New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-27

and still less being discharged. The anlv arrfqs 49,
the Chevoit from Wheeling. She cleared aasin +, IL
evening" The Argonsnt loaded down n fks $3.50
with railroad iron for Nashville got away IN he eg
ing. The Lacrosse also with full load Dart 0f qeff1
was railroad iron, cleared for the same uolt Tss
Cambridge With fine trip cleared for ST f0ufs 80
takes out among her passengers the q BeDicfa peTs
and his associates, Jones and Maekey. The EHdeaaor
has been oTeTbaned and repaired, and has hauled
up to the landing to load.
.CINcISsATI, Dec. 21st-The weather vas vet and
disagreeable yesterday il has raned steadily rega
lar dri&ze, during the past forty.eight hours oar
exclusive dispatches show a rapidly reegdIng fvar
from Pittsburgh to this point although bank an
Here it has fallen fifteen inches since the last fsse n
the Commercial. The Indictment weather. muddy con.
dition Of the leyee and low rates Of freight rendered
business dull and disagreeable yesterday. The ship
ments made were at the following figures:
NEW ORLEANS Whisky and oil Zoe; doHr &c.,.
pork 35c.; bacon 1sc. per 100 and butter, cheese
etc., Zoe per 100 horses $40 per head; key lard i2e:
empty barrels zoe.
NASHVILLE, Dec 22.-The river yesterday was re-. !
ceding The rate Of about inch per hour There
is plenty of water for boats Of the largest size.
The weather yesterday was cloudy and damp, with
indications Of more rain.
ARRTvALs-sat urday.-The Bayou Sara packet
Capitol, Capt. v b. Baranco, arrived with 64l bales
cotton. 163 hhds sugar 1853 bbls and liz half bbls
moIasses,
The Opelousas packet Anna Perret, Capt. W. @.
Neal arrived with 739 bales cotton 202 hhda sugars
437 bbls and IA half bbIs molasses.
The Red river packet Eleanor, Capt. Willis Main,
arrived with 759 bales cotton and leaves again to-day
at PM.
The Express Line packet Judge Terrence, Capt
R. NJ. Wade, arrived with large trip. We thank
Mr. G. A. Shepherd her clerk, for favors
The Memphis Q. s. Mail Line packet Nebraska,
Capt A. R. Irwin arrived with $3.50 bales cotton and
leaves again to-day at 5 P. NJ. We thank Mr.. Charles
G. Shultz, her clerk for favors.
The 3aeuf packet Morning Light, Capt VIM Dill
lon, arrived with ISL bales cotton
The Ouachita packet Twilight Capt. J. s. Shaw,
arrived with 1921 bales cotton and leaves again
day at P. NJ.
The Red river packet Starlight, Capt. Ghas Hayes.
arrived with OIL bales cotton, and leaves again on
Tuesday.
The ouacbita packet Messenger, Capt, George Il.
Kirk, arrived with 1868 bales cotton, and leaves
again to-day at Pm.
The Cincinnati Star Line packet Landis Capt. jos
Scott, arrived with large trip We thank Mr..
Ames Fisher her attentive clerk for papers forward
ed via Vicksburg. The Lands leaves again on Tues
day at P N.
The Attakapas packet Belle Creole, Capt. J. Rich
ardson, arrived with l57 hhds sugar. 492 bbls. mo-
lasses and 81 bales cotton, and viii leave again on
Tuesday at P NJ
The Opeousas packet Aline Capt. O. Hinekley.
arrived with 2s4 bales cotton 205 hhds sugar and III
bbls. Molasses.
The Union Line packet Scotland, Capt. Couch,
arrived with a large load from Nashville.
The Lafourche packet Flora Temple Capt. J. r.
Michel, arrived with "a hhds sugar 80 bbls sugar,
81 bbls and 90 half bbls molasses.
/ The Railroad Line packet W. n. Morrison, Capt.
John N. Befnger, arrived with large trip. and
leaves again on Wednesday at P. NJ. We thank
Mr.. L. 7. Woods, her polite clerk, for fa7ors.
Sundag.-The Union Line packet Nashville Capt
W. Boyd, arrived, and leaves again on Tuesday at
P NJ. We thank Mr.. W. N. Longworth, her clerk,
for favors
The Memphis Q. S. mail packet Ingomar, Capt B.
Paris, arrived with 3O40 bales cotton and leaves
again on Wednesday at P. NJ. We thank Mr. D. q.
ChampIn, her clerk, for fayors.
The Red river packet National, Capt. P. G. Mont
gomery, arrived with $50 bales cotton.
The Red river packet D. R. Carroll, Capt William
KnbaIl, arrived with 100 bales cotton, So hhds su
gar and so half bbls moIasses. We thank Mr. Felix
]. Coiron, her clerk, for fayors. The D. r. Carroll
will leave positively on Tuesday at PM.
The Red river packet Sale Robinson, Capt Dyas
Power, arrived with 1920 bales cotton and leaves
again on Thursday at I'M.
The Cincinnati packet Fort Wayne, Capt. Samuel
Barr r arrived with large trip, and leaves again
on Tuesday at P NJ. for Cincinnati Pittsburgh and
Wheeling.
The Cincinnati Express Line packet Universe,
Capt A. Stein arrived with large trip.
Laurel Hill for Bayou Sara-Fhis fast o. S. mail
packet, with Capt. JAS H. IRE on deck and Mr. A.
X. McLain in the Office, leaves to-day at 5 P. NJ
DR.. Batey for DonaldsonuiRe. regular pack
ct, in charge of Capt. A. Dagas, with Mr. Jos. Del
fares in the office leaves to-day at 5 P. NJ
Messenger for Ouachita Riyer.-TIe popular pas
senger steamer Messenger, Capt. Geo, H. Kirk, with
Mr.. Maurice Langhorn in the Office leaves to-day at
P. NJ. for all landings up to Camden. The Messen-
ger has very fine cabin and all passenger arrange
ments and appointments complete. She is one Of tie
finest passenger steamers on the river and is man
aged in all departments by clever and experienced
boatmen.
TtoiRght- Passenger Packet for Camden.-The
fast and splendid passenger packet Twilight, Capt j.
S. Shaw on deck, with Mr.. J. Wilmington in the Office
leaves for all landings 0uaehta river up to Cam
den to-day at P. NJ, The Twilight has large and
beautiful cabin is fast, carries we'll and has made
herself, by a happy combination of merits, great
favorite with the public Passengers who go aboard
the Twilight and secure rooms will find all the luxu-
ries and comforts they could desire.
Eleanor for Hurricane and Carolina Bluffs
The splendid passenger packet Eleanor, Capt Willis
Main, will leave to day at P NJ. The Eleanor IS a
new and uncommonly stauneh craft Her class is
emphatically A. No with the public. Capt. Willis
Main commands and Messrs. Z. Groves and Geo H
Clark are clerks.
Nebraska for lIemphis-U. s. Mail Line.-At 8
P. NJ. to-day the swift and elegant passenger packet
Nebraska in command of Capt. A. r. Irwin, with
the clever and obiging Mr. Charles @. Shultz in the
Office, will leave for all landings up to Memphis.
Passengers going un the river should not fail ia %