New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-15

left for New Orleans yesterday drawing six or seven
where in Illinois. The Fred. Lorenz, bound 70 Keo-
kuk, was obliged to turn about 1t CspAuCris, and
has laid up at Alton, with her CARGO The Carrier,
bound to st. Joseph, has laid up in the Missouri.
The Iowa, from Pittsburg, has not yet arrived She
is doubtless laid mp at some point this hide Of Cairo
The Champion and Hannibal got 70 Cairo, bot
whether they tried to get up or not, not in
formed. We suppose they are now laid up shove
The Brunette has probably laid up at Liberty. TIE
Lacas, Memphis packet is probably within q few
miles Of this city but unable to get up account Of
.ne ice She would have been here yesterday but fol
The Morrison viii connect at Cairo with the cars
WINCH lave here this morning, and, also, those
which ieays at y P. n. to-day. She has fine trip
hon ,, ooy suns and a5l bead Of horses mules and
We may mention here also-95 ueproes shipped Iby
Alexander Co, and MastineIy Co. Al hi per
| head, to Grand Gulf and Vicksburp. or coufye.
sie NV s snd i1r ne same purpose as the
splendid ht Of negroeswell built, strong and good
looking. They will fetch the big prices
The John J. Roe has fair trp--in fact. all she
wanted mere. Ine b Ronyan Is waiting here for
less ice, and the Silver Wave 70 doing the same
Before the Philadelphia left, man fell OVERHEARD
and quickly disappeared beneath the ice. He could
not be saved. Who be was, we could not ascertain.
The Submarine No. 6 has gone to the wreck Of the
Madison. The Washington City was sold by the
marshal for 81 100, to the Madison Coal Company.
AKR1vALs-The Bayou Crosse Tete packet Aline
Capt O. Hinckley, arrived with 1854 bales cotton, g.
hhds sugar, 293 bbls and 81 half bbis molasses and
leaves again to-day ut IAN.
The Vicksburg q. 8. mail packet Natchez, Capt
7. p feathers. arrived with 1921 bales cotton, and
leaves again to-day at p. M.
The Lafourche packet Vixen, Capt. H. I. Elfert
arrived with 70 hhds. sugar. 1873 bbls. and % hall
bbls molasses.
The Yazoo packet Yazoo Belle, Capt J. W. Pass
arrived with $50 bales cotton and leaves again to
at 5 Pm.
The Red River packet Peerless, Capt. Jno. G.
Dowty, arrived with 1853 bales cotton $50 hhds sugar
592 bills and IS half bbls molssses and leaves again
to day at P. N.
The Louisville Lightning Line packet Fanny Bul.
lit, Capt. L. B. Durham, arrived with good trip,
and leaves again to-day 1t P. N. We thank Mr..
Judge, her attentive clerk, for favors.
The Cincinnati Express Line packet N. W. Thomas.
Capt. Jno. A. Duble, arrived with large trip and
leaves again to-day at 5 P. n. We thank her clerk
for favors.
The Cincinnati Merchants Line packet R. F. Sass.
Capt. W. B. Phillips, arrived with large trip and
leaves again to-day at Pm. We thank Mr.. 7. Barr,
her clerk, for favos.
The Opelousas packet Anna Perret, Capt. W. c.
Neal, arrived with 4sl bales cotton, 500 hhds sugar
LAG bills and half bbls. molasses, and leaves again
to-day at IL NJ.
The st. Louis packet St. Nicholas, Captain o. b.
McMullen, arrived with large trip and leaves again
to-day. We thank Capt. Ben Y. Cline, her accom-
modating clerk, for favors.
The Ouachita packet r. W. McRae, Capt. Jno. W.
Tobn, arrived with 1920 bales cotton, and leaves
again to-day at P. NJ.
The Vermillion packet Minnesota, Capt. A. H. Hay,
arrived with 202 bales cotton, 1877 hhds sugar, l45
bbls. molasses, and leaves again to-day at5PM.
The Coast packet G. D. Jr., Capt Jos Vincent, ar.
rived with 80 hhds- sugar. 160 bbs molasses and ITO
half bbIs. molasses.
The Coast packet Crosse Tete, Capt. Isaac Hooper
arrived with 235 bids. sugar, 243 bbs and 80 bali
bbls. molasses.
The Coast packet Silver Heels, Capt. J. J. Brown
arrived with 1l6 hhds. sugar, SO bbls and 40 hall
bbs. molasses. 5g V
Eimira for Termilion.-This light draught packet
in charge Of Capt. j. J. Smith, with the polite Mr.
NJ. Sugg in the Office, leaves to-day at P. NJ
! Anna Pe,ret for Opelousas.-This neat packet, il
charge of Capt o. Hinckley, leaves to day at IL N
| for Opelousas and way landings.
Afine for Crosse 1ete.-This comfortable and ligh
draught packet, in command Of Capt. W. G. Meal
with the correct Mr. R. P. Catlett in the Office leave
today at IL NJ. for Bayou Crosse Tete via Plaque
mine. .=--5o
Saline for Tsnsas and Bayou Macon.-This regu
lar and light draught packet, in charge of Capt
George Miller, leaves to-day at P. NJ, taking reigh
for Tensas, Bayou Macon and Black river.
Golden Age for Fort Adams.- This regula
weekly packet, in charge of Capt. W. McCombs
with the attentive Mr.. j. A. Dunbar in the office
leaves to-day at P. N. for all landings up to For
| Adams.
b. L. Hodge for Shreptport-Tri-Weekly Line
This splendid passenger steamer is receiving for al
landings up to Shreveport, and will leave to-day
under the command Of Capt John Smoker. The
hodge has acquired an enviable reputation as first
class passenger packet. Perhaps there never was a
steamboat which grew into popularity 80 fast and SO
substantially From the start her officers have spared
neither expense nor exertion to render their fine boat
entirely worthy OF public patronage and confidence
and they have succeeded even beyond their own ex
pectatlons.
The boat herself is one Of the finest aoat, and hel
management has been worthy Of her. Recoect the
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