New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-29
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Yesterday was d clear and beautiful day. $3n
helevee business was not active, with the excep-
tiota about the sugar boats at the lower landing
TIe. Laurel Hin, Acadia and Empire Parish, all
brought in large loads of sugar and moIasses
The Memphis packets, that are advertised to
leave this evening, were receiving slowly yesfef-
dry.
The louisville arrived yesterday on time, and IS
reeeivipg Tor return trip to leave next laufs9ays
herregaIaE day. 9
The Bayou Sara Mail Line haye procured the
fagorite passenger packet Desato and VIII put
Her 10 place If the fberviIle, making three trips
per week to Bayou Sara
The fbergils win take the place of the Crosse
Tete. leaving here twice 4 week, on Wednesdays
10 Baton Rpage and Oh saturdays to Fort Adams.
Ttis Desoto VIII be under the command Of Capt.
Y. hi Bsraucc, and the Ibersille under that Of
Capt. 3. Fs Gross. .
The SalIie Robinson, having been put in tip.top
repair, leaves this evening under the command Of
Capt Ben Fulton. The Sallie is toe well known
10 planters ID the Fort Adams trade for us to say
more than She will leave here regular every Tues
day evening
The 81. Louis Republican tBlack Republican, Of
the 25fh says: 81 5S s5 sr
The river at this point is steadily falling, at the
rate of from two to three inches in twenty-four
hours.
The Illinois river il still falling steadily, with
about SIX feet IL the channel from Lasalle to the
mouth.
Tbs Upper Mississippi Is falling all the way down
and three and q half feet seant on the Lower Rap
ias; Below Keokak there is eight feet ipszthe
channel. VI ;5
The Missouri river is falling from Leavenworth
az in n
The weather. is fine. and cool, Business on the
legse talerably brisk.
The boats from the Upper Mississippi and Hi
nos rivers continue 70 bring IL full cargoes OF Pro-
;Gnre. 5 5e55 AZ " .ssEss.s
% Tie Emerald Capt. Williamson, Is going into
] the service Of the Goyegnnnent.
The Arago had q very good trip from Cairo
ACADIA FOR Observation-Disclosures new and su-
perinr passenger packet Acadia, Capt. los. Vim
cent, commander, leaves at 10 O'Clock this morn
ing for all coast landings up to Donaldson lille.
Foa LAFoURGHE.-The regular passenger packet
Music. Capt. los. Daifares, commander, and Mr.. j.
Asaiohard, clerk, leaves at II o'clock to-day, for
oil Coast landings
Z w. BURTON FoR RED RIyER.-The fast passenger
packer NJ. Burton. Capt +. A. Boissat, com
uaandeg, and. Messrs. Bell and Gompere clerks
leaves az o'clock this evening for Red river and
way landings.
S4LL EeRoBRsoN-- TUESDAY PACKET FOR FoRT
Abrams The neat passenger packet Sallie Robin
Fl Capt C Fs Reynolds in the Office having been put
cDrnplate repair, leaves at S o'clock this even
ing for Fort Adams, ard will hereafter leave regu-
iarly every Tuesday morning, in connection with
the Golden Age.
FRINGE OF WALES FOR MEMPHTs.-The staunch
and complete passenger packet Prince Of Wales,
H Capt. Jas, Lee, commander, and Mr.. A. G. Folger,
II clerk leaves at o'clock this evening for Memphis
and all landings in the Bends. The Prince is a
eilsapp pointed passenger packet, and is IN the
hands Of careful and prudent officers.
ggs MAGENTA, CT S. MAIL PACKET FOR MEMPHIS To-
DAr. This splendid new passenger packet leaves
at 5o'elork this evening, positively, for Memphis.
Her passenger accommodations are unexeelled by
any Of her sister packets in the trade, and we pre-
3 dict fof her popularity in which her owners will
g and their profit Capt. w. @. Wilson, a tried
4 steambuatman ds her commander, and Messrs.
Holmes and MeVay have charge of the office, where
they viii doubtless increase their already large list
pf friends.
isiss GAY FOR MEMPHIs.-This splendid and
fayorite regular passenger packet leaves for Mem
plsis and the Bends at O'Clock this evening, with
EApf VIII Wray Id command and Mr.. Jno. Brooks
ID die office. The passenger accommodations of
& the Gay are of a high order of4exeellence. Her
speed j. veil known, and passengers and shippers
find themselves their freight in the hands Of
caseful and competent officers. Among her other
recommend ations we may mention the fact that
she bus eyer been noted for her punetuality and
regularity. Shippers and passengers for Memphis
may depend on her leaving positively at O'Clock
sthia evening. 49,.