New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-01

Greenyilla this afternoon, as5 T. NJ.
We return our thanks for favoTs to the officers
of steamers Il, i. McGill, Julia, Henry Won Phul,
Idahoe and j. u. Hinde.
The steamers Idahoe ]. D, Hinde and Henry
Won Phul--all regular Wednesday paekets-were
not able to leave yesterday according to the time
advertised, owing to difficulties on their down trip
They will, however, leave to-day. The Idahoe /
leaves at 10 A. VI, and the Won Phul and J. d. (
Hinde this evening,
The Irene, for Red River, and John Kilgonr,
for st, Louis, were also detained from leaving as
announced The former leaves this evening, and
the latter this morning.
The weekly packet Annie Wagley, Capt. A.
Grant, Jr., will not leave to-day on account Of
general holiday. She will, however, leave posi- |
lively oh Saturday, for Grand Eeore and way
landings, aud hereafter Will leave every Saturday.
The Lizzie. Tate and Caroline are receiving for
Jefferson and intermediate landings on Red River.
The Lizzie is off this evening, and the Caroline
win leave on Saturday.
The n. L. sMcGili, Capt. Wm. Conley,of the St.
| Louis Railroad Line. made her appearance yes
terday, looking better than we have ever seen
her. Since she was here last she has had extern
siye repairs and improvements made, and she now
yies with her sister packets She is now receiving
for return trip, to leave tomorrow for Memphis,
| Cairo and st. Louis, The MeGill will take freight
/ for Nashville and landings on the Cumberland
river, with the privilege of reshipping. Our
friend, and enc of the most expert clerks on the
river Mr.. Lee a. Hall, ofciates as chief clerk of
This packet
/ The Cuba and 1Eittie Stephens. from Red River,
will be in port to-day ready for business. They
leave again on Saturday.
The Bgreat Ruth, We learn, viii arrive here to-
/ morrow from st. Louis.
i CLIPPINGS FROM OUR EXCHANGES.
| CAIRo, Oct 29-6 ?. M.-Gold north wind,
! weather clear; river fell two feet.
4 Steamers passed-Henry Ames, New Orleans to
| st. Louis; Lady Gay, st. Louis to New Orleans;
| Atlanta, Pittsburg to New Orleans; NJ S. Mepham,
4 st. Louis to New Orleans. Lady Gay and Nepham
! leave tomorrow morning. Atlanta, new boat,
/ goes to Chattahooehee river.
4 LITTLE RoCK, Oct. 29.--Ihe river IS falling
/ slowly. with nine feet in the channel.
The Caldwell, Celeste and Gov. Sharkey have
arrived.
MEMPHrs Oct. 80.-Weatherclear ana pleasant;
I The river here rose two feet in the past forty
II eight hours. @
Arkansas and White rivers are reported rising.
The river at St. Louis is falling with twelve feet
i in the channel to this point.
The Ohio is falling, with five and half feet in
the canal, and eight and half feet on the bars in
the lower ONO.
The steamers SouthernGr and Mississippi hence
ari1,a5 IN ffarnbia an +ba ootb and fha +ogy heats
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leans.
Business on the levee, at Memphis on the 30th,
gshs dull, with but few arrivals.
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Tfe so7fllerner Cant lJjSl Maso1. arrived His
morpine frorn Nav 0iieatiss WIFI I75 baes IF cof
Il tou and 100 tons Of groceries, The Southeraer is
the regular Wednesday New Orleans and bends
paeket She Is receiving at the wharf foot Of Court
street.
4 The Mississippi passed up Sunday evening. She
4 put oil here so bales OF cotton and lot OF misce
Ianeous ffelght.
4 We received no late St. Louis Louisville or Gin
i cfnrati raners ,,er mail #lost nicbt.
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ele eliiciene parssF.
LOUISVILLE FOR LoUIsyILLE,--This superior,
fast and splendid passenger steamer leaves this
evening at O'Clock for Memphis, Cairo, Louis
vile aud way points, connecting with the railroads
for all points East and West. Capt a. O. Ross is
in command, and Mr.. Fl. @. Bruce in the office.
She has large and beautiful cabin, and every i'm
prOVement to make the traveller comfortable.
STARK AND BAReEs FOR 81. LouIs--This fast boat
with her new and complete barges leaves this
morning at 10 o'clock for st. Louis and will
take aid kinds of freight and especially that
kind that is prohibited on passenger steam
ers Captain j. n Burdea1, the agent of
of tine Mississippi Valley Transportation Company,
will give all information that may be required BY
| shippers by calling upon him at his office, No. AZ
Fulton street.
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