New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-24
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RENEEspAY NnRNINa. NOVEMBER u. 1858.
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oRssersr OFFICE. No. 70 Camp street,
Xy5fslttssd nv November "a 1858

wsdaesia9, November al 1858, !
Yesterday tbe weather was eleaF aud cold, aud but
for The wind blowing would have been qnite pleas
ant Business on the leyee was stil active. To-day
there Be considerable stir on account 81 the large
number Of boats leaving port Up.lreights are still
source and rates low.
NE learn By private dispatch, dated Louisville,
Nov. 49, that iwas showing and prospects ior plenty
of water,
ARRIyA Is-The Louisville Lightning Line packet
Pacific, Capt a. McGin, arrived aith large TIP,
and leaves again to-day at r. NJ We thank ar ~
ia. Halliday, her attentive clerk, for hyors'
The coast packet silver Heels, Capt Y J. brown
arrived with is bales cotton sos hhds. sugar. ana
47s bbls, moIsssas, and rs half do. do.
The RED river packet Comet, Capt r. sleade, ar,
rived With 1870 bales cotton, and leaves again to-day
at5P. III. we thank Mr.. ". sleade, her clerk, for
FayoFs.
nae qensas packet Milton Relf Capt Chas. Hall,
arrived with ia bales cotton, Is hhds sugar, and
bbls. moasses.
RE steamer Ceres, Capt. J. j. Labarthe, arrived
from Bayoa Lafourche with 1853 hhds sugar and 23s
bbls. molasses.
The St, Louis packet Alonzo Child, Capt. ]. B.
Holland, arrived with good trip, and leaves on
Thursday at Pm.
u. q. Harrison, arrived with OO4 bales cotton. We
thank MT. H. G. Pettibone, her clerk, for favors.
The Attakapas packet Gossamer, Capt. ]. 2. For
gay, arrived with 1876 hhds, sugar and 191 bbls mo.
lasses.
SlUer Heels for he coast-This regular and
splendid passenger packet in charge Of the careful
and experienced Capt ]. ]. Brown, leaves to-day at
10 a. III. for the Coast, Donaldsonyille, and Bayou
GoRla.
Bayou Sara q. S. hi Steamer Capito.-This
swift and splendid passenger packet, Capt Baranco
on deck, leaves to-day 1T 5 p NJ. for Bayou Sara,
Baton Rouge and Tie Coast.
Paul Zones for Fort 4Adams.-At p NJ. today
thisrenowned and truly splendid and swift passenger
packet backs out in charge Of the popular aud vete
ran Capt, p. F. Gross with the attentive and courte
Gus Mr.. L. W. Chappel in the Office No boat could
be rendered more desirable to travel on than the off
GERS Or this f1ne packet have made her Every cons
cevahle comfort is to be found upon her and passen
gers receive the most courteous attention.
KATE Dale for 0Hachita-This splendid packet
leaves to- day at P. Nj for Trenton, Monroe Colum-
bia Bayou Louis, Pine Bluffs, Harrisburg, Trinity,
and all plantations and landings on the Ouachita and
Black rivers. Capt. F. Moore commands, aud the
clever and obging Mr.. u snapp clerk is her purser.
Bioomer far Red rfUer.-Thia regular packet
leaves At r. AZ. to-day. Capt. Jos. L. Phelps com
mands.
Marion for RED riyer.- The steamer Marion,
Captain +. Y. Gellos, will shove out this evening
ats p. Nj, for all landings up to White Cliff.
Comet for Red riper.-Capt R. Sleade will back
out his popular packet at r. NJ, today. Mr., VIM.
sleade is her correct and polite clerk and can always
be found at bis post.
Europa foT EYhite riDer.-To.day, at p NJ,
positively this regular passenger packet in charge
Of Capt Thomas D. Baily, with the attentive MIR. W.
Gibbs in the Office, leaves for White river. The
Europa has been thoroughly Inspected since her ar
rival here and pronounced perfectly safe to slip any
kind Of produce On her. Shippers should send down
their freight early as she will leave at the above
named honr punctually.
John Simoads for Memphis This first class packet
commanded by the courteous and efficient Capt J. F.
Smith, with the clever Mr. W. G, Porter in the office,
leaves today at 5 P. NJ.
Lightning Line Packet Pacjic-At P. NJ, posi-
lively today will Capt A. McGill back cut his swift
and truly magnificent Louisville passenger packet.
Passengers should be on board before the hour of
o'clock, as Capt McGtlI is a prompt man, and those
who 90 may expect tip.top fare, splendid aecommo.
datons, and THE most courteous treatment from the
geatlemanly Clerk, Mt. W. p Halliday
Dacoiah for Cincinnati.--This very regular packet
in charge of Capt j, H. Ightner leaves for Cincin-
matt to-day at r, n. positively, Mr. i. Il, Deyenny
is her attentive clerk.
Uriperse for Cincinnati Tie regular packet
Universe, Capt a, STEM leaves today ut P. Nj for
aIlandings up to Cincinnati. Shippers should bear
thisiR mind, and send their freight down early.
Great tPestern for Cincinnati This very regular
packet in charge Of Capt saml. williamson, leaves
for Cincinnati to-day at p NJ. positively Mr. a. |
al. FIarer is her attentive clerk.
The steamer Effort, Capt Mcmillan, came over to
the leyee yesterday, and is receiving freight for
Upper Red river, at the foot Of Bienyille street. to
leave on Thursday, 25th inst, at 5 P. N. Mr. John
w. Wheaton is her attentive clerk.
The steamer Bayou Belle, Capt, John Lyons, is at
Che levee, foot Of Gustomhouse street, receiving
freight and viii leave On Thursday, 25th inst, for
Opeensas.
Capt John W. Tobius fast aud popular passen.
ger packet R. w. MeRae, viii be at the leyee this
morning receiving She viii leave for Oaaehita river
on Thursday, 18th inst, at IS r. NJ Mr.. G. P. Work