New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-12
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| Yesterday the weather was dull, the sky beinc
overcast with clouds all day, and every prospect Of
| rain
There was but few departures and arrivals yester.
day. Business on the levee continues brisk, with
plenty Of freight and at high rates.
| By dispatch received from steamer Twilight we
learn that she will be found at the landing this morn
ing, having on board 600 bales cotton. The Nat
chez having been repaired will resume her place to
day and leave at o'clock.
We thank Mr. H. H. Walker, clerk of steamer Re-
public for favors sent us via Vicksburg She will be
found at the landing this morning, aud will leave for
| Louisville on Monday.
ARRlvALs.-The Red river packet Peerless, Cant.
Jno G. Dowty, arrived with 3O4 bales cotton, 264
hhds. sugar and GAL bbs molasses and leaves AGAIN
| to-day, at P. NJ.
The Cincinnati packet N W. Thomas, Capt Duble.
arrived with lis hhds. tobacco.
| The Ouachita packet Tigress, Capt. Livingston
arrived with 14o7 bales cotton.
| The st. Louis Railroad Line packet Aeck Scott.
Capt. R. A. Reilly, arrived with large trip.
| The Louisville Lightning Line packet Woodford
Capt. Moses Irwin, arrived with large trip, and
leaves again to-day at P. N. We thank Mr.. II. B.
| Mclaughlin, her clerk, for fayors
The Lafourche packet Vixen, Capt. M. T. Elfert
arrived with bales cotton 800 hhds sugar. 4e4 bbls
| and 1874 half bbls. molasses.
The Coast packet Crosse Tete, Capt Isaac Hooper,
arrived with 63 bales cotton 4l2 hbds sugar. AGA
bbs. and l3l half bbls. molasses.
The Lafourche packet Silver Heels, Capt ]. J.
Brown arrived with Is bales cotton, 1858 hhds sugar.
2l4 bbls. and Is half bbIs molasses
The Coast packet G. D., Jr., Capt. j. Vincent, ar
rived with 375 hhds sugar, 34s bbs. and 30 hf bbis
molasses.
f.. NJ. Bicknen for Attakapas. This neat pas
senger packet, in charge of Capt. Abe Smith, with
the polite Mr.. g. NJ Kendall in the Office leaves to.
day at P. M. for Attakapas via Plaquemine.
Reub White for Bout Riper. This very light
draught packet, in charge Of Capt. VIM. Ager, with
the accommodating Mr.. w. NJ. Surls in the Office,
will leave to-day at P. N. for all landings on Boeuf
river up to Jefferson. This packet will remain in the
trade the whole season. Shippers, give Capt. Ager
and his neat packet a good trip. She leaves pune.
| tually at Pm.
Golden Age for Fort Adams.-This fine passen.
ger packet, in command of Capt. w. McCombs, with
Messrs. Dunbar and Heno in the Office will leave for
Fort Adams and way points at P. N. to-day.
Eleanor for Red Rirer.- The staunch and de.
servedy popular passenger packet Eleanor, Captain
Willis Main, is at the landing receiving freight for all
points up to Jefferson, and will leave to-day at P.
NJ Passengers and shippers will recollect her. Messrs
Groves and Clark are the clerks.
Era No 2 for Upper Red Riyer This excel
lent ghtdraught packet, Capt. T. W. Scovell, is re
ceiving freight for Upper Red river. She will leay,
to-day at P. M. We commend this boat and be
officers to the shipping public, as she will go through
without detention. Mr.. Marsh Clarke oficiates in tn
office, assisted by Mr.. Noah scoveu.
ID. Il. Carroll for Red Riyer.-This comfortabI
passenger packet. in command of Capt. W. Kimball
with Messrs Carroll and CORN 10 the Office will leay
today at p M. for all landings up to Nachtocbes
Peefiess for Red Rirer.-The regular passenge
packet Peerless, Capt. Jno. c. Dowty, will leave to
day at NJ, for all landings up to Grand Ecore ant
Natchitoches.
| Inc Peerless is an excellent steamer and her &C
commodatons for passengers are first class, and be-
officers are clever gentlemen. Mr. j. NJ Douglas is the
clerk.
| b. L. Hodge, Tri,,ceely Line Packet for SArepe
porf.-The splendid passenger packet B. L. Hodge
Capt. John Smoker, will leave positively to-day at
P. NJ. This will be enough for those who know the
1 Hodge intimately and have Travelled on her; all such
| will Immediately decide to engage rooms and have
their booked for the trip and consider them
selves highly fortunate in their choice. Her cabin is
| large and model of comfort and convenience, neat
and consequently beautiful, and it combines 10 its
arrangements and appointments everything that
could in the smallest degree tend to the luxurious
entertainment Of guests She has always done her full
share Of the passenger freight business in the trade
and will continue to increase in popularity. Capt.
John Smoker commands the Hodge and Messrs.
Graef aud Wilson are clerks. These gentlemen are