New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-27

wane, but slowly.
The ?. ". saader, hence, arrived, and the Il.
II Won Phal passed Memphis, on the 24th, for this
port.
The Won Phui arrived FROM Cairo, where size
toek on some 500 tons Of freight. She here TOOK
on nearly 500 bales of cotton, which, with l10o
bales she has engaged below, will give hera fan
"Trip into the Crescent City.
PITTsRuRG, Oct 22,--River continues to recede
slowly with scant three feet in the channel. Coal
shipments by the river are entirely suspended
About fifty barges are loaded awaiting rise satf
cient for towing.
GrNerNNArI, oct. 2S.-Riyer fallen four feet
seven inches and still falling.
SF, NICHOLAS FOR BAYOU SAR4-This regular
/, semf-weekly passenger packet, with Capt. S.
Hero on deck, and MIR. ]. @. Libano in the office,
leaves at o'clock this evening for all points up
to Bayou Sara. The St. Nicholas has an elegant
cabin, large and comfortable staterooms and her
; Accommodations throughout are irstclass.
LoTUs No. 2 FOR RED RIvER.-This splendid
and new candidate for public favor leaves this
evening at O'Clock for Jefferson, Shreveport
and all intermediate landings. The Lotus is a
neat, trim and comfortable passenger packet.
There is no discount on the Lotus; she has every
comfort on board to make her passengers feel at
home. Capt. James Shedden is in command and
Messrs. Shedden and Johnson are the accommodate
ing and attentive clerks
ELNoRA FOR RED RIvER.-The excellent and
| SPLENDID appointed packet Elnora, Capt. Robert
Watson, commander, and Messrs. Muse and Dowty,
Il clerks, leaves this evening at o'clock for Shreve-
port. The ElnoTa has splendid cabin and as fine
\ passenger Accommodations as any packet in the
trade, and last, but not least, of her good quail
1. ties are her able, efficient and courteous officers.
those VINO have occasion to visit any point on
Red River could not do better than call on board
and engage their passage on the Einora.
BART ABLE FoR TRENroS AND MONROE
Inc large, elegant passenger packet Bart
Able, Captain John W. T0bin, commander.
i and Mr.. G. Pres Work in the Office, leaves
at ) o'clock this evening, for all landings up
H to Trenton and Monroe. The passenger accom-
Il modat0ns of the Bart Able are equal to any and
hsprpassed by none in the trade, and her urbane
and efficient officers spare no pains or expense in
administering to the welfare and comfort Of their
4 guests.
MAGENTA Passenger pdcEetfor T9cbsb,ug to-
4 dGy.--Ihe large, fleet, staunch and most magnif-
A cent passenger packet Magenta, Capt. Tom. P.
Leathers commander, is the regular steamer for
Yicksburg, to-day. The Magentais in every respect
an elegant and noble packet, uneclipsed in
speed, aud nnrivalied in elegance. The
Magenta is under the charge of the most worthy
reliable and experienced officers. Messrs. Adolph
Martin and @. w. Grice are the clerks of the Ma
4 genta. The Magenta leaves to the minute, five
4 O'Clock this evening.
Il LIVE OAE FOR LOWER CoAsT.-This fast sple
did U s. mail passenger packet, Capt. W. 5. Bas
4 sett, commander with F. A. McGarahan in the Of
fice leaves at 10 Il. NJ, for all landings on the
coast. The Live Oak has neat and fine accommo-
1 dations for passengers, and her tables are al
4 ways supplied with the best our markets afford.
