New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-24
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.Sa FueSttNy Morning Hcc III 1851.

Tnssass Morning, BEG "a istl.S
Yesterday was one Of the coolest days we have
Asa ibis season, the wind changed late Sunday
night, and vi daylight yesterday 1t became coli
and csntinued to get cooler as the day advanced.
Business On the isvee was brisk. The departures
and arrivals however were not many. 8 !
The Countess came in yesterday from Bayou
Lafoareke. and reported that the Bayon was fall.
ing very fast. The Countess will lay up for the
preseat, bnt viii commence running again in the
Bayou as soon as navigation will allow her.
The Lafourche, DoubIoon and SaIlie Robinson
were receiving yesterday, and will all leave this
evening fol vicksburg and way points.
Tie famous Ed. u GAY arrived yesterday from
Memphis with fine trip she Is receiving and re-
turns tomorrow evening.
ME- would eau The attention Of our readers to
snother part OF tosaays edition, to complimentary
card ia the splendid steamer 7. W. Roberts. We
would also advise our readers that the Roberts
leaves This evening for Fort Adams and coast
landings s.a ~ .S a & ss5.2ss 3ss
The Alonzo Child having been pnayoidably de-
tsinad will positively leave at u o'clock to-day to
those wishing pleasant trip up the river we
wonld secemmend them to be on board at the
hour. at 81
The noble Magnolia leaves this evening, carry
ing the @. s. mail to Vickshurg.
The Memphis Appeal Of the ed says: a
The rirer continues failing. The landing was
moderately active. The weather was cold and
cloudy l'atsl
T. ", RoBERTs EXPRESS AND PAssENaEa JACKET
F0R FoRr This splendid new passenger.
packet leaves at 5 o'clock this evening for the.
above ana way coast landings. Her passenger ae-
Communications are unexeeled by any of her sister
packets in the trade, and prsdicf for her pop
lind ftQTF
Capt Ben Fulton is her commander, aud Mr.. John
D. Wibanks has charge of the Office, where be will
doubtless increase his already large stof friends.
ACADIA ron Dos AIpsoNrrL1E.Th The new and su-
perior passenger packet Acadia, Capt Jos. VIM
cent, commander, leaves at 10 o'clock to-day Tor
an coast landings up 70 Donaldsonville.
Music FOR LAFouRcHg- The frst-class passen-
ger packet Music, Capt. Jos. Dalfares, COM
mander and Mr.sJ. u. Richard, clerk, leaves at AZ
O'Clock today for the above and way landings,
EALLE RoBISsoN ron FoRr ADAMS ARD YIcKs-
nsst passenger PACKET sa asa kGoan
r. Veriander, clerk, leaves for Vicksburg and Fort
Adams az o'clock this evening.
ERA No. FOR BED RTFER-The light-draft pas
senger packet Era MOI, Capt. NChas. ]. BaTstow,
commander. and AIr. y. Culbertson, CLERK, leaves
at5sa'clock this evening fer all landings on Red
river, connecting at Alexandria with the light-draft
packet Era No. e for Shreveport.
News BoY FoR BbAoK AID oUACHHA RIVERS
The very ight-draught passenger packet News
Boy, Capt. Len Moore, commander, and Mr.. chm
e Hai, clerk, leaves at O'clock this evening for
the above and intermediate landings.
AIoNzo CHILD FOB MEAPHIs-Trayelers will be
gratifed to learn thai the excellent and Wfllap-i
pointed passenger packet Alonzo Child, Capt. De-
Haven, commander, and Mr. w. B. Mcbride, clerk,
leaves this day at Ii O'Clock, for Natchez, Yieks
burg Memphis and all way landings. She has
neat cabin, fine passenger accommodations, sets q
splendid table and last but not least of her good
qualities are her able, efficient and courteous Off
GERS. THOSE who have occasion to go up the river
to-day cannot do better than take passage on the
Alonzp Child.
"a Al aeESTA ron MEMPHIS The new, feet fashion
able passenger and @. S. mail packet Magenta,
Captain !. n. Wilson, commander, and Messrs.
Holmes and MeK ayY clerks, leaves at oclock this
evening for the above and all intermediate land
ings. The Magenta mas q costly and elegantly ap-
pointed cabin Is swift as an antelope, staunch DIS
iron sets aiuxllous table, and is III charge Of the
most competent and attentive officers. Passen-
gers and shippers viii bear III mind the fact that
The Magenta leaves positively to the minute, at
o'clock this On enirir, 81 M si