New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-04
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CREscENr oFFtoE, No. 9l Camp Street,
Thursday Morning, October 4, 1866.

A1uisuaF 9Aofhlng Ictober A, 1855.
Busiaesa on the landing, yesterday, was good
aAe arrivals, however, were not numerous. III,
weather moderated some, and as we write. y,
zhoad not be surprised il We had rain soon.
LARGE L0AD.-The great Quitnan, CAPT j. HI
Uhite, arrived yesterday from yickaburg and the
9ends with 1l6s bales cotron, and a large number
cf passengers This is the largest load Of cotton
brought into port this season.
RogERT b. LEE.-Ths new, magnificent, and
unsurpassed passenger steamer, we learn through
telegram, received yesterday, sentirely finished,
and all ready for business. She will leave Louis.
ville on Saturday next for this city. She win
commence in her trade, leaving here on her first
Grip on Tuesday, 18th inst, and leaving here rehu.
AarlY every Tuesday, ats p. NJ, for Vieksburg and
way landings, Capt. John VI, Cannon viii be in
command.
The Red River packet Cuba, Captain w. 4.
BoaFdman. viii be at the wharf this morning,
1eady 70 receive al favors. The Cuba leaves On
Saturday.
Tae White Cloud No. 2, on account of fog, win
net arrive until tonight. She will leave for Mem
Nhis Cairo and 81. Louis tomorrow evening.
Tie Lotus No. 2, Capt. James Shedden, is ready
far business. She il now receiving, and leaves on
Saturday Tor Jefferson and intermediate landings
asn fsed River.
9s91etath ou1 tilalAs Iof taYoFa 20 tne ofncers
u6 steamers Lafoureha and Gen. Quitnar.
The superior steamer Norman, Capt. Varble is
xeceiyingi aud leaves tomorrow evening for Mem.
sshis, Cairo, Louisville ana Cincinnati. Send your
freight down.
THE Cleona, the pet of the 0pelousas trade, in
charge Of Capt Puckett, with Mr.. j. B. sehmit in
ezze office, is receiving, and will leave positively
&1n Saturday for 0pelonsas and way landings
BY telegram from Cincinnati, dated yester.
asay. we learn that the steamer Monsoon would
Leave for this port She will arrive in time to
leave here next week, in her trade between this
! city and the lower coast. Capt. Ill Bayhi, popu-
aE and great favorite in the trade, will have
#iehangs of her.
GAe Sonora, Capt. Broad, is now receiving, and
saaVes for Atchafalaya and way landings on Sat.
arday. The Sonora has been put in splendid
order, and Is well adapted for the trade
The Cen Quitmau leaves this evening for
sGreenyiIle and the Bends. All freight for Yazoo
river shipped by the ouitman will be reshippeds
nn tie light.draft steamer Mystic, as the Quitnan
sin connect with her this trip.
TaR NEW ERA soLD.-We learn that one-half Of
siaigsseamer was sold yesterday by Capt Wood
Is parfies for the Lafourche trade. The price
paid was at the rate Of $4,000 for the whole
6oat. The New Era Will leave here regularly
every Tuesday and Saturday, throughout the
Eeasoh.
dLIPprsas FROM ORR ExcHAHsEs.
gfSonNATI, Sept. 29.--The weather Yesterday
agas clear and pleasant
st pittsburg at noon yesterday, the river was
NisIug slowly with 8 feet inches of water in the
.s4annel, with clear weather at temperature of
ga degrees above zero and acertaintY of rise.
BY the marks at the Waterworks the river had
Eiien feet inches, during the tWenty-f0ur hours
rsegHing si1 O'Clock yesterday morning, atWhich
q = 80 "a.
enamel. During the remainder Of the day it fell
e feet.
EusiHess was duh on the wharf yesterday.
esAIn0, Sept 30.-The river at this point is |