New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-09-17
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Yesteraay was clear, bright and pleasant day
pnsie ieyee business was not active.
ma Louis dor arrived on Sunday evening with
fail, trip She leaves on her return trip to Men,
phis this evening. Sss,, ~
The Mary e. Keene, Louisville and Ferd. Ken
not WILDE due oday from Memphis. ss
PILnTs AsTEA a couple Of river pilots be-
saine Injected with The beiligerency Of the times
atMemphis last Saturday, ION board q boat at the
landing After a sharp arsillery attack Of spit
ICONS and other missiles, the contending parties
game to the charge and the cement was sharp
and spirited anti neutral power, in the shape OF
offcer Jewell ,put an end to the ARRAY. me Of
ficiaI report states that two black eyes, broken
head, bloody nose, . forced loansof six dollars
from, each co1nhafant to the Recorder, and an ex-
tensge ret III ssr Jewell coat, was the result
of this spirited rencontte.
The ofieers 81 The " s. johnson, arrived yes.
tsrdsy from RED river, report that stream failing
all the way dawn from Shreveport.
The Memphis Appeal of the 18th says:
The river Is falling rapidly. The weather yes
tefaay was fine and very warm. The Kentucky
came hi from Columbus with 1863 sacks of wheat,
$50 sacks Of potatoes A07 barrels and II sacks OF
our, $50 barrels of apples, $50 sacks of meal and
Nh&Utfly Oh eaGSSs,udS tt5lQ
and ~ cattle The Kenneth left for New Orleans
with good tfip. The louisville also left for the
same place; also the Mary Keene5 which had an
overfiowing load of ffaight ana passengers. She
took out 386I barrels I50 half barrels, 75 sacks Of
-four, 300 sacks OF bran, $50 bales Of hay 100 sacks
Of corn, 2 hogshsads of tobacco, and large quaint
ties III potatoes, apples, pork, manufactured to
baccs, starch and other articles. For the future
the louisville viii be regular Memphis and New
Orleans packet leaving here every other Thlrs-
day. The Mary keeDe will keep her regular day
OF every ether Saturday. The Notrebe left for
VicEsburg; she had ID bales of cotton, l60 sacks
Of coffee ana $50 barrels of pork. The Key West
started for Columbus. The splendid and popular
boat Alonzo Child leaves for New Orleans on Tues
day evening ~
N MARY z. FOR VIcKsBnRG The fast and superior
passenger and CT s. mail packet Mary y, Capt.
JOS ID. PHELPS, cemrna nder, and MIA. hlcs ay,
clerk leaves at clock this evening, for Yicks-
burg and way landings.
Louis 6t0R son MEsIrHIs. We take pleasure in
directing the attention of the shipping and travel
Ing public to-day to- the departure of the splendid
passenger packet Louis i, Or. The Louis dor is a
large and safe packet. with the best of passenger
Recommendations Capt Cheney j. ohnson com.
I maads. and Mr. n. a. Gregory has charge Of the
sffice.
PRINCE or WALES FOR MEMPHIS. The stanncll
and complete passenger packet Prince of Wales,
Capt. Jas. Lee II commander, and Mr.. a. g. Folger
clerk, leaves at5 O. CLOCK this evening for Memphis
ana all landings in the bends. The Prince is d
wellappointed passenger packet, and is in the
hands Of careful and prudent officers.