New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-07
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EnEscgsr ore4cR No. 10 rANr STREET
Monday Morning, Jan I, lS6t.
The weather for the TWO days past since our las
issue has been cool and cloudy. Business on Satnr
day was active on the levee, particularly on tls
lover landing. The arrivals since our last Fepor
have been fairly numerous, embracing packets il
nearly I'LL tile trades. The number OF arrivals q
rivaT steamers for the week ending Friday moor
last was u.s.. The receipts Of the leading articles
81 staple produee per these arrivals foot up ss to
lows; Cotton, 60 835; Sugar, 1865 hhds. ana bbls
Efolasses ITO, 2aS bbls: Tobacco, 2i5 hhds; Flour
10 42o bhls; Wheat, lsA9 sacks Corn, 81, CTS SKIS
Oats, To- 221 SKIS: Pork, S2TT bbls. and ties; Bacon
no casks; Whisky, 1916 bbls.
The steamer Gen. Qnitman came IN from Column
bsa and ieyee Landing yesterday morning, with
nearly 1000 bales Of the staple, and leaves again
on iier return at D clock this evening.
Il The gay Atlantic, aS we learn by dispatch re-
csfgea by Massts. robert Bell y Co, VIM arrive
her return Ia Louisville on Wednesday.
The steamer D. r. Carroll will be st the landing
tFs orning to receive for Jefferson, and win leave
III o'clock Wednesday evening, with Capt. Carroll
ahe Steamboat. Captains Association General
Convention meets in this city today. The first
session viii open af 10 O'clock this morning.
Blsiness IT Importance viii be transacted, COM
mlenuing, we presume, with the unfinished business
laid over By The Convention which met at Louis.
willie iast summer
& We are indebted to the officers of the steamer
Texas for the following memoranda
The steamer Texas left Fulton on Monday, Dec.
IL at IL O'Clock Dc. Water falling very fast Met
steamers 0seeola at Dixon's, Robt. Fulton at Cali
fnrnia Plantations Era No. 8 in Red Bayou.
4 Arrived Al Shreveport Wednesday, I z. Ne. left
same hight At II clock: steamers Grand Duke
DeSoto Vigo and No. in port; steamer News
hoy jgtst arrived ram ahoge the raft
Eiet steamers Countess Thursday, i a. NJ, at
Harmonic al Tm. Williams, 10 a. AZ; Lous D'Dr,
Efisiay at Mime Georgs a. NJ; Morning Light,
lit Dennis SInith's, at s a. u Isabella ct SHAGGY
Point Ill IL d clock; e. w. Roberts at Kays. ] z.
at Goncoydia, 81 z. NJ; Starlight m Old river, at
Il. No; Homer at Waterloo, IA T. M; Leeomte at
Philadelphia Point, Saturday, 81 a, III.
The steamers Vitgo, TX !egrarn. DeSoto and Sallie
Rahlsfsis arrived from Red river yesterday. They
briag no later intelligence than that embraced in
the flonoFanaaso f the Texas. The Telegram re-
ports tie navigation of Bayou Bartholomew as
Some what INSTRUCTED biz sunken logs.
The Memphis appeal of the I'd inst. says:
Egs eSndgsn weather cool INT bright ard spnny
lsysa sas II Eeod 9 ara rrssen,ea
sssallea ava lie Ias y-fo.r hours
the Little Rock Ark. Gazette, of the 18th inst,
Fivef afteS some feet, commenced fall
NY VI las aud e9siinged e ll until 5esief
srags fpaf fsat watesin theeIann4 3, A
ir rafhsy c5ld On that evening couiied up and
FEiaag morning aaa It'll continues 70 rain Up
Tho Cincinnati Gazette, of the I'd inst, says:
Tia Msat geserdas tncrainE was clear and cold
ast night IIaa ssas considerable oatipg
faest from fal ef
Tss rsss port and dnring The past
tsnsaesa tic iIsfe change
The louisville journal Of the I'd says:
issg WE sg e pof ass exag nh sis est
sb. Lonis Republican of the LIST says:
the weather continues gery cold There eau
aii ii sspsstea tsE tie rsey TEil goge heisw
sgse a2Ss n L s aa ief Il efS s lfs
gnrged al ths ice now rnnning here mutt
9S = Isa ssP'i Hissf ABOVE g Charles and 's
Taefss III business doing en tls leyes.
