New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-19
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

FRIDAY MORNING, March 10, 1858.
Yesterday was cloudy most Of the day, and we
had several showers about noon, which, without max,
ing the streets muddy, laid the dust we'll Business
quite active on the levee. Up-fteghts rather more
plenty, and rates rather SITTER The boats get all
they want.
OF che rivers we have nothing Of special interest
70 report The Louisville Courier Of the 18th inst,
says.
The river was falling slowly last evening, with
feet water on the falls through the pass and scant
iset In the canal by the mark. The Queen of the
West, drawing fully feet, went through the canal
Last night During the previous "a hours the river
Eeceied inches
The weather continues moderate and warm, with
indications Of rain last night
ARRivALs.-The Louisville packet T. G. Twichell,
Capt. h. Worthington Smith, arrived with full
cargo and great many passengers We thank her
courteous clerk, Mr.. VII. Armstrong for late papers.
She leaves again to-day at 5 PM, with the daily
Cairo U. S. mail.
The Fort Adams packet Bella Donna, Captain W.
McCombs, arrived with 722 bales cotton, loi hhds.
sugar and AL bbls. moasses and leaves again on
Saturday at P. NJ, as usual.
The great Louisville packet Diana, Captain E. T.
Sturgeon, arrived with very large cargo-part was
i64 hhds tobacco. She leaves again, positively, on
Saturday at p NJ. We thank her attentive and
polite clerk, Mr.. o. L. Smith, for late papers.
The Baltic arrived from Louisville, the VIM Baird
from Cincinnati, the VIM. Bagaley from Mobile, and
The Belle Gates from the Balize.
Bears LEAyNG.-Red Chief for Bavou Bartholo.
Hassc.This new swift and regular packet leaves TO-
day at ?. NJ, commanded by Capt J, shnte.
with the courteous Mr.. c. Il. Kouns in the office
Shippers aud passengers can rely on the Red Chief
as her officers are very prompt men. Her agents
Messrs. G. s. Konns Bros, No. Front street.
who viii on application give all needed information
respecting ifeights, passages, etc.
Paul Jones fos, Camde,a.--Ths splendid ouacbita
passenger packet Capt. Jno Glenn in charge leaves
today at P. NJ. Mr.. II. X. Hazlett is her correct
andpote clerk.
pr. Darlington for Canidea.-At 5 P. NJ. to-day,
without fail, this new, popular and truly splendid
passenger packet leaves for the ouachta, in charge
Of the universally known and highly esteemed Capt
D. G. Hill. She is in all respects No for fare,
accommodations, speed, safety and comfort, we can
and do most heartily recommend her to all our friends
Belfast for Memphis.-This regular, splendid and
popular packet leaves to-day at p NJ, in charge of
Capt Wray, with the courteous Mr. Z. j. Booker in
the Office.
0i'e v" AO"ssot"e.--At I. NJ. to-day, Capt.
L. beeler backs out his swift and splendid passen
ser packet hr.James E. Sage, gentleman in every
sense Of the word, nils her office, and passengers can
rely on receiving the most courteous attention.
T. z. IsoieAsR for L0uisviRe.-with the daily
Cairo u s. mail, this swift, regular and very popular
passenger packet leaves port to-day at p. ~ com.
manded By her former experienced, energetic. court
eous and popular commander, Capt. II. Worthioetop
Smith In her Office is the correct polite and atten
tive Mr.. W. Il. Armstrong
-Aieck Scot for 81. Loais-This swim and re-
nowned passenger packet of the St. Louis Cairo and
New Orleans line, leaves today, positively at P.
NJ under the command Of Capt. Henry Switzer, with
The very obiging and attentive Mr.. j. +. Douglas in
TIE ozace. Passengers cannot find more comfort
.ahle boat or one better differed.
Mario Deaning for 81. Loais-Capt.' II. Carroll
leaves to-day at P. NJ with this zine packet. Mr.
= richardson is the business man Of the Maria. and
1as1 satisfactorily does be perform his duties.