New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-03
u d Orleans Daily G5rtstrt,
RIVER INTELLIaENcE.
WEDNESDAY,, November 8, 1858.


Yesterday was plsssart=-tae sun was ont the air
Soal end braeisg 9e learn that most was seen in
azd aeaf the ety early yesterday morning. Business
Ga he leyee conneets with steamboats, continues %
improve The packets rom Memphis Ylcksourg and
ee coas continue g bring N large loads OF cotton,
sugar and moiassaa
ARRIvAI.s.--Ehe coast packet Milton Ken, oaP1's
Hooper arrived with s. bales cotton 1854 hhds sugar.
S3s oals. and 81 half bills molasses
me Yea river packet ArkanseWi HenneE, lnas'el,
aRxiged with 94S bales cotton % Dds moassest ana
reports thirty inches water ana ialiihg'
The Railroad Line packet Imperial, capt " . aos
@ arrived with large cargo apd fuLl % passeusels
She leaves again to-day % Z. A. we taanh oapt'
Sseo w Ford tor late papers.
Ehe Balias PACKED sele .saiesi eaps' rodossh, a1-
rived with So nnds.sug 10Y Dds ana % naii ops
alolasses
fElpertat halsfoaa Lfee faeNeS Jot 81 LOUIS
The splendid passenger packet imperial, Capt, ehas
s. Rodgers with capt. eeo' w Fora 10 the once Is
geeeyiag irsgat Ior 81 Leuas ana ali way landings
re earnestly commend she imperial 70 travellers
bcaHd East, with the assurance that they will ind
everything Fstciass ana IN complete order on board
9he Imperial is new boat and one OF the best pas
sEger steamers that goes out Of this port Her cabin
Y spacious and elegant, admirably appointed and
auxdriousy finished for the entertainment Of guests
Passengers will be pleased with the accommodations
sHd general treatment on board Capt Rogers and
M. Ford will do all in their power to make their
guests feel at home. Recollect, the Imperial leaves
punctuafy Of P. Nj, this day.
cGpitol for Bayou SaFa--Fhe fine and popular
q. s. mail passenger packet Capitol, Capt. Y. B.
Barancoi with Mr. r. R. Aumord in the Office, leaves
to-day, at M, for Bayou Sara and all intermedi-
ate landings Her cabins beautiful one, and is as
complete as beautifnl it is large and elegantly fur
niahea, the state,rooms are spacious and airy and
supplied with every convenience. Passengers who
nave Travelled on the Capitol all speak IN the highest
terms Of the accommodations and treatment they re-
eeyed ana the attention and courtesy 81 ner officers.
Gspe Baranco was always fayorie with the travel
ing public BENG social, companionabe gentleman,
s well as experienced commander and careful ofieer
ar AamioTd, tne Clerk mas rendered himself famous
aS an accomplished ladies man and ms attention to
the comfort and well being OF passengers generally
hs WIN be found at ms post IN the ONCE ready % IN
aWer questions, register names, accommodate with
rooms, ETC.
Ingoalas for l1easphls.-Ine regular Y. y. mail
and passenger packet ingomar, Capt D. Paris, with
Nh D G. ohamplin ~ the office, leaves to-day at 2
M.foF Memphis and all way landings. Yhe lngomar
connects with tne railroads Tor fhe East az hemphs,
and also with the Louisville and st Louis mail boats.
faaies montgomery Jor Loatsotae.-Io-day at
F*A the hne ana iast passenger packet James Mont
s9aeryf CAPE. sam Montgomery Rltn Mr. John A.
Lowry y we ounce leaves on her rst Trip TINS season
W louisville Ihe James Montgomery has made an
sasleple reputation ~ 2 NeW orleans ana louisville
packet ana We take great pleasure IN recommending
3les e passengers and shippers
hoft -Aaaas faeset.--Ihe comfortable passenger
steamer ealie Robinson, Capt g, 4. Gross with N.Y.
~ A. oryiss IN the Office leaves to-day ct Y NJ. for
Mort Adams ana ai way landings. me steamer Pet
e Robinson has no superior % passenger boat, and
lsF officers are az popular They are experienced
boatraen and clever gentlemen The salie is always
up 70 time, and is safe and perfectly reliable I
steamer
5,, Elsr5est e.. r1,oI,,,sas rbis f3r,rito naof-o+
80 y !, "
aAgss y y 41ua'eEt leaves tOnay 81 s. a., lor
0Relousas taking freight for Old river, Simmsport,
Gtd an landings on the Atchafalaya
For cincfangt; mi Toyis,,iUe The MESSENGER
c,. /, II IN
~ .S S. = ssaut y - l1'Yst, W.
: Il. -Alo q
= an,Ppshs sliol1u asa t4'slE lelgLs uown Ut
3s ane VIII leave positively, The Stephen y ecatur
will commence on the goth to run as a regular White
river packet.
5 u,,y,. ~. ryy.L.t,,.4 ma. s,o.,. 1919.
" 80 Ts., e..
f4an Nv fg, H.
80 s ~ 49,! = Atali = III 800, asslsleu py
S4t Janes wilson, leaves To-Day az r A. Ior Hloks-
barg and all way landings The D. Z. Hodge connects
at Vicksburg With the Yazoo steamers Arpo and
Tsnaer IA gifi faI- Wa, fra;,,t,t Il ,,rnta, 49,
~ sa 80 '.A90 80 e phtlvsa ia'es
toast 4sacket iaea5eager-Ihls line and fast pas
9anger packet ~ charge q Capt George +. Kirk,
Wi 6e AZ the landing on Thursday morning ready to
9eceye freight Ior Baton Roage, Springfield Landing
aad AZ intermediate points On me river She will
hereafter run regular in the coast trade as Monday
evening ana Friday morning packet She has been
thoroughly renovated from top to bottom, and looks
~ good e new.
Ihe 81 Lonis Republican, Of the 25th, says
ihe river s hsEe + still falling slowly There is
saIt Ieeg N lne enamel 0pf to Caro- The upper
Eisegs are changing very little I9e Illinois rEerwas
ssonsly at iass accounts WIN ieet 10 the channel
hsokek saturday !, There are feet In the channel
saeio@ heokak' me last arrival from Missouri re-
A9 T7 o9 tee5in tae channel ana falling;
Ihe weather continues fine, and business was
liz a9e.v w. o sas . Ra stand ~ l. ~ evening With