New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-06-02

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"itSs ~ Wy ttP 90 Ti valnnne ia now on
81 byuis, May -g.-An tborn,rb overhenling
Sie ueGks unoeIsolss ~ 5a,.s and take her Mace
oue WIN " Wy y Z Nv aci9st Tbe Comet made
~ Eegulat tIessSua az tbe Alton pacet The
UT ast VIZ " Iii ar,e mi this morning and viii
5ouaMes'gl loa tbe regular daily trp The Ed
ar5 Walsh bss been lad up Capt Lloyd Bell
left last evening for home. Dispatches received
Saturday from CapI Sos, +, aach f aate9 Ina
a. May a1s eoSora bsiow Yoncton Cit
Tie Leodora was bound from this port to Fort
Benton with large and valuable cargo which,
with me o9at, IS q tota. lo ~ "
nett All ,Tns s, Maekey and Nj PoIlaoLS of tbis
city. Valued at SIS 600 and insured for SIS 600
The cargo was fully covered by insurance. No
l'sT TS @et9 ioSi, r,e4 r;., &c ,,to, c,+or
calvert p ", sheekley nIert leaves tbis evening
for all landings 10 Memphis, To-day the Illinois
will leave for Peoria, Belle Of Pike for Naples,
aarIy Johnson lor heohuh, nay nay T.I;snsn for
the Ohio To.morrow The Gov. sharkey for the
Arkansas, Anna White for Nashville and Viola
Belle Tor Omaha. ,-., =, v,r,a,,.s
s N Snhee VIII ~ ~, az The same day the
Albert Pearoe leaves for White river.
The Louisville Courier Of the 2sth says:
The river was falling steadily last evening with
four feet nine inches water IN the canal by the
MARI png tg piett t5 hse5 ~ f5 fos and
sT inches at Portland. The weather was cool and
cloudy all day, the thermometer at 2 at noon, the
indications tayoring ram IN me evening
w s II be nass dngn tbe indian cbnte M
slowly declining.
LfzzIE GrlL, ExPRfss PASSENGER PACKET FOR
sT. Lours-To.morrow Sunday at four O'Clock
senger naoket Iizzie Gill, Captain James
o'Neai commander viii leave for The above
and wav points. She is a large and commodous
steamer, and yery fast craft. Her cabin is a
model If neatness, we warmly commend the
Lizzie and her officers to travellers bound mn tba
river to.morrpw. They couldn't tind better boat
nv waiting month. and thew NAV relv,on- hein,
taken tbrougb an nnick time and seniovinp +bem.
selves. Cant. las. O'NeaI. her commander and
MI. u. Il Rhodes. her ebief clark are we'll known
a efficient and safe steamboatmen. The Lizzie
connects at Memphis, Cairo and st. Louis with the
railroads for nll T1oints East and West
Gppy p .e1p rop yroEsprpe .,sr ruv Ry>,ps
This spnerior ana repniar naeket leaves for
the above and oil waT Iandings a+ o,clocl-
NIL avanino Tba Grav Faola i j srIan7;5 boo+
with large and snIandd cabin and il Nv,
we'll known far ber sneed renntation FL safetv
tba attention of bar ofoars II tba sor+ an, an.
;o,,,a+ rf ,,-,ost. or74 H., raa,o,it,, LII noIa
biI;tv cant II wb;ts i II co,r, ,,,, ana
1Tassrs 6,ios ard ITorr;r,5a,I ora III o1arI-,
Tyrnar F,vr7rrps HI, Il, ,rnr, MA loroo ala.
,o,,t rossor,,ar r,oo1-a+ I,daa F,otohar Go
H., WI ,ev,r,or;7,r o,5 MI + 70 cn,;+h
.1arI. laavas Of o,clocl- tbis avenino for All
Ian5ings m Il Camden The nassenger acc,n,.
modations of tbe Fletcher are eoual TO any and
snrnassad bv none in +ha trade and her rrbanp
mi ea5ciapt officers snara m Mains or exnansa IN
administering to the welfare and coyn fort of +ba
cnests
LortsI4NA FoB Loursv111g.-ro-dav at p, NJ,
tbs snIendid messenger packet leaves far ronis.
Wills and oil intermediate LANDINGS connactinr AT
Cairo with ne Illinois Central railroad Cant "
R. Hollcroft on deck and in the office Mr., ]. w,
T,azter With sucb 4 swift and con,fortabls Nat
rood fare and the most obIpinp officers in CHARGE
no one can fail to he nleased Who goes on the
7 .opisiane
CsnrbfA FOR THE WATERING PtAcEs This
regular. fast ana superior low pressure naeRet
leaves today for The Pentchartrain Lake end. on
the arrival Of tie 4 ,. Nj. train. Cant A, p.
Boardman is in command. and Mr.. John Otwav is
the efficient purger,
ST.. NICHOLAS FOR bayou SARA gauess Pas
senqe,- Pqoket-The new, superior and fast passen.
ger packet st. Nicholas, Capt S. Heno comman.
der, and Mr. J. O. Libano clerk, leaves this evening
at O'Clock for Baton Rouge Port Hudson, Bayou
Sara and all intermediate landings on the coast
The st. Nicholas is beyond doubt one of the most
elegant and desirable passenger packets on the
river. Her superior in all those thousand oualif-
cations which, combined, 20 to make up a first
class packet has yet to be launched In word.
she is cracks packet and the public know it
and patronize her accordingly.
For THE WATERING PLACEs.-The fine, fast low
pressure steamer Creole Captain Charles Walker
commanding, and Mr.. Sam. Green, clerk, leaves as
above to-day, on the arrival of the P. NJ. train of
cars, Pontehartrain railroad. Agents, Leach &
Perkins corner of Carondelet and Grayier streets
j. N. SHARP FOR LAFoURcHE.-This fast and su-
nerior Messenger packet in command Of Cantain
Henry streck, with Captain Dalferes in the Office,
leaves for the above and all coast landings at 10
O'Clock this morning.
LOUIS DIOR FOR sHREyEpoRT.-T swift and
fayorite passenger packet Louis Dor, Capt. Che
ToI,,so, o,,d N5ossrs sr,;ti, ia
Groves clerks leaves this evening at O'Clock for
The above and wav Ian1ines The Ionis nor has
J Iorra and s,,lan5id cahin with an tho modem
tro ~, Her renptation for sneed is foo
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