packet Music, Capt. j. ]. Brown, com
1nandeF, and ME. y. A. Richard, clerk, leaves at
II o;ciaGk n. to-day far Lafoarche and interme-
Iiate landings.
crosse TsisIos BAYOU Sasa The fine and regu-
arS pAeket Crosse fete, Captain James McQuoid,
cCs1lJnand en- and Er Geo Wilkinson, clerk, leaves
VI 5 O'Clock this evening for Bayou Sara and the
coast
will ree0il8at thar lhs staunch, popular and very
EegnlaF passenger packet Texas, Capt. g. W.
sGnde, commander, sud Mr. d. A. OrYiss, clerk,
leaves at 5 o'clock this evening for Jefferson and
lanaings ON Red river. The Texas, in
addition 10 the qualifications enumerated above.
sas one Oh the neatest of cabins and best of pas
SINGER appointments; which, IN respect to good
wing speed, ETC., she ranks among the best
gacketa id tic trade. Her officers are not only /
horongh going steamboatren, but clever and !
agreeable companions Don't forget the Texas /
Oh . eifefsnn this evening.
Moro go5s Red EiiDef. The light draft and favor
te pa MET Moro Capt. Thes Moore, commander,
lnd Nit. John Arnsden, clerk, leaves at o'clock
his evening for Upper Red river.
Grand Era for Ned hita1.--Fhe regular, swift,
md elegant passenger packet Grand Era, Capt.
Ind IL il. L5on.pera, clerks, leaves at o'clock this
YeniDg for regep0 and viii take freight for all
audngs d 5oFe the taft The Grand Era Is the
'egular Monday pAek for Shreveport, and comes
md gees With the regularity Of cleek-Wark. Her
appointments are % the first order Of excellence,
md the 0fieegs are OF the most genial and COM
description. Passengers and shippers
will not aiI To remember The Grand Era
For Red isire1,-TlIe Milton Ref.--This faYoIite !
ma GeserYedy popular passenger packet, under
he command OF Capt. Glas. Hall and with Mr..
lam ythe III Sic office Is receiving and will back
but ali 81 clock Tins evening for Red river.
Ellie g CHI. 6ttilnSGis Regular Columbia Packet.
rhe elegant and iirstsclass passenger packet Cen.
anitfnan, Capt, Jno, II. Cannon, commander, and
Nrs jas IN Smith, clerk, leaves positively at s /
,ssl5ck this evening for Columbia and Luna Land
fgs.
md Haegant passenger packet Republic, Capt. A.
Gard, commander and Mr, FL. f.. DANES. clerk,
caves at s o'clock this evening for Memphis and
ne BeITSs e5l
q. J.AddHss for Lofsiscile . The swift, elegant
md regular ffEf-Ciass passenger packet Ben. j.
i dams, Capt, ]. S. Hickey, commander, and Mr..
aenry MeUangal. clerk, leaves at d o'clock this
sTsning for Cairo and Louisville. The Adams, al.
hOugh e0napa lively q new boat, has already ac-
aaited q Tapufationfo for punctnality safe.conduct,
sieganea, good fare speed and general reliability,
lef as few nc our packets enjoy Her officers are
la pubic's faithful servants, and the most gentle.
aagly and courteous travelling companions. Mr..
4eD0ugal, the clerk, is in the front ranks of his
profession as an nrbane and intelligent officer.
lbs Adams vim attend to all way and Bend bnsi
iess entrusted to her.
Il u lgc III fo, ST. Lossfs The staunch and fine
passenger packet 4. i. MeGI, Capt Ed. @. Cal
alian, commander and Mr. j. n. Kelso, clerk,
caves at q clock this evening for Cairo and ST.
sonis
Jesse K Bel foJ. Cincinnati The tine and fieet
,aasenger packet Jesse *. Bell Capt. J. Gormley,
commander and Mt. Richard Robinson, clerk, will
eave at o'clock this evening for Cincinnati and
Intermediate landings
sTsttin KoHre for arkansas RiBer.--The fleet
lid staaneh passenger packet Julia Roane, Capt.
Vim. Daniey, commander, and MI. j. w. Moore,
,4eri. leaves ut o'clock this evening for Arkansas
sgeT. TIE Roane has first class passenger accom-
nodations, and is fast, safe and reliable packet |
statine SntflIlgente.
UREsgEiy4 OFFICE No 10 Camp Street.
Monday Morning January Il 1915
Glearaa Saturday.
Steamship Austin, Smith, for Rerwicks Bay,