New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-29

Fulton, arrived from st. Louis with large trip.
The Railroad Line packet Champion. Capt r. B.
Moore, arrived with large trip, and leaves again
| on Friday. We thank Mr.. Duvali w. Young, her
clerk, for favors.
The Yicksburg packet Magnolia, Capt. st. G.
Thomasson, arrived with 4 1923 bales cstt0n.
The Red river packet Joseph Holden, Capt r. H.
Martini arrived with 900 bales cotton.
The steamer Yazoo Belle, Capt. Harvey 9. Heth,
arrived from Red river with 9O7 bales cotton, and
leaves again on Thursday for Yazoo river.
The opelousas packet ". Burton, Capt. G. p. Lou
allier, arrived with 623 bales cotton, 1856 hhds su
gar and ia bbls nolasses, and leaves again to-day
at5P.M.
The coast packet eros Tete, Capt, l. Hooper, ar
rived with 1872 hhds sugar and 122 bbls rnolasses.
We are indebted to the clerk of the steamer Cham
pion for the following memoranda
Steamer Champion left st. Louis on Wednesday,
Dec o. at A o'clock p NJ. In port for New Orleans,
steamers Imperial Hiawatha, Maria Denning and D.
G. Taylor Onte 23d inst. met the R. r. line steam
er John g. swon at the Grand Chain, Edward Walsh
at Buffalo Island r. R. line str. A. 7. Lacey at Wolf
Island, 7. G. McGi at Island No. oath inst s. NJ.
Kennett at New Madrid R. R. line str. Falls City at
Island No. 3d. R. ]. Ward at Island No. &c., Illinois at
head Of Island No. 81 Alonzo Child at Island No. 40
18th inst, R. J. Lakeland at Buck Island Antelope
at Sterling Joseph Montgomery at Island No. so
26th inst Z. A. Ogden at Island No. 95. Nine feet
u "a1eF = 1e tiyel apofe o@iio' ~ oii 2 S'ua
meatner very Ilnu IN oI Louls "heh We ieI''
Ffelgnt8 very scarce ana az very low nguIe8'
Capitol for Bayou Sara-This splendid and fast
u ? man ana passenger packet, IN chalse Oh Csp''
" D. bardiloo' WIN inc cotLec' Mr. r. D. III
tne once, ieaVes lof al landings up % Bayou sara Y
Gay al D Z. NJ
n a'e hoioa'9J o' Fo't 1ao9ats- Lega ial anu
me passenger packet n charge o. Cap. F. T. GroS'
WIN the poilte mf M. htd Ia the ONCE WIN led'e
to-day al r NJ fof AL way ponts up 70 Fort ADAMS
n Burton jor oPesousas'-lhe iast passenger
packet W. Burton, IN command Of capt. u. =. l1oua
llher leaves to-day az Il. M and VIII take lrelghI
for oid River, slmmsport, and all landings on the
Atchatalaya, and also all the Coast landings.
1tcttight for OadchttG RfUeT.-Ihe regular and
splendid passenger packet Twilight, Capt. }. D. shaw
leaves to-day at T. Nj. Tor all landings up TO cam
den Passengers bound up the Ouachita to-day would
do well to secure rooms early if they wish quiet,
pleasant trip, as everybody knows that the Twilight
Is one OF the pleasantest boats IN the trade indeed
better or finer boat does not float on our waters
Her officers are hard to beat Capt.sha is an expe
nenced officer and agreeable gentleman, and takes
great pride IN his noble boat Her clerk, Mr. j. Mil
lngton' Is noted Tor MS courteous demeanor towards
passengers ne Is popular with all VINO ever Travelled
with him The accommodations OF the Twilight for
passengers are unsurpassed 1t is only necessary to
mention the time OF her departure to insure crowded
trip.
Red Chtet TOR Cdmden.-Ihls Light draught pack
ct, In charge of Capt D. O. Shute, with the polite
Mr.. Z. ID. houns In the Office leaves for all landings
up TO Camden to-day at + NJ We can recommend
TINS ne packet to shippers and passengers She has
line accommodations Tor passengers, and being Of
very hghadraught, VIII go through without detention
RaPtdes for Red Rtcer-This steamer is well and
taYorably known as weekly passenger packet be-
Wei "" olie'',s AleAaiioiin aru 1ialiu hoore
l; 0ao anu 's..i ."ay Yl9 os,' @ Vi is'
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Teon nngaGed will leave TO-DAY ot5pN This fine
nocla+ il an entirely new boat and of excaadinl,
iigbt dran,b+ ebnnors co rol, an bar +oIin,, tloi,
FREIGHT tbrongb without detention Her nasson,,o,
e occon,odatione arc If tbs yar bo.t bor f,ro me-,
rossad ana bor offcorg ORC rarfoc+ ,on+lo,,o,, =,
!. great experience and wellknown poteness. Her
staterooms are very large, and are furnished with
q every convenience. She is in command of Cant. w
i Main, with Messrs E. Groves and Geo H. Clarke in
o the office.
e Europa for EVhite Riuer-The elegant passen.
ger steamer Europa, Capt Thos L. Bailey, is recefv
ing for all landings on White river, and will leave
i to-day at P. M. The Europa is an excellent nassen
ger packet, and stands No. /. She will go through
without detention. Shippers should send Their
4 freight down early. She has fine accommodations
$ and is managed by clever officers. Mr.. Thomas NJ
Gibbes her clerk, will be found at his post ready Ia
:. receive all visitors
l., NT,,b,,;y,o fo, Ny,sb,,;l, Trn;on Iino ms, O.,
and regular passenger packet, in charge of Can't w
Bovd. with the attentive Mr.. w. N. Longworth in The
office, leaves to-day at 5 P NJ for ali landings up tc
t Nashville This comfortable packet is unsurpassed
in her accommodations fare and speed, while of hei
officers it would be hard to say too much in favor Of
n their superior management They are gentlemen
! well known and of great experience.
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