New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-21
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the opening of the State Far, business On the
Levee was quite animated. The steamera adyer- /
tsed departed for their respective destinations at
the usual hour with good trips Of freight and nu-
merous passengers. The weather was delightful,
and nearly every one embraced the opportunity !
to 70 out and visit one of the most imposing cere-
monies that ever transpired in the Southwest !
We are to have quite an accession of our fayo-
rite packets at the landing this day, and no doubt
business will be active on the leyee.
II Mr.. John A. Stevenson fayors us with dis
patch, dated Vicksburg 18th inat announcing
that the steamer Commonwealth will arrive to-day,
to receive freight, and will leave again on to-mor-
row afternoon at S o'clock for St. Louis. g.
Among the arrivals yesterday we notice the
new barge line in tow of the fine steamer sam
Parker with Capt. Jas. Good in command. We
learn that the barges brought down from the Ono
River about 800 tons OF merchandise ot various
THE The Mississippi Valley Transportation Com
pany's steamer Yankee, Capt. Coll, left yesterday
for St. Louis with four barges in tow, carry.
ing $50 tons sugar, $50 tons salt and 20O tons OF
coal.
the Lizzie Tate left last evening for the wreck
of the Won phul, to get more of her cotton |.
fhe Tate will be back again this evening.
! The Frolic came to the landing yesterday and
/ commenced to receive for Mndenand intermediate |
landings on Red River She leaves positively
this eTeung, with Captain George Albah IN
: BY request of many passengers and shippers,
, CAPTAIN Boardman delayed his departure Win 4a
5 racket Cuba until this evening" at WHICH tlme sle
= will positively leave.
: Tie j. H. Grocsbeck will leave positively to-day
b at u H., for Cincinnati aud way LANDINGS. capt
u Dan W. Maratta, safe aud reliable gentleman,
4 is now owner and commander OF tins passenger
:" Tie great Ruth had not made her appearance at
, dark But we learn hya telegram from Baton
- Rouge to Capt J. f. Douglas, that she passed that
= point Yesterday early and she will be at the land
N Ing this morning ready for business 6he IS ah'
~ nOrnGed for departure this evening ICE DA5mPAS7
to Cairo and st. Louis.
W Our readers will perceive, by an advertisement
IN IA to-day's CRESCENT, that the steamer Mo1e
6 Able one Of the fastest and finest steamers Of the
50 celebrated Atlantic line, will enter The New "
! leans and Memphis trade as regular packet.
y. The Molle Able will leave here on her first trp
Or Oh Wednesday next, and viii leave here every q
= ternate Wednesday. Capt A. J. Carter will be n
a. command, and Mr. Monroe 7. Cunningham Will
,fa offciate in tile Office.
T. The splendid Alabama will take all freight that
has been sent to the Lizzie Tate, and Leaves TINS
~ ,ta The Caroline is Off for Jefferson ths evening
oe and will take freight for Jefferson without the
! privilege Of reshipping
;na Tile Tie steamer Lady Franklin, Capt. Finkbine
n from White River, will, We learn from her agents
% Messrs. Ripley & Bro, arrive tomorrow ready Z
= receive cargo and leaves on her return trip tt
- White River Little Rock and Big Black on Satur
IT, IT, day next, the 24th inst, at o'clock
i,a The mammoth Peter Baen is receiving for al
''0 landings on the Arkansas rlyer
IA We return our thanks for tavors to the othcef
~ ~ Of steamers Iron City and ST. Nicholas.
nj Byreelrig to card in another part Of to-day.