/ COMMONWEALTH - Railroad Ljae-For ST.
| Lotas.-This large and commedious passen-
4 ger packet, Captain Joseph Lloyd, commander,
and Mr.. W A. Deveny in the Office,
is the regular packet for Cairo St. Louis and Mem
phis, to-day, leaving at : P. NJ, connecting with
Il the railroads for all points East and West Re
member the Commonwealth leaves as above.
i Fl. A. HOWEVER FOR RED RIyEB.-This complete
and newly repaired passenger packet, in command
of Capt. R. Sinnott, with Mr.. ". N. Gaines and
4 Tom Stewart in the Office, leaves this evening at
o'clock for all landings OH Red River as high as
Shreveport. The HomeFerhas aneat and well fur
nshed cabin with every comfort tomake travel
| ing on her pleasant. Her fables are always filed
| with everything that cur markets afford.
| CLEoSA ron OPELeusAs.-This fine and light
| draft passenger packet, in charge of Captain @.
| G. Pickett. and Mr.. J. B. Schmit in the office,
leaves at O'Clock Pm to-dayfor Opelousas and
way landings.
CAmE11A FOR THE WATERING PLAoEs.-The
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. g. j.
Blakesley is in command, and Mr.. John 0tway
the efficient purser.
Steamship Coalpaay's Li8e-.for 50. Loaas.-rhe
large and favorite passenger packet Pauline
Carroll, Capt. Hugh L. White, commander. |
and Mr.. J. 3. Hogue in the office, leaves for
ting at Memphis and Cairo with the railroads |
for all points East and West.
FRANCES FOR AoBILE.-This new low |
pressure packet, in command Of Captain
Joe Walker, Mr. Samuel F. Green, clerk, |
leaves to-day on the arrival Of the 4P. NJ. train
of cars, from the lake end of the Pontchartrain |
railroad. Agent. O. Harris, corner of Camp |
and Common streets,
FASHION FOR YIoKsBURG. The superior passen-
ger packet, Captain P. d. Pratt, commander, |
saTE fnIs
ing with first-class packets for Memphis and /
Yazoo river The Fashion has LARGE and beau.
tiful cabin, sets first-class table and is under
the charge of the most careful officers. Messrs.
Shaw and Clayton attend to the affairs in the
Office of the Fashion.
WHITE CLouD No. 2 FOR ST. LOUIS TODAY
Railroad Line.-The great st. Louis passenger |
packet White Cloud No. 2, Capt. A. G. Hopkins,
commander, and Mr.. Jos. Fay clerk, leaves this
morning at 10 o'clock for Memphis, Cairo and St.
Louis, connecting with the railroads for all points
East and West. The White Cloud is large very
Heet and magniicently appointed passenger
packet, and has built for herself a reputation as
Few boats enjoy. The table of the White Cloud
is 2 peculiar institution, and is always supplied
with all the market affords.
SToEEwALL FOR ST. Unconstitutional Line
This elegant, new and fast steamer, Captain w. F.
Haines commander, leaves at O'Clock this dayfor
Memphis, Cairo, st. Iouisand way landings. The
Stonewal is one of the most elegant steamers that
comes to our port. Our accomplished friend Mr..
o. r. Thorndike, one of the most expert clerks
and agreeable gentlemen it has been our fortune
to meet, has charge of the office and finance of the
Stonewall. The Stonewal connects at Memphis, |
Cairo and st. Lonis with the railroads for alpoints
East and West, Cali early and secure your pas.
sage on the new and magnificent passenger packet
to-day.
DAVID WH1TE FOR LouIsvILLE.--This new and
passenge steamer. in charge Of Capt.
H. B. Shaw and Mr.. j. w. Yawter in the Office
leaves ats o'clock to-day for Memphis, Cairo and
Louisville connecting with railroads for all points
East and West. The passenger arrangements Of
this boat combine every requisite for comfort,
convenience aud luxury, while her tablet is always
loaded with foundations
ALEX. SPEER FOR RED RIvER-The justly popu-
lar and unique passenger packet Alex Speer,
Capt. j. ", White, commander, and Mr.. W. 7.
Gilham, clerk, leaves this evening for Shreveport,
Jefferson and all way landings. Her passenger ac-
commodations are unsurpassed by any boat in
the trade, while her commander and officers are
40 less popular than the boat
Sharine Sntelligente.