New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-22
Aa Orleans Bsy Gstseeu Saturday araig, aareh %, 1862
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saturday, March a. 1861. :
The weather Yesterday was cold and dusty, the
wind beinr from the westward, making it very
aisarreeable for business, although there was not
much Of that on hand.
The steamer Genl Beauregard, Capt. Moore, ar
rived Yesterday afternoon from Camden, with
.to,erably good load She will return on her regu-
lar trip on Monday next, at O'Clock, P. NJ.
The Magnolia, from Memphis, arrived with all
the sugar and molasses destined for that port the
authorities refusing permission to land it.
NArcsEz, c. S. MAIL AND PASSENGER PACKET
To-DAY,-This favorite OF the shipping and travel
ing public is again at the landing receiving ffelghi
to leave for Vicksb9rg and The Benas a. oe,pek
as ever foatsd, and is well adapted to the plckS-
burg trade, uniting staunchness anu speed WIN WIN
the most perfect passenger appointments. het
ca bin is large and spendi&iy furnished throughout,
snd supplied with large number of comfortable
state-roouls Her table is always supplied with
the best Afforded by the markets, white her officers
are steamhoatmen of experience and popularity
The Natchez is under the command OF Capt. L. I.
Leathers while her office is under the supervision
of Mr.. A. A. Green.
r, D. HINE. FOR ATTAKAPAs.--The new and fast
passenger packet. I'D. Hine leaves positively al
s O'Clock. this evening, tor the above and way
points. Capt j. J. Atkinson is in command.
| Era No. 4 FOR RED SRIyER.-The very light
draught packet Era No. A. G. L. Kouns, master
leaves ats o'clock this evening for the above ano
way landings ..-.-. &c. gl.a+a~5
MUSIC FOR LArouRcHE.-The first class pas
4 senger packet Music, Capt. Jos. Da!fares, com
i mander and Mr.. J. A, Richard, clerk, leaves
1 positively at O'Clock this morning for the above
and way landings n 5s
| EXPIRE PARISH FOR THE LOWER CoAsr.-The
| neat passenger packet Empire Parish, Capt.
| Grant, ,Jr., commander, and Mr.. L.. Bayhi, clerk
leaves at 10 o'clock this morning for all LANDING:
4 on the lower coast. H,
i ACADIA FOR DoNALDsoNv1lLB.-The fast passen
i ger packet Acadia, Capt. Jos. Vincent, commander
leaves at II O'Clock to-day for all coast landing
up to Donaldsonyille. 4seae -,
). N. SHARE FOR Fort ADAMs.-The e1ceen
passenger packet ]. N. Sharp, Capt. A J. Dye
Is Commander, leaves at o'clock this afternoon to
the above and coast landings.
II GEN. ]. L. HODGES FOR Red RIvBR.-The nev
| and superior fast passenger packet Gen. Hodges
& Capt. r. Sleade, commander and MIR. w. s. Seade
clerk leaves at O'Clock this evening, for all land
;ngs on Red river up to Shreveport. Fl3s Eat
II ia. GOTTEN FOR MEMPHIS. The fine first elias
low pressure passenger packet J. A. Gotten, con
manded by the popular Capt. v. B. Baranco, wit
Mr.. Renshaw at the DESK will leave positively tb
afternoon at o'clock, for Memphis and sill intel
. mediate landings. We would notify passenger
that they will find the accommodations of TIL
boat A No. /. The tables are spread sumptuousl
I; every day with the best the market affords.
Il B. L. HODGE, FOR SHREvEPoRr.-The irst-clas
and superior passenger packet b. l.. Hodge, Cap
!. SinLott, commander, will leave this afternoon at
y o'clock pnnctualy, for Shreveport Passenger
c be on hand early.
TWILIGHT FOR tCAMDEN.-That favorite steam
Twilight, Capt. Burlington will leave on her reg
lar trip to Camden and all landings on the Gu
i chlta river. ~ -s5 tasSg