New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-16
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Tuesday. January 10, 1850 .
Yesterday continuation of the two previous DAYS Ihe
weather exceedingly disagreeabe and the eyee mas p
almost impossible Business of COURSE was dull partly
account Of she rain, and general thing on hosss
there much doing The arrivals and departures
were very few indeed.
By telegram from vicksburg Mr. j. A Stevenson we
learn that Can't A. G. Hopkins with the steamer White Cloud
No. will arrive in por. to-day from Louisville She will
leave again Tomorrow morning at IL O'clock
We exceedingly that urgent engagements prevented
s f, accennr The kind invitation from Capt David Sin
not. and Mr. Graham the steamer Morgan yesterday
We understand the guests that were present that the
Morgan is splendid steamer and will vie with boat in the
trade this city Mobile She strong built with
all the modern improvements to make travelling pleasure
I We can safely say all hound the lake that if
they lucky to become guest Of CAPT snnot
and Mr. Graham this splendid that they will
regret the hour Of separation.
The Morgan returns Mobile this evening Lake
end of the Pontcharrain Railroad at ~ Mr. John A.
Stevenson No Front street, Messrs sinno Adams
Wayne % Commercial Alley the agents of the Morgan will
give any information that may be required
We return thanks for avers officers of the
ers Ruth. Gen. Qui.man and Bart Able.
The steamer Ruth arrived yesterday with large trip and
returns this evening St Louis and points glad
FRIEND Mr. Jno Greenough formerly clerk Of the
Niagara Of this splendid His friends
many and think that he is great acquisition to boat
that he may be employed on.
The Mnnow and Scotia did yesterday
of not getting their freight down The former leaves
at L n. to-day, anu the latter at 5P.A
GLEAsINGs FROM OUR EXCHANGES.
MEMPHIS, Jan Is The weather yesterday like
and genial spring day than midwnter day-t was
assss the eyes ,a actyf cson ship
dull Arkansas river shipments little active.
Tee river continues to ecede We have new advices
have up to 10th Navigation above
cold weather North The river above That point IS now
Pstsy frozen Ice was making rapidly up The river It
The river that point reeeded IS inches during
Isl e hGa e lie and IS
| On the shoaest bars along the Ohio river
tered, they being the Luminafy Louisville W R, Ar
NE saa Shs a sesa from from
p np With H. aSGa sEhs @ the
GlsoIsNA7L-The Commercial, of the 10th, says:
The Pine Grove, Capt Dan Marata, bSund from Pitts
burg for Cincinnati and Louisville with fhl cargo over $50
a ia1s Struck ts Island
Ths cargo viii doubtless be damaged condition. and
ss Il ne a nat 81 The e f. Ins
Rock vaued $4,000 and insured for sa5 oo Cincinnati
Pitssbur and Wheeng Offices The City Company
ar George L. johnson eiegTaphs from Gspols that nav
Cation was suspended at that point yesterday by the heavy
Lousy1 L. cThe river was falling yesterday with
seven feet IN the canal During the previous
twenty oae inches 1t Portland Inc weather was oderans
on Tic falls LAST evening re was Eve feet water down the
Of the Indiana chute and only four feet water all
business was excessively dull in all departments.
hs from New Orleans vas hns last evening
the Portland wharf receiving freight for Or
abundant rs 3g7' 81 s4
LADY For YAzoo RrvsR-This neat comfortable pas
senger packet command Of Captain George r. Hubbard
leaves this evening o'clock for ali landings Yazoo
high Greenwood She has and pleasant cabin
passengers bound up the will comfortable place
by taking passage on this packet.
NaTosAL RIyER-The large and ayorite passen-
ger packet National Captain R. snnctt commander and
Mr. F. c. Findren in the office, leaves this evening at
for all landings up Shreveport The National is
beyond doubt Of the elegant passenger
packets in Red River Her officers gentlemen of we'll
courtesy obign disposition well as thorough
and efficient steamboatrnen. gGG
PIONEER ERA-Era Line for Red Rper To DaK-Shippers
and travellers will bear in mind that this very light pss
senger packet with Captain William Gillian commander
Mr. George Hamilton in the office leaves this evening
O'Clock for all landings Shreveport But few any
the packets running this port stronger claims
the confidence and patronage Of travellers shippers
does the Pioneer Era f9 @4s
sCARRIE Pool FOR RED RIvER-This light draft (ony
drawing II inches passenger packet under
Captain James Muse leaves positively at o'clock this
evening" for all landings up Shreveport and Jefferson
Mr. Sam Wythe ocates in the office the Carrie Pool
CUBA FOR RED RIvERThe new light draft safe
Portable passenger packet Cuba, Capt W T Boar1man
mander and Mr. Green Mitchell clerk leaves this evening
o'clock for Shreveport and intermediate landings The
Cuba has superior, in any particular in the trade
GEN UTAAS FoR VIGKsBURG-The great Vicksburg packet
Gen. Quitman Capt John W. Cannon commanding, leaves
o'clock this evening for the above and way landings
She is fast the fastest and has cabin which, capacity
completeness beauty, comfort and luxury has superior
aoat The fame fthe great Qutman has travelled far and
wide passenger packet she has celebrity
as safe and reliable which few boats boast
Messrs Roberts and McVay still do the honors Of the Office
TpAHoE elegant and isht draft passenger
packet Idace, Capt Eugene Elliott commander Wm
Clarke clerk leaves this day at for the above
landings She has every convenience board make
her passengers comfortable. "
n. j. LooKwooD ouAGHTrA RlyERThs fast and SUI
peror passenger packet in charge Of Capt r. G. Rawlings
leaves o'clock this evening for Camden nterme-
dia,e points She has splendid cabin passengers will
well entertained Capt D. Flkeraon, OF our oldest
steamhoatmen ohcates in the office Of the n j. Lockwood
We commend him to all friends IN the Ouachita country
being strict business and careful seaInboatman
LOUISE MoBILE.-Ths ,and fine low pressure
passenger steamer in command of Capt Hopkins leaves
day at "a for the above named place from the Lake
Of the Pontcharan Railroad Agent G. Harris,
/ Camp and Common streets. Et a a@e
SARATOGA FOR RED BIvERThe passenger packet Saratoga
Captain John 9. Dowty eommander and Mr.. A p. Rod
clerk, leaves this evening at O'clock for Red
She has neat and well appointed cabin every comfort
on board to make travelling pleasure this steamer
I MINSow FOR OUAcHIrA AND SALINE RlvRRs-This very
light draft packet leaves to-day at II for the
and all way landings Capt. N. II. Lepyenwotth in com
mand and Mr.. j. H. Leavenworth oiiciates in the Office
1 scIorA FOR Bayou BARTHOLOMEW This complete packe
the above taking freight Ouacta landings Oh
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