New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-31
glitter SnteIIigente.
CRESCENT OFFICE, Ne. 70 Camp street,

CRESCENT OFFICE. Ne 20 Camp street,
The weather during the past week has been mild,
cloudy, and part of the time rainy Yesterday, how.
ever was clear, but we do not think il will last.
There were great many arrivals Saturday and
yesterday. The river fell fourteen inches in the early
part Of the week. but it has since risen nch and
is four feet seven inches below hgh-water mark.
Business during the week has been very brisk.
Freights are plenty to most any part and glad
to announce the boats getting paid for carry
ing them.
The Railroad Line packet City Of Memphis, Capt.
W. J. Kountz, made her appearance at the landing
after absence of about three weeks, having been
during that time reprinted and repaired and is now
ready for business. She will leave on next Thursday
in the celebrated Railroad Line for st. Louis.
-Saturday.-The Ouachita packet, R.
W. McRae, Captain John w. Tobin, arrived with
1857 bales cotton and leaves again to-day at p NJ.
The Ouachita packet Tigress, Capt. R. s. Living
ston, arrived with 1925 bales cotton.
The Tennessee river packet Eastport, Capt. Mahan,
arrived with 2467 bales cotton, and leaves again on
Tuesday
The Attakapas packet, Belle Creole, Capt, j. Rich
ardson, arrived with 2O4 hhds sugar 597 bbs and SO
half bbls molasses.
The Attakapa packet, Gov. Powell, Capt. Costello
arrived with 24s hhds. sugar, 439 bbls. and 40 half
bbls. moasses.
The Lightning Line packet, James Montgomery,
Captain j. B. Russell, arrived with large trip of
freight and passengers, among the former was
Morgan horse that cost $4,000, and two Durham
COWS that weigh 5000 lbs. EACH and among the latter
was seven bridal parties. Who says that the Mont.
gomery will not be successful boat after this trip?
We would like to bet pile that her success sure
and certain. We thank Mr.. ]. A. Lowry, her clerk
foHfavors She leaves positively to-day, at 10 A.
The Cincinnati packet, Universe, Capt. A. Stein,
arrived with large trip.
The White river packet, VIM. Campbell, Captain
Cabbell, arrived with 1888 bales cotton and other
produce. 4s
The Crosse .Tete packet, Aline, Capt. N. G. Neal,
arrived with l49 bales cotton, 1874 hhds. sugar, and
AL bbls. molasses, and leaves again to-day at IL
The st. Louis Railroad Line packet John Walsh,
Captain John Malloy, arrived with large trip of
freight and passengers, and will leave again on Wed.
nesday. We thank Mr.. j. F. Douglus, her polite.
clerk, for favors sent us via vicksburg.
The Vermillion packet Elmira, Capt. j. J. Smith,
arrived with 253 bales cotton and 209 hhds sugar,
and leaves again to-day at u NJ.
The Bayou Sara q. s. mail packet Capitol, Capt
V. B. Baranco, arrived with n bales cotton 81 hhds
sugar, and 164 bbls. molasses.
The Red river packet Piota, Capt. G. Parker, or
rived with 9O6 bales cotton, LAT hhds sugar, and 81
bbls. molasses. :.
The Red river packet D. R. Carroll Captain VIM
Kimball, arrived with 1463 bales cotton and other
produce, and leaves again to-day at p NJ.
The Ouachita packet Red Chief, C apt ]. G. Shute,
arrived with 9s4 bales cotton and leaves again today
OF P. NJ.
The Yazoo river packet Yazoo Belle, Capt. J. W.
Pass arrived with 902 bales cotton and leaves again
to-day OF P. W
The Lafoarche packet Silver Heels, Captain ]. ].
Brown, arrived with 2os hhds. sugar, 800 bbls. and
so half bbls molasses.
iSunday.--The Lightning Line packet E. h. Fair
child, Capt. j. H. Fauce IT, arrived with large trip,