New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-10


Portable Is could be expected when last heard FROM
last night The Hiawatha will repair her injuries
sopn and proceed on her journey this day, leaving
Memphis about O'Clock r. N.
The following the arrivals since our last report:
The ST. Louis packet John J. Roe, Capt. NJ. Leaven-
worth. with . large trip, and leaves again to day
We thank Nj. Pepper, her clerk, for favors.
| The Bayou Sara packet Crosse Tete. Capt. Jos
Vincent. with 1857 bales cotton, l56 hhds. sugar, and
81 bbls. molasses, and left again yesterday.
The Memphis packet Nebraska, Capt. A. R. Irwin
with 1884 bales cotton, and leaves again to day. We
thank Mr. E. W. Halliday, her clerk, for fayors
The Louisville packet E. h. Fairchild, Capt. J. Il
Faucet, with large load, and LETT again Saturday
We thank Mr.. B. F. Fuller, her clerk, for favors.
The new steamer Indianola, Capt. Jas. Ransom,
with good trip. We thank her clerk for fayors.
The Lower Coast packet Empire Parish, Capt. R.
Baldwin, with sundres, and leaves again on Wednes
day.
| The Bayou Sara packet Capitol, Capt. Y. B. Baran-
| co, with sundries, and left again yesterday.
/ The ST. Louis packet Alonzo Child, Capt D. De-
Haven, with large load, and leaves again on Wed.
4 nesday. We thank Mr.. W. B. Mcbride, her clerk,
4 for favors.
The Arkansas packet Qlspaw, Capt j. c. Adams,
| with 500 bales cotton, and leaves again on Thurs
day.
The Fort Adams packet W. Burton, Capt s. Heno,
with 1916 bales cotton and 80 hhds sugar. and leaves
on Tuesday.
The Bayou Sara packet G. D. Jr., Capt. McQuoid,
with 1852 bales cotton and Ill hhds sugar, and leaves
| to-day.
The St. Louis packet New Uncle Sam, Capt. J.
Ed. Montgomery, with s55 bales cotton, and leaves
on Tuesday. We are under obligations to Mr.. Nc.
Mahon, her clerk, for favors.
C. D. ". for Bayou Sara.-The fast passenger
packet G. D. Jr., Capt. ]. AcQuoid, commander, Mr..
r. P. Catett clerk, leaves this evening ut o'clock
for Bayou Sara and intermediate landings.
Arkansap for Red Rirer.-The light draught
packet Arkansaw, Capt. ]. N. Bennett, commander,
Mr. E. R. Perry clerk leaves this evening at o'clock
for Alexandra and way points on Red river. We
cheerfnlly commend her and her heightened officers
to the attention Of those intending trip up the
river.
Comet for Red Rirer.-The favorite passenger
packet Comet, Capt. R. sleade, commander, Mr.. VIC.
Sleade clerk leaves this evening, at o'clock, for
all intermediate landings up to Shreveport. The
Comet has firstclass Accommodations, and passengers
will be well entertained on board Remember the
Comet this evening.
Lucy Holcombe for Picksburg and the Bends
The elegant aud popular passenger packet Lucy Hol
combe, Capt. W. D. Batemau, commander, Mr. Geo.
Remer clerk, leaves this evening for Carolina Land.
ing and way points. Her passenger accommodations
arOexcelent, and travellers cannot fail to be pleased
with their trip. Call down early and engage your
rooms as she will positively leave at the above men
toned hour.
Nebraska for Men,phis.-U. S. Mail Line.--The
splendid passenger U. s. Mail packet Nebraska,
Capt. A. r. Irwin, commander, Mr.. E NJ. Halliday,
clerk leaves this evening at O'clock for all points
up to Memphis, connecting at Memphis with the
Charleston aud Memphis and Ohio and Memphis
Railroads for all points North and East, and with
regular packets for st. Louis and Louisville. She has
splendid passenger accommodations and competent
officers. Passengers procure through tickets aud
inspect plan of the boat by applying to Mr.. J. 81.
Fregh agent of the line, under the st. Charles
Hotel.
yohn j. Roe for 81. Louisville large freight
packet John ]. Roe, Capt. Mark Leavenworth, COM
nander, Mr.. Sam. Pepper clerk, leaves this evening
i o'clock for all landings up to st. Louis.
John Raine for louisville. This elegant aud de.
ervedly popular steamer leaves her berth at o'clock
his evening for all landings up to Louisville As
rst-class packet. the travelling community are too
Te informed as to her superior saloon accommoda
IONS aud unsurpassed table to require more than a
nipple notice Of her intended departure, for they will
e found on board when the bell rings. Capt. VIM.
her commander, Messrs. PalIacio and
[cDougal, her clerks, are all old friends of the
ubc.