New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-20

week. The receipts of produce per these arrivals
amount to Sugar, s6oA, bids. tcs. and bbls.;
Molasses, II ,252 bbls.; Bacon, hhds. casks tcs.
and boxes; Rope, coils; Butter, l25 bhls.. kegs
and frkins Bran, 1856 sacks; Beef, 1891 hhds.,
ties. and bbls.; Corn lis bbls. and sacks; Flour,
s4oo bills; Hay, lOo6 bales; Lard, Sol ties. bhls.
and kegs Lime l4Ss hhds. and ibis; Cats, 9lS
sacks; Pork, So bbls. and tos.; Rice, T60 casks |;
Rum, II bbls.; Soap, 81 boxes; Turpentine, 1872
bbls.; Tobacco, n hhds,; Wheat, lT16 bills and
SACKS; Whisky, 10 bbls.
The river before the city is, at d stand, and is
now twelve feet below high water mark.
The fine steamer W. NJ. Morrison, from Column
bus, will be receiving this morning, and will leave
for e4above and way points on the river at 5
o'clock this evening.
The Memphis Appeal Of the 18th says
The river rose four inches during the last twenty
four hours. Business was brisk at the landing
hauling away sugar and molasses; The weather
was cloudy, damp and uncomfortable. The Nicks-
burg left for New Orleans with good trip, in
GLIDING 255 bales of cotton and 500 barrels OF
-four. The eommodious Ferd Kenneth is the regu-,
lar packet on Monday for New Orleans. Larry
Harmlstad received a dispatch from Capt handram
yesterday stating that the Peytona will be in to-
morrow from New Orleans, and leaves on Wednes
day. sl al sg,s,Ss4g Al
MARY 7. FOR LAFoURcHE.- fast ri-weekly
passenger packet Mary T., Capt. A. Dugas, COM
mander and Mi. Eugene Latapie, clerk, leaves at 70
O'Clock this day for the above and all intermediate
coast landings.
LAUREL Hill FOR BAYOU SAsA.-The fast and
large passenger packet Laurel Hill. Capt S. Heno,
commander, and Mr.. George Wilkinson, clerk,
leaves at O'Clock this evening for Baton Rouge,
Bayou Sara, and all way landings. ~
ERA No. Z FOR RED KIvER.-The regular passen-
ger packet Era No. 4, Capt. Charles j. Barstow,
Commander, and Mr.: W. g. Culbertson, clerk,
leayessat o'clock this evening for Red river. :
THIRTY-FIFTH PARALLEL FOR MEMPHIS. - The
fine, ightdraught passenger packet Parallel Capt
Levi Chapman, commander. and Mr.. ]. Il. Cooper
clerk, leaves at S O'Clock this evening, taking
freight for all landings as high as Columbus The
Parallel has first-class passenger accommodations
on receiving every attention and on being lodged
and fed in tptop style. Remember the Parallel for
Memphis to-day. n
WV. NJ MoRRlsoS FOR Co1UMBus AND MEMPHIS.
The famous VIM. NJ. Morrison, Capt Luther T.
Woods, commander, leaves at 5 O'Clock this even:
ing for Natchez, Vicksburg, Memphis, Columbus
and the Bends, connecting with the railroads at
Memphis, and also with packets for the Yazoo and
Arkansas rivers The Morrison is without doubt
one Of the most elegant and desirable passenger
packets ,aaoats Mr.. Alfred a. Woods is the clerk
of this splendid packet, and the travelling public
will find them most gentlemanly officers and plea
SAINT companions. Don't forget the W. NJ. Morri-
son leaves positively this evening at o'clock.
& Prince OF WALES FOR tMEMPHTs.-The staunch
and complete passenger packet Prince of Wales:
Capt. Jas. Lee, commander, and Mr.. "A. G. Foger,
clerk leaves at O'Clock this evening for Memphis
and all landings in the Bends. The Prince is a
well-appointed passenger packet, and is in the
hands of careful and prudent. officers
T.. D. HINE FOR ATTAkAPAs.--T new and fast
passenger packet ID. Hine leaves at s O'clock
this evening on her first trip this season ter the
command and Mr. Sim. Smith is her efficient
clerk. 80 4s@