New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-28
Slrb 0rleans 1ailp Crescent.
FRIDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER Is, 1860.
a8Iiter sIatflligentt.
General Remarks - miscellaneous = Clip
pIngs from car Exchanges - Departures
To-Day. Etc.

oAts8As Friday sepsenher y, Is50
,,go tsapired On the isvee yesterday ;sfre
say s eaness transactions were limited as well as the
ARRIVALS and departures
gorn ms uod onward We expect much animation in
circles The sugar crop Win be large fo present pros
therefore The engaged in The lower trade viii have
ts season Aso the upper river boats never PC
fore has " large crop been raised this year and Of course
tey viii huge down freighis OF eoon the ieaa
tape III the SOUTH complains are expressed s y
ii topertion 10 The growth OF last year Along
Ill Mississippi valley being raised in abundance as we as
ii Arkansas Northern Louisiana and Ies
.ie u ia disastrous d,oah Of the surafaer is
no,nrsd failure notwithstanding we predict heavy receipts
and suicsnt to enable the benefits Of
Ing.
The steamer rstha departed last evening with fair load
Mr. Henry MeDouga passed through this city yesterday
reuts for Louisville lie direct from Mobile, at which
rosnt deliver tho steamer l. G. Ferry recently con
ssrucsed The West NE understand that friend i to be-
acoe ,ernant the Louisville packet B. J. Adsnls,
ana capacity expect greet him his arrival again
ID our midst
The arrivals St St Louis the 24h wre the Iaan John
Warner, Hannibal NJ Kenneth The Cora Anderson and
Carrier leave for this port on the ah
Louisville packet Pestona is en- route for this msrket
also she Chester Ashley, from Cincinnati
The steamer James arrived at Cairo from Paduea
Ky On the ga commenced loading for this emporium
She has been thoroughly repaired and renovated
The steamer Homer 1aentes the Red river trade and leaves
On wednesay pso for Shreveport under TIE auspices of
Capt EoSt Watson.
Louisville orleans packeF
which sank not long since below New Albany 1udsa
raised On The 18th expense Capt Montgomery her
err Of 5000.
oscSs sept s5-The weather vas cloudy warm yes
trny with light Of rain about The river dur
Ing past twenty hours has receed about inches anu
business saass an sRd t as, hesFisg, sl ship
eoasae s fssist here for Pbag, boats
o sais ss snasais TyeF 81 his point gentle
s "a as sSa s In The Missouri below WESTON and
lss a Fiji Illinois river plos our sodier Champion
Rock gives he II Issd e nat ins sam or Two De es
below Peoria falling Hard in the Illinois Upper
H. ab; lower 6sT s 5E1 sa
she Smith reports feet in the Tennessee, which is good
Bssness dull may euphatcally although there
s IT'S sgga a & S Upper tfsds L da III III
os gissE e t. da and re oo aissr sds Is So So bas
MayU D. Keeae for Eggs The regular elegant and
siftruinip passenger packet Mary Keene, Capt W. R.
Rchardsou corunarde win back a O'Clock this evening
precisely, Eggs Point and all intermediate landings
assure that the Mary B. keene is in every respect
packet The Mary f. keenes cabin j. model Of oean5
M large snd convenient and her enera appoint
nsn III very superior order In point of speed she is not
be beaten while well known ability OF her officers and her
inherent s.aunch.ess establish reputation for safety.
Mr. Thos Janpey the chief clerk Of the Mary e. Keene is
Of princes mis- profession makes friends with fac
y which all his Passengers who have taken passage
the Mary Keene, would advise be board at the
named sne leaves w mns
get inform the public that particular friend, Billy A
strong. has charge Of the freight department this splendid
packet and insure all shippers that their freight viii
be received and ont destination with and dis
patch.
Crosse Tee Jer Bayou rf0The large freight packet Crosse
Tee, Can't j. Mcouoid commander, Mr.. George Wilkinson
clerk this morning o'clock for Bayou and
intermediate landngs
Red CHIEF Nc. outcld Rrer.The regular packet Red
Chief No. Capt John @. shute commander, Mr.. G. II,
Kouns clerk o'clock this evening Har,isonbr
Intermediate landings the ouacita and Black rivers
Ssath- Tester 5Jr ST LotisThe excellent and finely APP
pointed packet south eer, Capt VIM Harper
.eohlaadsr Mr. John Hamilton clerk Will leave this
ming O'Clock ST Louis and al Intermediate points.
aieRse GlR Railroad Pacs1 yor 81 Lolis Dug
The large and beauiiful passenger packet Aionzo Child Capt.
D. DeHavep commander Mr.. W. B. Mcbride clerk leaves
O'Clock this evening Above, connecting Memphis Cairo
With a railroads all the Northern Eastern
cities Her Cabin large and beautifully fitted and her
general passenger accommodations unsurpassed Her Of
ees gentlemen Of ability and those who into direct
communication with them will find them and
accommodating they efficient the discharge their
rs Duties Passengers passage this packet by
applying board st The Office of the Company No 81 Camp
sifee where plan Of the cabin bsseeH.