New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-01


Capt. Jessie X. Bell, arrived Saturday with large
cargo. part was rs bids tobacco She leaves again
to-day at P. NJ, with the daily Cairo U. s. mail
We are much obliged to her attentive clerk, Mr.. w.
p. Halliday, for late papers.
The Louisville packet Jno. Briggs, Capt. N. H.
Cobb arrived Saturday with large cargo and leaves
again to-day at s P. M. We thank Mr.. P. H. Garner,
hcr polite clerk, for papers.
The Louisville packet Chancellor, Capt G. W..
Stewart, arrived with Large cargo Saturday, aud
left again on Sunday.
The Mobile packet Virginia, Capt. Walter L. Coz
xeus arrived with 473 bales cotton at the Pontchar
train Railroad Depot. and leaves again to-day the
arrival OF the P. NJ. cars.
The St. Louis packet Alonzo Child. Capt. J. B. Hol
land arrived with large cargo, and leaves again on
Tuesday. We thank Mr.. William Carson, her atten-
tive clerk, for papers,
The St. Louis packet ". NJ Morrison, Capt John N.
Boinger. arrived with very large cargo and many
passengers, and will leave again on Wednesday next,
at5P.M We return our sincere thanks to her at
tentye clerk, Mr.. Austin R. Moore, for late papers.
The 0uachita packet Bluff City, Capt. Frank Keel
ing arrived from Camden with 1856 bales cotton, and
will leave again on Tuesday, at P. NJ We thank
her attentive clerk Capt Lewis Snapp for late papers
The Lake Bisteneau packet Bonita, Capt. W. II.
Daniels arrived from Minden with 1l2l bales cotton,
and leaves again on Tuesday at 5 P. NJ.
The Red river packet National Capt. p @. Mont
gomery, arrived with oil bales cotton from Shreve-
port, ndleayes again on Wednesday.
The Red river packet Duke, Capt. Samuel Apple
gate arrived with s96 bales cotton and large num-
Der of passengers She leaves again on Tuesday, at
N. We thank her attentive clerk, Mr.F. " Gel
los, for late papers.
The Star Line Cincinnati packet J. Lands, Capt
Jos. Scott, arrived with large assorted cargo and
many passengers, and leaves again on Tuesday at 5
p. NJ. We are obliged to her polite clerk Mr.. Ames
Fisher, for late papers.
The Cora, from Bayou Crosse Tete, with 26s bales
cotton; the Montgomery, from Attakapas, with 80
bales cotton SO hhds. sugar and 81 bbls molasses
the James Montgomery. from Louisville; the j. C.
Fremont. from Cincinnati the W. r. Douglas, from
Rcd river, with zoos bales cotton the Fort Wayne,
from Cincinnati. and the Jno. Simonds, from Mem
phis. with 32l4 bales cotton.
Bears LEAyNa.-Dr. Batey for Lafourche.
popular aud regular packet, commanded by Capt A.
Dugas, leaves today at p. NJ, as usual.
Lotus for Bel,f RiUer.--At P. M. to-day, Capt
W. Dillon, backs out his staunch packet as above.
Europa for Jpdite River.-At p. NJ. to-day,
this regular packet leaves above in charge of Capt
Thos L. Bailey with the clever Mr.. Jno. L. Fairlegh
as purser.
Michigan for 81. Loas.-This regular and popular
passenger packet, in charge Of the veteran Capt. G.
Taylor leaves as above to-day. at P. NJ Capt. A. G.
Cunningham is her attentive purser'
Hiaa1atha for 81. Lonis.-At p. NJ to-day, this
renowned and splendid passenger packet backs out
under the command Of Capt. &. +. Dix, with the
obligipg and correct Mr. H. NJ Blossom in the Office
Pacific for LOuisUiiis.-This magnificent passenger
packet leaves to-day at P. NJ, with the daily Cairo
u. s. mail. under the Of the experienced cour.
teous and very popular Capt. Jessie X. Bell with the
afable, correct and accommodating Mr.. W. P. Halli.
day, In the Office. The reputation Of the Pacific is
already established, though she has made but two
trips; as her officers are men Of acknowledged ability
in their professions, they bound to succeed with
such swift and splendid boat the Pacific on hel
IS combination Of everything that could be desired
60 make great passenger packet.