New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-12
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General RemarlSs--s Business Ncathe
The Lizzie simmons The Chancello
and Minnchaha detained ~ THE w. nj
Morrison - Lcvee Thieves Personal :
Clippings from our Exchanges Depart
arcs To-Day, etc.
CRESCENT oryics No, 10 Camp tireee
Thurs lay. April 10 1860
The weather was warm yesterday. Bushes
was not very active. The arrivals and departure
were few in number
We noticed on our streets yesterday Capt i. s
butter, OF the Vicksburg and Greenwood packe
Prince. The Captain has come down to attend thu
celebration to-day
The Lizzie Simmons This new and splendid
passenger packet came to the landing yesterday
looking as well as when she first turned wheel
and is now receiving freight and passengers fol
Memphis, to leave positively tomorrow evening
The Simmons carries to her new field of action Q
most enviable reputationfor speed, safety, and Oil
those qualifications, which, when united, go to make
UP q flrst-class steamer We commend her to the
travelling public as worthy and reliable packet
and an ornament to the Memphis line. Under the
command of Capt. G. III. Kirk, an old veteran in the
river well and favorabiy known to the travelling
public, passengers may be assured that they are
in good hands; while as TO our friend, Mr.. Maurice
Langhorne. the obliging clerk Of the packet, pas
sengers will find him host" whose .acquaint,
ance is easily made. and when made richly worth
keeping ups
The Chancellor for Louisville, and Minnehaha, for
st. LOUIS were unable so get oil last evening, but
positively leave this morning.
We are requested to state that the splendid Rail-
road Line packet w. M. Morrison, will not leave
until o'clock this evening, for the purpose of Civ
ing passengers ample time to witness the Clay cell
ebration. We noticed yesterday, in front of the
w. III. Morrison, trunk that had been put out on
the wharf for the purpose of being sent to the
signee the discharging clerk was about sending it
away, when it was found out that some levee
thieves had bored through the wharf and into the
trunk and taken out everything that the trunk had
in it. There is not d day that passes but some
steamboat suffers from these thieves, and we think
it high time that our authorities should concoct
some plan to catch these thieves.
The Cincinnati Commercial of the 9th says:
The weather &, is warm eoedy and showery The river
A. there we're eleven fee, aud falling win twelve feet
to easss s. fsst II The canal ara esnbsst
sssa g S, Ss at osS There ss Tie
with 10 feet on the shoalest bars
The Memphis Avalanche of Tuesday says:
The river commenced rising this point Sunday evening and
had swollen about two inches up to oeeck las. evening The
weather Was clear aud very yesterday, with high wind
prevailing. There much activity nj The landing The river
aud han a hence to earo
Comprehend river Is falling with three Zee. inches water
Win thirty inches Pine Bn iwo tses Little Rock
coming quite low.
TalEaaAraIe The Mississippi yer stationary 81
t Peoria TRe urpe p ef feesng n HI
e ds esne Wes No T
Ohio stationary at louisville with five feet three inches
Belfast Orleans the only regular departure
She heavily feigted her list including absui 500 bales q
The ldwaraJ as, from onis passed down last evening
] The ST. Louis Republican Of the 9th says:
THE river here rising slowly yesterday In The "a hours
ending At dark i had sSeled Two inches There ~ feet III
Ihs Upper Msspp is falling with feet Tie upper aid 81
rhe Missouri liver i falling With A wetsr d lie worst
river if nythng in worse condition Than ever .a
The weather continues hot and suy. Appearances this
ang indicate rain and We hope in large quantities
The Louisville Democrat of the Sth says:
Yesterday clear pleasant The river was falling very
9Y Or aSon with feet Inches water III the
II repeated Capau H. l. sposts Of the steamer Eclipse
viii take charge Of Autcc trip New
a G. d. N. for aldsonuiRe.-Th regular pas
'enger packet G. ID. Jr., Capt. Jos. Vincent com
nandeT, Mr.. ]. p. Mumford, clerk leaves at 10
,'clock this morning for the above and way
andings.
Gossdnle, for Attdkdpds.-The regular light
lraft, sale and reliable packet Gossamer, Captain
!. p Forgay, commander, will leave to-day at
,'clock II. M. for Berwick and Brashear Cities, |
lover Atchafalaya, Pattersonyille and intermedi.
lte landings.
.Jttddh Tosao, Thursday Packet for Shreveport.
This evening at 5 o'clock pnnctualiy the elegant
passenger steamer Judah TeHro, Capt. Z. G. Led. |
better, commander, Mr.. John W. Pass, clerk, will
cave for Shreveport and way landings. Shippers
Vt this port know the merits of the Touro perfectly
veil, and passengers for Red river to-day will find
irsts class accommodations and courteous officers
IN board to supply their wants.
Dr.. Bgtfa9toa for 0nacl.ita Rirer-The very
excellent passenger packet DIR. Burlington, Can't |
Y. Z. Avant, commander, leaves at 5 o'clock this
evening for Camden and all intermediate landings
The Burlington has frst-claSs accommodations for |
passengers. She has a fine cabin. and is COM
handed by careful and experienced officers.
Nm. N. Morrison, Railroad Line Packet, fol,
". Iouis.--There are many fine boats in the St. |
4ouis trade, but none of them have earned a
higher reputation for speed safety and good fare
han the Morrison, Capt. P. Yore, commander
der passenger accommodations are frst-class, and
Ter other arrangements are complete in every par
ocular, and in charge of experienced officers The
dorris0n will leave at 6 o'clock this evening |
or Memphis, Cairo, st. Louis and way points, con.
lectng at Cairo and st. Louis with the railroads
on all Northern and Eastern cities. Passengers
an procure through tickets by applying to the
'fdee Of the company, No. 81 Camp street. Mr..
luther T. Woods is the efficient clerk and will be
lad to give any information to visitors.
Ed. Walsh for 81. Lo,ds.-The regular packet
I'd. Walsh, Captain John HI. Burke, commander,
ir. c. G. Garbutte, clerk, leaves at 10 O'Clock this
morning for Memphis, Cairo, st. Louis and way
andlngs.
Mane7tdla for Missouri Ricer.-The neat and
egnlar passenger packet Minnehaha. Capt Chas.
Z. Baker, commander, Mr.. B. r. Hutchinson, clerk,
caves at IL O'Clock this morning for Memphis Cairo,
1t. Louis, and all landings on the Missouri river.
Chancellor, Passenger packet for LouisuiRe.-4The
magnificent passenger packet Chancellor, Capt
sol. Malbon, commander, Mr.. NJ @. Foster, clerk,
caves at 10 this morning for Memphis Cairo
md Louisville, and all intermediate landings. The
chancellor is one of the most popular packets on
he river, with equally popular and efficient off
,ers Her accommodations are first class, having
IN elegant cabin, large state rooms and an excel
ent table.
For Arkansas Riuer.-The fine light.draft pas
senger steamer Southern Flora, Capt. Wilson, com
mander, leaves for Arkansas river and all way
landings this morning at 10 o'clock.
Ssipplng yntelllgents.