New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-28

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IHnnsBAY, October 2S, 1868,
Yesteraag business pa the E3egee was very active,
saag Is 4 large number Of arrivals, all with full
SUI eHe tle following fram The Cincinnati Com
nsreial 81 lie 2Qth instant
weather was warm and cloudy yesterday with
ghs rains last night There were ior6g inches water
as kttspgfg last evening and falling by the metal
waFs. Tie last arrivals report the Ohio falling from
ttsburg 70 Portsmouth,, but swelling from the latter
point here.
Thsst Louis Republican oil tue 20th instant says
The river at this point continues to fall steadily
There are siz and halt feet seant in the channel 70
Cairo
There we're no arrivals from the Missouri and Ili
no5s river yesterday and none from tue upper h1ls
There afe iive aud q half feet scant in the river
sraH Ke6g1i dowa three and bali In the channel
81 lie Missouri aud Eve feet IL the Illinois at the
ii ra5sd steadily an day yesterday, and there was
very business on The leyee. Several boats were
satainad IL bolt which would have otherwise gone
cut. n the evening The clouds cleared away, and
ne had every prospect Of tine weather.
AaRrrAI s.-Ile Railroad Line passenger packet
Gladiator Capt Il, 4. Ealer, arrived with full cargo
afpr0anee. She leaves again on her return at 5 P.
M.to-aag. Mr. r. H Dohrman, her clerk, will please
aeeept dar thanks FOR late ST Louis and Louisville
papers
The Memphis packet r. W. Adams, Capt Ghas. e.
Marshal, arrived with 1886 bales cotton, and will
saaye again 1T s P III, This evening.
The 0pelousas weekly packet Anna Perret, Capt.
eas LeRaillier arrived with 40 bales cotton, 70
birds sugar, n bbls.and rs half bbls moasses, The
Aana Perret having been uaayoidablg detained, will
positively leave at u NJ. to-day.
1Ee Bayop Sara packet Capitol, Capt. Baranoo, |
arrived with 76l bales cotton ITS hhds sugar, 57l
bills. and go half bbls. molasses.
The YIeksbnrg q. S. Mail passenger packet Fieks-
burg, Capt il nd White, arrived yesterday evening,
and leaves again this evening at P. NJ, as usual.
Tie St. Louis regular passenger packet T. G.
T7vitch6 Capt. ii. q AcGonas, arrived with large
cargo 81 pfoduce She leaves again on her return at
5P u. today. We ara indebted to her obiging and
gentlsmaaig parser for late St. Louis and Louisville
napets.
BoATs LFAvrYe,-Ern No. for Alexandria
Atop. II. to-day this fine, light draught packet, in
elAfge of Capt. b, Ragss, leaves for Alexandria and
81 way landings. She connects at Alexandria with
tbs Era No. /, thus forming direct line to shreve
port The above named boats belong to G. I. K6uns
md Bsothef's Low Water Line, and can be relied on
being prompt aud efficient boats, in charge of able
and experienced boatmen
Ehs p9etaJars for KTcksbng. At s P. NJ. to-day
shis splendid new passenger packet charge Of the
popaaF Capt. J, 81 White, with the very attentive
ard geatlemanIy 1IF. Samuel Aylea in the office,
Rsves this evening 1T O'Clock p NJ. to the minute
ior icksburg and the Bends earryingthe u S. mail
and making all the usual landings. She has splen-
aia cabins which abonnds with arrangements for the
comfort End pleasure Of passengers The officers of
The YieksbnTg are excellent boatmen and soeiable
companions, and take pleasure ia seeing the wants
af their passengers attended to.
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The Memphis and Charleston Railroad for all Eastern
cities thls swift and ay splendid passenger packet,
ii charge Of Capt Ghas. y. Marshall, leaves to-day,
positively, at P. M Oethe accommodations of the |
& ". Adams We cannot say toomuch in praise; she
perfect passenger packet III all respects, and her
uafeers are gentlemen Of experience and politeness
Capt. Aarshall Is most courteous and obliging com
znandef, aBd Mr. Norris Langhorne her clerk, s at
home II Tie office having no superior The R. W.
Adams sa regular Memphis packet, and viii run
regularly III the season, leaving every other Thurs
aay We predict that She viii become very popular
aad secure large portion Of the passengers going
andcoming
If RsnneH f0r 50. Louis, AT z. M, to-day,
sis splendid passenger packet, charge Of the well
Known Captain R, s. Norris leaves positively, to the
minute. Her passenger accommodations are Of the
very best with clever oblgng and attentive officers.
She connects with the various railroads at Memphis
aad GaHo gar al the Eastern cities.
Railroad Lins Packed Gladiator Jor 50. Louis,
AtbP Dc. to The minute, this swift and splendid
passenger packet leaves port today, in charge of
ahat universally popular aud very careful boatman,
cant III 4 Eaer. The Gladiator connects at Mem
pais with the Memphis and Charleston road and at
Cairo with the Illinois Central Railroad-thus afford
ing passengers most speedy. safe and comfortable
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