New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-04

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GENERAL RMARKs-YesteTdAy wss . mid -
sunny day, and busy one on the leves. Bod -
ings were crowded with boats, end The arrivals 49,
numerous Freighh were plentiful, the depastiag
steamers all taking good trips- The river = -
slowly rising, although judsins from the sossn
above, It viii soon coma 70 sand.
TIE RUsRs-We are withoat asy fncides1s q =
terest in regard to the upper rys % aecouat q ~
failure of the mail yesterday abovs vicl.bsrk
The Ouachita and Red hvsn were SIN fiafnsa i
Last accounts. ~.
For further particulars consult our ssssgpl6e ~
umn. -
The steamer Gulnare, which arrived Il - hvss
Wednesday night, was badly damaged o. ~ -
trip down by running into the hank, bseakisg -
her starboard chimney and badly tearing her vhsul-
house on same side
ARR1vALs-The Donaldsonville packet G. D. ~,
Capt. J. II. Vincent with 26 hhds sugar and l13hAk
and IA half bbls. molaasea.
The st. Louis packet L. n. Kennett, CAPT j. n
Russell, with 3sl bales cotton and hhds. tntaosA
The Washington packet Anna Perritt, CspG Hsse,
with 22o bales cotton $50 hhds sugar and rs hss-
molssses. Rsss l5s
The 81. Martinsvils packet Gosamef, Cast J. z.
Forgay, with bales cotton. lie hhdA sugar snd ~
bbls. molasses.
The Bayou Sara packet Laurel HUI, Capt. Urs, vih
1879 bales cotton, IS hhds sugar, and 321 ills -
lasses.
The Grand Ecore packet Piota, Cspt J. !. Patz,
with $40 bales cotton.
| The Bayou Laiourche packet Dr. Batey, CsPk r.
Dugas, with "a hhds. sugar, 100 bbla and . ~
bbls., and leaves again tomorrow. ssE
/ The St. Louis packet Pacific, Capt A. Mc(3fn, VIII
491 bales cotton, 152 hhds tobacco and 100 half NJ
whisky. We thank her clerk, Mr. b. b Bloaaa, u
| favors
| The st. Louis packet Hiawatha, Capt. e r. DIX,
with good trip We thank her clerk for hvors.
| The Ouachita river packet Dr.. Burlington, Captah
Len Moore, with 1887 bales cotton.
The Tlabots packet sunAower, Capt VI g. Har-
rison, with 766 bales cotton.
| The Fort Adams packet Golden Age, Capt v.
McCombs, with 234 bales cotton, 317 hhdA sugae,
200 half bbls do, 45s bbls. molasses, and leaves
again on Saturday.
The Cincinnati packet Mars, Capt. Jas Good, M
267 bales cotton, u hhds. tobacco, and 4S5 sseag
| corn. r.
Grand Duke for Red ,irer to morro,o.-PassenGess
bound for Red river should bear In mind the inpu-
tant fact that the new and magnificent pan0esr
packet Grand Duke, Capt Sam. Apologize, leaves =
above tomorrow evening at s o'clock. Althoogh .
new boat-this being her second trip up Red rivx-
the Grand Duke has widespread fame as nodd
steam boat in every possible respect. From sten =
stern, from keel to Texas, she is noble piece Il
Workmanship. She has already asserted her power II
speed, and taken her place among the "ast boaAs"se
the day. Messrs. L. 7. Murdock add F. " Cellos no
the gentemanly and attentive clerks. Ho /! ior Red
river on the Grand Duke tomorrow.
/ Champion for st. Louis to moyrosc-Those bouuA
mn no ixyiu 10 <r.n
new and elegant passenger packet Champion, Cart.
Enos B. Moore, commander, and Mr.. DuvaN "
Young, clerk, is the regular railroad packet for h.
morrow, leaving at o'clock p. N. The Champioa
staunch, swift aud elegant boat and has tke
most complete passenger appointments. Her olRcess
are all thorough going steamboatmen, and have hss
of friends among the travelling public. Don't forget
that the Champion is the regular railroad steAuH
for tomorrow, connecting at Cairo with the nlnos
Central and at St Louis with all routes for the MOTH
and East. @t. i
DIR. Batey for Lafourche.-The good and staupcA
packet DR.. Batey, Capt. A. Dugas, cemnander,
leaves above at O'Clock this morning The Bstey
is safe and reliable boat, has first.rate passenger -
commodations, and is great favorite with shippeM
Mr.. Joseph Daleres is the clerk. @
Belfast for Memphis to.day.-We desire to can
the particular attention of travellers, to-day to te
fact that the large and splendid rstclass passenger
packet Belfast, Capt. W. Wny, of the Memphis anl
New Orleans packet line, leaves as above at O'Clock
this evening Passengers for Memphis will ind tie
Belfast most elegant boat, furnished with every ooa-
venience for the accommodation Of passengers, 81
under the charge of the most gentlemany o6kcess,
who are untrng in their exertions to add 70 the Co.,
fort, safety and pleasure Of their guests. Mr.. e Z
Booker is the polite and attentive clerk.
Asrora for Cincinnati The fine, large and laxe.
rious passenger packet Aurora, Capt. Geo. Sloaa
commander, leaves for Cinninnat at O'Clock IL
evening The Aurora is one Of the most excellent .,
the Ohio river packets and has popLlarized herself
a safe and reliable boat. Her passenger appoint
ments are No. l. Her officers are of the right
kind, and her table supplied with all the delicaces
the season. Mr.. Dale is the clerk. Remember I'd
Aurora this evening"
piren for OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES for the City .
Pork will please remember that the excellent and
popular passenger packet Vixen, Capt. Mason con
mander, leaves for Cincinnati this evening, at ,
O'Clock. The passenger accommodations of the Vixes
rstclass and her officers are all clever gentlemen
7. C. TtcicheH for NashuiAe.-The elegant an
nimble passenger packet T. c. Twichell, under thl
8 command of the excellent Captain H. G. McComas
will leave this evening at o'clock for Nashville and al
intermediate landings. This will be enough for thosl
, who know the Twichell and have once enjoyed tril
her. To those who have not been SO fortunate, NJ
y have it to say-and say it with all candor-tAa
the I. is fine steamer as was ever furnished sih
an engine, and has superior as model OF comfoss
and convenience. Her cabin is large and combines
Is in its arrangements everything which can 10 The
smallest degree tend to the luxurious
of guests She is fast and under the charge Of The
"A most careful and experienced officers. In word. the
:; Twiche is the boat for passengers for the CumbeE-
land to-day. Messrs Moore and Bell are the clerks.
. Judah 1ouro for Red Riuer.-The excellent and
punctual passenger packet Judah Touro, Capt. G. W
. Ewing, leaves as above this evening at O'Clock
She has large and beautiful cabin, sets rstrate
table, and is under the charge Of the most genteman
and careful officers As freight packet, shipper
who wish their freight to go good boat, and \
be delivered in good time and in good order, shoui
not forget the Touro evening. The Messrs. HetA
), are the clerks.
TURKS ISLAND sALT-s70 b shells Of .upezi.
Turks Island sali cargo Of schooner phsuia Tor 81
u by S. JONES 4 CO.,
q fe25 81 Grsyier stresA
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