New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-03
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The new year, 1862, vas duly ushered in on
Wednesday with heftting honors. ~ 8,s
business throughout town gave place to pleasure,
in which both high and low, rich and poor, took
active part, according to their individual nclina-
tions and abIiitiea. The aevee was deserted 81
Yesterday was disagreeable day the fog CON.
tinued very thick until q late hour, and detained
& soms few boatH that were due. The Laurel Hill
did not arrive III time to leave yesterday at her
regular hour. she leaves for Fort Adams ana
Coast landings this morning at 70 O'Clock. "a
sEhe Parallel, Grand Duke, Glara Dolsen and j.
3. Pargogd will al arrive to-day, and leave on
thelr return trips ~ ADVERTISED The Era No. u,
Tor Red IiVaE, win leave this evening positively,
The Catahoula came 10 the landing yesterday,
abe having been sold to parties for the White river
tssaes ME price paid for herswas 1000. a VT
hi AZ Morrison arrived OH Wednesday from
Memphis under TIE command Of Capt. Luther i.
Woods " were glad to meet with our friend.
Mr. Alfred "A. Woods, who has now The control 81
the office sof the Morrison. Mr. Woods was for
msily ne clerk 81 the imperial, and recently On
TIL Kentucky running bstEset, Memphis and
Colpmbps. The friends Of the Morrison win be
glad u hear vi the acquisition 81 ihis gentlemen.
Al ais knownsto be fully competent and attentive
10 business. The w. N. Morrison VIII hereafter
run, as d regular packet between this CITY and
Columbus, thereby giving our merchants al 81.
portunity to ship on q boat that we know well will
take great care in the handling Of goods entrusted
TO beg. She leaves for Columbus, Memphis, and
i Intermediate landings this evening. sss 3s.s
The Memphis Avalanche Of the Ist says: s2
The weather yesterday was clear and pleasant.
K,lsY4naa 3nhnrEFS ali
Il The river at this point is stationary. There IA
nothing new from Az kansas river. q
The ri Louis Democrat Of thei27th says:
The weathes has moderated considerably, and
navigation has become somewhat extended. Boats
are again having for Quincy and Peoria, and
there Is no obstacle IL the way of the Cairo
JoHN s.. CorrEa FOR BArou The G.s.
mail and splendid lowspresSnre passenger pAcket
John Gotten, Capt. y. B. Baranco, commander
and Atr A. Dupnys clark leaves az o,ciusk A. III.
For the above and all coast mail landings.
& Mary II ron LAEoURGHE.- The fast tri-w weekly
passenger packet Mary r, Capt. "A. D9gas. com
maudAr, and Nh, Eugene Latapie clerk leaves at Ia
o'coek this day for the above and all Intermediate
coast ianaing
LAuRgL HILL EaE FoaT Ms The regular,
s Err, anS g sms passenger packet Laurel
Wilkinson, clerk. leaves st 8 o'clock this morn.
/ ng Tor Baton Rouge. Bayon Sara, Fort Adams and
al way landings.
# Ella No. 4 FOR RED RIsgRs The light.drafs mas.
senger paeket Er q No. VI PIT. Ehas. D. BarsioW,
81 o'eiock this evening for all landings On Red
rive, connecting at Alexandra with the Light
drsft packet Era No. s for Shreveport.
81 THiErY-FIFTH PARALLEL FOR MgMpHIs. = The
1se sdranght passenger packet Parallel, Capt.
Lew chapman commander, and Mr.. ]. Fl. Cooper,