New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-10

ing for Shreveport and all landings above the raft
/ The Grand Era is one Of the most elegant steam
| boat structures afloat She has a beautiful and
wen furnished cabin, large and airy state-rooms
good speed, the best and most competent officers
great staunchness, and will supply table such as
| lord or emperor might partake Of with relish.
4 The Grand Era is fitly manned. Her advent IS an
| era in the navigation of the Red river and our
readers along that tributary may expect TO find in
| the new packet all the excelieneies which the
genius Of modern Improvement has invented in the
! line Of comfort, speed and safety. Success to the
new packet Grand Era.
me Clara Ben fo, Red RiUer.--The very popu-
lar and regular passenger packet Clara Bell, Capt.
| VIM Hatik, commander, and Mr.. B. G. Carrier
| clerk leaves at 5 o'clock this evening for Red
River. Shippers and passengers will take due
notice thereof. and govern themselves accordingly.
Red Chief No. for Bayou bartholomew The
very stauneh and fine passenger packet Red Chief
No. i, Capt Jesse Dillon, commander, and Mr. e.
II, Gien, clerk leaves at O'Clock this evening for
Bayou Bartholomew.
Gen Qttitsaaa for Gaeeiauale. The very regu.
lar and elegant first class passenger packet Gen.
Qaitman, Capt. John W. Cannon, commander and
Mr.. James T. Smith, clerk, leaves at o'clock this
evening for Vickshurg, Greenyille and inter
mediate landings.
Tusoo for Ydsoo Riuer.--The fine passenger
packet Yazoe, Capt. J. G. Wallace, commander,
leaves at o'clock this evening for Yazoo river.
Memphis for Memphis and Caro- The superb,
new palace-packet Memphis, Capt w. G. Postal,
commander, leaves at s o'clock this evening for
Lonis. The Memphis Is new packet, and one of
the fectest and most elegant the river. She has
already developed the fact that she is race horse
on the grand Mississippi track, and while she
remains under the official charge OF her present
prudent and efficient officers her safety is as great
as her speed Her magnificent cabin large and
wellfurnished state-rooms and great staunehness
are only so many additional attractions. She leaves
positively, as above, at o'clock this evening Mr.
Jas. I'll. Tsehuai is the clerk, and viii be found a
most attentive and gentlemanly officer, and nteli
gent travelling companion.
Netc Faus City for Menapfis-The large, ele-
CANT and frstcia passenger packet New Falls
City, Capt Henry Switzer, commander, and Mr..
Archie Woods, clerk, leaves at O'Clock this even
ing for Memphis and the Bends The Falls City is
one of the star packets of the Mississippi and as
passenger packet has no superior. She will go out
without fail at O'clock this P. NJ.
1Hos. ID 1sftt for 81. Lottis.-The elegant and
staunch passenger packet Thomas e. Tut, Captain
Ben. Dozier, commander, leaves for Cairo st.
Louis and intermediate landings at o'clock this
evening. The Tut has magnificent cabin, good
speed, is stannch as adauant and can carry good
load Of freight on ligl i draft of water. Don't
forget the Tntt this evening.
Aleck. Scott for 81. Lopis.--The fine and newly
rettted passenger packet Aleck Scott, Capt. R. E.
Reilly, commander, and Mr. Jas. Kerr, Jr., clerk,
will back out for Cairo aud St. Louis at s O'Clock
this evening. This simple announcement is suifi.
cient to give the Scott large per centage of the
st. Louis and way freight to be shipped to-day, as
the packet has long been fayorite with the ship
ping public. She has also good passenger accom-
mediation for large number Of passengers, who
will find Capt. Reilly aud our friend Mr.. Kerr, most
courteous and agreeable travelling companions.
EEletay Built for Lolfisuitle.-The popular and
fine passenger packet Fanny Bulltt, Capt. Fl.
Worthington Smith, commander, and Mr.. Lewicke,
clerk, leaves at 5 o'clock this evening for Cairo
and louisville.
&ephen Decatur for Ci,lcsanati.-The staunch
packet Stephen Decatur, Capt. james Good, com
mander, leaves at S o'clock this evening for Gin
oinnai and intermediate landings.