New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-23

unusually large number. The Dtckeys men Wouis
not have been able to handle any more freigh
tban fhev did. To be brief. business was indeet
lively, and all the boats were busy &.
The John Warner encountered snag, whioR uis
no other injury than to destroy the peTpendienla,
ity Of chimney. She is getting new oreeoalhg, 4.
| and goes South next week. The latan stares 10
New Orleans this evening. Capt. Eaton peln!
eminently Southern man, and an indepenaen
| one, puts the good and light latan into me q Nss
Orleans and White river trade, as regular, liae
/ pendent packet, She goes in to stay all Wintef
until, in fact, the Inauguration OF the next Pres
/ ident.
! Picdnu,e No. 3 for AHakapas. This stsanel
| light-draft packet, with Capt H. H. Broad IN son
mand, and Mr.. II. j. Gillett in charge of the st
viii leave at o'clock to-day fer Attphr sr-
Atchafalaya. The Pic. hns been tesf trade
hauled in her absence, and ha7 wing their
| for the season. Shippers ms - delivered in
GOOD q. = q i fhe lightdraft and
ESa ~ sss q - 6, Capt. Kouns, com
\ s,lcoesstGi pact Howard, clerk, leaves for
nsnder, az - t5o'eieck this evening" making
shrever .ae month Of Red river.
!. 10 du@ for tie Coast. The substantial
I If rnnning packet R. W. Powell Capt. S.
:, commander, and Mr.. Aleee Grass clerk,
.eavss at S O'Clock this evening for Fort Adams
and the coast.
Lafourche for Ldfo,trche.- ane passenger
packet Lafourche, Captain A. Dugas commander,
and Mr.. b. Latapie clerk, leaves at o'clock P. NJ,
as above.
olsai1nerjor Vicksburg. The imperial passenger
and q. S. mail packet Charmer, Capt w. G. Wilson,
commander, and Mr. Richard Holiness clerk, will
leave at o'clock this evening for vicksburg and
4 intermediate landings. The Charmer is without a
1 rival on the river for the sumptuous elegance Of
her appointments, her speed and safety and all
those necessaf qualifications which go to make
A up class sassenger packet.
Il Ne,u Uncle aae.igpr Meckeat'. having been mn.
avoldablE' detained, ggerssei eieave positively at
o'clock this evening for Memphis and intermediate
landings. Capt. George Taylor has assumed the
command OF the Uncle Sam. Capt. Taylor is one
Of the most thorough, reliable and popular cap
tains on the river, numbering his friends by LEGION
and adding daily scores to the list We hail as an
omen Of increased popularity for the Sam the
advent OF Capt. Taylor to her decks. Our friend,
Mr. w A. Ethel, still occupies his old quarters in
the office, ready to attend to the wants of the
travelling public with his wonted affability. Re-
member the New Uncle Sam for Memphis this
evening.
Gladiator for 81. Louis-The unsurpassed passen.
ger packet Gladiator, of the famous Railroad Line
of star packets is the regular ST. Louis packet for
this evening, leaving positively at 5 O'clock The
Gladiator is complete in all her appointments as til
possible to make q passenger packet. Her cabin
is large, cleanly and well ventilated, and her
table noted for its good things. She has also great
speed, and is oficered by some of the best steam
boatmen on the river, Capt. Jno. Klinefelter COM
mands, and Mr.. 81. A. Dhorman oificiates in the
office.
Asdocrdt for LouisUille-This magnificent new
liner, ftly named the Autocrat, will back out for
Louisville at 5 o'clock this evening. Passenge RS
Tor the Falls City will do well to be on board at an
sarly hour as the A. is determined to add to her
'ther innumerable merits that of punctuality. The
Autocrat is regal in her appointments, having
plendid cabin, large and sumptuous staterooms,
md spreading table loaded with the varieties of
he Northern and Southern markets. Can't, l.. B.
Durham commands, and Mr.. Ed. w. Halliday has
,harge Of the office. 5 ,F.s 5s5 5ts.
Z. y iS2Rgte for Cincinnati, The fine and we'll
appointed passenger packet j. S. Pringle, Capt.
Geo' M. Near commander, will leave at g. O'Clock
this evening for Louisville and Cincinnati
n. A. Eaia'claild fer LoaisuiR iRe.-The large and
superb passenger packet E. H. Fairchild, Capt. j.
t. Faucet commander, and Mr. r. f, Fuller clerk,
caves at $ o'clock this evening for Louisville and
landings. The Fairchild is as hand
'ome as Mississippi packet can be made, and as
'taunch as adamant- Her cabin is richly furnished,
nd her table noted far and wide forits good cheer
Ter ieetness is also proverbial and in the persons
# her officers the public have always found gem
lemen in the true sense Of the term, and steam
'oatmen Of experience and reliability. Ho! for
louisville on the great Fairchild this evening.