New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-20

teMss and G0MAN hK&HstsSh - NaaS
ssssssy titppsngs from onr ExchaaBes-
fsispntches from the Jas. Montgomery and
arsxns-sD departures To-Day, etc, etc.
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Y,hs weather yesterday was mild and pleasant
Buainess on the ieyee was active, the beats icAs
inE having tine trips. The Great kailroaa L as.s
racket Imperial left with fair trip Of fresht anu
large number Of passengers a Am n ,s, III
rivals yesterday VIC notice tae W. a.sY ' WITH i,s
nom ST. Louis with large trip vsRs !. " ,,or =,
fosss us that he VIII leave positively fiaoay '''0f''
: Ne thank If. Woods q he Y. d, M Ma" u
Capt Stewart Of the Tslsgraln' ~ &C 60 "A s
81 ft assFs st 81 dc Telegram report Red river
~ 5.,r;ss;;.e courier of che 18th says:
II III s sisi Isl 81 nine ne
sss saiss 100 Ss sss inches pas foI descending
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s,ISs ~ IA ss ,,.s..r 4 .,ou Yesterday
& a 81 LOUIS. and the upper tributaries were
.s u ss III nasisson nd III III going South
M fully iadcr
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asy = n charge q Captain james Dalis-
III ksag aad The hayc snd We can assure rs friends
~ e III s 0s 'sas Viii s. seen s. tie ele
saphiu fspc ha this measure has been called
osi demand lie spes Is q he Portland canal
The 81 Louis Democrat of the 10th says:
The sises decline At Ibis point vi nine feet
s ssaaa shove and NV II several PLACES
"a snd 81 ier WHICH fa points
Asss By cossd with is One n onr correspondents says
Nv Z g s low int there said d Il ep
80 s ua9ss cea;s we no dous WI II, have isshei
travelling thereon dangerous. Several 81
soash 81 cs The MaSssosa iss il partiaI
NayEasion WIN We resuned In few
aise 40 9 IT. \ b Bowen relation 70 tho Missouri re-
ss Ws wsd t. a. Se i yssss ea
drawing hve feet Of water she nust await the June
ss re- IT her cargo On he bank near the
sss5 ,ss s,sy that
sSsin Guis III takea charge 81 ths Philadelphia ID load
. IS ssis Capt Wa Daasas Sos Is ss once
e Sentinel contains n advertisement of the y.
eaubssf Battle Tia complainant forth that The
uss a M Is & he
demanded and refnssd and thsrefee M johnson
s Ia III persons csisns hs boss are hsreiore nossa
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cAse why nc boat shall not BE sold to meet his demand
o. D., IN. ion Donald sonoi The fast, tri-
vincent. consnander, NJ. j. 2. Mum,ford, clerk,
leaves fiis morning, ct 10 O'Clock, for all Coast
landings up to Donaldsoviile. 8,
n. b. Fine far Aftakapas. The meat passenger
racket r. D. Hine, Capt. p. r. Mnggah, com
3Ilis eyening foF Attakapaa via Plaquemine.
b 4 81 Cosleq for Red Rirer.-The new pazsen-
yEer packet 81 gonley, Capt. r. B. Roberts, com
mander Mr.. Jno. G. Paxton, clerk, leaves this even
inn al b O'clock for Minden and NIL landings on
Lake Bisteneau.
0s.a,zaer, q. $. Maa Packed for Vieksbwg To-
Capt W. @. Wilson, commander, Mr.. n. Holmes,
4clcrk leaves at her usual hour o'clock this even
ing, FOL Yfcksburg and way landings.
Pine Bluff for Arkansas Riuer. This evening
III O'Clock, The safe, reliable packet Pine Bluff,
ii Wilson, commander J. r. Gaitree, clerk, leaves
for Fort Smith and intermediate landings on The
Arkansas river
QstdpQsg for Arkansas Rirer.--This evening at
o'clock The well and fasorably known, safe and
reliable packet Quapaw, Capt. D. Thomas, com
7Nn1efy Hf ~ - BnNens ctcFK Will leave Iof fDrt
smith ana ill way landings on the Arkansas river
Travellers and shippers shonid recollect this.
Ohio Belse Jnr 1iacfnssnti The passenger packet
Ohio Belle, Capt. John Sebastian, commander, Mr.
Stein, clerk leaves At s O'clock this evening for
Cincinnati and way points. The Ohio Belle has ex-
cellent accommodations fol- large number of pass
engers. Remember the Ohio Belle this evening.
Emerald for Cinciandtf. Capt o. G. William
son announces his intention to depart with his new
and magnificent Express Line packet Emerald, this
evening at 5 o'clock, for Cincinnati and interme-
aliate landings. She is q splendid packet, having
every convenience and accommodation necessary
to insure the comfort and ease Of travellers Mr..
M n. Fisher occupies the office, and will be glad to
see all thase who intend to go up the river to-day
on board.
Pe5fonG Jor Loasvi2 The large, new and
splendid passenger packet Peytona, Capt. John II.
Eeyden, commander, Mir. II. G. Landrum, clerk,
leaves as above at 8 o'clock this evening. The
Rtytona Il beautiful packet with firstclass pas
ssnger Accommodations and the most popular and
genial officers She is one Of the neatest boats on
the river and i a. stauneh and feet as she is
pretty, aud offers superior inducements to passen-
gers alike ON account Of her excellent accommoda-
lions and punctuality. She leaves positively at the
above named hour. -