New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-19

sing ct this point Should Il continus u H. mnch
longer, there will not be dry spot len d she wharf,
boat landing for the deposit Of freight Nearly balg
water, and there remains not more than dfty vsrds
OF dry ground about ten feet In widsh Il . place
freight upon. This bss already occasioned our ner
chants much Inconvenience, and it 10 growing wors
We learn says tie True southron, that Tie levee Al
Bedfords plantation ia LOusiana, below this city
gave way on Sunday night and thst other breaks had
oecoed N the levees Of she same section. The water
y. toi,ng oyer the Hesperan levee. which was TIVE
.ees above high water when the crevssse occurred 1t
mat point last year, and must, therefore, now Be
aooos TWO feet higher than At that time.
ARRIvAfs-The Attakspas packet Ceres, Capt ,.
.. Laoarthe with 204 bales cotton 395 bids suesr.
ana IL dds moiases, sud leaves agas this evening
The bayoo Sara packet c. D. Jr., Cspt. v. B. b.
ranco' with iso bales cotton, rs bids sugar and 1877
bbIs. molasses.
The vicksburs packet Grand Duke. Capt. sam.
Applesa.e' Wild iS7s bales cotton, and Issves again
this evening. n
The Red river packet Leona, Cant. 4. a. Robeyt.s
with 2s9 bales cotton, and leaves aeats On Thurd.v
The Lafourcbe packet d.. Batsy, Cart. I, Due.s.
with bales cotton 1879 hhds. sugar, so9 bbsa AID N
half bills molasses, and leaves asasn on Tbs,sdsy.
The St. Louis Railroad packet New FsIIs CITY.
Capt J. B. Woods, with good trip. wesrsiudebted
The Falls City leaves again on the 22d inA.
The Louisville packet q. b. FairchiId, Capt j. b,
Faucet with good trip, and leaves agsin this even
ing. We are under obligations to Mr.. j. r Leyden,
her polite clerk, for favors.
The Cincinnati packet jesse r. Bell, Capt. Jasses
Gormley. with good trip. We thank ber obIiging
officers for favors.
Ceres for Aaakapas-The regular snd really ex-
celent passenger packet Ceres Capt J. J. Lsbarthe,
commander, leaves q O'Clock evening ~ above,
making all intermediate labdfng1 on The ruute The
Ceres has good passenger accommodations and IL .
substantial packet.
T Catahoula for Camden-Ths very stsupch ana
superior passenger packet Catahouls, Captaia ]. D
Walker, commander, leaves for Camden "a IN land
ings on the Ouachita and Black rivess, a O'Clock
this evening The Catalonia is avoste packet VII
both travellers and shippers. Don't forget ber this
evening. Mr. F. C. Findren is the polite and courte
Gus clerk of the Catahoula.
Eastport for NashrMe.-The fine, light drausht
and regular passenger packet Esstport, Captain E.
Woods, commander, leaves at O'Clock this evening
for Nashville and intermediate landings On the Cum
berland.
Grand Duke for Hicksbrg.-This splendid aud
regular o. 8. Nail and passenger packet Grand Duke.
Capt Sam Apologize, commander, and Messss. Nur-
dock and Holmes, clerks, leaves y above u o'clock
this evening, connecting 1t vickshurg with Tie -eu-
lar Yazoo river packet for all points . high M a
Greenwood.
Lucy Holcombe far Red Riper.-The large, riehs
draught swift running and elegant passenger packet
Lucy Holcombe, Capt ". D. Bateman, commander,
leaves for Shreveport and intermediate landings 1t
o'clock this evening. The Lucy seldom fails to take
crowd Of passengers. Her large and tasty cabin.
ma .k.t .n.r
its excellence, together with the most agreeable
travelling companions in the person OF Der officers,
all contribute to make the Lucy one Of the stars
of Red river Call on board and secure your rooms
in season. Mr. 3. Mason, her popular clerk, will be
found at his post this morning ready to ACCOMMODATE
passengers to tickets snd staterooms.
d. r. Carroll for Red Rirer-At s O'Clock this
evening the splendid feet, and favorite Red river
packet D. R. Carroll, Capt Kimball, backs out for
Shreveport and intermediate landings. The Carroll
has no superior on Red river as passenger packet
She ia staunch and light daught. We bespeak for
her bumper and paying trip this evening
National for Red Rirer.-The superb and popular
passenger packet National, Capt. P. c. Montgomery.
commander, and Mr.. VIM. Thomson clerk, leaves for
Shreveport and intermediate landings at O'Clock
this evening. The National is one Of the regular tr
weekly packets plying between Shreveport and this
city, and Is punctual and reliable Her an
pontments are frstclass. She has well-established
reputation for speed, safety and comfort and is CON
stantly Increasing in general popularity. @
Ne,c Uncle Sam for 81. Lotlis.-Tbat large and
superb passenger packet yclept New Uncle Sam,
OF whose merits the public are too well informed to
require their reiteraton to-day, will back out for
Cairo and St. Louis at o'clock this evening.
punctualy and without fail We drop't on board the
New Uncle Sam yesterday and found her rapidly fill
ing up with freight and passengers and we have s.
ply to counsel travellers to secure their rooms on
board as as early an hour as possible this morning
She is beyond all doubt of the very best OF the
st. Louis packets, with the most elegant appoint.
ments, and reputation for safety and speed which ia
nndenable. Capt. G. W. Stewart commands and the
courteous and efficient MrJ. Il. McMahan still occu
pies his old post behind the desk.
E. II. Fdi,chiid for Louisville The large regular
and splendid passenger packet E. H. Farchild, Capt
j. H. Faucet, commander. and Mr.. John F.. Leyden,
clerk, leaves as above at o'clock this evening" The
Fairchild is fast safe elegant and undoubtedly popu-
lar Her spacious cabin ia most magnificent struc.
ture, beautifully furnished and appointed Her state.
rooms are large and comfortable, and her table
stands unrvaled for the quality of its fare Travel
ers who desire quick safe and pleasant trip to Lou
isville, can be accommodated to the letter on the
Fairchild Don't forget the Fsirchild this evening"
Stcitserland for Cincinnati large and spler-
did passenger packet, Captain J. P. schneck, COM
mander leaves at o'clock this evening for Cincin.
natl and intermediate landings. We take pleasure
in recommending her to passengers for the Ohio
to-day as fine packet with the best of passenger
accommodations, and officers whose experience and
popularity are alike notorious Mr.. W. F. Hamilton
is her polite and attentive clerk.
CLOSING OF GRAND DISTRIBUTIONS
TRAORDINARY INDUcEMENTst
MIR. JAMES r. JUDSON
OF 81 Camp street, respectfully informs the public that being
determined to close his grand distribution IN days. offers
inducements by the addition of large number
OF EI.EG ANT pR Nre