New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-07

information in regard to this fine and regular packet
Moro for Ouachita Riuer-The regular low water
passenger packet Moro, Capt. E. N. Woodland in
command, leaves to-day at P. NJ for all landings up
70 Camden. She has good accommodations for pas
sengers. Her officers are well and favorabIy known
70 the shipping and travelling community. The Moro
intends running regularly through the summer, Thus
increasing her claims to the patronage Of our Ouachta
friends Mr. A. J. Griggs is the courteous clerk Of
the Moro =
raul Jos'es for Ouachita Riuer.--The fast running
and splendid passenger packet Paul Jones. Cant.
ffahA heeiing, commander, leaves for Camden and
intefmediate landings on the Ouachta at & o,eInck
tn's evening. The Paul Jones is regular Ouachita
PACKET, ana enjoys the confidence Of the travelling
public all along her line Of travel We commend H.,
and her worthy officers to passengers bound nn the
Ouaehita to-day with the full conviction that sbs lin
give as she always has given the fullest sats,acton.
K. W. McRae-Regular Weekly Pocket far one.
chita To Day.-The very regular and fine ua,.sns.r
packet R. W. McRae, Capt Jno. W. Tobin. e1r..
rnander, will leave to-day ats P. n. for Trenton ana
Monroe. No better packet floats on the broad bosom
Of the Mississippi than the snbect Of this notice sh
is staunch feet and perfect in her passenger accom-
modations, and enjoys widespread popularity Is :
safe and reliable boat. Mr.. G. P. Work has charge Of
the office of this regular packet. Remember the r
W. McRae today, at 5. P. n.
Golden Age for Fort Adams-This regular weekly
passenger packet, Capt. S. Heno commander, with
Mr. J. A. Dunbar in the office, will leave to day al S
p. N. for all landings up to Fort Adams The Golden
age aas hne cabin and complete passenger az
pointments.
Natches-U. 6. Nail Line Packet for vicksburg
Io-Day-Ine large and magnificent passenger packet
Nafchey voof1 aru.n
the minute at P. N. this evening" The hatcher
is splendid and regular packet and in an that co..
tributes to the comfort and convenience Of nas....
gers is first class For speed, staunchness and IL.
accomplishments Of her ocess she il not to be cut
done while as regards safety she possesses the fun
and entire confidence Of the public. We know Of =,
more splendid packet the river nor one which ~
would sooner commend to our friends. Messrs p ~
Sherman and Charles Crater are in charge Of the
ONCE OF the Natchez, where they have made hosts Of
friends and contributed largely to the great pcpu.
arty OF the boat The Natchez connects at Vicksbur
with the steamer Dew Drop for the Yazoo river and
will take freight as high up a. Greenwood with thu
privilege Of reshipping.
Crescent City for St. Louis.-The very regular and
staunch passenger packet Crescent City Captain 81.
Ihornburg, commander, leaves at s O'Clock tofisy
The Crescent City enjoys reputation for reliability
and Substantially such as few Of our packets can
boast of, and we cheernly commend her to shippers
and travellers to-day. Mr.. Austin A. Moore ia the
efficient clerk of the Crescent City.
Pacific for Louisrle.-At o'clock this evening.
punctually and positively, the large and magnificent
passenger packet Pacific, Capt. jesse K Bell con.
mander will back out for Louisville and intermediate
landings. The passenger appointments Of the Pacific
are of the most elaborate and superior character.
Nothing Is wanted to add to the comfort and conye
| nlence of guests. Her table is always spread with
the rarest dantes of the MARKET while in speed and
safety no steamer on the Mississippi has more en-
liable reputation. Mr. Will P Halliday is the polite
and attentive clerk in charge Of the Office of the Pa
cifc assisted by Mr.. Robt. Barclay
Itcumseh far C,ncinnafi.-The very regular mas
senger packet Tecumseh, Captain F. Fl. Logan, com
mander. leaves at o'clock this evening for Louisville
and Cincinnati. The Tecumseh has excellent passen-
ger accommodations and is in all respects an excel
lent packet Passengers and shippers should bear in
mind that the Tecumseh will leave to-day at P. m
}. c. S,con for ST. Louis Railroad Line Packet
Tomorrow Morning-The large, feet and magnii-
cent Railroad passenger packet J. G. Swon Captain
Isaac a. Jones, commander leaves at 10 o'clock to-
morrow morning for Cairo and St. Louis. The SWon
is one Of the new packets and is furnished with all
the modern improvements in steamboat architecture.
Her cabin is spacious and complete in every respect
while in speed staunchuess and safety she ranks AL
Her officers are experienced and enjoy the full conf
dence Of the public. Mr. Thad Laveie is her obging
clerk. plan of her cabin may be seen and state
rooms engaged by application at the office of the
agent OF the line, Captain G. G. Wayne, No. 81 Camp
street. Ho! for St. Louis the j. G. Swon to morrow
Crosse Tste for WHiamsport. -T This regular
packet, in command Of Captain E. F. Gross, with Mr.
Geo. Wilkinson in the office, leaves tomorrow at 10
port.