New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-16
Airer SnteIliaente.
CRESCENT OFFICE, No. "a Camp

| the COOL bracing wind from the north, enlivening
all of our citizens causing pedestrians to hurry
around to keep their blood in circulation. IN
deed it was lovely day, and we hope such
weather will last to give those now engaged in the
arrangement for the great State fair which is to
come-off next week, ample time to perfect their
stupend0us work, of which all are more or less
| interested.
The arrivals of several western steamers, to-
gether with some of our regular packets, caused
business to be quite active the levee yesterday.
The Gen. J. A. Quitman, from GreenVie, and the
David White from Louisville, arrived in the morn
ing, discharged and reloaded for their return trip,
before dark.
We learn from dispatch received by Mr.. ".
NJ. Surls, that the steamer Mittie Stephens, from
Jefferson, with 1000 bales cotton, will be in port
| this morning ready to receive, and leaves again
tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock for all landings
| on Red river
From a telegram received by Mr.. j. A. Steven
son yesterday, under date Of Memphis 18th inst
we are informed that the steamer White Cloud,
| from St. Louis, had passed that place and would
arrive here on Sunday next.
The steamer Clara Dolsen, from St. Louis
passed Natchez yesterday, as we learn from
dispatch to Mr.. John A. Stevenson, and will be in
port to-day, ready to receive TO leave tomorrow
afternoon.
we learn that dipatch was received yesterday
| from Shreveport, announcing that the river was
that heavy rains were prevailing in all th2seetion
of country.
Messrs. G. L. Kouns & Bro. favor US. with tel.
egram stating that the Navigator had passed
Baton Rouge, and will be found at the landing
to-day ready to receive, and will leave tomorrow
afternoon.
The steamer Lizzie Tate, Capt. Lee, left yester-
day afternoon for the purpose Of wrecking the H,
Cart. Nick Mclaughlin yesterday succeeded ID
getting the America, and will run her in place OF
The Idahoe as weekly packet to- Trenton and
Monroe, leaving here every Wednesday, The
America did not leave yesterday, but Will pos
lively leave this morning at 10 A. NJ.
The Idahoe is receiving, and leaves for Camden
| ard way landings tomorrow evening.
t Capt. Crawford, Of the Henry Ames has con,
cluded to put his boat in the New 0rierns and
Memphis trade, and will leave on his first trip
today. After this trip, he will take the days of
the Won Phu, leaving here every Wednesday.
We are glad to know that our Memphis and
Bend friends have at last succeeded in inducing
Capt. Crawford to place his boat IN the trade, for
she is one of the best and most comfortable
packets on the great Mississippi river and we
know that everything will be done to make every
one comfortable and all freight intrQsted to their
5 care will be always put out at the right place G.
4. Williams is the chief clerk, assisted by Mr.. Full
kersOn, and the wheel Of the Ames will be guided
by these careful aud sklltul pilots, Messrs. Droui
lard and Jolly with their bright array Of officers
: The Ames is bound to be perfect success.
. The Pauline Carroll, for st. Louis, and Caddo,
i for Red River, were detained from leaving yester-
: day; the former leaves today at y NJ and the
idIteI tl9 eNGLihS nv couuo "itl ai'eiI4 W !Ie
business ,'I1 81 tae ITsae lhlS "lP' ana VIII give
: The Magenta from Yicksburg, Eicksburg from
l. OG4tnita tlSeti anu NJ me- fLSi" rom o.. LUtSis
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By a telegram to John F. Douglass. agent, we
l, letlj tat iL9 I, ts99 ~, ~ ~ " ~
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! Ford Of Sew Aiba0y for s45 0S6. The existence
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a Paul Marchand an oId steamboat clerk died
# last tuesday in 0wensboro. XIV,
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