New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-18

Rainbow was dnaIly decided last evening, BY Chan
celor Logan, In the Chancery Court. After nearing
suit WAS dismissed Al plaintns' COSTS" The case
had been on docket some time and on last iueaday
II was taken up for Q first hearing, occupying the
Court The whole Of last week, and it was not con-
cluded until O'Clock last evening.
Tho Evansville Journal Of Monday says:
Ths river ~ falling 1t this point on Saturday eve
ming. No change to note in business on the wharf
Freight for New Orleans scarce, but plenty for the
Thess ars dull times for river men. The regular
packets doing all the business that is offered, and
that l. nothing to brag off,
The J. g. Fremontis aground at the head OF Pryors
Island. one hundred yards out of the channel.
Is d rumored that the owners Of the Silver Star
have reatted the steamer Aida for the purpose OF
placing her in the Evansville and Cannelton trade.
The vicksburg Wing Of the 18th says:
The river continues on its rapid downward ten
dency leaving the banks along its course in very
muddy and almost impossible plight The landing
yesterday exhibited little animation--a slight I'M
provement the past few days but nothing to boast
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The following were the arrivals on Saturday and
Sunday
The Memphis packet Messenger, Capt. W. D. Mil
ler with bales cotton and sundries and leaves again
on Wednesday. We thank Mr.. E. ]. Booker her CLERK
TOR favors.
with 200 bales cotton and leaves again on Tuesday
The great railroad line packet Imperial, Capt c.
Rider with good trip, and leaves again on Tuesday
We thank Mr.. J. Il. Oglesby her clerk for favors'
The Vicksburg packet Grand Duke, Capt. .. Ap'
pegate, with III bales cotton, and leaves again on
Tuesday.
The Memphis packet Capitol, Capt. J. D. Clarke,
with = bales cotton, and leaves again to-day. We
thank Miles N. Temple, Esq, for fayors.
The Attakapas packet A. W. Barker, Capt. Allen
Smith, and leaves again on Tuesday.
Grouse 7xts for Bayou Sara.-The large freight
packet Crosse Tete Capt v. B. Baranco, commander,
Mr.. Geo. Wilkinson, clerk, leaves this evening at
O'Clock for Bayou Sara and intermediate landings.
Capitol for Memphis.-At 5 P. NJ. this evening
the swift and splendid passenger packet Capto, Capt
J. D. Clarke, commander, Mr.. Miles N. Temple, clerk,
leaves for Memphis and the Bends. 70 say anything
in praise Of such afne boat one SO well known, would
be almost superuous to the majority Of our readers,
but to those unacquainted we would say she il all
that could be desired in passenger packet. She
has large airy and most elegantly furnished state
rooms, the most luxurious fare, careful and compe
tent officers with great speed. We can and do most
heartily recommend her to all our friends, and we
feel assured that none can fail to be pleased with the
fare and treatment they will receive the Capitol
should they ever be fortunate as to travel on her
She connects at Memphis with the Memphis and
Charleston and the Memphis and Ohio Railroads for
the Northern and Eastern Cities and with superior
packets for Louisville and ST. Louis Passengers can
procure through tickets and inspect the plan Of the
boat BY applying 70 Mr. J. q. Freligh, agent Of the
line under the st. Charles Hotel.
Imperial Railroad Line Packet for ST. Louis To
MorTotc The regular, elegant and popular pas
senger packet Imperial, Captain s. Rider, com
mander, will leave tomorrow evening, at S
o'clock, for Vicksburg, Memphis, Cairo, ST. Louis
and ali way landings. The Imperial is one Of the
most popular boats in the st. Louis trade, and she is
certainly one Of the best She always carries the pas
sengers where they are going, and her passengers
speak In high terms Of the boat and officers. They
truly deserve the praise thus bestowed they have
lsbored hard and diligently to merit public favor.
The boat has always been popular, and always does
q large share Of the business going. Capt s. Rider
and Nj. j. q. Ogelsby, her first clerk have always
contributed to the popularity of the boat by their uni
form courtesy towards all who do business with them
Her steward as caterer for the appetite, can't be
beaten, and be is determined to provide the best
table on the river The Imperial connects at Vicks
burg with the New Orleans and jackson, at Cairo
with the Illinois Central, and at st. Louis with the
Ohio and Mississippi Railroads for all the Northern
and Eastern cities. Travellers can procure through
tickets and inspect the plan of the boat by applying
to Mr.. G. G. Wayne, agent Of the line, 81 Camp
street, corner of Commercial Alley. 49,