New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-05
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this boat is the second boat sesngng 10 him that
has icss in time, 1he Dora Martin, sometime sine
sunk III Red also owned this snerprsng citizen
S Ti,R 4xER S6Ers HASps-Cap J. Smoke
having purchased the commando interest in this fast
srendid steamer and Will take Of her mex
trim Capt R. hinnc viii RET Ain command of her this tri
.na vii, them retire from tbs nv cr on account Of III health
raysIin IL alrkys MISTER pleasure but
r,aer which travellers who afford it always give prefe
cnce 10 INT mode Of co veyance which viii insure tt
rste speed safety the most ease and comfort an
N l wish 10 remind the travelling public il
diyiduay collectively that floating palace the
tousi now in command Of Capt R. snnott win leave f
Shreveport this evening o'clock Her cabin is large an
spaccus and furnished nnequaled style of agu6cenc
Every othes apointm aboat her upon equal scale
elegance and comfort Her is of the most sump.uor
character.
further part cnlars respectfully refer the inquirer
the National
BY Telegram to Messrs Stevenson Douglas we lear
that the steamer Magnolia VIII be here in leave th
evening the lake Mobile and that she will tax
passengers through to that city at five dollars.
The Lady Grace receiving and leaves for Red River
The Alone leaves for Red River Wednesday
Tho New Era landing receiving and leaves torno
rev evening for uuachita river.
The from Memphis Ned Tracy from St Louis an
Oife Branch from Louisville the landing receivn
to leave as advertised
Tho great Qnman will arrive during the day and leaves
morrow. her regular day, for vicksburg
The vgira arrived yesterday from Louisville in charge
hufdesn Win sood Tip We were pleased to se
old friend Mr. Ghas G. Schultz formerly clerk Of
finest packets clerk of this Mr. Kinney Smith, Jr
assists Mr. Schultz in the office.
The arrivals have been heavy last issue
s osr thanks to the officers q steamers Ned Tracy
y.Tnia | Pna Donna amsson Nina ~ smms lady Grace
and Lsourche for favers.
clippings ftom our exchanges.
ST. LoeM Feb Although the weather has been chilly
depth Of seven feet There good
navgaed and boats viii start shortly for for Naples
sas sns ssnaas @ and about equal
Ths Continental Captain N b Fowler Henry Dietrich
@ to- msy 3 n
HaHdy Henry ssiissr II assansa ne Fsps u NJ
I for New 0riesns II 80 'a'
! ss lats af 5000 70 ospssa Dan s and ssns
Tsan an.ss nse.e 4 M w M es ara and Sapts
apd 4yeT paeks It. VIC Aenps
Loulsv1IsE ysn " The river again Using rapidly A.
the ane sht sss tx in The Indian chute and
yesterday cloudy cold with prospects
of plenty & s1ow my III 4. 4. ,,,..r .t.r q
bu. in freight at the eyee were ineonsdeabs
s,sss 4 Iss il has The
st.s.ag b. and
pon No e raiss the Madison She wa partly rssed On sa
hundred yards . thought thSt by tlis mishap
the Madison's keel was badly torn.
dsI II New v
sSsea bevesn hs steamers g Hillnan and Mamie
Ths Peoples Line steamer HilIman, upward hound col
sd Ss IN aS Il S 4 sd e.
.a s nn d aaa md soss w ss ag IN and the
after IA rsJis;on ~ ad ~ 9T
because from the hull and both lying the
Of he frnitur sanht nsor ths M.rina %
The boat and cargo total loss. a T !. ~ .
nat te saddess part O. the disaster remains TO be told
yansn and o rs shn ,a a 1 10
tSs,r tie M that when they next opened their
sssIy into watery y ersye ana nep
have consessd with fsw Of the survivors, none
N nm ss tae @ snas the very low
neer VIA 1t ieas a5 nosby N NAV ~ ~
y na Il were mhe opinion 9f the survivors
posed picked up about so and taken them to Cinc
natl
es Bsnisn Sons ad Ta nna bh ny
pas hs first and mates Dutton Henson
anes As WordsmnS n enne, seS1nu s.ewaid
the tsxns tender and his wife, and the berth maker
ST. Louis. Feb 2Yesterday was beautiful spring like
srd business abont hs landing was remarkably brisk In
vanced st bis nnt sst and u NH nv n ss WV 1b y I'M
Inches City Deetrix- There must be now fully
iees n ~ se ont to Cairo The Missouri river
loading hsse for that stream viii e xnest ri re G IL te % a y
nato without much sparring The Tennessee
h II asets aas u exeeien beating order and every
sprnr seascn = " ~ opeis Y sne
MxxriiIs Fab s8 = Mild p,eassnt and beau,ifu was The
geathes Yesterday reminding april day
large humber Of packets are now + iynr at sSe
aua Ieceivng freghts The landing Is
~ ~ S a @ esn ana tno snpments ana receipts
packets nne bling large quantities o agricultural
norses mules and stock q every kind which
ably Tie best evidence that could be Evan II hi II q
peace and the general resumption Of agricultural pursuits
Ano ~ ~ " y Sousnuss y fise lap'a'y'
FoR AoDtLEfhe hne fast low pressure steamer Creole
clerk leaves today on the arrival or liz 4k = train
y oAss oassnaissn = Aalroad agents Leach Perkins
$50 = = ''Aes's. ela = ''@sies s'isess.