New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-05
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Yesterday was d very warm and uncomfortable
day. We had quito aheavy shower about midday,
which cleaned tho streets and laid low the dust.
Il Business MAS not active on the landing. Al
" The Clara Doisen and Eerd Kennett for Memphis,
and IberyisIe for Bayou Sara, we're the only de-
partures. 5 Y ss e s Y. y s N
The fast passenger packet Cen Hodges, arrived
yesterday from Red river, her Ulcers report ehas
stream falling. The Hodges leaves Positively ms
evening on her return trip. ,s e 4
Shippers and passengers must MT forget that ne
magnificent packet Nary E. Keene is Receiving to
leave for Menp and way landings Of - O'Clock
This evening positively.
The Era No. viii be found at the landing this
morning ready 10 receive she leaves again for
Red river this evening. ,3
s. The Louis a Or arrived yesterday from Memphis
wih GOOD trip she will positively leave on Mon
day, taking freight for all landings as high as
Columbus.
The Memphis Appeal Of the Sd says:
sTiIe river here Is nov FILLING fast Arkansas
asyer il reported by the officers Of the Nonabe TO
he Milling hita river, the officers Of the Col.
Morgan say, is low four feet scant at the mouth.
The Notrabe, from Arkansas river, had two bales
Of cotton, some leather and some other freight,
The Goi. Morgan, from White river, had 60 bales
prsilie hay and cattle. She returns to-day
The Kentucky, from Columbus, had ass sacks
apples, 90 hogs, 7dS sacks wheat. So sacks cora
10 sacks beams and o quantity Of bacon, potatoes
lard, -four. cattle and dried fruit. She returned
asst esening. s5ss Fs'.9sS
Tic indecent Gen. Quitman, a boat with few
rivals. Under TIE command OF Capt. Cannon, Capt.
Smith, clerk leaves to. mufTe evening for New
White river. Tho Grand Dnke. a noble bdat, leaves
for New Orleans to-day. The splendid IN ateheE,
Capt. Leathers, Green and Moody at the desk lstI
iast evening with 400 tons and good number Of
people for New Orleans. ny aa- w
EXPIRE p ARIsH ron 1HE Lower Cos SIS The
neat passenger packet Empire Parish, Captain Az
Grant, Jrs commander, and hfT. Il. Bayti, clerk
leaves at 10 oseoek this Hicrnirg for oil landings
on the LoWer Coast - ~ ssfs.53s&
6 ifusic FoR LAFouRcHE. The fast weekly pas
ssenger packet Mnsc. Capt. Jos. DalfaFes, conn
mander and Mr. "a. Richard, clerk, leaves posi-
tiseIr at 8 clock this morning for Lafonrche and
the Coast 81 tsss. .
ERA No u FoR Red RIv sa The regular passen-
naander, and Mr, Tom j. Howard clerk, leaves at
5 O'Clock this evening for Red river.
EEN, d u. HeDGEs FoR RED RIVER The elegant
and fayorite passenger packet, Gen. Hodges, Capt.
VIM. s. Sleade; comma der, leaves at O'Clock
this evening for all landings on Red river up to
Shreveport. 3ss
II SALLIE RoBlNsoa FoR FoRT ApAMs.-The neat
and eamfortab passenger pack Sallie Robinson,
Capt. H s. McGrindeI Commander; Tin place Of the
Golden Age, leaves at s. O'Clock this evening for
Fort Adams and coast landings. The Sallie has q
spacious cabin, Comfortable state rooms, and is
under the control Of the most prudent and eompe-
Gent steamho atlnen. 3lfsss'
LAFouRgHE FOR FIoKsBuRs The feet g. S. mail
and passenger packet Lafonrche. Capt. J. j. Brown.
commander, leaves at 5 o'clock this evening for
Yicksburg, Natehez and all intermediate landings.
MARY g. KEENE, PASSENGER AND EXPRESS PkckET
FOR MEMPHIS To.DAE.--The swift and ma gnifeent
passenger packet Mary d Ksene, Capt. W. Frank
SCorKery commander, and Mr.. J. M. Renshaw,
clerk, ss her departure this evening at O'clock
for Natchez, Fiekshurg, Memphis and the bends.
The Keene is one of the most complete boats, in
All her appointments, that runs on the river. She
is possessed of every requisite for pheasant and
safe trip, Passengers should apply for rooms
early to-day 40. 5s4is 81 80