New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-26

The Lafourche packet Silver Heels, Capt. J. J.. |
Brown, with 160 hhds- sugar, $50 bbls. and "a half
bbIs. moIasses, and 4s bales cotton.
The Donaldsonville packet C. J. Jr, Capt Joseph |
Vincent, with 1903 bales cotton, l5s hhds. sugar and
263 bbs. molaeses.
The Louisville packet Fanny Bullitt, Cspt. I. B. |
Durham, with good trip. We thank Mr.. Theo. I. |
Judge, her clerk, for vors The Fanny Bulitt will
remain here some time for the purpose Of putting
in new shaft she having broke one Of her shafts on
her way down.
The steamer E. A. Ogden, Capt. Lee, arrived from
Nashville.
The officers Of the Red river packet Era No. re-
port the Red river rising The Era left Shreveport
on Tuesday, the I'D inst. There was seven feet on
the falls and plenty Of water in the lakes for Ill Red
river packets.
Reub White for Bout Rirer-The staunch and
light draught passenger packet Reub White, Capt.
VIM. Ager commander, leaves punctually for Boeuf
river, at O'Clock, Tie evening. Mr.. VIM. surles ID
cJ4rk.
Saline for Tsnsas-The good and light draught |
passenger packet Saline, Capt. George Miller, com
mander leaves at 10 o'clock this morning for upper
and lower Tensas. taking freight for all intermediate
landings on Tensas and Black rivers. Mr.. VIM. Mil |
,er is clerk.
Messenger for Ouachita Rirer-The large and
magnificent ouachita' packet Messenger, Capt. Geo.
d. Kirk, commander, will leave as above at O'clock
punctually and without fail The Messenger il in all
respects ia frstclaas passenger boat with widely
increasing reputation AZ such. She il worthy Of her
fame, and deserving Of her popularity. She has
large cabin furnished in elegant style, and her officers
have the full confidence Of the travelling community
| wharovnr f}nv knouvn Mr. Maurice TAn0hnvno
horne's the clerk.
| r. w. McRae for Trenton and Monroe.-The
large and very excellent lightdraught passenger
packet B. W. McRae, Capt. Jno. W. Tobin, COM
mander, will leave punctualy and positively at 5
o'clock this evening, for all landings the Ouachits.
Let this be remembered, at the same time be it
forgotten that the Mcae s one of the most popular
and complete passenger packets on this river. Her
cabin is fitted up with an eye single to the comfort
and enjoyment Of passengers, and her staterooms
furnished with everything conducive to repose, con-
venience and safety. Nj. G. P. Work is the polite
and attentive clerk.
. Eleanor for Red Riuer-The staunch, fast run
ming and light draught passenger packet Eleanor
Capt. Willis Main, commander, will leave for Red
river at o'clock this evening. The Eleanor 10 pecu
liarly adapted to the navigation Of the Red river d
present. being Of very light draught and remarkably
staunch Of hull. She has frstclass cabin accommo
dations, and is general fayorite with travellers or
Red river. Shippers and passengers should not for
get her advantages or that she will positively leavs
at o'clock this evening. Messrs. E. Groves and G
81. Clarke, are the clerks.
Telegram for Red Rirer-The new and swift run
ming steam packet Telegram, Captain A. D. Denslow
commander, will positively leave for Red river at
o'clock P. NJ The Telegram is Of light draught ant
l ZspA Il q.
very best material could make her, and one of th,
r most elegant passenger packets on Red river He
cabin is large and splenddly furnished, and her gen
. eral appointments of q superior order. MI. T.
Chandler is her courteous and attentive clerk, Is
!. sisted by Messrs. Rogers and Compere.
7. d. Hine for Attakapas.-The staunch and ex'
calent passenger packet T D. Hne, Capt. D. R. Mug
gah commander, will leave at u O'Clock n. to-day.
for Attakapas Shippers should be stirring early this
morning if they wish to ship on this superior boat,
and passengers should remember that she leaves
punctuay at noon, if they desire to avail themselves
t Of her superior cabin accommodations. Mr.. ]. ].
D Atkinson is clerk. 7fHr='
< B. L. Hodge for Red riuer-The new and excel
+ lent passenger packet B. L. Hodge, Capt. Chas E
o Marshall, will leave for Shreveport, Grand Ecore
+ and all intermediate landings on Red river, at
j. o'clock this evening. Wetake pleasure in commend
n ing this boat and her officers to passengers bound
Red riverward today She is one Of the best Of the
Red river packets for q trip in low water, of very
light draught, and her staunch hull well adapted fol
the eSgencies OF navigation in this river at the pres
d ent low stage of its water. Passengers may res
assured that by taking the B. L. Hodge, they vii
be on safe boat, and Trustworthy officers. She ha
~ excellent accommodations, and is favorte packe
% all along the river. Mr.. John C. Graef and jaime