New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-14

Wednesday Mi Pm. We thank Nh, D. @ Champ
lin. her clerk for fayors.
The coast packet Q. D. Junior Capt Jos Vincent
arrived with 4S1 hhds sugar, 312 bbs molasses, and
60 half bbls. molasses.
The Bayou sara packet Laurel Hill, Capt Jas H.
IRE, arrived with 4Sl bales cotton ZIG hhds sugar
and ISL b6ls. moasses
The coast packet DR.. Batey, Capt. A. Dugas, ar
rived with 492 hhds. sugar, AS bbls and 2lO half
bills, moIasses,
4 The Louisville Lightning Line packet Woodtord,
Capt M Erwin, arrived with large trip and leaves
again to-day at P. NJ. We thank Mr.. Henry Ian
drum, her clerk, for favors.
The Fort Adams packet Kate Howard, Capt. E. F,
Gross arrived with 10 bales cotton Ala hhds sugar,
225 bbls, and Sc half bbls molasses.
The steamer Southern, Capt. B. F. Goodwin, ar
rived with 1872 bales cotton from Camden. The Off
GERS of the Southern report rise Of Is feet water at
Camden and still rising, The steamer Southern will
leave today at P. NJ. for Boeuf river.
The steamer Southern is the first boat out from
Camden this season. Her officers report fifteen feet
water and still rising at Camden.
E, p, j. for DonaldSonpiie To-day, at 10 A.
NJ this fast passenger packet in charge Of Capt Jos
Vincent with Mr.. Mumford in the office, leaves for
all landings up to Donadsonylle, at 10 A. N.
Viren for Bayou Lafourcte.-Capt NJ. 7. Eltert
backs out to-day att P NJ, his neat little packet for
all landings on Bayou Lafomche.
Southern for Boeuf RiUer.-This regular packet,
in charge Of Capt B f. Goodwin, with the accommo-
dating Mr. John Freese in the office leaves to-day at
r. N. positively for all landings Boeuf river. 1t
is the intention Of Capt. Goodwin to run his fine
packet in this trade all the season, We hope our
friends will patronize this steamer as she is fine
packet, and has clever officers on board
Marion for Red Riper-The fine steamer Marion
Capt F. v. Celos, Il. L. Jacobs clerk is at the land
ing receiving for Upper Red River and all ntermed
ate landings. The Marion has just made very sue
cessful trip to and from Red river and is ready for
another of the same sort. She will leave for Red
river this evening at o'clock without fail. Passen-
gers will find excellent accommodations and clever
officers on board,
packet Leona, Capt r. B. Roberts, Geo. R Remer
clerk, is receiving at the foot Of Canal street, to
leave at 5 P. NJ, to-day for Shreveport and all way
points on the river We advise passengers to lose
time in securing rooms for the trip on the Leona.
They cannot fail to feel at home board, and will
be furnished with excellent accommodations.
ger steamer Judah Touro, Capt, Chas, W. Ewing,
Messrs. L. I. Murdoch and H. S. Heth, clerks, will
leave to-day at P. NJ. for Shreveport and all way
landings. Passengers will find Capt, Ewing and
Messrs Murdoch and Heth clever gentlemen, aud
uniformly DESTROYS of making their guests feel at
home On board their fine boat. Her passenger accom-
modations are emphaticaly irstcass and very extern
sye She is in all respects worthy Of the full conf
A. Al,
popular boats in the trade as she is certainly one Of
the best,
Princess for Elcksburg.-New Orleans and Vicks
burg U. S. Mail Line-Ihe renowned passenger
packet Princess Capt. W. G. Wilson, will leave for
Vicksburg and all intermediate landings to-day at
PM. Mr.. James Tzod, her attentive clerk, will be
found at his post in the Office ready to receive all
visitors.
| L. NJ Rernett for st. Lotis-This swift and ex-
cellent passenger steamer leaves to-day at P. NJ.
She is in charge Of the popular and experienced
Capt. l. RUSSELL with most reliable attentive and
polite gentleman in the Office Mr. R0bt, S. Morris,
She will leave punetuay, and can be depended as
a safe, comfortable and swift passenger packet.
Imperial, Railroad Line Packet for to.day-The
unsurpassed and popular passenger packet Imperial
did not get off for St. Louis yesterday, not having
been able to get oil her freight aboard She will,
therefore, be found receiving at the foot Of Poydras
street this morning Shippers will do well to send
along their freight quickly as the Imperial will posi-
lively leave to-day at P. NJ, punctually She has
made a great name for dispatch in executing her
business and has given general satisfaction to all her
patrons, shippers and travellers Capt. Chas. S. Ro
gers, an enterprisng business man and experienced
navigator, commands the Imperial and Mr.. g.
Spencer Is clerk.
Woodtord, Lightning Line packet for to-aag.-
We have already made public mention of the fact
that the great passenger packet Woodford, Capt
Moses Irwin isat the foot Of Graver street receiving
for the Falls City The Woodford is the regular line
packet for Louisville and way points to-day, and will
positively leave at P. NJ, this evening. We there
fore advise passengers who desire to make trip up
the river to call on Mr. H G. Iandrum, hercerl early
and secure rooms. There is no better boat afoat
and men more clever than her officers do not exist