New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-09

By telegram to Mr., A. Brittou, we learn that
the steamer Magnolia, from st. Louis, passed
Memphis Monday She will arrive in time to
leave on her return trip on Saturday next.
The fast and superior packet NJ. s. Mepham,
left Cairo, for this city on the 9TH. she VIII
arrive to leave again for ST. Louis next saturday
By a telegram to Messrs Stevenson Douglas,
we learn that the City of Cairo passed Vicksburg
Yesterday; she will arrive this evening, and will
return to st. Louis on Friday.
we learn, through a telegram to Mr.. Thomas
Keete, agent, that the steamer Louisiana has
passed Memphis she will arrive here TOMORROW
and leave on her return trip to Louisville on FRI
day next.
Capt. L. s, GrRenlee has chartered the neat and
lght-draft packet Carrie Poole, and is now re-
ceving to leave for Macon and Tensas this evening.
The Carrie Poole is at the head of Poydras street.
The steamers White Cloud Ne. 2 and Continen-
tai, from ST. Louis, arrived yesterday with large
trips they are receiving, the former to leave this
evening, and the latter on Friday, for St. Louis.
We return our thanks for favors to the officers
Of steamers White Cloud No. 2, Continental, Carrie
Poole, ]. NJ Sharp and Irene.
The steamer yioksburg, Capt John W. Tobin,
is receiving at the foot of Canal street. to leave for
0uachita river on Saturday next, in place Of the
Enora.
The steamer W. H. Osborn being unayoidably
detained will leave this morning at 10 O'Clock for
| Memphis, Cairo and St. Louis, connecting with the
railroads for all points East and West.
| WHITE CLouD No. FOR ST.. LOUIS TO-DAY
/ Merchants aud Peoples Liae.-The great ST.
Louis passenger packet White Cloud No. ?, Capt
tain A. C. Hopkins commander, and Larry
Enther and J. II. Turner, clerk, leaves this
/ evening at S O'Clock for Memphis, Cairo and
| ST. Louis, connecting with the railroads for
all points East and West. The White Cloud is
! large. very feet and magnifcently appointed
passenger packet and has built for herself repu-
tation as few boats enjoy. Her cabin is a miracle
Of beauty, and her staterooms are large and ele-
giant. The table of the White Cloud is peculiar
institution, and is always supplied with all the
market affords.
! MITTEE STEPHENS FOR RED RIvER.-The new
and complete light draft packet Mittie Stephens
| Capt NJ Langhorn, commander, and Mr.. NJ. N
Carpenter clerk leaves at P. NJ for Jefferson and
way landings. She is staunch, swift and commo
diohs; her cabin is tastefully furnished. Capt
Langhorn il one of the most efficient officers OF
Red River, and as for our friend Carpenter-well
our word for t-heswil be found to discharge the
duties Of the Office in the most pleasant and agree
able manner
ALABAMA Express Passenger PdcEet.-At
O'Clock this evening the splendid passenger packe
Alabama, Capt. W. 7. Boardman, commander
will back out for Shreveport and way landings on
Red River. The passenger appointments of the
| Alabama are Of the most elaborate and superior
character; nothing is wanted to add to the com
1 fort and convenience of guests. Messrs. Alfred
and Handy are the clerks of the Alabama.
CorILE FOR BAYOU MACON AND TENsAs.- This
new aud unsurpassed passenger packet, in com,
mand of Captain L. n. Patterson, and Mr.. William
Guss, clerk leaves this evening at O'Clock for the
above and way landings. The Cotile has neat
and comfortable cabin, with spacious state rooms
and is under the command of the most prudent
and competent steamboatmen.
1 GA. THOMPSON FOR ArrAKAPAs-This new
staunch and fast passenger packet in command o
Capt. Nat. Wettmore, leaves at . P. NJ to-day fol
Attakapas and intermediate landings. Mr.. Charlie
Duehanp is the clerk Of this packet
IDAHoE FOR CAMDEN.--The very regular AM
excellent popular passenger packet Idahoe, Capt
Eugene Elliott, commander, and Mr. VIM. B. Clark
in the Office, leaves at o'clock this evening fo
the above and way landings. We oheerfully con
mend the Idahoe to-day to passengers bound t
Camden, as first-class packet uniting the quail
fcations of speed, comfort and safety.
DoUBLooE FOR RED RrYER.-Ths well-known an
justly popular passenger packet leaves this evening
at o'clock, for Shreveport and Intermediate
landings. Her cabin is one of the finest that come
to our port, and appointments, for convenience
and comfort are complete. Her success as a pas
aenger packet is ensured, and we take great plea
sure in commencing her to all travellers bound III
the river to-day. Captain w. G. Harrison is il
command, and Messrs. Wood and Israel are th
clerks.
IRENE FOR OPELoUsAs.-The fine, fast and com
plete passenger packet Irene, Capt. O. Hincke,
commander, and Mr.. NJ. Kenison in the Office
leaves at Eve this evening, for all landings q
above. The Irene has a seat and comfortable
cabin, has good and safe officers and can give frs
class accommodations to large number of pas
sengers.
LAFoURoHE, .. S. MAIL PACKET FOR BAYol
sARA--This fast and splendid U. s. NJ packet, il
command of Capt. " B. Baranco, and Mr.. P. I
Minor in the office, leaves at her usual hour, thi
morning at TO o'clock, for the above and all coas
landings.
FRANCES FOR MoBILR.-The splendid new 10y
pressure passenger packet Frances, Capt A. L
Myers, commander, leaves as above from tn
lake end of the Pontchartrain railroad at A P. M
to-day. Agent @. Harris, corner of Camp an
Common streets.
ST.. NICHOLAS FOR BAYOU sABA.-The sem
weekly passenger packet St. Nicholas, Capt S
Heno in command, and Mr.. J. G. Libano in til
office, leaves positively at 10 o'clock this morning
all landings up to Bayou Sara,
| w. H. OSBORN FOR ST. LoUIs.-This superio
passenger packet, in charge of Capt. Thos. Rogers
and Mr. c. GFist in the office, leaves this morning
at 10 O'Clock, for all landings up to St. Louis.
Hlarine SntelIi0enre.