New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-09-12

low river below here, II is wonder that prices con
/ rlscc. The tunnsge has thinned out considerably,
and the result must be--sud perhaps to-dAy-higher
rates
i signed 81 our lower river captains, praying the
Mayor and Council TO exempt the New Orleans boats
from landins 1t the Quarantine the upward trips.
Ths Qaxeaiias boat at present is moorsd in local
Nv rendering Il necessary for boats TO 10 about two
ailss oas q their way 70 visit il
The dimensions Of Capt. Mulliken's boat, building
8 Peducah, sre these length l65 feat, beam 80,
foor 81 hold Il She is to have three boilers, and
The engines Of the Envoy. She will have full length
passenger cabin. She il to run from Paducsh up the
Tennessee, in connection with the Terry and Ed
monia, Capt. Auliken having the mail contract.
CAIRo, ILL.,, Sept. g. There is still good ios OF
freight for shipment At this point. including large
lot Of railroad goods aud is expected out OF the
Ohio this morning. Produce il beginning to arrive
hy railroad, and will soon be coming 10 more iIeeiy
There was shipment yesterday on the Giadator ol
| 1000 sacks corn from Galena.
The following are the arrivals since last issues
The Red river packet Red Chief, Capt. B. W. Kay,
with I'll bales cotton and leaves again on Tuesday.
The Tensas packet Saline, Capt Geo. Miller, with
| 2ss bales cotton.
| The Railroad Line packet City Of Memphis, Capt.
WI. Kouns with large freight, and left again yes
terday.
The ST. Louis packet r. J. Lakeland, Capt. W. B.
Miller, With large trip. We thank Mr.. W. R. Hop
kins, her clerk, for favors.
The vicksburg and Bend packet Grand Duke, Capt.
s. Applsgate with 27ss bales cotton, and leaves again
to day.
The Bayou Sara packet D. F. Kenner, Capt. v. B.
Baranco, With 273 bales cotton and left again yes
terdsy.
The Memphis packet Capitol, Capt. J. D. Clarke,
with l5I7 bales cotton and leaves again to-day. We
thank Mr.. Miles NJ. Temple, her clerk, for favors
The Railroad Lice packet Gladiator, Capt. John
Klinefslter, with large trip, and leaves again to-
morrow. We thank Mr.. q. A. Dhorman, her clerk,
for favors.
The St. Louis packet Illinois, Capt Fulkinson,
with 2os bales cotton and los hhds. tobacco
The steamer Ashland, Capt. Wood, from Louisville,
with fine trip.
The St. Louis packet Adriatic, with large trip.
Grand Duke for Vicksburg and the Bends.-The
well known, fast and popular passenger steamer
Grand Duke, Capt. Samuel Applegate is now receiv.
ing for all landings up to Deer Creek, aud will leave
this evening at o'clock. She s one Of the finest
and best passenger steamers engaged in the Bend
trade and her capacity for service is equaed BY few
and exceled by none. As commander, Capt. Ap-
plegate has every requisite for complete success in
the way Of capacity judgment and experience. His
acknowledged ability officer and uniform polite
ness as gentleman, have made him emnently popu-
lar, He has steamboat which be is proud to show
to bis friends which they in return gladly patronze
Mr.. Ferd ". Cellos-we need not say that he has no
superior as clerk, everybody knows that fact-wl
be found in the Office, attentive to his duty, and
ready to oblige all visitors.
C.. D. Jr. for Bayou Sara.-The fast passenger
packet G. D. Jr, Capt Jas. McQuoid, commander
Mr.. R. P. Catlett, clerk, leaves this evening at S
O'Clock, for all landing up to Bayou Sara.
Capitol for Memphis.-The swift, renowned and
splendid passenger packet Capitol leaves this even
ing, at s o'clock, for Memphis and the Bends under
the able management Of Capt. JOS D. Clarke with Mr..
Miles N. Temple in the Office. The Capitol connects
at Memphis with the Memphis and Ohio and Mem
phis and Charleston railroads for all points North
and East. Passengers can procure through tickets
BY applying to j. a. Frelgh agent Of the line under
the ST. Charles Hotel.
Gladiator r-Railroad Packet for 81. Louis To.
p.-Passengers for Cairo, st. Louis and way |
landings tomorrow will bear in mind that the excel
lent passenger packet Gladiator, Capt. John Kline
felter. commander Mr.. II. A. Dorham clerk, leaves
At o'clock tomorrow evening, connecting 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 points North
and East Capt. klnefeter and his beautiful packet
are both old favorites with the public always giving
The best satisfaction to shippers passengers and all
concerned. Reliability and punctnality are what the |
public always expect of the Gladiator, and they are
never disappointed. She is q superior passenger /
packet, with excellent cabin accommodations, and |
g well oiicered and appointed in every respect.
Through tickets can be procured, and plan Of her
cabin can be inspected, by applying to Mr.. G. G.
Wayne, agent of the line, No. 81 Camp street.