New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-28


4 MEMpuis. July 20 Business on the landing yes.
! terduy was dull. The weather was extremely
hot, The river here continues to decline about
/ four inches in every twenty-lour hours, The Ar
/ kansas is falling slowly with scant four feet to
! Little Rock aud twenty-five inches from Lir,le
Rock TO Fort Smith. White river continues % de,
cline, with eight and halt feet to DuyOl5 Bluff,
The Mississippi at 81, Louis is falling, with scant
ten feet to Cairo. The Ohio was rising at Pitts.
| burg on Saturday, with three feet in the channel
at Cincinnati, and Louisville it was falling with
scant four feet in the canal and four and a half
| feet on the bars.
CUBA FOR RED RTvER.-The new light draft, safe
and comfortable passenger packet Cuba Capt. w.
I, Boardman, commander and Mr.. A. J. Dye,
clerk, leaves this evening at O'Clock for jefferson
and intermediate landings. The Cuba has no sube-
rior in any particular, in the trade.
MARY FOX Watering PLACES AND MoBILE.-
The splendid new low pressure passenger
packet Mary, Capt. A. L. Myers, commander,
leaves as above from the lake end of the
Poutchartrain railroad at u N. today. Agent
i G. Harris, corner of Camp and Common
streets
j. M. SHARP FOR LAFoURoHE,-This fast and su-
| perior passenger packet, in command of Captain
Henry Streck, with Captain DalIares in the office,
leaves for the above and all coast landings at
O'Clock this morning.
| CLEoNA FOR OPELousAs-This 1ne and light
draft passenger packet, in charge of Capt c.
c. Pickett and Mr.. j. B. schmit in the Office,
leaves at 5 o'clock T. M. to-day for Opelousas
and way landings.
i LAvoURcHE, U. S. MAIL PACKET FOR BAYOU
SARA.--This fast and splendid U. S. NJ packet. in
command of Capt V. B. Baranco, and Mr.. P. 7,
Minor in the office, leaves at her usual hour, this
evening at o'clock, for the above and all coast
landings. ..... .....
FAsuIoNEoR VIcEsBURG.-The superior passen
ger packet Fashion, Capt. D. P. Pratt, c6mman
der leaves at O'Clock P. NJ, to-day for the above
connecting with first class packets for Memphis
and Yazlo river. The Fashion has q large and
beautiful cabin, sets first claes table, and is IN
der the charge of the most careful officers. Messrs.
Shaw and Ludwigsen still continue ta do the agree
able in tie Office Of the Fashion.
| CAMILLA FOR THE WATERING PLAoEs.-This
new, fast and splendid low pressure passenger
packet leaves the Lake end on the arrival Of the
! P. NJ, train Of cars for the above. Capt A. p.
Boardmaa is in command, and Mr.. John Otway is
! the efficient purser.
! NArIosAL FOR RED RIyER.-The large and
/ favorite passenger packet National, Capt J. D.
Clarke commander, and Nh. W. N. Gaines in the
office, leaves this evening at O'Clock, for all
landings on Red River The National is be-
You'd doubt, one of the most elegant and desirable
passenger packets in Red River. Her officers are
gentlemen Of welknown courtesy and obliging
disposition, as welas thorough and efficient steam
} boatmen
W.R ARTHUR, U. S. MAIL PACKET FOR ST.. Louis
ANanHoand Mississippi Steamship Company
This fawrlte, superior and fast passenger packet
leaves hs evening at 5 O'Clock for Memphis,
Cairo AMI St. Louis, connecting with all the rail
roads fol all points East and West She has large,
airy ant most elegantly furnished staterooms,
> We commend her to theppublie to-day and we can
assure that none who intend travelling up to St.
Louis orway landings will fail to be pleased with
the fare md treatment they will receive on the W.
R. Arthur. Capt H. G. Carson is still in command,
: while tn ever obliging and attentive Mr.. Ben. a.
y Cougar dictates as chief clerk.
T, D. HEE FOR JEFFERsoH.-The excellent
: passengr steamer I. D, Hine Capt. J. J. Worley,
commander, with Mr. Geo. G. Hamilton in the
Z Office, leves this evening at O'Clock for the
i above all all intermediate landings on Red River.
q We adyie passengers to lose no time in securing
. rooms ia the trip on this steamer They cannot
fail to Eel at home on board, and will be furnished
with excellent accommodations, and will also ne
well entrtaiued by our friend Hamilton, who will
; keep thin in good humor by his long list OF
!, humoros stories that he will mpart to them dur
ing the that they may be on board of this neat
and cornodious steamer.
VIcKsURG FOR OUAcH1TA RTvER.-This new
fast an magnificent passenger packet. in com
: mand Capt. John W. Tobin3, with Mr.. G. P.
Work il the office, leaves at P, NJ. to-day,
). taking teight for all points up to Camden. The
h Yicksbrg connects with steamers New Alice and
d Sylph fc all landings on Upper Ouachita, and
# with steiner Swan for all landings on Bayou D'Ar
r. bonnie ad Bayou Bartholomew.
!. NJ, S.dEpHAM.--Aerchants' and Peoples Line
For I. Lo1,is-This evening, at o'clock, the
n. fine, laye and commodious passenger steamer NJ.
" S. Mepam, Capt. Frank Cayton in command, leaves
,e for theaboye and way landings, connecting at
~ MempB Cairo and St. Louis with the railroads
~ for all oints East and West. No packet in the
IF trade resents higher claims to the confidence and
A. patronge of the travelling and shipping commu-
Ie nifty. he arrangements for passengers are ample
ii and cmplete being all that is required for
ID niencend comfort Mr.. o. G. Gates oiiciates in
10 the offe.
FoRHE WATERING PLAoEs.-The fine, fast low
: pressB steamer Creole, Captain Charles Walker
3 commading, and Mr.. Sam Green clerk, leaves as
It, aboveoday, on the arrival of the p NJ. train oil
ID cars, ontchartrain railroad. Agents. Leach &
- ! Perkii, corner of CarOndeet and GraVier streets