New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-10

charged mere lew lois OF freight.
The splendid steamer America, Capt. Goldiug, |
will leave the wharf to-day at p. NJ. for New Or
leans and all intermediate landings.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. T.--The river is almost at a
stand, with seven feet nine inches in the canal,
five feet nine inches in the main channel. and four
feet nine inches upon the rocks at the head of the
fails.
The weather was clear, warm and delightful,
The barometer was higher than it has been since
the 18th of last month, indicating 29:S.
Business was quite brisk on the levee. Consid- |
cradle freight was moving, and this, with the ar
rivals Of the coal feet, made the riverside look
animated.
The Henry Ames, Capt. T. W. Crawford, will
leave on her first trip in her new trade between
New Orleans aud this port, this afternoon at 8
O'Clock, from the Portland wharf.
The St. Louis papers due last evening, failed to
come to hand.
ANNE WAGLEY FOR GRAND EooRE- Weekly
| Saturday Pdcket.--This light draft passenger
packet in command of Capt. Alex. Grant, Jr.
with Mr.. J. T. Handy in the office, leaves at
| ?. IT. to-day for the above and all way landings
The Wagey has excellent accommodations; having
1 been repaired and repainted and newly furnished,
she now offers superior inducements to the travel
| ing public
! VIcKsBURG FOR TRENTON AND MONROE
The large, elegant passenger packet yicks-
| burg, Captain John ". Tobin, commander,
| and Mr.. G. Pres. Work in the office, leaves
| at o'clock this evening, for all landings up
to Trenton and Monroe. The passenger accom-
| modadons Of the Yicksburg are equal to any and
| surpassed by none in the trade, and her urbane
and efficient officers spare no pains or expense i'll
administering to the welfare and comfort of their
| guests.
/ H. A. HOWEVER FOR RED RIvER.-This complete
/ and newly repaired passenger packet in command
| of Capt. R. Sinnott, with Mr.. w. N. Gaines and
Tom Stewart in the Office, leaves this evening at
/ o'clock for all landings on Red River as high as
| Shreveport. The HomeYer has aneat and well fur
nshed cabin, with every comfort to make travel
ing on her pleasant. Her tables are always filed
with everything that our markets afford.
| CLEoNA FOR OPELoUsAs.-This fine and light
] draft passenger packet, in charge of Captain G.
i C. Pickett and Mr.. J. B. SGhInit in the office,
caves at ) O'Clock 2. N. to.dayfor 0pelousls and
way landings.
LIZZIE GILL, EXPRESS RAILROAD PACKET
FOR ST. LouIs-Today, the large, superior and
i fast passenger packet Lizzie Gill, Captain James
/ O'Nea commander, and Mr.. Jas. K. Boyles, in the
/ office, leaves this evening at 5 O'clock for the
| above. connecting at Memphis and Cairo with the
/ railroads for all points East and West. The Lizzie
Gil is IN every respect frst.class. passenger
packet, and has most popular and genial officers
| We commend her and them to our friends this
evening and assure travellers that they will be
| well taken care of on the trip, with the only
regret that they are compelled to leave 50 much
| comfort and the company of clever gentlemen.
| CAMRIIA FOR THE WATERING PLAoEs.--This
new, fast and splendid low pressure passenger
| packet leaves the Lake end, the arrival of the
/ I +. n, train of cars for the above Capt. G. j..
| Biakesley is in command, and Mr.. John Otway
the efficient purser.
/ LIVE OAK FOR LOWER Co4sT.-This fast splen.
! did U. S. mail passenger packet, Capt. W. S. Bas
| sett commander, with f. A. McGarahan in the of
| flee, leaves at 10 A NJ, for all landings on the
| coast The Live Oak has neat and fine accommo-
| datons for passengers, and her tables are al
| ways supplied with the best our markets afford.
FRANCES FOR NoB1E.--This new low
pressure packet, in command of Captain.
/ Joe Walker, Mr.: Samuel F. Green, clerk,
leaves to-day on the arrival of the P. NJ. train
| of cars from the lake end of the Pontchartrain
railroad Agent. @. Harris corner of Camp
and Common Streets
| MAGENTA-P Pdssengea' pacbetfor F5cEs5ur.q to-
day.--The large, fleet, staunch and most magnif-
cent passenger packet Magenta, Capt. Tom. P.
| Leathers commander, is the regular steamer for
Vicksburg, to-day The Magenta is in everyrespect
an elegant and noble packet, uneclipsed in
speed, and unrvalled in elegance. The
| Magenta is under the charge of the most worthy,
reliable and experienced officers Messrs. Adolph
Martin and @. w. Grtce are the clerks of the Ma.
genta. The Magenta leaves to the minute five
O'Clock this evening.
NAVIGATOR FOR RED REvER.-This fine light
draft passenger steamer under command of the
experienced Capt G.. Z. Kouns, leaves this even
ing for Shreveport and ali intermediate landings.
The Navigator has neat cabin and excellent
passenger accommodations. Her friends are nu-
merous aud will not forget her. She leaves pre-
Clpbly dhO II as bO-Qdys hE ". L. ATuSlUW ~ Lue
efficient clerk of the Navigator and is assisted by
Mr.. R. Campbell.
SONORA FOR ATTAKAPAs.-This neat, light-draft
and commodious steamer, in charge of Capt Fl. Fl.
Broad, with Mr. A. P. Trousdae in the office,
leaves as above this evening at o'clock. Be on
board, as the captain is punctua, and will leave
at the above named hour.
FASHION FOR VICEsBURG.-T superior passen-
ger packet, Captain P. D. Pratt, commander
leaves at 5 O'Clock to-day for The above, connect
fNfr III Hknla7 -, rSu
Yazoo river. The Fashion has large and beau
dfui cabin, sets a frst.class table, and is under
the charge of the most careful officers, Messrs.
shaw and Clayton attend to the affairs in the
office of the Fashion.
w. r. ARTHUR, PACKET FOR sr. LoU1s-
Atlantic and Mississippi Steamship Conepany.-I
This fayorte, superior and fast passenger packet
leaves this evening at O'Clock for Memphis
Cairo and St. Louis, connecting With all the rail
roads for all points East and West She has large
airy and most elegantly furnished staterooms.
We commend her to the public to-day, and we can
assure that none who intend travelling up to ST.
Louis or way landings will fail to be pleased with
the fare and treatment they will receive on the w
R. Arthur. Capt. Fl, G. Carson is still in command,
while the ever obliging aud attentive MFR. Ben. A.
Conger oficiates as chief clerk.
ST. NICHOLAS FOR BAYOU SARA.-This regular
semweekly passenger packet, with Capt S
Office, leaves at O'Clock this evening for
all points up to Bayou Sara. Tue St. Nicholas
has an elegant cabin, large and comfortable
staterooms, and her Accommodations throughout
are firstclass.
JUDGE FLETCHER FOR Arkansas RIVER. This
new applicant for public favor, is announced to
leave for Van Buren, and all MISUNDERSTANDING
at O'Clock this evening. We cheerYully com
mend the steamer to the public to-day, aud would
advise our merchants to ship by her as this will |
be the only way that they may regain the trade |
again, and as this boat goes through there will
be no rehandting and reshppng of freight which |
is a great advantage to those who receive goods |
The Fletcher has splendid accommodations for
passengers. Capt. ]. w. Smith is in command,
and the polite Mr., jerks Brown attends to the
duties Of the Office.
send will back out this evening at o'clock his light
draft passenger packet, for Memphis, Cairo and
ST. Louis. We commend this packet to travellers
and shippers to-day. Mr.. Henry Hess ofFiciates
as chief clerk of this packet.
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