 1858.
Yesterday forenoon the weather was clear balmy
and delightful IA the afternoon it eiouded up and
wx had hard shower towards night turned quite
,d and AS the sun set clear doubtless today will be
FAIR
business was very active indeed on the leyee, and
= good many boats left port there were but few ar.
rfvsis, however We anticipate that to-day, If we
Save fair weather, will be busy time on the lsvee,
~ good many boats expect to start and oil wish 20
es Is much freight as they cam and up reighfs are
nt 50 plenty that they have the privilege Of refusing
sny.
The river before the city continues to swell, and Is
uax within fourteen inches Of high water mark we
have nothing late or interesting from any OF the up
per rivers.
AnefvAns.-Ths 81. L0nis packet Michigan, Capt.
sc. Cunningham, arrived Tuesday, night with
Ixrxe cargo, and leaves again to-day at Z. NJ we
skank her polite clerk for late papers
The ST Louis packet Planet, Capt J. F. Burdeau,
arrived with large cargo, and leaves again on
Friday.
-, v;eksbara and MiIlikens Bend q. Small packet
vicksburg Capt. J. NJ. White, arrived from Carolina
Handbag with $40 bales Of cotton and large number
sf messengers, and leaves again to-day, as usual,
punctgaiIy az 5 P. NJ.
ead trade and we think it is not to be wondered at
with such men as Capt ]. NJ. White in charge, and
MI. 5ns T. Roberts in the Office. They have no
zuperiors in their profession.
Cor PosceH for .Jsterson.--At P. NJ to-day this
Eight draugbt and regular Red river packet backs ont
IN charge Of Capt 7. D. Ashby, an experienced and
CLEVER boatnas,
B9uifa for Lake Bistsnsan.-This very regular
and popular Red river packet leaves positively to-day
at r. NJ for Minden and oil intermediate points IN
charge of Capt w. II. Dlhiel. Mr.. H. s. Heth Is her
correct clerk.
D..ke for Slreuepors-Postivey at ?. III. to-day
zas sery popular swift and splendid Red river pas
seaaer packet leaves port, in charge of Capt. San
AppIegate, with the obging Mr.. F. V. celos as her
parser-
R4pides for Grand Ecore.- This regular and
Fopaiar Red river passenger packet leaves to-day at
sP MI ander the command Of Capt J. G. Dowty,
with the courteous Mr.. 9. J. Barstow as clerk.
Messenger for casadea.-This swift, splendid and
popuiar Ouachta passenger packet leaves to-day at
Ep.M NJ, in charge OF the courteous Capt Geo. H.
Kirk, with the ever accommodating Mr.. I. j. Beae
in the office.
Red Chief for Bayou Bartholomeir--This regu-
lar and popular packet leaves to-day at 2. NJ. for
0uaehita, Black river and Bayou Bartholomew, in
charge Of Capt j. c. Shute, with the obliging Mr. c.
n Keuns Id the Office.
Tennessee Belle for arkansas River.-Capt Sol.
Malbon backs out his swift and splendid passenger
packet to-day at 5 p NJ, as above. Mr. VIM Il.
Garner is her gentlemaniy clerk. Passengers can
rely on receiving the most courteous attention from
her clever officers.
Europa for Hzits Rtrer.-This regular, staunch
and popular packet, commanded BY Capt Thomas u
Bailey, leaves to-day at P. NJ. Mr.. John II. Fair
Esigh is her correct and polite business man.
Oceqna for 81. Lonis--With the daily Cairo u
g. mai. this splendid and regular passenger packet
Seaxes to day at P. NJ. Ii is sufficient TO the inti-
ssed to state that Capt. John Brooks commands and
chat MI. T. A. McGaTahan fills the office both are
well and fayorably known.
.5sso. Raine for LouisoIie--At5 p. NJ to-day, this
new, swim and truly splendid passenger packet
Eeaves on her second trip for all landings up to the
Falls CITY, commanded by Capt VIM. Underwood,
With the courteous Capt. A. Palacio in the office, as
sisted BY our clever friend Nick TiIghman
NJ w. Thomas for Circinnoti--Ths fine passen-
ger packet leaves to-day, positively at 5 P. NJ, in
cAarge of Capt. John A. Duble, with Mr. John Fisher
in the Office.
Eapesiat-Ths new and truly magnificent st.
Louis packet now at our levee the foot of Poy
as street. is attracting crowds of visitors and is the
admiration of all who see her. We intend to give
aux views Of her tomorrow when she leaves on her
f5rst trip. The /" Railroad Line to which she be-
hangs may well be proud OF her. She is commanded
bs Capt. e. w. Gould, her builder and owner and
ear popular, courteous and aifabe FRIEND Capt Geo.
W. Ford, does the honors Of the Office.
Df9aa.-This renowned Louisville packet will be
II the landing today ready to receive freight to
keave positively on Saturday, at M, Capt E. 7.
Sturgeon commands No doubt she will be full Of
people, as usual, as Capt ). is deservedy very
popular