New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-13
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aINER IMTEL.L.Iea &C 81.
e.r9yozv. November 18, 1858.

;gili present scene Of much life and activity It Is
iFasie5l With freight. The departures were few
yesterday
0ftas upper rivers tue account given IN our ex.
changes are anticipated By the teIegraphc dispatches
reeeIvea oil the lower streams all are reported g
IL rising At Cincinnati on the 5th the weather was
elonsv ana damp aud the latest intelligence received
tbage rom above vas uutavorable for . rise. Az
psb5rR on the 4tl there we're thirty two inches and
,nIv ts4f feet 1t Biennerhassett and falling The
Kanasbs. Ike the Cumberland only gave tempe
rsry ssjl Of teen Or twenty inches, not enough 70
materially improve navigation. The Ohio, on her re-
cant trip from Marietta, came through drawing three
sn8 haf Beet, ana rubbed through Blennerhassett,
RnHeq1ou and Guyan The Bostona reports four
feet Ana falling from Portsmouth, Wegaote reights
from Cincinnati to ibis place as follows
WHISKY ana OH, sI Flour, 75c.; Pork, 81 Bacon,
Zoe per 100 and Butter Cheese, etc, 4ge' per l0u
Horses, SIS per head Keg Lard, Csc Empty Bar
Fsls, eng.
phs owners and commanders of ten frst-class boats
nave organized regular line, known as the Gincn-
nati Ana New Orleans Express Packet Line, These
win leave promptly on the day they are adver-
fiae start even ii compelled to depart half loaded
IS the motto OF the line, and passengers
and shippers may hereafter depend on always finding
pe naeket leaving 1T the advertised hour. There is
no combination relative to freights, each commander
taine II liberty to make bis own fgures The fol-
lowing steamers compose the line: Judge florence,
Can't Wade Monarch, Capt Williamson Universe,
Can't. Stein snsquehsnna, Capt Williamson Ohio
Belle, Capt Sebastian Queen Of the West, Captain
wade Teeumseh, Capt. Logan, Madison, Captain
Hoople; Switzerland Captain sehenck, and Nick
Thomas Cant. Duble. The old and reliable firm Of
Cincinnati, Messrs Athern Hibberd viii be their
agents.
Cant Hopkins new 0Rachita packet Iigress was
launched on the 4th, and was chEistened by Captain
Ii. Cock, the commander Of the Tombigbee river
packet Tiger. Her dimensions are 1872 feet on deck,
32B feet BEAM al feet floor, feet inches Of hold,
and viii carry 600 bales Of cotton. Her machinery
consists Of three 40 inch boilers, p feet long, the
cylinders being liz inches in diameter feet stroke,
working 20 feet water wheels, with feet buckets.
She win be adorned with fine full length cabin, and
fully completed in about four weeks Among the
arrivals IL Cincinnati the 18th was Captain Geo H.
Clarke, Of the Red river trade. The steamer Judge
Terrence, one Of the Cincinnati and New Orleans
Express Line, left for this port the 4th with 800
tons Of freight, the principal item being 400 hhds
bacon.
Capt. Cooks new boat, the Tiger was advertised
to leave on the 10th. Captain ]. G. Shute and clerk
NOUNS OF ElS Oldstitt phChet Lt6u Sul6ts 4tll
Cincinnati on the steamer Dacotah for this place.
ARR1yAEs.-The Opelousas packet Anna Perret
Capt.. Louailler arrived with 5O4 bales cotton, 10C
aids. sugar and $50 bbls. molasses,
The Yazoo river packet Alton, Jr., Capt. J. q
White, arrived with 1920 bales cotton.
The Coast packet Milton Relf, Capt. Hooper, ar
rived from Baton Rouge with 2oG binds. sugar ant
1874 bhls, molasses.
The st. Louis packet Orleans, Capt. Douglas, ar
rived with large cargo.
The st. Louis packet Hiawatha, Capt Dix, arrived
with i large cargo, and will leave again to-day at /
~ hi we thank Mr.. G. G. Wayne, her clerk, fol
fayora.
Tie steamer A. o. Tylor Capt D. Collier, arrived
With large freight and full of passengers. w
thank her courteous clerk Mr J. Collier, for avors
The steamer A. o. Tylor will leave for Cincinnati anC
all way Landings to-day at PM.
The Yicksburg U. S. mail packet Natchez, Capt
7. P. feathers, arrived with asa bales cotton AM
her cabin full Of passengers. She leaves as usual tc
day Pm.
The Memphis o. S. mail packet Nebraska, Cap
A. r. irwin, arrived with 1905 bales cotton, aud fu
Of passengers. She will leave again on Monday Of
PM. we thank Mr.. Charles G. Shultz, her attenty
clerk, for fayors.
The Red river packet Falls City, Capt. Geo swee
ney arrived with 436 bales cotton IS hhds sugar
1853 hbIs. molasses.
1fusic for Me Coast.-This regular packet il
charge Of Capt H. streek, leaves to-day at 10 A.
for Donaldsnnyiile and all intermediate landings.
G. d. il. for Doaaidsonuaie.- neat and fas
packet neharge Of Capt Jos. Vincent, leaves toda
at5P.M.
saper Heels for Bayou Gouia.-Today at 8 P
M Capt u J. Brown backs out his fine, fast and new
passenger packet for Bayou Goua. The Silver Heel
will have excellent opportunity to show hersef
new trade as one Of the packets Of apopular line
She possesses accommodations for passengers AMI
freight second To those Of no boat afoat Her eabii
is large and very elegant ia oil its appointments AMI
arrangements. The same resonrcesand management
which has made the Silver Heeisso universally popu
lar til the Missouri river will operate for her complete
success in the coast trade. Mir. A. d. Gardner, he
courteous clerk will be found on board ready to re
ceiye visitors.
Golden Age for Fort -4daBs-Ths splendid an,
regular packet leaves to-day al p. II. for For
Adams, Bayou Sara and Baton Rouge. Capt "
MeGombs il in command, and MIR. j. A. Dunbar i
her obliging clerk.
r. M. adams for Red riper--This new, swii
and truly splendid Red river packet leaves to.da
toisiyely at . p. NJ, under the command of the ez
perieneed, popular and welknown Capt. Charles L
Marshall, with the courteous and correct Mr. John
GraeH Ia the Office Itaffords as much pleasure t
notice tue departure Of this splendid and light drang
packet, and recommend her to all our friends sh
isinall respects frstelass packet. her aceommodt
tons are unsurpassed, and her management is faul
lesa. Her officers are known to every man, woma
and child on Red river, and to know them is TO lB
them they are prompt and reliable men.
Kate Daie tor Ouaehita giger.-This very ligt
draught packet leaves to-day at . R NJ. in charge
the popular and ohllging Capt, Frank Moore, for a
landings mp to Trenton. Shippers can relyon havin
their freight 60 through without detention. Mr..
w Chapel, gentleman without superior in h
calling, is her attentive purser.
Matches for Picksburg RicEsburg and Nets b
leans z s, Mad Line.-P unotual to the minute at
r. N. to-day this world renowned swift aud splend
Us passenger packet will back out, under the ca
of her veteran and universally popular commando
Capt 4. P. Leathefs with the attentive Nessrs. sh
man and Crater in the office.
Choctaa for Meatbhis-Ths fast passenger pacl
in charge of Capt. D. Smedey, leaves At 5 P. NJ.
her frst Trip this season for Memphis and all "
landings.
Diamond fof Cinclaaati-This neat and comic
able passenger packet, in charge Of Capt. W. r. H
croft, with the attentive Mr.. j. Darell in the off
leaves to-day ut p M