New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-01
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Fz1Dxx Noa2ilS1. Jan. /. 1858.
y Yeanraky uAs 1ossly day much 70 The gfatiica'
tiun Il sysrvbod, "a 1scsisiy the saeamhaat men,
na1lne,u 10 fslsrsllr Scli4e o. tie ievse more
3Gi,9 & nssIvInu As1rzt {Gzn h chipping some
S~ SosIs ~ u IN r1ulky xood loads We trust
tvs1y uasy . = rI@zesnt y yesterday and th.t sls
n, s. ! <I|l14s ~ among the boat; veiy few can
d ~ dvesz, ~ =. Loais Republican Of aS'h
~ sysr 4 ri. pelnl !. s!lll ssssdIne slowly Wy
ue Nt have no change 30 report ID either the Up
1sf 1rIssjd 5Inpt Missouri q Illinois rivers There
~esH >oq1rsl 1tyaIs ye1terd4g, brin&iEg good car
1o>& ~ weather W. a. 6ad mild, and business
s.. e z ~ ~ - s's sss 8:
IS a "a - A. - - F'ifchild dia not
1~61l 4 Il ~ urived fEvm Shreveport with ssl
Ms ulidS, "a ~iIl Isavs asAIn posllivsly on satur
~, arrived win fczy "fs3 - ~ pAts was %
k6lt saltn ~ M bids tobaccc- ahe leaves again
8 4 ~ razl 5ln Ins> We shank her attentive
IA. ~ I p RIchasdsoo, fof late papers
w. xzn6uas rIvst packet Dardanelles, Capt. Levy
oA1rd4nn, arrived vith <os bales cotton from Fort
sn1|lh, snd ~lll leaxe agaia o. Saturday, at Pm,
III Huntsville packs, T. G. TFichell, Capt. Sol.
u>lboo, arrived xith large cargo. and viii leave
nfnin - Sunday, 81 10 a: NJ, with the daily Cairo
U5Ife1 Etnle4 mail We thank her attentive and
poIiIs clerk NJ b +. Fuller, for late papers.
ia IoaisxIIIs packet Baltic. Capt c. II. Meekin,
ai1lss1 xi<A hree cargo snd We thank her polite
az. nj. y r. Jouelt, ior iats papers.
= 11nna paekef 1undowcr. Capt, n. Gwartuey,
|y<d III s65 bales d cotton. and leaves again on
I31 s. IooIs paekst John Warner, Capt patter-
-, srsIysd WITH large cargo, and will lay up for
rs 7szeorixer packst Hope, Capt Sam Gwsri-
IT,, sr1ivsd with 1889 bales cotton and will leave
aesIp = 9atardzy ~ pm.
RI ,Fort adams packet Bella Donna, Captain W.
NcConn6s, arrived with ISL bales cotton. ls3 hhds.
mx1r. All 6bIs and 20 half hbs. molssses and will
leaye ss&Ia, = usual, on Saturday at 5 Pm.
H. Vicirhurg U. 9. mail packet Nstchez. Capt.
A. p Leafhers arrived With 1850 bales cotton and 9
lntee number d passengers. and will leave again as
n111l 6t B r. n. 10 To miaute. We are obliged to
her sffeniIfs clerk Nj r. A. Sherman, for late papers.
% her arrival ahe serenadsd the city with her SPLEEN
Ths 81. Louis packet Alonzo Child, 0aptg J. B. Hol-
land arrived with large cargo and will leave again
On Saturday at P. n We are much obliged 70 her
attentive clerk Mr. VIM Carson for late papers, and
FOR TIE Intelligence that the steamer Planter, Capt.
JOS Phillips, snnk N Dead Mans Bend, below Nat
chez The Planter WIS out Of Yazoo river, with q
cargo q cotton
The Flew and magniHcent. Louisville packet Diana,
CAPT Stnrgeon- great boat Of which we have read
80 much viii Be at the landing this morning Of
course. she viii attract large number Of visitors,
and il the half we hear Of her be true, she will be
wen worth Tie visiting and Inspecting She Is to
leave on Saturday, at p. NJ. and those who desire
TO trave quick and IN unsurpassed style should call
down early aud engage their rooms they viii find
ths courtsous Mr.. o. 4. Smith, formerly with Capt
Sturgeon on the Eclipse, ID She Office Of the Diana
We can easily predict that the Diana viii be favor
ie With the travelling pnbc, with snch men in charge
of her as Capt. 5. and Mr. Smith. We wish then
great success, aud hope the Diana may prove min'
Of wealth 10 her owners.
r.. II EaifcaiId coming BY dispatch IRON
Memphis We learn that this fayorite and magniGcen
Louisville passenger packet win De in port tomorrow
(satarday and leave on Monday next positively fo
Huntsville.
The Louisville Journal Of the 25th says:
The Red Roper.--This IS one Of the largest class
Of Freight boats iost completed here for the st. Loui.
add New Orleans trade. Bar hull is Of the following
dimensions: length 255 feet; floor 375 feet; beam
4o3 feet, and hold feet. She has the powerful en-