ttta CRESCENT, our readers will learn that tile Ami
ID Wagey Capt. Alex, Grant, jr., commander, VII
= leave here regularly every Monday and IhNrsda
,,or at 10 A. NJ for all landings the lower coast,
Pgs Pgs The White Cloud No. 2, Capt. Ash G, Hopkins
s5S il off at p. NJ for Memphis, Cairo and st. Louis
XII XII The Iron City Capt. Roots, arrived yesterda
- from Jefferson with one Of the finest trips OF til
I2 season, full Of cotton and passengers. The ITO
City will not return to Red River
hut FRoL1o FOR 1fINDEN. This unique and exeee'
aIes ipgy ght draft passenger packet is at tile lam
xas ing receiving freight for all landings on LaF
3 H. Bisteneau, and leaves this evening at5 oclot
$50 positively. Her passenger Accommodations a1
lion complete in every particular. We cordially cor
mend her and her worthy officers to the publ
new to-day. Capt. Geo. Alban is iu command
ia is WHITE CLoUD No. 2 FOR ST. Louis To-pAY
Railroad Ljt,e,-The great ~. Louis passeng
t de- packet White Cloud No 2, Capt. A. @. HopkiE
3 H. Commander and Mr.. Jos. Fay, clerk, leaves Il
evening at o'clock for Memphis, Cairo and S
sled Louis connecting with the railroads for all poll
for East and West. The White Cloud is large, We
tern fleet and magniicently appointed passeng
/ re- packet and has built for herself reputation
mon, j. f. C}RoESBEcK FOR CINcINNAT1,-Th new a
5O01 splendid passenger packet Capt. D. w. Marat
allon commander, and Mr.. w. NJ. Maratta in
Good Office leaves to-day at II NJ, for Memphis Cal
z42Gc Louisville aud Cincinnati connecting with the
loice roads for all points East and West. We Gheertr
aiGo commend this paeketto oRr friends and the put
i2HC. generally, SHE IS a StdAaGn hnl sai4 hLGaL
II Still. with fine pa a-senEer accommodations,
SoUTHERNEE FOR MEMPHIS ANDTHG BEEDs.-i
little new fast and splendid steamer Southerner Ga
.ouisi Dick Mason commander, and MI steve Hanct
2l23e. in the Office, leaves at O'Clock this EVEN
for Memphis and all landings in the pef
sales connecting with the railroads for all points
sup ana West. The Southerner is in every respec
f12Jc. complete passenger packet and IS under
charge of the most attentive as well as cart
oduce officers. Passengers who have once enloye
es are trip on this packet will seldom experiment on
b. for other when the Southerner is on hand.
0 New j, D. HNDE FOR OPEL0uSAs.-The fine, fast
Sail complete passenger packet ]. D. Hinde, Capt
bl. for HinCkley commander and Mr.. NJ. kenIsOn in
n and Office leaves at this evening, for all landing
Proyi above. This steamer has a neat and comforts
rpool cabin has good and safe officers, and can give
on the class Accommodations to large number OF
for the ST. NICHOLAS FOR BAYOU SARA.-This reg
semi-weekly passenger packet, with Capt
,e have Heno deck, and Mr.. J. Q: Libano IN
every office leaves at 10 O'Clock this morning
ia m for all points up to Bayou Sara. The St. Mel
: If the has an elegant cabin, large and comfort
In New staterooms, and her Accommodations throug
1 what are frst-class .
s S0 tban PETER BALEN FOR ARKANSAS RIvER.-This
innat light draft passenger packet in command of
hi@h as John A. Williams and Mr. John Bird in the
95e to leaves at P. NJ for the above, taking freigh
ia Sc all intermediate landings on the Mississippi
mpara- Arkansas rivers as lti uP % ~ u ~ 80 t;
re also has neat cabin and good accommodation!
J, which passengers. ~ g., r ~
tumb STEAMER kUrh, fAGkET F9F s9F'
fact of splendid aud last passenger packet in char
It level Capt. J. A, Duble, with Mr. Jas. D. Malen
office, leaves this evening at o'clock fc
NJ stock landings up to ST. Louis connecting at Mel
cline in and Cairo with the railroads for all points
N Sc. to and West. The Ruth is popular packet il
20 per lne ana alMays VA as lu tps & ot n'
rise and packet and is managed by excellent officer
cached. experienced poaGtilen. I ~, ,qo,-,o-, M,
eapness regular and excellent popular passenger ?
set iney America, Capt. Nick Mclaughlin commando
carried Capt. Sam Lawson in the office, leaves ats
We we've this evening, We cheerfully commend
proaaee America to-day to passengers bound up Gu
ed, and river, as Ls' i,ohel' nt 'ii0 q0'
y is that LIVE OAE FOR LOWER GoAsT-This fast
9;nitasts y did US. mail passenger packet, Capt w.
nd force sett commander, with F. A. McGarahan in
luccrs to nee, leaves ~ ~ a. NJ, lol ~ - iataSs
Wit6in dations for passengers, and her tables
not aid ways supplied with the best our markets a
proyeda GAEoLlNE M n f0H iseD ~ t ot e'