New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-06

that when that steamer left New Orleans the river
was on stand. AT Vicksburg the river had been on
s stand a. for two days and had reeedsd bot little
reported rising. " At Ashton, We we're informed,
that the river had been rising for two days ; had
fsen In oil four inches, and still rising at that
I ny AZ Grand Lake the river was rising rapidly.
we must have misunderstood the gentleman at Ash
on. ana snoom have reported rise Of four feet at
tnat point instead Of four inches for at Grand Lake.
Sas I.su 81 We have been told that the river
ppi has risen In all four feet and three inches The
Afkansas IS rising rapidly, also White river.
a lair amount Of business was transacted at the
ieVee yesterday, notwithstanding the extreme heat
The following are the arrivals on Monday and
Tuesday:
The Cincinnati packet Lands, Capt. Jos. Scott,
Win good trip, and will leave again on Wednesday
we thank Mr.. Amos Fisher, her clerk, for favors
The Great Railroad Line packet New Falls CITY.
Capt D. B. Woods, with large trip, and leaves again
the regular day, Thursday. We thank Messrs Woods
and Love, her clerks, for favors.
The Red river packet D. r. Carroll, Capt VIM.
Kimbal, with sundries and leaves again to-day
The Red river packet Telegram, Capt A. D. Dens.
low, with % bales cotton, and leaves again to-day.
The Memphis packet Capitol, Capt. ]. D. Clarke,
with II bales cotton, and left same day, we thank Mr.
Niles NJ. Temple, her clerk, for favors.
The Bayou Sara packet Crosse Tete, Capt. v. B.
Baranco, with 81 bales cotton 76 hhds sugar and 81
bbls molasses, and left same day.
The Lafourche packet Music, Capt. j. ]. Brown
with 81 hhds. sugar and 1853 bbls. molasses
The Bayou Sara packet D. F. Kenner, Capt. Jos
Vincent, with U. 8. mail and passengers, and leaves
to-day.
The Louisville packet E. b. Fairchild, Capt J. q.
Faucet, with large trip, and leaves again to-day.
We thank Messrs Fuller and Faucet her clerks for
favors.
The Opelousas packet Anna Perret Capt G. E.
Louaillier, with hhds sugar. bale cotton and sun.
dries, and leaves again today.
The Opelousas packet Aline, Capt ". C. Neal, with
1913 feet Of lumber.
The Tenaas packet Saline, Capt. Miller, with 2o7
bales cotton.
Duncan F. Kenner for Bayou Sara.-This feet
and magnificent U. 8. Mail passenger packet, in COM
mand OF Capt. Joseph Vincent, leaves this morning
at O'Clock for all landings up to Bayou Sara. Mr..
2. B. Mumford the courteous clerk will be found on
board ready to attend to all visitors.
Annd Ferret for Opelousas.-The regular passen-
ger packet Anna Perret, Capt G. E. LouailIer com.
mander, leaves this evening at o'clock for Opeousas
and intermediate landings.
Era No. for Red Riuer.-The trim and stauuch
light draught passenger packet Era No. 8, Capt.
John kouns, commander, leaves this evening at
O'Clock for all landings up to Shreveport. Her pas
senger accommodations are excellent, and her officers
are thorough steamboatmen; Messrs KouBs and Com
pere, are the clerks of the Era No. g.
Lecomte for Ocean Springs-The fast passenger
packet Lecomte, Capt Charles Walker, commander.
Mr.. Sim Smith, clerk. leaves this morning on the
arrival of the 1870 A. NJ. Jefferson cars, and the
A. NJ Pontchartrain cars for all the watering places
as far as Ocean Springs.
Messenger for Memphis.-The very regular and
excellent passenger packet Messenger, Capt. ". L.
Miller commander, leaves for Memphis and the
bends at o'clock this evening. Passengers will not
be found wanting for such boat as the Messenger,
and we advise friends to secure their rooms on
board this morning. The Messenger is large, sub.
stantia feet and safe packet, with unsurpassed pas
senger accommodations. She is fitted up with large
and beautiful cabin and is under the charge Of Off
GERS whose names are sufficient to crowd boat Of
less pretensons than the Messenger Messrs. Booker
and Smith are the efficient clerks of the boat, and
will be happy to wait upon all such will favor them
with calls and will satisfy them in regard to quar-.
tiers. The Messenger connects at Memphis with the
Memphis and Charleston, Memphis and Ohio Rail.
roads, and with regular packets for Louisville and St.
Louis for all Northern and Eastern cities. For
tnrOugu ucketS apply W MI. y. d. FEellgn, agent,
under the st. Charles Hotel.
E. H. Fairchld for LouispiNe.-The staunch and
magnificent light draught passenger packet E. II.
Fairchild, Capt. j. H. Faucet, commander, leaves
this evening for Louisville and intermediate landings.
The Fairchld is one Of the most elegant Of the Lou
isyille packets, and is widely and popularity known
Her passenger accommodations are Of very supe.
ror order, her cabin being large and elegantly ap
rtnI has taxi dad rrsSL
her speed and safety beyond doubt Her officers are
public hvorites, and deserve the popularity they
have made for themselves by their watchfu care over
the comfort and safety of their guests. Messrs Fuller
and Faucet are the attentive and correct clerks of
the E. H. Fairchid.
Fred Iron for Cincinnati-The fine light draught
passenger packet Fred Iron, Capt. W. M. Atten-
borough, commander, leaves for Cincinnati and way
points at 5 O'Clock this evening. The Iron has ex-
cellent passenger accommodations, and is deserv
eddy popular boat. She is staunch, feet and under
the charge Of careful and experienced officers. Mr.. J.
Wise is the affable clerk of the Iron.
Ne,c Falls City for 81. Louis-Railroad Line
Packet To.morrow.-The friends and patrons Of the
great Railroad Line of packets are notified to make
early application for rooms to-day if they would
secure passage on the regular Railroad packet New
Falls City, which ba cks out..at o'clock tomorrow
evening, one of the most magnificent and costly
packets of the line. The New Falls City is unecpsed
regards speed, safety, or in general popularity.
Her cabin is large and splendidly appointed, her
sate-rooms large and airy while her table ia un-
exceptionabe. In no particular is anything wanting
for the comfort and enjoyment Of guests. Captain
B. Woods is the commander of the New Falls City
with the agreeable Mr.. Archie Woods in the office,
assisted by Mr., W, D, Love, Travellers will remem.
Der that the New Falls City connects at vicksburg
with the New Orleans and Jackson, at Cairo with the
Illinois Central. and at St. Louis with the Ohio and
Mississippi Railroads for all Northern and Eastern
cities. Through tickets may be procured and plan
of the cabin be to-day at the office of the agent
Mr.. c. G. Wayne, 81 Camp street, corner of CONNER.
cia Place.
WILLIAMS 4 TUCKER,
w COMMISSIOE N Err CHI NTS.
No. l59 Grnvier street,
JOSEPH s. WILLIAMS, NEW ORLEANS
GEORGE W. TUCKER. myl7 ly
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