New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-19
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Saturday, Morning. October 30 1851.
Yesterday was d cool, dreary and dismal day on
he leyee. Rain set mon Thursday night and cons
tinaed al intervals oil day yesterday.
We have qaite d number Of .boatsynp for depar-
tare yesterday, and II the weather Is clear we may
expect all Of the boats TO leave with good rips.
The Fera Kennett came in from Memphis on
Thursday evening and is up for departure to-day.
We would also mention that the ever panctaal
& and savoTite packet Mary p. keene. Win oaps. W.
Frank Cookery in command and Mr. :. NJ. Rem
shaw in the office, leaves o'clock Chs evening";
to the minute, for al landings up to Memphis.
The Golden Age leaves On her6 hrst NIP TINS
evening 6ors Fort Adams and intermediate land
ings, and will leave hereafter regulfrly every
saturdag Capt Harry s. McCrindef, is in cem-
mand. The saIlie Robinson, boat thai has
made many friends in the Coast trade will run in
connection with the Golden Age, leaving here;
every Tuesday. Capt. .. G. Frlnden will be in
charge 81 he Sailie. ss'sss S.
~ The Clara Dolsen and Republic both arrived
yesterday from Memphis They are now receiving
y far return trip. s.
The Memphis Appeal Of the 18th says:
s The river fell 8 inches during the twentyieur
was very dali. The weather was cloudy and a
fine rain fell ID the morning. urnng the dust, which
4 had become yery annoying, TO mud The officers
y sof the Ashley received telegram, stating that
there was rise Il tiree feet in The Arkansas river,
which, added to the two feet already risen, makes
a COED nagigable stage. At Pittsbarg, on Friday
last the Ohio stood ten feet five inches and falling
K There was not . steamboat arrival yesterday, a
notable occurrence. The elegant Natchez went
ont with perfect swarm OF passengers and fan
trip of freight
hat prince 81 patriots, Capt DsIsayen, leaves
with bis popular boat, the Alonzo Chile, this day
at noon for New Orleans. This boat has taken a.
prominent part IN rendering service to the Confed-
crate Government at great expense to her proprie-
tors; the traveller will find the boat and her officers
all they desire. She leaves 1t noon; Mcbride is
her clerk. The Gen. Quitman Is one of those mag
nieent boats that recent Grants have brought into
the Memphis trade, along with the Magenta and
the Ticksburgs She is at present under command
former resident of Memphis, Capt. T. Smith;
1 she IS spacious, fast running and elegant boat
Of first. class construction, furnishing and finish
{ abe leaves tor New Orleans to morrow evening.
EAPIH PARrsH ron EHE LOWER CoAsr.- The
I neat passenger packet Empire Parish, Captain a.
leaves at 10 O'Clock this morning for all landings
on the Lower Coast. v8
AIus1c + Or LAFouacHE. The fast weekly passen-
ger packet Music Capt Jos. Dalfares, commander,
and Mr.. j. a. Richard, clerk leaves positively at
4 o'clock this morning for the Lafourche and the
Coast
GRossE TETE ron sEoRr ADAas-The fast packet
Crosse Iste Capt. ". B. Baranco, commander,
i and Mr. Alcee eraSS, Clerk leaves at 5 O'CLOCK
this evening, punetualy, for all landings on the
4 coast mp to Fort adams.
GOLDEN AGE FOE 5FoRT ADAMs-The large and
n superior packet Golden Age, Capt. IF. s. McCTin-
# dell commander. and Mr.. Ben Fulton, clerk leaves
II at o'clock this evening for Fort Adams and inter
mediate Coast landings
ERA No. 4 FOB RED RrrER-The regular passen-
ger packet Era No. 3 Capt. G. u. Keuns, com
mander, and Mfr. Tom j. Howard, clerk, leaves at
o'clock this evening for Red river.
LAFouRoHE FOR VIoEsBURG fleet G. s. mail
and passenger packet Lafourche Capt. J. J. Brown,
commander, and MIR. Nj. Goodman, clerk, leaves at
5 o'clock this evening for Yieksb burg, Natchez and
an intermediate landings.
i & MARY E. KEEHE. PASSENGER AND ExPREss PACKET
FOR MEMPHIS To-DAy.-The swift and magnificent
passenger packet Mary E. Keene, Capt. W. Frank
Cookery, commander, and Mr.. ]. NJ. Renshaw,
clerk, takes her departure this evening at ocleck
4 for NatcheS, Vicksburg, Memphis and the bends.
The Keene is one Of the most complete boats, In
all her appointments, that rms on the river. She
is poasessedof every requisite for a pleasant and
safe trip. Passengers should apply for rooms
early to-day.
vs. FERD.s KENNETT FOR MEMPHIs-- The fine first
class passenger packet Ferd. Kenneth Capt. T. FL.
Briefly, commander and Mr.. w. L. Harper, clerk,
leaves at o'clock this evening, for Memphis and
\ way landings. The Kennett goes and comes with
Mechanical regularity, and il growing in popu-
larity with each successive trip. Passengers for
4 Memphis will find the Kennett most comfortable
d packet. Her table is always plentfnlly supplied,
aud her officers are of the true blue stamp, besides
+ being acconmod dating and attentive to all. Re-
member Hhesleaves at O'Clock this evening.