New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-09-20
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r.! Ffiday Motrsng. Ssept ernker 2ti, 1851.

MI i37 Ffidas Morning. September IT. 1851
YesseFaay the day opened clear and hot. At
about 'cioGk i stormy wind came up, which
made The dust y III al directions. and ended in "a
me shower Of rain, which cooled the atmosphere,
ard had the effect of making an existence in these
par5s eaaurabie. Business was active on the land
nod the departures were far, IN Of the boats
leaFing with good trips.
Shippers and passengers must bear II rnd that
III punettial ana splendid packet Mary q keen en-
soH receiving and leaves punetually at q cioes
tosrapTrow evening for Natehes, Vieksburs and
Memphis.
The greatest excitement on the levee yesterday
was the III tie landing Of The great Natcfaz
She leaves Oh Ter aTst trip 70 Memphis and the
bends i'll stsays Since the hatcher has been.
81 laid up sha has been thoroughly overhauled, re-
pointed and repaired, and locks a. youthful as the
ifrat say she arrived here. Capt Tom ?, LeathersI
/ Ii IL Command and X. Moody. fasorites
III shs Hsmphs trade, VIM have ohargeof the Of
HUI assisted W orrs FIJI end, Charles ". Grice.
Ehe Memphis papers If the 18th has tie follow
ing ii regard 70 steaaibo oats 1ss5
Notwithstanding the almost total cessation Of.
the cotton trade, the amount Of business between
this port and New Orleans IS SO great that lines
are forming to- run regular trips, composed of the.
finest boats that ply on the Mississippi river. Al
ternate Tuesdays are filled By the Bulletin, Capt
ii. d. Clarke, and the BID. y. Gay Capt, VIM. Wray
The Bulletin has been made almost o new boat
and put id magnificent order, at an expense of
5000. The Gay Id an established favofite here.
On Thursdays fhe fine large boat Simonds, Capt. j.
Frank Hicks and the Louisville, Capt. Combs,
leave en alternate weeks. Until the Simonds is
ready to take her place IN the line, the strand
Duke Will take her place. On Saturdays the splen-
did time keeping Mary e.. Keene, Capt. Frank
Corkery q competent and able commander and
n n r. HI
ternate weeks. Until the Hill is ready tos cona-s
menace her trips the splendid boaf Lizzie simmons
will Gil her place. 2s Y e, M.
These boats form triweekly centrated lines
Sof which James n Bourne d Co., and williams "
Co. are the agents. Besides these. the Zen. Quit
man and file Vickshurg will run to New Orleans IN
d connection, leaving here alternately every Frlday.
What 1av HE Prince saf Wales will take, we have
B not vet been informed. ] In connection with the
+ New Orleans trade, We have, then, the following
n first class beats fol naing what we may without
ne memphis p anq ~ new ,, ofleans
( vile, John Simonds, Ed, q Gay, Bulletin, Grand
Duke. a loHzo Child, Lizzie Simmons Gen. Gait
man Nieksburg and Prince Of Wales and We hear
that the New Fails City is also likely to run In the
sarne trade. This makes thirteen boats 70 run for
4 the season between New Orleans and Memphis,
and this while the cotton that is passing up and
down HE river together does not amount to one
hundred bales week. Ut
The Memphis a ppeal Of the 18th says: t
The river Is falling. The weather yesterday was
tsr5e ana Nv arm. The landing was crowded with
freight. and business Vas very active. The great
steamboat, Alonzo Child, with the patriotic and
peniemaRiy Captain DeHayen IN command, and
fhe courteous Mcbride at the desk, came in from
New Orleans with one of the largest trips OF the
seasen. she Ieaves at clock this morning, and
ii yvill make regular two week trips, leaving Mem
sphis every other Tuesday.
The Gen. Cuifmans arrived from New Orleans,
loaded down ID, the guards with an immense trip.
The enitnan MI run regular trips in connection
with the Vicksburg. These two boats will run
regular two week trips leaving on alternate
Fridays.
ACADIA FoK Bayou SARa-Tlie fast IS. mail
passenger packet Acadia Capt. JOS. Vincent, com
iliander and Mr.. A. Dnpuy, clerk, leaves at 3
Bayou Sara.