New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-29
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FridAy Morning, Nov, %, 1851.

Friday Morning, Soy, %, 1851. )
The weather yesterday ives foggy, soft and gene
rally disagreeable.
2 Basiness was not very active on the landing
She arrivals and departures were few IN number.
gss Louisville left yesterday for Memphis with 9
good Trip.
zile palatia1 passenger packet Mary =. Keene
We notice, was receiving very fast yesterday. She
\ leaves for Memphis and the bends at clock TO-
morrow evening. .
The Laurel Hill did not get of yesterday, her
usual dag, owing to some arrangement in her ma
chinery She viii leave to-day at II o'clock, going
only to Bayou Sara this trip. s.
The splendid passenger packet Desoto came to
the upper landing and commenced 70 receive for
Memphis, to which point she viii leave at clock.
she Will be under the command of Capt. BE-
Beard ana Capt George ReaneE will be found in
the once.
The magnificent frst-ciass passenger packet
reytona viii be ready to receive freight for Mem
phis, Hickman and way points, and will leave next
Wednesdays Capt. 81. @. Landrum in command,
and Mr, 81. 3. Mclaughlin as clerk. We will. in d
fasare edition, give a description Of this fine
packet
The Memphis Avalanche Of the 27th says:
IA The weather yesterday was cold and cloudy,
with several showers. Business about the ieyee
was only moderately active.
The river at this point is stationary, with down
ward endency. There has been no change for the
better id the Arkansas river. White river is still
in good navigable condition to Augusta.
The Rose Douglas and Judge Fletcher are about
entering the Columbus trade, the raising The en-
hargo on shipments South having a tendency TO
induce large shipments OF grain. 1t is said there
are million Of bushels Of corn on the river be-
tween Mamphis and Cairo awaiting shipment to
do F.. F.. T. !.
The Louis dor arrived from New Orleans yes
to-day. She left for Columbus last evening.
The departures were the Parallel for New Or
leans, with fair trip; Louis d'Or for Columbus.
The departures to-d day will be the Kentucky for
Cgiumbus. Rose Douglas for Columbus, Msars for
vioksburg, and Natchez for New Orleans. The
Matchez is receiving splendid trip. s,sss al r.
Al number Of boats are preparing to 60 into the
E0lambus frade-the object being to bring all the
produce ont of the country before the Federals
alaSs ain opportunity 10 come down. s-
q DES8Tos FOR MEMPH The new first class pas.
ssnger pocket Desoto, Capt. II. II. Beard, com
nlandsr, and Mi. Geo. Reamer, clerk, leaves for
Memphis and way landingsa at O'Clock this even
Ing. Passengers for Memphis will find the DeSoto
d most comfortable packet. Her table lis always
psntHally supplied and her officers are competent
and reliable amboatmen, besides being accom-
modating to all. Remember, she leaves at 5
O'clock this evening, ss-s
aJoHS a. GoTFgN FOB Bayou SARA-The G. s.
mail and splendid Iow.pressure passenger packet
John A. Gotten, Capt ". b Baranco, commander,
and HI. a, Dupuy; clerk leaves dit g O'clock Al NJ.
for the above and all coast mail landings.
MARY C. FOR LAFoURoHE. The fast tri-Weekly
passenger packet Mary Il, Capt, A. Dngas, com
nander, and Mr.. Eugene Latapie. clerk leaves at IL
O'Clock this day for the above and all intermediate
Coast landings
Laurel Hill. FOR BAYOU. SARA.-The fast and
large passenger packet Laurel Hill, Capt S. Heno,
Gcmma1d der, and Mr.. Geo. Wilkinson, clerk, leaves
At o'clock this day for all landings up to Bayou
Sara. t 80
Indian. No. ? FOR RED RIyER.-The very light
dranght passenger packet Indian No. 2, Captain
Reuben Seade, Commander and Mr.. Charles z.
Reeder, clerk, leaves at o'clock, this evening for
all way landings on Red River, going as high as
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