New Orleans daily crescent., 1862-01-16

New Falls City, that she willssrrive onight and
leave again on Saturday for Nsmph 4
. The d. 8. man packet Gen. onitman arrived yes
terday, she refurns to-day ID Memphis.
z The fast,sJs n. Fareoud win be- ready to receive
freight Ia day for Memphis and the bendssand
returns .to,mofroM evening. Capt. T. HI eewHH
Is in command. h. $e&
+ The Memphis Appeal Of the l4th says: ~
I The landing was very busy yesterday, but the
very cold, sleety weather made II difficult to do
sbusiness. .s4i Il, f55 5sss}ss4S
The Cincinnati Commercial Of Tuesday last says:
AtsPittsburg the river ii falling, with four and
with five feet ID the canal. The lower Ohio scen-
tinues in fair navigable order. ya 81
The ST. Louis Republican Of Tuesday last, fTth,,
says: s.5,s,s,, ;, s.,
In the forty-eight hours ending at 10 o'clock
a. NJ, yesterday, the river fell ye inches, and was
then three feet three inches above low-water marx
in December, 1860. There is about five feet water
in the channel out to Cairo. w have no late re.
port from the Illinois river, but it is closed
hard and fast hy ice at present business on the
landing is very dull. u a&f,a
|. The Louisville Journal says:
N Major sherley, Of the louisville and Cincinnati
mail line, will leave for Cincinnati in day or two
to make arrangements for the construction of the
new Inail boat, after the model Of the Major An
derson. sss ss5ys44 ~ i-tsS E
45t ACADIA FOR DoNALDsoNv1LLE.-The new and SUI
perior passenger packet Acadia, Capt. jos Vim
cent, commander, leaves at 10 o'clock to-day for
all coast landings up to Donaldso
LAUREL HILL FoR FoRT ADAMS The fast and
superior passenger packet Laurel Hill, Capt. 81
sHeno, commander, and Mr.. Geo. WILKINSON, CLERK
leaves at Is O'Clock this evening for Baton Rouge,
Bayou Sara, Fort Adams; and all coast landings.
EEHA No. 4 FOR RED RIvER.-The very light
dranght packet Era No. 4, g. Z. kouns, master,
leaves at o'clock this evening for the above and
way landings. t
iJeHx WALSH FOR MEapH1s. The fine, frst.class
passenger packet John Walsh, Capt: Sam apple
gate commander, and Mr.. Austin r. Moore, alefkss
backs ont to-day at 10 A. NJ. for Memphis and the
bends. She has a large and exceedingl ygneat and
spacious cabin. Travellers who secure rooms will
find every thing they can possibly require for their
comfort and entertainment on the trip, and they
will also have clever officers for travelling COM,
panions. Ks 3is gsgs AZ s' e5 a .fjgsE ts fG n
B. L. HODGE FOR V1cKsBuRG- first-class and
superior passenger packet B. T.. Hedge, Capt
Dick Eiulott, eomnaander, and MI. Edward Phelps
clerk, leaves at IL to-day for Viaksburg and all in
ttermediate landings. sFH $50. ESD !.
I. sLAFouRcHE FOR VIcKsBURG-The feet passenger.
packet Lafourche, Capt. J. j. Brown, commander,
and MI. M. Goodman, clerk, leaves at 8 o'clock
this evening for Vicksburg, Natchez and all inter
mediate landings. ~
3 gen. QuITMAN For MEMPH1s.7-Th elegant and
;unrisalied passenger packet will leave positively
at d o'clock this evening for Memphis and interme-
diate landings. The Qaitman is ithout q riPal On
the river for the sunptuons elegance of her ap--
pointments, her speed and safety, and all those
Necessary qualifications which go to make up a
sHrst-clasai passenger packet. Capt. Jno.sW. Gan-
non ID command, and Mr.. Jas. ~ Smith occupies
the office.
o LOUISVILLE FOR MEMrHrs - The staunch, fast
ands sweilappo passenger pa ckets Louisville,
Capt. Jos. Combs, commander, and Mr.. j.. W. HAN
court, clerk, leaves at 5 o'clock this evening I'm
Natchez, Yicksburg, Memphis, and all bend land
ings. Passengers for any of the above points will
find the Louisville most comfortable packet, her
officers the most attentive gentlemen and expe-
rienced Ateambeatmen, and. her table plentifuIly
and lnxnFfously furnished; while in relation to her
merits as feighter, shippers are already too we'll
informed to require information at our hands,,
Give the Louisville a z bumper"