New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-17

In addition to the above there are two fIne boats
nearly completed, the Grand Duke and Capt Cot
TONS, which are not enumerated.
ARRIvALs-Sa tuuday-The Red river packet D.
R. Carroll, Capt. VIM. Kimball, arrived with l2es
bales cotton, Al hhds sugar and 329 bbls molasses,
and leaves again on Tuesday.
The Red river packet Sallie Robinson, Capt. Dyas
Power arrived with 1,437 bales cotton, and leaves
again on Tuesday. 49, PA
The steamer E. M. Bicknell, Capt. Abe Smith, ar
rived with ia bales cotton LAG hhds sugar and 495
bbls. molasses, from Attakapas.
The vermillion packet Elmira, Capt J. ]. Smith,
arrived with l67 bales cotton 1l6 hhds sugar and 50
bbls. molasses, and leaves again to-day at P. N.
The Lightning Line packet Diana, Capt. e. T.
| Sturgeon arrived. We thank Mr.. o. l.. Smith, her
| clerk, for favors. G@E
The Pittsburg packet Argyle, Capt. Ebert, arrived
| with full trip.
| The Nashville packet 7. c. Twichell arrived with
l27 bales cotton, "a hhds. tobacco and other pro-
duce. We thank Mr.. Alex. Bell her clerk for favors
The Memphis packet Eclipse, Capt ]. d. Clarke,
arrived with 2,777 bales cotton, and leaves again
to-day at P. NJ. Az,
The Red river packet Starlight, Capt. Chas Hayes,
arrived with 600 bales cotton, and leaves again on
Tuesday.
The Arkansas packet Little Rock, Capt. jerks
Brown arrived with 964 bales cotton and leaves again
on Tuesday We thank her clerk for favors
The Bayou Sara packet Capitol, Capt v. B. Ba.
rance, arrived with 1O4 bales cotton lis hhds sugar
and 142 bbls. molasses
The Balize packet Belle Gates arrived with $50
hhds. sugar and 1872 bbls molasses.
The Attakapas packet George Powell arrived with
9s bales cotton, 2l7 hhds. sugar and $40 bbls mo-
lasses. .=s
The St. Louis packet R. ]. Lakeland, Capt. W. B.
Miller, arrived with a large trip.
The Yazoo packet Col T. H. Judson, Capt. Hary-
son, arrived with 100 bales cotton.
Sunday-The Memphis U. s. mail packet John
Simonds, Capt. ". F. Smith, arrived with 3O29 bales
cotton, and leaves again on Wednesday. We thank
Mr.. W. G. Porter, her clerk, for favors.
The Nashville Union Line packet Red Rover, Capt
W. Strong, arrived with 365 bales cotton and l49
hhds. tobacco and leaves again on Tuesday, We
thank her clerk, Mr.. Frank shackeford, for fayors
The Red river packet Lecomte, Capt Cheney John
son. arrived with l09 bales cotton and leaves again
on Tuesday. We thank Mr.. Sim. Smith, her clerk,
| for favors.
| The Yazoo river packet Sunfower, Capt W. G.
Harrison, arrived with 792 bales Gotten.
| The St. Louis Railroad Line packet W. M Morrison,
Capt. J. NJ. Boffnger, arrived with large trip of
freight and full of passengers and leaves again on
Wednesday, We thank Mr. L. 7. Woods, her polite
| clerk for favors. 45M
The Ouaehita packet Dr.. Burlington arrived with
| 1856 bales cotton.
The Red river packet Era No. 8, Capt. John Kouns,
arrived with 1913 bales cotton and leaves again on
| Tuesday.
The Baton Rouge packet Meteor, Capt Ben Il.
Orr, arrived with 1858 hhds sugar. 1863 bbls molasse
a 1a1a
o'clock, Pm.
| DR.. Batey for Latourche.-The regular packet DR.
Batey, Capt. A. Dugas, with the polite Mr. Jas. Dial
fares in the office, leaves to-day at p. M.
Laurel Hill for Bayou Sara.-This fast U. s. NJ
packet, in command Of Capt Jas. H. Ure, with Mr.
Alex. K. McLain in the office, leaves for ali Landings
up to Bayou Sara to-day at s P. NJ.
Meteor for Baton Rouge.-To.day at S P. NJ. thi
swift and truly splendid passenger packet, in com
mand of Capt Benz. H. Orr, with the clever an,
obligng Messrs. T. E. Dratfin and Louis Boucherau
in the office, leaves for all landings on the coast up
Baton Rouge. 1t affords us great pleasure to ar
nounce the departure of the Meteor as we know W
can recommend her with confidence to all our friend
as tp-top passenger packet, on which they will fin
it pleasant to travel, where good cheer and goo
company combine. No boat surpasses her in til
1i"uSy Situci Ill tut stylc VI ner accommodations
her management which is faultless. 4.-
For Baton Rouge and the Coast-The magnifeen
passenger packet Meteor, Capt.. Benz. Orr leaves a
her regular hour to-day-5 o'clock P. NJ. The Meteo
goes higher than Baton Rouge, thereby obviatin
the unpleasant necessity of landing passengers a
night.
Elnifa for VermiNion- This neat and ligh
draught packet in charge of Capt. j. J. Smith, witt
the polite Mr. L. NJ. Sugg in the office, leaves to-day
at P. NJ.
Kate Dale for Ouachita Rirer.-This well known
and very popular light draught packet, under the
care of the obgng and experienced Capt. H. Worth
ington Smith, leaves punctuay to-day at P. N. fol
all landings up to Camden. Passengers should be Of
board at the above hour, and shippers must hurry
down their freight, as she viii positively leave