New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-21
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Thursday MosninE. Nov. n, 1851. i
Yesterday was q warm and unpleasant day. W,
had quite shower Of rain during the morning, bu
tdfd not cool the atmosphere in the least.
Tile upper landing presented considerable actis
i'll. Ths Qaitman, Pargoud and Morrison, arrived
night before last, and were all discharging. e
The Louis DIOR, for Columbus, Memphis ana
war landings, left with 4 good trip:
The Picayune No. arrived yesterday from ope'
sonsas with afu load. She returns this evening at
5 o'clock, Il y,
The Cen. luittnan IS the regular packet for Mem
phis today. She leaves at o'clock this evening,
carrying the g. IS. mall to Vicksburg. s5,
The Paaeoad and Morrison are receiving, and
both WIN leave for Memphis on Saturday, taking
ffsfEht III Columbus, New Madrid, Hickman, etcs,
wifh privilege Of rsshipping.
The new, unsurp passed low pressure, passenger
ana q. s. mail packet John A. Gotten, will make a
trial trip to-day d short distance up the river. She
i viii leave on Sunday morning for Bayou Sara and
nail landings, s1s g
The steamer Grand Duke was sold yesterday to
= commercial house of this city. She turned her
freight over to the W. N. Morrison.
2 a late Memphis Argns has the following
Capt. Dave silFeEs, OF the steamer Choctaw, has
been working on the Federal fortifcations for two
months past. He was detected in sending infor
mation from ST. Louis to Gen. Price, and for oper
ating against Col. Lincoln's Government he wa:
sent to Cairo 10 throw up entertainments.
The Memphis Avalanche Of the 10th says !:
The weather yesterday was a little unsettled,
and business on. the legee eyinced only moderate
amount of activity. ~ n
1hs riser stl rising At this point It is falling
at st. Louis. s = Il
Capt. Nv. Il. Davis has just completed very fine
little boat at Fulton, which will soon be ready for
the trade between that place and this city.
The Kentucky and Cotton Plant both arrived
from Columbus Inst night, with fair trips.
ACADIA FOR D0N6LDsoSyiLLE. The fast pas
senger packet acadia, Capt. Jos. Vincent, COM
paaiders leaves at 10 o'clock this morning for all
coast landings up to Donald sonyilie.
4 LAuREL HILL FOR FoRr ADAAs.-The regular,
superior and G.. s. mail passenger packet Laurel
Hill, Capt. 81. Heno, commander, and Mr.. Geo.
Wilkinson, clerk, leaves at 5 O'Clock this evening
efor Baten Rouge, Bayou Sara, Fort Adams and
all way landings. S
pIeKYuNE No. 3 FoR ORELoUsA s.-The very light
4draught passenger packet Pcayune No.3, Capt.
~. II. Broad, commander, and Mr.. Geo. Dove,
clerk, leaves Mt 8 o'clock this evening for 0pe-
lAusas and way landings. !,
ERA M. i5 FOR RED RIFER-The new, neat and
very light1dranght passenger packet Era No. S,
Captain John Kauns, commander, and Mr.. Ed.
Burk, clerk leaves at 5 o'clock this evening for
ked river and way landings.
GEN. Qu1TMAv FOR MEMpHIs.-The Mississippi
and its tributaries boast of some as fine packets as
f0at upon any waters but among them all there is
none that take rank over the Quitman. In all that
constitutes the frstclass passenger packet she is
equal TO any and surpassed by none. She is
staunch, fight-draH and speedy. Capt. Jno. W.
Cannon Ii iii command, and the experienced Capt.
Jas. r. Smith Is her clerk. She leaves this evening
at 5 o'clock for the above and way landings, car
Tyiag the G. 3, mail to Yicksb1rg.