New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-13
Nsw asiy Gresrn ondas aornins aamarn Is, 1862

Era Mo- raturns this evening, and win 60 throul ~
to Shreveport and JEFFERSON. Wy
sg THet FeytoHa and Ferd Kennel arc due, andds
will probably he fonnd Mt the landing this morning
receiving freight The former returns tomorrow
morning and the latter tomorrow evening. !. s%
We learn, through late Memphis paper, that
Capt. Sam. Applegate, formerly Of the Grand
Duke has become the purchaser of the fine steam
err John Walsh, and will hereafter run between this
city and Memphis Capt. Applegate paid $4,000
for the Walsh. 'Asss'.
Capt. Henry switzer left Memphis last Saturday
for this city. -, r.
/ The Shreveport Southwestern, of the sth inst,
| says: s.
The river opposite this point is rising slowly.
We have had no rain here, but rumor reports
heavy rains over the lake and on upper Red river.
t The Memphis Avalanche, of the llth, says:
Business at the wharf yesterday was as active
as the nature of the weather would admit though
it was shameful for merchants TO have TO receive
or discharge freight under such circumstances.
The river at this point is still falling slowly The
last report from Arkansas gave % inches. A rise
is expected in that stream shortly. We learn that
| there are from 100000 to 100000 tons Of freight
trebe, Chester Ashley, Key West and Tahleqaah,
are all waiting to have the good tidngs from that
sluggish stream.
The departures yesterday were the Gen: Quit
100 sacks and 500 barrels flour; John Walsh, for
New Orleans, with a fair trip, including $50 sacks
aud $50 barrels -four Cotton Plant, for Columbus,
with a fine trip.
ARKANsAw FOR lLAFouHCHE.-The light.draught
packet Arkansaw, Capt. J. NJ. Bennett, eomman-
der, leaves at IL O'Clock to-day for all landings on
the coast and Bayou Lafourehe.
MARY T. FOR LARoURcHE.-The fast tri-weekly
passenger packet Mary T., Capt. A. Dugas, com.
mander and Mr.. Eugene Laape clerk leaves at
coast landings.
LAUREL HInL FOR BAYOU SARA.-The regular,
superior and c.. S. mail 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 land.
ngs.
NEWS BoY FOR BLACK AND OUAeHITA RIVERS
The very light-draught passenger packet News
Boy, Capt. Len Moore, commander and Mr.. John
T. Hall, clerk, leaves at O'Clock this evening for
the above and intermediate landings.
ERA No. 4 FOR RED .RIyER.-The very light
| draught packet Era No. 4, G. L. Kouns, master,
leaves at o'clock this evening for the above and
way landings.
| F'ERD. KESNErr FOR MEMPHIS. The fine, first
! class passenger packet Ferd. kennett, Capt T.. H.
| Briefly, commander, and Mr.. W. l.. Harper, clerk
| leaves for Memphis and way landings The Ken
nett goes and comes with mechanical regularity
and is growing in popularity with each successive
trip. Passengers for Memphis will find the Ken.
nett a most comfortable packet. Her table is al
ways plentifnly supplied; and her officers ere of
! the true blue stamp, besides being accommodating
| and attentive to all. Remember, she leaves at 5
O'Clock this evening. g.
JUDAH TouRo FOR MENPHIs AND COLUMBUS
popular and fine passenger packet Judah Touro,
Capt. NJ. Langhorne, commander, willie at
II o'clock to-day for Columbus, Memphis and
landings in the bends, The Touro is staunch,
light draft, and fleet and welLappointed packet
in every particular, and as such we commend her
to the travelling and shipping public. e
Louis D,OR FOR CoLuaBUs AND MEMPHIs-The
favorite and elegant passenger packet Louis dor,
Capt. Cheney Johnson, commander, and Mr.. NJ. G.
Priddy clerk, leaves at O'Clock this evening for
Memphis, Columbus and way landings. The Louis
dor has frst-class passenger appointments for
quite a number of passengers, who may rely on
receiving every attention, and on being lodged and
fed in tip-top style. Remember she leaves pune
tually this evening at O'Clock yr
r. ]. LAKELAND FOR CoLUMBrs.-The regular
packet R. j. Lakeland, Capt. W. B. Miller, com
mander, and Mr.. John Tatum, clerk, leaves at s.
O'Clock this evening for the above and bend land
ings.
MAGNOLIA FOR CoLUMBUs.-The fast and supe-
rior packet Magnolia, Capt. John X. Moody, com
mander, leaves at s clock this evening for Mem
phis and intermediate landings.