New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-25
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- Sh Saturday Morning, Januaty 2o ISL
The weather yesterday was delightful, with
clear, blue sky, and cool, bracing temperature.
Business was not very active on the leyee
The Ed. ]. Gay, hence for Memphis, returned
yesterday morning, having broken some part of
her machinery. She will be ready to leave again
this morning, at 10 o'clock 81 s1
The w, Burton is receiving, and leaves for Fort
Adams this evening, in place Of the Golden Age.
The Clara Dosen and Yazoo, for Columbus,
leave this evening; also, the Mary E. Keene, for
Memphis, and the Natchez, for Vicksburg.
The Memphis Appeal Of the 2sd says:
The river il rising fast. II has risen ten feet in
ALL, and is rising ten inches in the twenty -four
hours. Much freight is in danger; we saw q lot Of
cotton seed soaking. The landing was very lively
with business. The weather was cloudy and
chilly. g-s
We observe, with pleasure that the Secretary of
War has issued speciel order revolving and re-
scindng the proclamation of Col. Borland, pro-
hibiting exports from White river. Military des-
potsm finds no favor in Richmond.
Ed. j. GAY FOR MEMPHIs.-This splendid and
favorite regular passenger packet leaves for Mem
phis and the Bends at 10 o'clock this morning, with
Capt. Vim. Wray in command and Mr. Jno. Brooks
in the Office. The passenger accommodations Of
the Gay are of a high order of excellence. Her
speed is well known, and passengers and shippers
will find themselves or their freight in the hands of
CdFeIul Huu cOHlpeteuL OIlGeES AIuOHS ueF ObueT
recommendations we may mention the fact that
she has ever been noted for her punctuality ana
regularity. s3s5s5 $. l,s.44s t;y.,s j.
4, Music For LAFoUReHE.--The frst-classupas-
senger packet Music, Capt. Jos. Dalfares, COM
mander, and Mr.. j. A. Richard, clerk, leaves posi-
lively at o'clock this incoming for the above and
way landings.
EMPIRE PARISH FOR THE LOWER COAST The
neat passenger packet Empire Parish, Captain A.
Grant, Jr., commander, and Mr.. L. Bayhi, clerk,
leaves at 10 o'clock this morning for all landings
on the Lower Coast. -
perior passenger packet Acadia, Capt. Jos. Vim.
cent, commander leaves at u o'clock to-day for
all coast landings up to Donaldsonville.
IBERy1LLE FOR FoRr ADAMs.-The fast and supe-
rior passenger packet Iberville, Capt g. F. Gross,
commander, and Mr.. Alcee Grass, clerk, leaves at
o'clock this evening, for all landings as high as
Fort Adams. s-eIs q
w. BURTON FOR FoRT ADAMs.--The fast and SUI
perior passenger packet w. Burton, Capt. F. A.
Boisiat, commander, and Mr.. Thos. Shannon, clerk,
leaves at O'Clock this evening for the abovn and
coast landings, attending to the business Of the
Golden Age.
J. NJ SHARP FOR BATON RoUGE. The excellent
passenger packet j.. NJ. Sharp, Capt. "A. J. Dye,
commander, leaves at 10 O'Clock this morning for
the above and coast landings
:, News Boy FOR BLACK AND OUAcHlT. RIVERS
The very lghtrdraught passenger packet News
Boy, Capt. Len Moore, commander, and Mr.. John
I. Hall, clerk, leaves at O'Clock ii. evening for
the above and intermediate landings
NATcHEz, C. S. MAIL AND PASSENGER PACKET FOB
VICKsBuRG. ~ The fleet frst-elass steam palace
Natchez, under the command of Captain 7. p.
feathers, and MIR. A. A. Green, clerk, will back
out, as usual, at o'clock this evening, for the
above and way landings. Do not forget her, you
who desire to ship on a stauneh safe and feet
packet, in charge of prudent and experienced off
GERS, or you who desire to clay baekn upon solid
comforts in the shape Of passenger appointments
She leaves punctually at the above named hour.
7. D. H1NE FOR AITAKAPAs.-The new and fast
passenger packet T. D. Hine leaves at O'Clock
above and way points. Capt. J u. Atkinson is in
command and Mr.. Sim. Smith is her efficient
clerk. IL. :. 4s,s-
r. ROEBUCK FOR RED RIyER-The regular passen-
ger packet Roebuck. Capt. j. G. Courts, command
er, and Mr.. James W. Johnston, clerk, leaves at S
O'Clock this evening for Red river. $50
CLARA DoLsEN FOR CoLUMBUs.-Th large and
fine passenger packet Clara Dolsen, Capt. W. 7.
Dunning, commander, and Mr.. A. P. Stewart,
bus, Memphis and the bends. We take pleasure
in commencing her to passengers and shippers.
MARY Z. KEENE. PASSENGER PACKET FOR MEM
PaIs-The new and magnificent passenger packet
Mary E. keene, Capt. W. B. Richardson, COM
mander, leaves this evening at O'Clock for Vcks-
burg. Memphis and way landings. The Keene ia
one OF the most popular packets on the river, with
modations are first class having an elegant cabin,
large state rooms, and sets splendid table. The
Keene leaves positively at the above.named hour.
YAzoo FOR COLUMBUS. The fine, new, fast
passenger packet Yazoo, Captain Jno. S. Wallace,
commander and B. f. Powell, clerk, leaves pos
lively at s O'Clock this evening for Vicksburg,
Memphis, Columbus, and all landings in the bends.