New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-07

Wednesday, March 7, 1866.
Yesterday alright mild and We would say pleasant day.
but the dust almost ntolerable Little rain at this
would be most welcome.
Business both landings exceedingly brisk all
the departing left with fine trips especially the Quit
man for vicksburg, and the National for Red River.
Up the time Of writing the Clara Doson from St. Louis,
and the Baltic from Louisville had made their
the landing there doubt that of these
will be found at the levee this morning. ready
receive freight to leave for st. Louis announced
1he New Orleans, with four barges jim tow, con
tanning twenyh Thousand sacks of grain passed Cairo
bound this city the 9Th inst They will arrive during
to day. s N
The steamer Henry Ames passed Memphis the 9Th
Will arrive here Saturday The NJ s. Mepham passed
Ycksburg the 9th, and will arrive here tomorrow Til
pilots of the B. j. Lockwood board the Mepham
we'll The above learn through kilograms Messrs
Douglas to whom indebted for continued
1 fayors. 5s55 n, 81 Elaa.. Is
We return our thanks avors to the officers of
Ed Walsh Alabama, Gov sharkey Monsoon, ]. G. Black
| ford and j. n Sharp
The Enterprise has left Red River and to-day ST.
Louis She is receiving freight the foot Of Bienvle
street. $.a II ts#a~ 8#
GLIrPiEGs FROM OUR EXCHANGES.
MExPHIs March 3dThe weather yesterday warm and
sni. with indication Of rain throughout the day Business
II
leE, stage Of water in AZ the s upper streams
as rsdoanda Greatly + credit Of those under whose
following decision has relative to bills of
iading.
Office Of Internal Revenue. Washington, Feb. 49, 1866
du sna la
reply to sy when an inland bill of ladiug is
as r a G e liable to
y ssas AN liable depends
iolioss tSas sasa q ,hs bis sdps 6y You
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~ to be valid and etctaa and liza
where bs q ladmgae executed sets of two or more
legal value nsusss penalsy
sisnea '''' 's' 3. y aWhlrrMAs,
Deputy Commissioner.
General ireign. Agent c. 9. R. R. Co.,
Columbus, Ohio.
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knsh as The suit e. s Co. this
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sshs, sith il II he eihss rba.as
lower Mississippi. cfunusuai magnitude. 7
Ths interest of Gap Gee Pegam in The boats burned s.
Cincinnati to The extent ofs5lOoo. o. -
MosIIE. March 4The steamboat Diamond Capt J. Nor
at
Sn were lest. The latter was insured the former not The
and and vas valued says the Register from
81 Mobile Al - 'A' = y ''1''
ALABAMA oUAcHrA RIVER Passenger Paeses-
The large, elegant passenger packet Alabama, Capt g.
Press Work. commander leaves at O'Clock this evening
for all landings to Alabama landing The passenger
comodatons Of the Alabama equal any and surpassed
by the trade and her urbane officers spare
no pains in administering to the welfare comfort
ofthsr guests.
MATTE ron BAYOU MACON AND TEssAs-This new and uu
surpassed passenger packet Capt L. H. Patter
and Mr. Wm Guss clerk evening ut o'clock
for the above and landings The Matte neat and
comfortable cabin with spacious staterooms and is under the
command Of the most prudent aud competent steamboat
men. @
HRNRy Voa PHUL soR MEspHrs-Ths superior fast and
splendid steamer leaves evening at O'Clock for
Memphis and way points connecting with railroads for all
points East and West Capt Allen is in command mud
Messrs. r T. Burke and Ed Rysnd ofcate in the office
She has aarge and beautiful cabin with every Improvement
to make the traveller comfortable.
r. d. HrNr ron RED RIyxs.-This complete passenger
packet in charge Capt F. Wotey leaves this evening
o'clock for Jefferson and way points The Hine is large
commodicus packet with superior cabin every
rable quality Her officers tho public favortes deserve
be literally patronEed Mr. w. Spears ociates in the
once and friends win find him gentleman excellent
and business qualifications who will ehceruy give all
Who may busnsss with the boat any information that
they may require. 49,
u NJ SHARP ROE orxLousas--The fne fast and complete
passenger packet NJ Rharp Capt O. Hncklsy commander
and Mr. MKenson in tho Office, at this evening
or All landings ~ above The Sharp and comfort
able cabin has good and safe officers and give first
accommodations 70 large number Of passengers.
FRArcEs FOE NoSiIx. Tho SPLENDID low pressure
psasnesr packet Frances Capt Thomas Forbes commander
sss above from tho lake end OF the fPonchsrrain Rail
to-day. Agen-I Q. Harris, Of Camp
- Qsspmpn sirssts. se .
Moss0og ron BAros RouGx-1hs semiweekly passen-
pAesss Monsoon. Capt sHeno IN command sad Mr. j. c.
= " ONCE, leaves positively this morning at 10
s'sek - ~ lsadings Is hixh As Baton Rouge
pos LowER CoAsr-This and splendid
3 e.ssee q 0sps 4 Rashi, with Messrs Benjamin
'sss ~ steusr ssSsI s = = -' - :. '--1
Esrxafais1 sox 81 ror,. @,... :, s.,.,.
back out III svsaiss ocoet. III i,sh. ra
- Cairo and St Louia We commend this
9 usssss and ahlppsn r. day Mr. j. H. Alien 40
Ass ws.s1 ns's, s. once Of tho Enerpss
Lou eresnies "a hack oa ~ res, ".
.snser pses: Annie wagiey for The above ana WI
The Annie has nsat csba eaa seec,nnsoaa.a -,
hes guess VIA efey ssnsrs 70 ake travelling On her