New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-09-14
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saturday aforning, sapemssr il 1851. 8
Yesterday the weather was Of d decidedly sea
senabie temperature .se., hot The thermometer
Indicating ninety In the shade. Business was not
exceedingly active on the legee. =
Tho light draught packet Era No. 6 viii come to
the landing on Tuesday, and will commence re-
ceiving freight for Jefferson and way landings on
Redrivef. She leaves next Thursday. So
The great Southern champion the Naschez-
viii, we learn, come out and leaves for memphis
on Tuesday, September 18th.
The following proceedings Of meeting of steam
boatmen Of Smithland, Kentucky, speak for them
salrlrlAsps Ky, September III 1885,
At q NEE ting of tIe undersigned steamb oatmen
Interested in the future welfare of the steamboat
interests of Tic soath, on motion, Mr.. j L. War
mack was elected President, and J. 9. Haydock,
on motion, tie following resolutions were unani
Resoseel, that We, the steamboatmen Of Smith
land, Kentucky, endorse the resolutions passed at
the meetings held BY the steamboatmen at Mem
phis and Paanoahs
Resoired That We hereby pledge ourselves to
The advancement of Southern interests; to neither
employ or run with men known to be hostile to the
Z South and 70 form ourselves into branch asso-
ciation excluding therefronl all except men known
to be devoted to the South.
4 On motion, it was resolved to send copies of the
above resolutions to the associations at Nashville,
Memphis and New Orleans; also copy to the
Memphis Avalanche with request that ii be pub
lished by the same (.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
So Signed Capt. i. ". Drury Thos. Gibson, mate !;
JAS Couser, do; WIN. Baker, do; B. @. Alyord,
clerk; A: G. Haydock, do; ]. G. Haydock, do;
jas. M. Patterson, do; Jas. t.. Warmack. pilot
r. Moss do; ]. 4. Throop. do; "A. e. Spence,
do; Albert Cook, do. !; Richard Weston, engineer;
y. B. Hamilton, dos; VIM. Mantz, do; Vim. C.
g Taylor, carpenter. ii
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The Memphis Avalanche Of The ] 9TH says:
The river opposite this point Is still failing, al
nlest impereepdbly. g.
Business at the landing yesterday was duh. The
weather was warm and rainy, which had the effect
sAof suspending business almost entirely.
The Ferd. Kenneth brought to this city $3.50 sacks
Of salt, the largest amount ever shipped here on
*one boat. The Kennett was unable to leave yes
terday, but will leave to day, positively,
u The Louis ID Or, owing to the rain, was unable |
TO get OF last evening hut will positively leave up
on the arrival of the train, at O'Clock this even
Y The S. a. Tucker arrived from Columbus yester-
eday, with 1857 bags of corn, $50 bags of oats, IS
sacks Of potatoes, los sacks of -four head of cat
J tie. and a large trip In every respect.
MUSIC FoR LAFouReHE. fast weekly pas |
4 seHger packet Music, Capt. Jos Dalfares, com
sInander, and Mr.. j. al Richard clerk leaves posi-
lively st clock this morning for Lafourche and
the Coast
HOMES 9oR LoWEfs CO ASH The neat passenger
and MI. H. Bayhi, clerk, leaves at 10 clock this
morning, lin place Of the Empire Parish9 for all 1
landings on the lower cast.
PIoAyuNa Nos FOR OPEIousAs -The very light |
aTaught passenger packet Pieayune No g. Capt. @.
g. pickett, commander, and Mr. Geo. Dove clerk. |
leaves DIT O'Clock this evening for Opeousas and
way landings.
ERA No. 7FoR Red RIvER-The regular passen-
ger packet Era No. 4, Capt. e, Il. Kouns, com
mander, and Messrs. ScoVeIl & Howard, clerks,
otS a5n a
GEN. j. ID HopGEs FOR RED RrvER--The elegant
and fayorite passenger packet Gen. Hodges, Capt.
VIM. s. Sleade, commander, leaves at s o'clock
this evening for oil landings on Red river up to
Shreveport.
RoEBUeK FOR RED RIVER. The neat passenger
packet Rbebuek Capt r. SIeada, commander
and Mr.. Jas. w. Johnston clerk leaves at o'clock
this evening for Red river.
gALLE RoBIssos FOR FoRr ApAMs.-The neat
and comfortable passenger packet Sallie Robinson,
Capt. w. Nj Webbing, commander, Tin place Of the
solden3 Age leaves ct 8 O'clock this evening for
E0rt Adams and coast landings The Sallie has a.
spacious cabin, comfortable state rooms, and is
under the control Of the most prudent and compe-
Dent teamboatmen.
LAFouRoHE FOR YrcKsRuRG The feet C. s. mail
and passenger packet Lafonrche, Capt ]. j. Brown,
commander, and Mr.. J.. G. Courts clerk leaves at
bo'clock this evening for Vicksburg sNatchez and
all intermediate landings.
LIZZIE SIMMONS EoR MEMPHIS The far-famed
and elite passenger packet Lizzie Simmons Capt L
W J. Richard son; commander and Mr.. w. G. Por-i
ter, clerk, leaves at O'Clock this evening for
pieksburg, Memphis and way landings The Liz.
zie has truly royal cabin, large and completely
appointed stateroon1s, and officers whose friends
are ieagion, and whose experience, judgment and
coinpanonable qualities render them Justly popu-
lar Our friend Porter will be found In the office
this morning, ready to attend, in his accustomed
ahahle manner to all applications for passage, or
Memphis this evening '57s2r