New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-09

lhe ouly question fer the jury 70 detarmtHe was
whether OF not the goods We're delivered. The
common carrier was bound 10 deliver goods 70 \
did cousiguee or to the care OF warehouseman or
custodian
llat was the general rule, but all general rules
might he modified in particular cases. Ii the de-
iendnuts had shown IL TO be the established usage
to deliver the goods upon the wharf, no ware,
houseuan being there except such as Is proyided
hy tAe consgnee, then delivery IN accordance
with that usage is compliance with the contract
1t WAS claimed in the case that this had been the
usage for some twenty-five years. Judge DAVIS
| then concluded by calling attention to the nam
The inry retired and, after short absence
brought in verdict for plaintiff for the full
amount claimed.
| j III. SHARP FoR LAFouRCHE.--Th fast and
| sunerjor passenger packet, in command of Capt.
/ A, Dugas, with Capt. Jos. Daferes in the office,
Ileayes for the above and all coast landings at Q
/ O'Clock this evening. The J. NJ Sharp will con-
| meet with the light draft packet Ihos. Powell at
the mouth Of the bayou, and will sign through
bills to Lockport and all intermediate landings on
Lafonrehe.
BALTIC FOR ST.. LouIs-Ra Railroad LSne:--The
large, superior and fast passenger packet Baltic,
4 Capt. A. @. Hopkins. commander and Mr.. sam
/ Entriken, in the office, leaves this evening,
at O'clock, for the above, connecting at Mem
i phis and Cairo with the railroads for all points
Il East and West. The Baltic is in every respect a
irstclass passenger packet, and has most populal
4 and genial officers. we commend hef ana tneln u
our friends to-day, and assure travellers that they
will be well taken care of on the trip with the only
4 regret that they are compelled to leave so mucf
comfort and the company OF clever gentlemen.
MARY FOR MOBILE. The splendid new low pres
sure passenger packet, Mary, Capt. a. L. Myers
commander leavesas abeve from the lake end
J the Ponchartrain railroad, at P. NJ, to-day
/ Agent. O. Harris cornerof Camp and Common
streets.
i, NINA SHINES FOR BAYOU SARA..-This fas
kexpress sem.weeklY passenger packet, Wit
TCapt ". r. Gfeathouse in command and Messrs
! Iroxler and Miller in the office. leaves at i
/. Al 81 to-day for the above and coast landings. In
! Simmes has splendid passenger accommodations
and she always sets good table.
FANNIE GILBERT (KoUNs L1NE1 FOR Red RIVER
Capt Ben. B. kouns will back cut ats O'Clock thj
evening his neat ana rylight draft packet Fanni
! Gilbert, for all landings up 10 Shreveport. MI
John McGhesney is the Fanne's efficient clerk
Since The Fannie was last at the landing as
solicitor for iiiyors, her owners, Messrs. G. L
+ Kouns & Bro, have made very extensive repairs
il having put in new boilers new and largerengines
with new carpets, and have refurnfshed her entiri
I cabin and pantry; and. at the present time, tn
I Fannie can and does offer excellent lndueemeht
TO shippers and passengers. We hope to see til
II Fannie back ont this evening with her guards il
the water, and crowded with passengers.
7 HARRY DEAN FeR ARKANSAS RIyER.-This ne1
and superior passenger packet, in charge OF Cap
9 Harrison BlaSdel, with Messrs. g. A. Ditton an
]. w I. Dean in the Office, leaves this evening Q
) o'clock on her first trip to the above river. Til
aarry Dean has fifst-class accommodations, an
can carry large number Of passengers wit
: great comfort.