New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-04
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"Wednesday Morning. Dec. =, ISL.
Business on Che leyes yesterday was active.
Tile Natchsz and Thirty iffth Parallel were re-
eeiYing fast, and both LEFT for Memphis with fine
8 trips, The Peytona and National were also re-
ceising, and win leave this evening for Columbus,
Memphis and wsy landings, with as much freight
as they viii want. ~
N The weather was splendid, being bright, dry and
cold, making feel much better than for the pre
vious two OF three days. 9sss.
The Memphis Avalanche Of the ID says:
The weather yesterday was cool, damp and disa-
greeable. Businesson the levee was rather aGtye.
The river Yesterday vas about on a stand. There
I has been 4 risa bf dve feet OF acksonpost ana
three feet at Augusta, bur the RIVER hao COM
naenced falling again.
IA ,JoS,S Al SsoTfEN ron BAYOU SARA--The G. s.
mail and splendid low. pressure passenger packet
John A. Gotten, Capt y. B. Baranco, commander,
soss d aas Ill as oosst s a
MARS Il roa LArouRGHE.-The fast tri.w weekly
passenger packet Mary T., Capt. A. Dagas, COM
ander, and Mr. Eugene Latape, clerk, leaves At II
O'Clock this day for the above and all intermediate
coast landings.
IBERvIlIE FOR BATON RouaE.-The magnificent
passenger packet Iberyille, Capt. E. =. Gross, COM
nsndef, and Mr.. Alcee Grass, CLERK, leaves at 5,
O'Clock this evening, for Baton Reugs, Lobdell's
sscrss, and Intern date coast landings.
1t EMPlRE PARISH ron THE Lower CoAsr.- The
neat passenger packet Empire Parish, Captain A.
Grant, Jf, commander, and Mr. &. Bayhi, clerk,
Leaves At 10 O'clock this morning for all landings
] sn the Lower Coast ~ Is.s's KS. va
u ERx No. EoR RED RIvER-The new, neat and
very light draught passenger packet Era Ne. s,
Captain John Kouns, commander, and Mr.. I'd.
Y Buyk, clerk, leaves ct o'clock this evening for
Bed river and way landings.
PEYToGA, PASSENGER PAoKEr ron MEaPHIs AND
G0L6MBrs To-DAY The feet and splendid pas
Benger packet Reytona, Capt Henry Landruln,
commander, and MI. II. B. Mclaughlin, clerk,
leayes at O'Clock this evening for the above and
way points. This steamer 4hasIacquired reputa-
don for speed, comfort and good management sell
dom gained BIZ boats on the Southern waters,
where there il so much competition. Her officers
are all experienced and attentive boatmen, and
passengers that travel on her are sure Of having
every attention shown them. Passengers bound
mp the river to-day cannot secure passage Ton O.
y more reliable or finer steamer than the Peytona.
Ny NATIONAL Fob CoLuAHus AND MEMPHIS. The
well known and comfortable passenger packet
National Capt. p. @. Montgomery, commander,
and Mr. Tsobt. Moody, clerk, leaves at o'clock
this evening for al landings up to Columbus and
Memphis. Her polite clerk will be found on board,
ready to dispose of his rooms to passengers bound
up the river to-day, and those going will do well to
give him an early call. The National is in all res
!! poets frst-class steamer, and has accommoda-
ti8ns for q lage number of people.