New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-11-13


/ Eaele came no the middle chute yesterday Morn,
inr, and the Diana, Capt. Sturgeon, assembled the
| fails abeut noon, and loaded at the upper wharf
The Memphis Appeal of the 9th inst says
RIVER, WEATHER AND BUSINESS The rivero ppo.
site this point is rapidly rising, heyng swollen from
ST. Louis the river Is still slowly receding, with
feet in the channel out to Cairo, and feet from
Cairo TO this point. There feet Of water re-
reported in White river, and rising.
Acddia Jbr Doaoldsonca7e. The fine passenger
packet Acadia. Capt. Joseph Vincent, commander,
leaves at 10 o'clock this morning for Donaldson
vile and the coast
Lafoeache for Lefotacke.-The ane passenger
packet Iafourche Capt. "A. Dugas, commander, and
Mr. 81 Iatapis, clerk, will leave at O'Clock this
evening for Lafourche and intermediate landings.
4. ". PssreR for Fort Adaaes.-The popular
aad swift RAINING passenger packet R. W. Powell,
Capt. s. Reno, commander, and Mr.. Alcee Grass,
clerk VIII leave at O'Clock this evening for Fort
Adams and intermediate landings.
Netos6oy fer Red Rioer.-The fine and staunch
passenger packet Newsboy, Capt. Joseph Boisseau,
commander, will leave ats O'Clock this evening for
Shreveportand intermediate landings.
Countess for Red Rioers- The well known and
favorite passenger packet Countess, G. T. Wilson,
commander, and Mr. A. q. Bayless, clerk, leaves
at o'clock this evening for Shreveport and inter-
mediate landings. The Countess, everybody
knows, Is one of the most substantial and elegant
passenger and freight packets in the trade and her
return to the Ievee, after having been oyerhauled,
repainted, and thoroughly repaired, will be hailed
as an auspicious event by her legion of friends in
this city. She leaves without fail this evening.
Picayzsne No. for A6akapas.-The staunch
and light draught passenger packet Picayune No.
5, Capt. H. H. Broad, commander and Mr.. 7. J.
Gillette, clerk, will leave at 5 o'clock this evening
for Attakapas via Atchafalaya.
Gtasaaer for F5cksbwy-The frst-class and
splendid passenger and .. S. mail packet Charmer,
Capt. w. G. Wilson, commander, and Mr.. Richard
Holmes, clerk, viii leave at O'Clock this evening
for yicksburg and intermediate landings.
Eleanor for Red Rieer,--The favorite, feet and
Light draft passenger packet Eleanor, Capt. Willis
Main, commander, and Mr.. Ed. Groves, clerk, will
leave at o clock this evening for Shreveport and
intermediate landings.
Alaatic for Lonisuizs. The superb and palatial
passenger packet Atlantic, whose name is the
synonym for all that is elegant and complete in
frst-ciass steamer, leaves at o'clock this evening
FOR Cairo and Louisville. The Atlantic has de-
yeloped her speed by making star twentyfour
hour run out from this port, and winning the
" horns y for the best time yet made-troppies she
will wear gracefully, and which can never be taken
from her save by lightning packet The Atlantic,
however, is not indebted entirely to her speed for
her increasing popularity. She is one Of the most
perfect passenger packets ever constructed having
a superb and deliberately furnished cabin, large
and airy staterooms, and is, Withal as staunch as
adamant Capt. A. McGll commands, and our
ever attentive and urbane friend, MIR. John S.
Voolfolk, has charge of the office. Ho for Louis
vile on the star packet Atlantic this evening!
Key Nest for Arkdnsas. The fine passenger
and staunch freight packet Key West, Capt. Jos.
Brennan, commander, and Mr. Basquet, clerk, will
leave at j o'clock this evening for the Arkansas.
The Key West is well calculated for the trade she
has chosen, having good capacity for freight and
substantial passenger accommodations. She is Of
very light draft, has good speed, and is in charge
Of officers well posted in the Arkansas trade. She
leaves positively at o'clock this evening.
D. B. Miller for White RiUer.- fine and T
popular passenger packet D. B. Miller, Capt J. A. /
Williams, commander, and Mr., NJ. G. Wells, clerk, /
will leave at o'clock this evening for all landings
on White and Black rivers.
Det0 Drop for Ydzoo Riger.-The complete, I
newly furnished and popular passenger packet
Dew Drop, Capt. M. P. Dent, commander, and Mr..
John Dent clerk, leaves at o'clock this evening |
'or Leaore and all landings on the Yazoo and ITALIA
latehie rivers The Dew Drop has been thoroughly I
,verhauled, reftted and painted anew, and enters /
he Yazoo trade under the most favorable crcum-
tances. Passengers and shippers will not forget |
hat she leaves this evening.
Mi,aehaha for ST Louis. ~ The large and
plendid passenger packet Minnehaba, Capt. R. T.
Voolfolk, commander and Mfr. T. MeAdams, clerk,
Till leave at o'clock this evening for Cairo and
Il. Louis.
d. 4. January for 50. Loatis-The large, swift
nd complete passenger packet D. A. January,
apt NJ. Gilman, commander, and Mr.. ]. B.
Weaver clerk, will leave for Cairo and ST. Louis at
o'clock this evening.