New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-27
ast Gtaus gals Gascent oaaay 2 ming, S01s a. 1885,

Business on the whole, is improving, and we
think in two or three weeks, Will assume TAR
degree of activity. Ereights on all the upper
rivers are more plenty, with prospect % there
being very heavy shipments OF gram Wltnh Tue
next six weeks Our Southern trade Is also IN
Creasng which can be noted from the taGt OF
there being three or four boats announced Tor
New Orleans, while lately there mas seldom or
ever been over one or two boats loading Tor the
Crescent City at one time BY the middle Of
September, every branch of river trade will be in
full blast. The packets on the lower Mississippi
that have been laid up for the last six weeks,
are gradually wheeling into line, and everything
sounds the note of returning activity to trade and
commerce.
The elegant steamer Trgiuia begins to load this
morning for New Orleans and way landings, to
leave probably this evening.
We are as usual indebted to Charley Thomdike,
the popular clerk, fora copy OF manifest, etc, The
Stonewall will lay up for few days 10 receive a
thorough overhauling preparatory to entering the
New Orleans trade for the fall and winter business
The Commonwealth, Capt. 10. Lloyd, leaves at
noon to-day for New Orleans VIM. Deyeny pre-
sides in the Office for the present. The Common
wealth will have in cargo 50head CATTLE 60 sheep,
and 30 hogs.
pairs.
of the Atlantic line toload to-day for New Orleans.
She will back out for all the landings this evening,
She is commanded b. the agreeable Carson, ana
his usual place OF resort The Arthur Is hue and
commodious as well as fast steamer.
The good steamer Lizzie Gill comes out to-day
| and leaves on Saturday Tor New Orleans. Capt
10. Bryant will command, with VIM Rhodes IL
the office.
JOHN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and Peoples Ljnt
for St. L0utS.-This evening, at o'clock, the
favorite, fast and splendid ST Louis packet, JOIN
| Kilgour, leaves as above. The cabin arrange
ments of the Kilgour are of the best character
and no better boat floats on our rivers. We ad
| wise passengers to call on board and pay this
steamer a visit of inspection, and we are SURE
that they will engage their passage before leav
ing. Can't. Henry Switzer is in command, ant
MI. ". S. Foster does The honors Of the office
| NINA SIa,IEs, EXPRESS PASSENGER PACKET Fol
BAYOU SARA.-This fast and splendid passenger
| packet in command of Capt. w. r. Greenhouse
with Messrs. Ioxler and Millern the office, leave
at ) P. NJ. to ay for the above and coast land
ings. PasseI ers for the coast will find the Simme
most comfortable packet.
| CAMELIA FOR THE WATERING PLACEs.-Thi
regular, fast and splendid low pressure packe
| leaves to-day from the Ponchartrain Lake end q
the arrival of the u A. NJ. train. Capt w,
| Cozzens is in command, and Mr.. John Otway
| the efficient pprser.
! RUTH, u. S. MAIL PACKET FOR ST.. LoUIs-At
| I1ntic and mississippi Steamship GOnlpdHy-Th
splendid ana fast passenger packet in charge 0
Capt. John A. Duble, with MIR. John Hinton i
the Office, leaves this evening, at O'Clock, for al
landings up to St. Louis, connecting at Alemphl
and Cairo with the railroads for all points eas
and west. The Ruth is a popular packet in th
line and always has full trips Of freight and pa.
| sengers The Ruth is tirst-classl packet, and j
managed by excellent officers and experience
boatmen
CLEoNA FOR OPELoUsAs.-This fine and ligt
draft passenger packet in charge Of Captain
G.. Pickett, and Mr.. ]. B. scbmit in the Office
leaves at o'clock P. NJ. to-day for 0pelousas an
| way landings.