New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-15

Bonita for Red RiUey.-This neat passsoeey 80
In command Of Capt. ". b. Daniel, with the coepus
Mr. John Long in the Office, leaves todsy 1t ~
for all landings on Red river and Lake Bisteseans
L<comie for Red RsUer.-The fest passaaw
packet Lecomte, Capt Cheney johnson, viii i.
.. Smith 10 the Office, leaves todsy 1t p. Il, II
Hurricane and Carolina BIofs 1850
1siesrom for Red Riper-This unsurpasssd ~
last passenger packet, in command Of Capt 4. n.
Densiow, with Mr. Chandler Il H. Office assisted -
Messra Rogers and Compers, WI leave at sP.M
so-day' lot Jefferson and way laadinu
Era NO. , for Red Riur--Passeugsu and sd6p-
pers for upper Red rfves viii plesse besr Il ,xSa
that the good and stsupeh passenger packet In IA
2, Capt W. 7. scoyei, eomuandeg leaves 4 4 osa
this evening - above. The Red liver = noe = =
navigable condition, and de En- Win doob3,e~ -.
large trip and good ioad of paa.spSrss ~ "a
favorite packet with passenger ssd Cas-. as,ta !.
constantly making bis fine best mors "a -, -.
ular. Mr.. Marsh Clarke pfesides Id ~ 60 80
always pleasant and agreeable, and i ealafed - -
Noah Scovel.
Nashrlle for Cumberland Rirer-This -,
the large and splendid passenger packet NaahsGs.
Capt. W. Boyd, commander, will leave q 6xsek
punetualy for the Cumberland. The Nasasf1s r
superior passenger packet, with large and esass-
nient cabin and the most excellent passenger aecsa-
modations throughout. Her success u freight -
passenger packet has been most unequivocal, -
her character - rIisble and punctual boat + -
known. Mr. N. Longworth 10 the polits eiesE q
the Nashville.
The Grand Duke n Place Of ne PFisess ~
Iieksousg today-The new, large aud mexpi6eeue
passenger packet Grand Duke, Of which - ~
the public An extendsd notice short DINE siasa -
been engaged to run the Iemaisder Of ~ .pr-..f
season in the o. s. tri-weekly mail line betvseu ~
city and Vicksburg In the place Of ,hs Iose II
leaving for Vicksbure today ct S O'Clock r. i. n
Grand Duke is entirely new, having nads ~ -
trips up Red river since she came out Thsss g,
trips however, have been sufficient 70 esGahHah ~
reputation as fast, staunch and superior paneaaH
packet and one every way worthy to take pleca
in the Vcksburg line beside the magnificent Nateku
and the imperial vicksburg. The cabin Of tie GssaA
Duke s large, elegantly appointed with spacious -
airy staterooms, and is furnished with consuunsts
taste and skill. She has rstcam accommodated a
100 passengers, and carrying capacity for 5000 49,
Of cotton. Capt Sam Apologize, her owner and sx-
cellent commander, is an old avorite with IL pu1e
and has the full and unreserved conidenoe u II
travelling community. Messn. L 7. Aurdock - =
Holmes the clerks Of the Grand Duke assise1 =
Mr.. Thomas Janney, and are unrelaxing In DIR .
tention to their guests. We wish and predict IL -
Grand Duke . grand success in her new tsads
Col. T. II. Judson for Yaz0o riuer. -This regs1m
packet in charge Of Capt A. G. Harrison, Win ~
to-day at P. N. for all landings on Yazoo ana IA
labusha rivers. Mr.. D. Mckinley 10 the courtssas
| clerk.
E. NJ. BickneA for Yazoo Capt. Gvass
ney will back out today at p n. his neat paeaue
| for Yazoo and Yallsbusha rivers Passengers ~
shippers should bear this in mind and send their
| freight down early, and call on board and eaasp
their staterooms.
Saracen for Arkdnsas Ripey-This regular rack
ct. in charge Of Capt J. D. Roberts, will leave today
at P. NJ. for all landings on Arkansas rive
Fort Wayne for st. Lonis--This neat packet, Il
command of Capt. Sam Barr, will leave at P. Il b
day for St. Louis and all way landings on Illinois sv
up to Lasalle. Passengers Wishing pleasant tzip
can procure their rooms by applying to Mr.. Sen
Long, Jr., the clerk.
E. H. Fairchild for LoutspiAe.-The fast and ele
giant passenger steamer E H. Fairchld. Capt J. u.
Faucett will leave today at p. NJ, for all landings
up to the Falls City. Her passenger Accommodate
are emphatcay irst class, and travellers cannot al
| to find q comfortable home ON board for the hin.
Mr.. Richard F. Fuller, the courteous and attentive
clerk, will be found on board ready to receive "A
visitors.