New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-17

riyer Yoaftars Va are informed shat neveE, sinse
Memphis has become r9 9,ss Il IN q randly rs
tlIey have during she pant iew Gays
me I,ou;syiIln Courier Of the l4th says
m rixsf Vas stii at stand here yesterday
With feat aehes water in the canal py tne masn
iasf During The presisas sr " he
rsi,1 AL dusk Yesterday evening" the river ~ NY
head 81 the falls had feceded hut one men. ne
weather has been clear and pleasant, pne rainier
warm for this time of year.
j. M Sadsp for Red Rirer.--T The new ana com. |
Portable passenger packet J. II. Sharp, Capt. John
W. white. commander, Mfr. B. f. Powell, CLERK,
leaves this evening at o'clock for all landings on
Red river as high as Shreveport.
1sceo,a tc, .JefeYson.--The regular light-draft
packet Osceola, Capt. w. Mcmillan, commander,
Nj. j. III. Wheaton, clerk, leaves at o'clock this
evening, taking freight for all landings on Red
river.
Rock Cit,f fos. 0ssacfita Riuer.-The regular
packet Book City, Capt. J. w. Moore, commander,
Mr. Frank Moore, clerk, leaves at ) o'clock this
evening for Camden and intermediate landings on
Ouachita river
Roebuck for Yasoo Rirer.--The excellent and
substantial steamer, safe and comfortable packet
Roebuck, Capt. DC. P. Dent, commander, will leave
this evening at 5 o'clock for Lefore and inter
mediate landings on the Yazoo and Tallahatchie
rivers.
Pine Bluff for ArkaHsas Riue,..-This evening
at O'Clock, the safe, reliable packet Pine Bnfi,
i. Wilson, commander, Mr.. Young, clerk, leaves
| for Fort Smith and intermediate landings on the
1 Arkansas river.
4 daanfic fop. Louisville. The fast and splendid
/ passenger packet Atlantic. Captain A. McGii,
commander, leaves again to-day at 8 Fl M. for all
| landings up to the Falls City. Passengers bound
up the river to-day would do well to secure rooms
early il they wish quick and pleasant trip up the
river, as everybody knows that the Atlantic is one
Of the pleasantest boats in the trade. All we can
say is that better or finer steamboat does not
| float our waters. Her officers are hard to beat.
Captain A. McGiIl is an experienced officer and
agreeable gentleman, and takes great pride in his
noble boat. Her clerks, Messrs. Voolfolk and
i Ferguson are noted for their courteous demeanoI
towards passengers. They are popular with oil
who ever travelled with them. The accommoda
tions of the Atlantic for passengers are unsurpass
ed 1t Is only necessary to mention the time OF hel
! departure to secure a crowded trip. We reali,
envy all who enjoy the good fortune of being
7 ready to go on her this trip, as they will have
!, good time-a very agreeable lot OF passenger
4 being registered.
ri Mud;soa for C;ncs,tndti-Th The safe, reliable an
+ commodious Express Line passenger packet Mad
! son, Capt. Geo. D. Hcople, commander, postyel
win leave this evening at o'clock for Cincinnati
Il Louisville and intermediate ports.
Eastpors for Ndsl,riite. AT 5 o'clock this ever
10 ing the safe and regular packet Eastport, Capt
IN Wood, commander, viii leave for Nashville and in
ie termediate landings.
is Gladiator, Passenger Packet fer 81 Louis "a
be Dau.-The regular packet Gladiator, Captain job
Of Kiinefelter, commander, Mr. h a. Dhorman, clerk
win positively leave at o'clock this evening fo
K Memphis, Cairo, St. Louis and way landings
b Imperial, Railroad Line Packet for ~. Loui
Il 10 Ao,ro,u-The fast, unsurpassed and magnif
h cent passenger packet Imperial, Captain Charlie
"a s. Rogers, commander, Mr.. Spencer, clerk, leave
positively at o'clock to morrow evening for Mem
il pills. Cairo and st. Louis, connecting with the raj
"a roads for all Northern and Eastern cities. tn
e Imperial is splendid boat, with large an
beautiful cabin, and is remarkable and well know
= for her speed reputation for safety the attentio
d of her officers to the comfort and enjoyment {
J. guests and her regularity and reliability. Do nc
q, forget the great Imperial tomorrow.