New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-09-28
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S We had delicious weather yesterday. The at.
1aosphere was cool ana bracing, and the suns rays
ahone out on mother earth with exceeding bril-
liEncy. III avs 4
Some animation was experienced in business on
the levee on account of the departure of our fine
4 parkets today. The steamer Republic having
been put in p-tep repair will come to the landing
Hin morning, and leaves on her frst4trip to Mem
9 plzs On Tuesday, October stf Capt. J. D. Clarke,
long and sayorabIy known, viii be in command,
and Capt, Clifford g. Wayne will have charge Of
tho office affairs The Ed. J. Gay will leave on her
Rfst trip to Memphis on Tuesday, October 18th.
4 Capt. VIM. Wray, in command, and Capt. John
Broaks in the Office II
The Memphis Appeal Of the 26th says:
The river has again commenced falling. Bust
ness was dull at the landing yesterday. The
weather was fine and pleasant. The Kentucky,
from Columbus, arrived with S9i sacks of wheat,
Sa4 sacks of corn, SIS barrels apples Ii cattle, and
Il qnansity of potatoes bacon butter and eggs.
4 The Coll Kenneth started for New Orleans with a
fair load. The sfayorite boat Louisville goes out
Y this evening for New Orleans. The handsome
Vicksbnig, Capt. White, a genial gentleman, leaves
tomorrow evening for New Orleans. The Cham
pion has been purchased By Frank Smith, Esq
The Arkansas is reported falling.
,s Music FOR LArouRcHEs- The fast weekly pas
Eenger packet Music, Capt. Jos. Dalfares, com
mander, and Mr. j. a. Richard, clerk, leaves posi-.
tiEeIy vt clock this morning for Lafourche and
the Coast. -g 4s5S
i HOVER ron LOWER GoAsr--The neat passen
ger packet Homer. Capt. a, Grant, in command
and Mr. 4. Bayhi, clerk leaves at 10 o'clock this
morning Gin place of the Empire Parish) for all
landings on the lower coast
PICAyuNE Nos FOR OPELousAs very light
draught passenger packet Pieayune No. 8, Capt. g.
Pickett, commander, and Mr.. Geo. Dove, clerk,
! leaves y o'clock this evening for 0peousas and
I way landings.
ERA No. FoR RHD RIVER The regular passen-
ger packet Era No. Capts &. I. Kauns, com.
mander, and Mr.. Tom j.. Howard, clerk, Leaves at
1 O'Clock this evening for Red river.
GEM. T.. HoDGEs FOR RED R-The elegant
and fayorite passenger packet, Gen. Hodges, Capt.
VIM. s. sleade, commander, leaves at 5 O'Clock
this evening for al landings on Red river up to
Shreveport.
SALLIE ROBINSON ReR FoRT ABAMs.-The neat
and comfortable passenger packet Sallie Robinson,
Capt. ~. M Webbing, commander, lin place of the
Golden Age), leaves at s clock. this evening for
Fart Adams and coast landings. The Sallie has
spacious cabin, comfortable state rooms, and is
nnder the control Of the most prudent and compe-
tent steamh0 tmen.s &-Ss S
LAFeURcHE FOR VIcKsBuKs- The feet G. s, mail
and passenger packet Lafourehe Capt. III. Brown,
%comInander. and Mr. s. S. Edwards, clerk leaves
at s o'clock this evening for Yicksburg, Natehez
and all Intermediate landings.
LfzzIE SINdoNs FOR MEMPHs-The far-famed
and elite passenger packet Lizzie Simmons, Capt.
". B Richardson, commander, and Mr.. w. C. Por-
ter, clerk, leaves at 5 o'clock this evening for
h NickshnEg Memphis and way landings. The Liz
pie has q truly royal cabin, large and completely
appointed state-rooms, and officers whose friends
are legion, and whose experience, Judgment and
comp nionable qualities render them justly popu-
lar. Our friend Porter will be found in the office
this morning, ready to attend, In his accustomed
affahle manner, to all applications for passage or
on other business. Don't forget the Simmons for
Memphis this evening.