New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-13
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Msdresiinr Morning NAy. Il, 1861. "a

wednesday, Morning, New. IS 1861. 3
Yesterday was bright and hot day onthe levee,
Business was not exceedingly brisk, although the
Magenta and Prince Of Wales left Memphis with
good trips.
Ry a dispatch received yesterday, we learn that
tlle Era No. will be st the landing this morning
to receive freight. she leaves ON her retnrn trip
Ii RED River this evening. The fine steamer Sd.
T Gay, under the command of the veteran capt.
VIVA. Wray, leaves at 5 O'Clock this evening; for
Memphis and way landings.
THE fast Louisville is also receiving for Memphis,
to Ieave tomorrow evening.
The Picayuus No. 8 arrived yesterday with a
fair trip. she returns on Thursday to 0peiousas.
The Magnolia will be at the landing this morn
az. and win leave for Memphis on Friday. She
viii take up contemporaries of Col. SCOTS mount
ed regiment from Baton Rouge.
The peerless Mary E. Keene will be ready to re-
cefge freight to-day. She leaves for Memphis on
Saturday.
The Memphis Avalanche Of the 18th says:
The weather yesterday was clear and pleasant.
Business at the eyee was rather inactive, though
was filed with yisitants in expectancy of the
arrival of the wounded from Columbus.
The river At this point is gon a. stand. The
Arkansas is too low for nagigati0n and the steam
ers Little Rock and Notrebe have laid up for better
times. &3s. * aas ss5s5
The Natchez was the only arrival up to last night,
when we left the levee. She was loaded down
with sugar, molasses, wool and cotton, of which
latter she had 800 bales.
The Kentucky arrived on Sunday morning with
cur of the wounded from Columbus. She bears
the marks of the engagement, cannon ball hay,
ng been shot through her whee1house, and several
Minnie balls through the cabin.
De SoT0 FeR BAYOU SARA.-The new, complete
and fast passenger packet De Soto, Capt. Y. B
Baranco, commander, and Mr. A. Dupny. Glefk,
leaves at O'Clock this morning, carrying the g.
s. mail to all mail landings on the coast up to
Bayou Sara.
TsERy TILE FOR Baron RoUGE.-The magnificent
passenger packet IberFille, Capt p. T. Gross, COM
naander, and MI. Alcee Grass, clerk, leaves at
o'clock this evening, for Baton Rouge, Lobdell's
stores, and infermed ate coast landings.
EsPfRE PARISH FOR THE LOWER CoAsT. ~ The
meat passenger packet Empire Parish, Capt. A.
Grant Jr., commander, and Mr.. l.. Bayhi, clerk,
leaves at 10 O'clock this morning for all landings
or the Lower Coast
s MARY z. FOE LAFouRcHE. The fast tri-weeklg
passenger packet Mary T., Capt. A. Dngas, com.
mander, and Mr. Eugene Latapie, clerk leaves at II
O'clock this day for the above and all intermediate
coast landings.
ERA No. FOR RED RIVER The new, neat and
very ight-draught passenger packet Era Ne. S,
Captain John Kouns, commander, and Mr.. Ed.
Burk, clerk, leaves at 5 o'clock this evening fer
BED river and way landings.
RoEBuCK FOR RED RIFEB-The neat passenger
packet Roebnek; Capt. ]. g. Courts, Commander,
and Mr. JAS VI Johnston; clerk, leaves at O'Clock
this evening for Red river.
s5s En-. ~ GAY FOR MEMpHIs.-This splendid and
favorlte regular passenger packet leaves for Mem
phis and the Bends at o'clock this evening, with
Capt. VIM. Wray in command and Mr.. Jno. Brooks
In the office. The passenger accommodations of
the Gay are Of. a high order Of excellence. Her
speed is well known and passengers and shippers
viii find themselves their freight in the hands Of
careful and competent officers. Among her other
recommendations we may mention the fact that
she has ever been noted for her punctuaty and
regularity Shippers and passengers for Memphis
may depend ON her leaving positively at o'clock
his evening,