New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-11-18

4 sae ~ ~ Coast packet Empire Parish Capt. A.
Jsanfrea,,; with &c hhds sugar, l6s bbls. and II
! III, bbls. moasses, and leaves again on Saturday
/ ne BSvou Sara packet Laurel Hill, Capt. H. i.
Gross, With 800 bales cotton, 2se hhds sugar, 5as
bhls. and iii hf bbls. molasses. and leaves again
on saturday.
The steamer Home, Capt. J. R. Allabaugh, with
III bales cotton, from Yazoo river.
The Coast packet Music, Capt. j. ]. Brown, with
ss5 hhds sugar 400 bbs. and 70 hf. bbls. molasscs
The Red river packet Era No. 8, Capt. Geo.
Alban, with As bales cotton.
The Cincinnati packet Aurora, Capt. Rhoades,
with good trip, and leaves again tomorrow.
Lafouche for Lafourche. The new and supe-
rior passenger packet Lafourche, Capt. A. Dugas,
commander, Mr.. Eugene Latapie, clerk, will leave
as above this morning at 9 clock.
Capitol for Baton Rouge.-The regular and ex-
cellent packet Capitol, Capt. J. L. Petit, com
maHder, Mr.. A. K McLain, clerk, viii leave for
Baton Rouge and Coast landings this morning at 10
o'clock.
D. f. Kenner far Bayou Sma.-The fine, swift
regular passenger packet D. F. Kenner, Capt. V b.
i Baranco, commander, Mr.. r. X. Mumford, clerk,
will leave as advertised this morning at o'clock
Minnesota tor Red RiUer. The excellent light
traught passenger packet Minnesota, Captain VIM.
Kimball, commander, Chas. Hay, clerk, will leave
1 for Shreveport and lower landings on Red river.
/ Robert Watson toi. Red Riper.--At o'clock
this evening the light-draught safe and reliable
! packet Robert Watson, Capt. John Smoker COM
mander, Mr. John +. Hall, clerk, will leave for
/ Shreveport and other landings on Red River.
The Era No. for Red Rire.-The regular
| excellent and reliable packet Era No. 4, Capt.
B. b. Kouns commander, Mr.. Jas. johnson,
clerk, will leave for Shreveport and all landings on
Red river, ut 5 o'clock this evening.
Andy Ftsyon for Red Rirer.-The new, ele-
giant, lght-daught passenger and freight packet
Andy Fulton, Capt. John G. Dowty, commander,
Mr.. w. Culbertson, clerk, leaves at O'Clock this
evening for Shreveport and all lower landings on
Red river.
Iatan for White Riuer.-The passenger and
freight packet Iatan, Capt. Sam Taylor, comman-
der, Mr.. Henry s. Eaton, clerk, will leave at 5
O'clock this evening, for Pocahontas and other
landings on White river. She is by no means def
cient in the qualities necessary to render trip
| her pleasant comfortable and safe.
Belfast for Memphis. At 5 o'clock this evening
4 the splendid Q. S. mail line passenger packet Bel
4 fast, Capt. VIM Wray, commander, leaves for Mem
4 phis and all way landings She connects with the
A Memphis and Charleston and Memphis and Ohio
Railroads for all points North, East and West, and
with magnificent packets for Louisville, Cincinnati
and St. Lons. j. H. Freleigh, agent, under the st.
1 Charles. .-.5,
Jas. JoAason for Memphis. The very excellent,
light-draught passenger packet JAS. johnson, Capt
Jesse johnson, commander, Mr.. NJ. D. A. Nolen,
clerk will leave for Memphis this evening, at 5
o'clock. Passengers and shippers should avail
\ tIaYar 1ynS nf her Il rtu rad af
safe, speedy and pleasant passage.
sNe,o Uncle Sam FOR st. Louis.-The excellent
and swift passenger packet New Uncle Sam. Capt.
G. w. Stewart, commander, viii leave this evening
| ats O'Clock, for st. Louis and all intermediate
landings. She has superior accommodations and
possesses every quality necessary to constitute her
a irst-class packet.
Hiaaeatlta for ST. Louis.-The magnificent and
spacious Railroad Line passenger packet Hiawatha,
| Capt. E. F. Dix, commander, Mr.. j. H. Brigham
clerk will leave this evening at s O'Clock for ST.
Louis. She connects at yicksburg with the New
| Orleans and jackson, at Cairo with the Illinois
Central and at ST. Louis with the Ohio and Missis-
sippi railroads for all points North, East and West
c. G. Wayne and Jas. F. Allen, agents, 81 Camp
| street.
A John d. Perry for 81. Louis. The fine, safe
newly repaired and fitted up packet John D. Perry
Capt. Joseph S. Manson, commander, Mr.. w. Hill
lard clerk will leave positively this morning, at
o'clock, for st. Louis and all intermediate landings
She has very superior passenger accommodations
good and efficient officers, which will render pas.
| sage on her safe and pleasant.
e. II. Fdrc1ad for LouisrMe-The very ex-
cellent and splendidly appointed passenger and
freight packet E. H. Fairchild, Capt. ]. II. Eau
cett, commander, Mr.. Richard F. Fuller, clerk,
leaves for Louisville and intermediate ports this
evening at o'clock. +4