New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-10-24

out his wheel barrow for the purpose of conveying
home his share Of the profits.
Capt, b. n. Owens has sold his interest of one.
eighth in the steamer War Eagle to W. H, Thor
weagan for $2,625. Parties in Chicago have sold
toGhas. Daft, of st. Louis ene.fourth of the tow
boat Storm No for $4,000.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 19.-Tlie weather yesterday
was clear and warm, with the thermometer at
seyentyfour degrees at twoP. NJ.
The river at this point commenced falling yes
terdaY morning, and up to six o'clock last evening
had fallen fully twelve inches, with scant twenty
three feet water In the channel at that hour. at
Pittsburg, yesterday at noon, the river was still
reported falling with four feet five inches water in
the channel, and weather clear. Messrs. Rose 81
Robinson received a dispatch from Memphis yes
terday, stating that there was but two feet water
in the Arkansas river and falling. Our latest adj
vices from other ports will be found in our special
Geographic columns on the inside.
| Business on the landing continues to gradually
increase, yet it lacks considerable to come up to
the standard of active times. Occasionally a
good order comes from the South to be filled in
| this market Yet, without doubt, St. Louis at
the present time is doing the bulk of the Southern
trade. We hope soon to see the 4 tables turned
| as certainly our markets offer inducements far
| superior to any other city in the West for the
| filling of Southern orders.
| The Argosy came in from Pittsburg last even
ing, with fine trip of freight. She re-ships six
hundred and eighty-6ye plows on the Swallow for
/ New Orleans.
| ]. D. HINDE FOR 0PELoUsAs.-The fine, fast and
| complete passenger packet j. D. Hinde, Capt. O..
| Hinckley, commander, and Mr.. NJ. Kenison in the
office, leaves at this evening for all landings as
/ above. This steamer has neat and comfortable
Ieabin, has good and safe officers, and can give
| first class accommodations to alarge number OF
| passengers. sr .-.-sfs
LAFoURoHE, 0. s. MAIL PACKET FOR BAYOU
| SARA.-This fast and splendid U. S. H. packet, in
command of Capt. V. B. Baranco, and Mr.. P. t.
Minor in the Office leaves at her usual hour this
evening at 5 o'clock for the above and all coast
landings.
IDAHoE FOR TRENTON AND MoNRoE.-The very
| regular and excellent popular passenger packet
1 Idahoe, Capt. Nick. McLaughln commander and
Capt. Sam Lawsonn the Office, leaves at O'Clock
| this evening. We cheerfully commend the Idahoe
| to-day to passengers bound up Quachita River as
first-elass packet, uniting the qualifications OF
| speed, comfort and safety.
LIVE OAK FOR LOWER CoAsT.-This fast sple
| did y. S. mail passenger packet, Capt. W. S. Bias
sett, commander, with +. a. McGarahan in the Of
1 fee, leaves at 10 A. NJ, for all landings on the
coast. The Live Oak has neat and fine aceommo.
datons for passengers, and her tables are al.
ways supplied with the best our markets afford.
ST NICHOLAS FOR BAYOU SARA.-This regular
semi-Weeky passenger packet, with Capt. s.
4 Heno on deck, and Mr. J. @. Libano in the Office
leayes alto o'clock this morning for all points III
to Bayou Sara The st. Nicholas has an elegan1
| cabin, large and comfortable stateroons, and heI
accommodations throughout are first class.
| soUTHERNER FOR MEMPH1s.-The new, fas
and splendid steamer Southerner, Captain Dfcl
| Mason commander, and Mr.. Steve Hancocl
| in the office, leaves at 5 o'clock this evening
for Memphis and all landings in the bends
connecting with the railroads for all points Eas
and West The Southerner is in every respect
complete passenger packet. and is under tht
| charge of the most attentive as well as carefu
officers. Passengers who have once enjoyed
/ trip on this packet will seldom experiment on an,
other when the Southerner is on hand.
Mite STEPHENS FOR RED RIvER.-The new
| and complete light draft packet Mithe Stephens
| Capt. N. Langhorne, commander, and Mr.. N. N
Carpenter, clerk leaves at p NJ for Jefferson ant
way landings. She is staunch, swift and commo
dious her cabin is tastefully furnished.
4 MISSISSIPPI Aantic and Mississippi Steaneszil
i C0papany's Line for SO. Lo1cis.-This large, ele
CANT and fayorite passenger packet in command
Of Capt, A. j. Carter, and Mr.. J. D. Malin. clerk
leaves this evening at s O'Clock for the above
connecting at Memphis, Cairo and st. Louis viii
the railroads for all points East and West. He
cabin is large and her staterooms fitted up will
every convenience, while she never fails 10 TAXI
| herpassengers through on time" She is staunch
/ feet and perfect, as q passenger packet, and en-
| joys widespread popularity as safe and reli
! able boat