New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-04
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with p feet III the channel. At Memphis the river
IS filling slowly. Accounts from the upper Missis'
apgi indicate gradual receding Of the water and
dafly increasing difficulties id navigation. Business
On the ieyee continues to be good.
ARHEyALs.-The Bayou Sara o. s. mail packet
Capito Capt. Y. B. Baranco arrived with 617 bales
Gotten 52S hhds sugar, $50 barrels and half bar
Fels nolasses.
NE Memphis packet WI Burton, Capt. W. @ Neal
arrived With I7T5 bales cotton, and leaves again To-
.sIav. III p. IT.. Isl Memphis and all way landings.
i've shank BIZ. Thomas Tucker, her clerk, for late
yssVers
The railroad passenger packet j. o. swon, Captain
T.R Jones, arrfved with large cargo, aud leaves
again Oh Friday, At P. Ne, fer Cairo and ST. Louis.
We thsnk her clerk, Mi. F. G. Lavile, for late S.,
Louis paper
the 0dachita packet Red Chief. Captain Len
Moore arrived with 992 bales cotton. We thank her
clerk Mr. Carter BeaEnan, for favors The Red Chief
giil for the present lay up and the Or. Burlington
will take her place. and win leave here every Thurs
Dag. The same officers may be found on the Dr.
Darlington.
0Ractita Riper Packet Steamer DR.. Burlington
Yesterday the elegant passenger packet DR.. Bufing
edn, Capt Len Moore, made her appearance at the
zaadiag, fresh from the docks where she had been
undergoing repairs The DR.. Burlington, it is almost
needless to say, ID in complete business trim and
ready to take her place as regular Thursday packet
Ear 0dachia river She landed near che foot of Canal
street, where sue viii be found today receiving
freight. Heroicers are careful and experienced boat
men enterprising business men and clever gentlemen
The Burlington il one Of the finest and most complete
passenger steamers afoat and well worthy of the en-
sire confidence Of the travelling public. Passengers
who 20 aboard win be treated to irstclass hotel &C.
.eommodatons and fare, and we promise all quick |
aRd pleasant trip. She will leave port this evening |
ats 81. Mr. Carter Be8man, the courteous clerk,
iIl By found in the office ready to receive visitors.
EIeEsburg FOR Carolina Landing. The regular
yieksburg u s. mail packet Vicksburg, Capt. j. NJ. |
White, viii leave to-day at s P. NJ. for Carolina
landing and all intermediate pontson the river The
y1cks5urg possesses accommodations for passengers
second to those Of no boat afoat Her cabin is large
ana very elegant in all its appointments and arrange
nents Mr.. Sam Ayles, her clerk, will be found on
board ready to accommodate all travellers that intend
going un tie river to-day.
NJ. Burton for BFemphts--To.day, at P. NJ, |
4is neat and comfortable passenger packet in charge
III Cant. W. q, Neal. with Mr.. Thos Tucker in the
oHes. leaves f6r Memphis. The w. Burton is one of
the most complete and popular Of the fine boats on
e river ana her messengers are always pleased with
e treatment thew receive on board She connects at
waaoleon with the packets for Arkansas aud White
rivers ana at Memphis with the railroad and with the
s4ss,,.-s fov q lIar;sI and r,r;syilIo
$500 ~ ~.
.laa'es montgomery JoT' LouasVlae'--Ihis packet
cid not get on yesterday, having been unayoidably
detained. She will be found at the foot of Poydras
4aat raeav;n and will lava for louisville al p
~ NJ, I. .e,s ~ ~ y,
"a Wisuoue lali' "e aoSise an uaEeIers DOuiu up
the river to-day 20 be on board ut the hour named or
they will be left. The James Montgomery as a com
~
"a a., fnost ana ftos+ ~ a.. ana fast I,ot
I@ ntieSV auu iu9t99S "a ti'0 nAo au@ li'V pgA's
sFhen are known az Louisville packets der cabin
Us aFge ana comfortable and her rooms are Of extra
aEeei aitording ample accommodations for travellers
she will take no more freight than she can carry
vsItb0ut mourning detention from grounding We |
ss,-8 ,taa,ro =, oor,,o1;g tta Jos A5orty,p,arz,
~ Wy
&ao ner otncets 10 the patronage Oh ele uaVelnB
nuhlic assuring all travellers bound mp the Ohio river
ar any of the wav landings that they will meet with
s5;.n3s ora aeraeaa roronaniors in Cant Montgop,
T,t - ~ ~ - =, e.
a-l oVln - lst osoiA' eu1 On stie oSAiS
Officers OF The JAS Montgomery
For Cincinnati and Louisville. passenger
racket stepheu Decatur. Can't r. M Hunter with |
az yst q Tis - ~ o. 1 = - s |
q r nd Shippers shuulu sshu thsH lrelghl Gown
eGrly as she will leave positively The Stephen De-
satF will commence on the 10th to run as a regular
gystta river. naclTas
WASs t4Fes PaeASs'
9ne st. Louis Republican, OF the 9th, says
The river at this point was swelling very little yes.
feEday and before night it had become stationary.
4he last boat from below reports six feet in the
sehanHe TO Cairo We had no arrival from the
3Biuols river yesterday, and consequently no re-.
wort from that stream, but OF last accounts it was
EklRg With AZ feet 10 The channel from Peoria down,
and feet feet above Peoria, No arrival yesterday
Erom above keokuk The Keokuk packet reports
taat the river had risen inches at Cairo and was
customary when she left. -Four feet at the Upper
and ~ inches on the Lower Rapids was the last news
kE1m the upper river The Missouri river boats, in
Eesterdayi report the river stationary, with 81 feet
~ the channel from st. Joseph down.
THE Shreveport Gazette, Of the 23d uIt., saws;
met il this place on wednesday last the 10Th inst
7r the purpose of organizing the Louisiana Arkan
sas and Texas Navigation Company under charter
granted BY the State OF Louisiana, empowering GER
cain persons to the raft from Red river and
keep it open for navigation for period Of thirty
SEAMS for which service the company is authorized
n collect tannage duties from boats passing through
The river after the distractions have been removed
THE delegates in attendance N. D. Ellis, from
M AFkon I'm