New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-02-08
1873 Western Beeyes, 244A Hogs, 40 Sheep 1877 Veal
Cattle and "a Mich Cows. We quote
gihtr yntelhgstue.
oR.scrrr orrIos, No. 10 9

temperature. Business was exceedingly dull on
the leyee; the Mary p Keene and Natchez, how
ever, were receiving their quota offreight.
The Yazoo was among the arrivals yesterday.
She had light trip she also had part OF her mp
freight not having been able to land it, on account
of the order Of Gen. Polk. fs, 40
Tie Era No. A.. from. Red river, arrived yester-
day., Her officers report the river as falling at
Alexandria.
The Milton Relf arrived yesterday from Opelou-
sas. She returns this evening at S O'Clock. Those
having freight for that section of the country
should send il down during the day.
The Memphis Avalanche Of the 9Th says:
At this point the river is rising. It has already
risen al feet somewhat higher than it has been
for several years. y !&a79s.s x
Business on the river was quite brisk--rnore so
than the day before. The mud is not 80 deep, and
.draymen can get through with ~ more ease than
usual. ts
The weather was good, and affairs had the ap.
pearance of buoyancy.
u The Nashville Gazette Of q late date says:
The Cumberland at this point was rising yester-
day at the rate Of six inches on hour. From the
amount of rain with which we have been favored
lately it would not astonsh folks In this locality to
see a big rise. F 55Ssss s&7ss
MILTON RELr FoR OpELousAs -The regular pas
senger packet Milton Relf, Capt. c.. @. Pickett,
commander, and Mr.. Iheo. Lastraps, clerk, leaves
at O'Clock this evening for all landing to Ope.
lousas ~ 80. go - slz5s-s., 3
Music FOR LAFoURCHE.-The frstclass pas
senger packet Music, Capt. Jos. Dalfares, COM
mander, and Mr.J. A. Richard, clerk, leaves posi-
lively at o'clock this morning for the above and
way landings. zs I'D
IA EXPIRE PARISH FOR THE. LOWER COAST The
neat passenger packet Empire Parish, Captain A.
Grant Jr.,s commander, and Mr.. u. Bayhi, clerk,
leaves at 10 O'Clock this morning for all landings
on the Lower Coast NJ ~ t s#sss .45 ID
ACADIA FOR DosALDsoNv1LLE.--Then new and SUI
perior passenger packet Acadia, Capt. Jos. Vim
cent commander, leaves at ~ o'clock to-day for
all coast landings up to Donaldsonyille.
IBERyILLE FOR FoRT ADAMs.--The fast and supe.
rior passenger packet 1beryille, Capt q +. Gross,
Commander, and Mr.. Alcee Grass, clerk, leaves at
o'clock this evening, for all landings as high as
Fort Adams.
MARY E, KEENE, PASSENGER PACKET Fo. MEM
The new and magnificent passenger packet
Mary e. Keene, Capt. W. B. Richardson, COM
mander, leaves this evening at o'clock for Vicks-
burg, Memphis and way landings. The Keene is
one II the most popular packets the river, with
equally popular and efficient officers; Her accom-
modations are class, having an elegant cabin,
large state rooms, and sets o splendid table. The
Keene leaves positively at the aboYe-named hour.
YAzoo FOR CoLUMBus. The fine, new, fast
passenger packet Yazoo, Captain Jno. s. Wallace,
Commander, and B. F. POWELL clerk, leaves pos.
itively at IS o'clock this evening for Yicksburg,
Memphis, Columbus, and all landings in the bends.
b y. NJ. SHARP FOR BATON RoUGE.--The excellent
passenger pgcket . " Sharp, Capt. A, :. Dye.
commander, leaves ut 10 O'Clock this morning for
the above and coast landings. i
NEWS Boy FOR BLACK AND OUAGHITA RIVERS
The very light-dranght passenger packet News
Boy, Capt. Len Moore, commander, and Mr.. Sam
Wythe, clerk, leaves at s o'clock this evening for
| the above and intermediate landings.
il NATcnEz, C.S. MAIL AND PASSENGER PACKET FOR
VJGK SBJrRG. The feet class steam palace
Natehez, under the command of Captain 7. z.
Leathers, and Mr.. a. A. Green, clerk, will back
lsout, as usual, at ID O'Clock this evening" for the
above and way landings. Do not forget her, you
who desire to ship on a staunch, safe and feet
packet, in charge Of prudent and experienced off:
Gers, or you who desire to alay back' upon solid
comforts in the shape Of passenger appointments.
She leaves punctually at the above named hour.
4. D. H1NE FOR sATrAKApAs.- The new and fast
passenger packet. T. D. Hine leaves at O'Clock
this evening tor the above and way points Capt.
y. J.. Atkinson is in command and Mr. Sim. Smith
| is her efficient clerk. III z st} ~ -
THIRTY-F FIFTH PARALLEL FOR ARKANSAS RIVER.
The regular, frst-class passenger packet Thirty
Fifth Parallel, Capt Levi Chapman, commander,
and Mr.. Ed. g. Garter, clerk, leaves Mt S O'Clock
this evening for all points on the Arkansas river.
& ERA No. Z FOR RED RtyER.-The light. draught
passenger packet Era No. u, Capt. John Kouns,
Commander, leaves at O'Clock this evening for all
landings on Red river, connecting at Alexandra
with the light draught packet Era No. for Shreye-
port. 7 \
| R. j. LkoKLAND FOR CoLuMBus.-T large and
| complete packet r. J. Lakeland, Capt r. A.
Gregory, commander, leaves at s O'Clock this eve
ming for Columbus and all intermediate landings.
| T.. s. CoSLEY FOR OUAoulTA RIVER The newly
! furnished and fast passenger packet T. s. Conley
Capt. p. D. O'Neal, commander, and Mr.. J. Il.
Kirby, clerk, leaves at o'clock this evening fol
| Camden and all way landings on; the Ouachita