New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-11-06


Md ATTENTIVE Wn. st. Yaaanpson, Jr., formerly of
the Bart Able and Baltic, has taken charge Of the
C.Sino, Nov. 1.-The river at this points about
stationary.
The weather yesterday was clear and beautiful
calm and temperate.
Business was rather dull.
The Ohio is falling at PlttsburE, with eight teet
in the channel but rising at Cincinnati and Louis
vile. with nearly four feet on the falls.
The Missssippiis about stationary at ST. Louis
The rise from the upper part of the river did not
amount to much but the illinois is reported flsing
rapidly with eight feet to Lasal.e.
The steamer Lizzie Gill left Cairo on the 18th
inst. for this'port, ~
The weather yesterday was clear and pleasant |
At Pittsburg, at noon yesterday, the rYer was |
falling, with feet inches water in the channel,
with clear weather at q temperature OF 81 degrees
above zero. BY the mark at the waterworks, the
river had fallen Ia inches during the twenty-fonr
hours preceding G o'clock yesterday morning, at
which time there were feet inches waterln the
channel.
Business continues quite inactive on the wharf
| The departures from Cincinnati on the so, EN-
brace the steamer Cuba for this port
/ r. e. LEE-Erp.ess Passenger Packet for
| T5cbSbttrq.--To-day at O'Clock, the new splen-
did and swift passenger PACKET Il. + Lee 0aPt.
j. W. Cannon commander, Will leave Tor me
i above and way points. The r, g. Lee IS q large
j and commodious steamer, apd a very fast craft.
Her cabin is model of neatness. We warmly
commend the r. E. Lee aud her officers to travel
ers bound up the river to-day. They couldn't ind
4 better boat by waiting month"; and they may
RELY on being taken through on quick time, and
ENJOYING themselves. Capt. J. W. Cannon, her
commander, and Messrs JAS F. Smith and A. Nc.
Way, her clerks, are well known as efficient and
safe steamb0atmen.
!, NJ S. MERRIAM FOR LOUISVILLE Railroad
Line This evening, at O'Clock, the
fine large and commodious passenger steamer M.
s. Mephami Capt, B. Wood in command leaves Aye
: for the above and way landings, conn 9
at Memphis, Cairo and Louisville with the railroads
for all points East and West No packet IN the
trade presents higher claims to the confidence and
J patronage of the travelling and shipping commu-
nitv. The arrangements for passengers are ample
and completes being all that is required for eonve-
!, nience and comfort. Mr. Owen &. Gates oifclates
| in the Office.
j CAMILLA FOR THE WATERING PLACEs.-This
new fast and splendid low pressure passenger
packet leaves the Lake end, on the arrival of the
4 A. s.. train of cars for the above. Capt. G j.
$ Bakesley is in command, and Mr.. John OtWay
i the efficient pnrser.
!; l. M. SHARP FOR LAFouReHE.-Ths fast and
: superior passenger packet in command of Capt.
3 i. Dugas, with Capt. Jos. Dalferes in the office
\ leaves for the above and all coast landings at lV
!; o'clock this morning. The J. NJ. Sharp will con.
3 meet with the light draft packet Thos. Powell at
the mouth of the bayou, and will sign through
bills to Iockport and ali Intermediate landings OF
.afouTche.
!; NAVIGATOR FOR RED RIvER.--This fine light
.
experienced Capt. G. Z. Kouns, leaves this even
ing for Shreveport and all intermediate landings
], The Navigator has a neat cabin and excellen
j passenger accommodations Her friends are nu
Y merous and will not forget her she leaves pre-
: cisely at 5 p. NJ. to-day biz. G. P Truslow is tb
!, efficient clerk Of the Navigator, and is assisted b
/ Mr. r. Campbell.
" MIssIssIPPI VALLEY TRANSPORTATION COMPANY
e Capt, ]. Z. Burdeau agent Of this line, wi
dispatch this evening at 4 o'clock for Men
phs, Cairo and st. Louis, the steamer Mohaw
and barges. Now is chance ~ Nnr mel
chants TO ship all freight, such as turpentine
eamphene, powder, ETC., and all freight tia
/ passenger steamers are prohibited from carry
i, ing. Call and see the agent, Captain Bul
= deau, Il Fulton street and make your engage
20 ments
j. FRANCES ron HoRtLE,--This new low
ct pressure packet, in command Of Capital
: Joe Walker Mr.. Samuel F. Green, clerE
le leaves to-day on the arrival of the P. NJ. trai
IS of cars, from the lake end of the Pontchartrai
a, railroad Agent. G, Harris, corner of Cam
e. and Common Streets
Iron Cry FOR RED RIvER-Those who ma
\ be DESTROYS of safe, speedy and pleasant trip t
y Jefferson and Shreveport, or any Of the interme
IN date points should bear IN mind that the passer
Il ger packet Iron City, Capt. w. j. Macarthur CON
i mander, will leave this evening at O'Clock
q Those who may wish to enjoy pleasant and CON
Portable trip, cannot fail to do SO by taking pass
age on the Iron City. Mfr. Byron Pomroy is tn
d chief clerk of this steamer, and is assisted by MI
: Emmett Strange.
d PIONEER FOR RED R1yER-Thoge who ma
It be DESTROYS of safe, speedy and pleasant trip tt
Ii Red River or any of the intermediate points
i should bear in mind that the passenger packe
: Pioneer, Capt. Noah scovell, commander, wi
leave this day at S p NJ Those who wish to enjoy
|, pleasant and comfortable trip, cannot fail to
Il so by taking passage on the Pioneer.
I E3ATLANTA FOR APALAcHIcoLA.--This new an
superior passenger packet, in charge of Capital
% VIM L. stapler, leaves this day at Il NJ. for th
y above port, and also for Eufala, Alabama, Golun
IN bus, Georgia, and way landings on the Chattf
hoochie river. She is receiving at the head Q
Poydras street Send your freight down, as sh
4 will positively leave to-day as announced.
e LADY 4RGntte a& l!ssts 81 Stean's1 :,
giant and favorite passenger packet, in command 0
Capt. Jno H. Bnrk, and Mr. Jno A. Tat t. CLERK
L connecting at Memphis, Cairo and st. Louis wit
: the railroads for. all points East and West He
cabin is large and her staterooms fitted up wit
every convenience, while she never fails to tax
y herr passengers through on ''time." She stauncf
$ fleet and perfect, passenger packet, and eT
y Joys widespread popularity as safe and rel
/, able boat