New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-04

Cafahoula for Ouachita Rirer.-This exeeed;uv
light draught passenger packet, 10 charge Of Cent
]. D. Walker, will leave to-day at S p. N. for all
landings Oh the Ouachita river up to Camden. The
Catalonia has neat and tasty cabin, and has excel
lent passenger accommodations. Remember the
Catalonia to-day at 5 P. NJ.
Rapides for Red Riuer-This stsuncE passenger
packet In command Of Capt. Chas. j. Barstow, hav.
ing been unavoidabIy detained will leave to-day 1t
=. NJ for Grand Ecore aud intermediate landings.
ln,s boat is superior passenger packet, with ex.
esl.sns cabin accommodations, and ia well Offered
ano appointed in every respect
F'osa for Red Ricer-This steamer IL vel and
iavoraoly known - regular passenger packet BE-.
tmeen New orleans, Alexandria and Grand EcoYe.
sne prlngs mere and takes away the best kind Of
trips, which is at once an evidence ~ g., general
popularity She is in command Of Cant, Z. Parker
and Mr. Sam. Lawson holds forth IN a. osBc. Ths,
are both experienced and reliable otcer tn p;o,.
leaves to-day at SPIN. 49,
Milton Ref for Lake Biste1eax.-The ataunch
fast running and very excellent passenger packet
Milton Relf, Capt. Chas Hall, commander. and Mr.
Sam Wythe, clerk, leaves at O'Clock this evening
for Minden and intermediate landings Passengers
for Red river today, who desire to taveI on first
rate boat, under the charge Of the best Of officers
should not fail to engage rooms on the ReIf tbm
morning.
E. H. Fairchad for LouisuMe-To-day At pm.
the splendid regular and swift passenger packet H.
Fairchid, Capt J. q. Faacett, commander, will back
out for Louisville and way points The FairchM il
in every respect first class passenger packet Pas-
sengers taking this fine packet may rest assured that
they will be on an excellent and safe boat with the
most experienced and gentlemanly officers for travel
ing companions Capt Faucet i steamboatn,an OF
the old school, and better commander does not tread
the decks Of any steamer, while in Mr. Richard F.
Fuller passengers will find finished gentleman and .
most agreeable companion.
Madison for acknowledgements for Ciucin-
natl to-day should bear 10 mind that the staunch pss.
senger packet Madison, Capt. Geo. D. Hoople, com
mander, leaves to-day at P. II. for all landings IN
to Cincinnati The Madison is staunct and complete
packet and is admirably fitted to the trade in which
she ia engaged. She has neat cabin with good pas
senger Accommodations and her officers are all CONNIE.
tent steamboatmen. Mr.. W. r. Copes, the clerk. is
one of the most agreeable and gentlemanly members
of his craft.
Moro for Ouachita River.-The very light drsught
passenger packet Moro, Capt. N. H. Woodland, with
A. j. Grggs in the office, leaves to-day at PM for
Camden and way landings. The Moro b one Of the
best Of the Ouachita packets and has me accommo-
dAtions. With travellers and shippem M II equally
popular. Recollect the Moro to-day q 6P.M.
Ingomar for t1femphis-U. s. Mad Packet 10.
day-The large fast, and renowned passenger packet
Ingomar. Capt. B. Paris, commander, and M D. G.
Champin in the Office, is the regular Memphis o. s.
Mail packet to-day at P. NJ. The Ingomar is not
to be ecRpsed in all that goes to make up comforta
BILE and pleasant travelling conveyance Her cabin il
large and well furnished and her general convenience
of the first order. Her officers the publics most
obedien servants and most agreeable travelling COM
panons. For through tickets further information
apply to Capt. J. Il. Freligh agent, under the st.
Charles Hotel.
Champion Railroad Line Packet for ST. Loui,
Ioday-Passengers for St. Louis to-day viii bear in
mind that the excellent passenger packet Champion,
Capt. E. B. Moore leaves day at p NJ positively,
connecting at Cairo with the Illinois Central and at
St. Louis with the Ohio and Mississippi Railroads
Capt. Moore and his beautiful packet are both old
avorites with the public always giving the best salts
faction to shippers and passengers and all concernes
Reliability and punctualty are what the public always
expect of the Champion, and they are never disap-
pointed The boat is superior passenger packet,
with excellent cabin accommodations and is well OH
cered and appointed in every respect She is large,
staunch and feet with neat cabin, large state
good berths, and first rate table. It is no wonder
that such boat, under the charge Of such officers
should always carry crowd of passengers. Mr.. Du-
vail W. Young is the polite and attentive clerk assis
ted by Mr.. G. G. Reynolds. Through tickets can be
procured for all the Northern and Eastern cities by
applying to Capt. G. G. Wayne, General Agent, at
the corner Of Commercial Alley and Camp street,
| where plan Of the boat may be seen.