New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-19
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Thursday Morning. Dec 10, asst s
Yesterday was warm and pleasant dag, with
81 nsore dust especially the leyee, than was really
necessary for comfort
The number Of arriyaisand departures gave to
II ne lasse an active appearance. &
The Grand Duke came 10 the landing and COM
znencad to receive. She Leaves this ezeniDg for
rs Memphis NJ = s3 y 8ssSsiss i
I Il q The Robert Fulton also commenced II receive.
he4eaves for Red river this evening.
The Peytona came il night before last from siem-
phis, and LETT again last evening for Memphis and
s,Sr stbe bends with a full ioad. 80.
The oaitman and WIN. ill., Morrison also arrived
ysstertias, with good trips. The Morrison returns
"a, morrow evening and the Gen. Quitman this
evening, carrying the G. s. mail to Vicksburg.
Ehe u Psrgoud will be found at the landing
this m55r,Si,r ready to receives She leaves again
A Oh Saturday for Memphis aud the bends
The Era No. ) arrived yesterday from Red river.
opaeeennt Of the fog abe was delayed, and did not
ret off yesterdsg, but will positively leave at 10
O'Clock this morning.
@Sf The great Natchez is receiving a tremendous
freight, ana leaves for Vicksburg on Saturday,
continuing t. leave here every Saturday. She will
BE- nndsr the command of Capt T. P. Laathers,
With Mi. a. a. Green in the office
The Memphis Avalanche Of the 18th says
ss The weather yesterday was cleaf, snd business
On she levee was very active.
The river has fallen about sir feet in all. Il rel
ceded about twenty fear inches during The last y
hours. s
i Tie arrivals yesterday we're more numerous than
usual On Mondays @
+ EousrEss FOR LAFouRcHE. The new, light
II draught passenger pac Ket Countess, Capt W. y.
h Harrison, commander, leaves at . o'clock this
evening for all landings on the coast ana Bayou
sg I8IoufCtlSs5
u g. ACADIA ron DoSAIpsosv1LIge- The new and su-
perier passenger packet Acadia, Caps. dos Vim
e cent commander, leaves at l0 oclocK to-day Tor
@Eg sli coast landings up 70 Donaidscnsllies ~ \
LAUREL HILL FOR FpRT ADAMS. - The fast and
superior passenger packet Laurel Hill, Capt. 8.
nm Herto commander and Mr.. Geo. Wilkinson, clerk,
leaves at Is o'clock this eTenng for Baton Ronge,2
Bayou Sara, Fort Adams, and Al coast landings.
GES QrfrMAN FOR MEMrHIs, The Mississippi
ana Hi tributaries boast Of some as fine packets as
foat npon a1y waters, but among them all there Isl
none that take rank over the Qnitnlan In all that
constitutes The frstclass passenger packet she u.s.
u equal to any and surpassed by none; She is
stauneh, lightdraft and speedy. Gapf. Jno. W.
Jas II Smith Is her clerk She leaves this evening
ieIecE for the above and way landings, car
w s ryihE tie @. S. mail to Vicksbprg. u,
! ERA Ne FOR RED River The new neat and
very draught passenger packet FRA sNe 8,
Captain G. Z. Kouns, commander, and Mr.. Tom
Howard. clerk leaves at 40 clock this morning
: FOR Red river and way landings. ~ s{3
RoHERT EUITsS FoR RED The new, light
draught passenger packet Robert Fulton; Capt
ana MI Eafn.5 LAWSON
clerk leaves at o'clock this evening, for lland
ings on Red river, up to Alexandria.
GRANp5 DUKE FoR MEMfHrs. The large and fa-
vorite passenger packet Grand Duke, Captain
Aieck Morton, commander. and Mr.. Tom. j
IA Bealle clerk, leaves for Natchez. Vicksburg,
Memphis, and all way landings, at 3 o'clock this
evening Passengers for any of the above. points
will please take notice that the Duke is one Of the
e star y packets in the Southern waters, and is
under the official charge of the most thorough as
well dis the most efficient steamboatmen.