New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-30
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CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 81 CANT STREET,
t".IilfN r85I Friday March N 1853

CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 81 CAMP STREET, I
Friday. March 80, 1866. ;
Yesterday bright sunny day. Business not
good usual Only few boats left among them the
Doubloon Red River She had good freight and full
Of passengers. l a. -E4g.g.s .
Capt H. l. Lee has concluded to take his packet the Lizzie
Tate Bayou De Gsse She receiving and leaves for all
landings the above bayou tomorrow evening.
By telegram to Mr. A. Brton we learn that the fast and
superior passenger packet Alabama left Shreveport the 18th
port She will arrive this evening" and leaves
positively tomorrow evening m her return trip
The City of Cairo, from Memphis passed Vicks
burg yesterday She will arrive evening" will ready
receive freight Saturday morning leave again Sat
urday evening.
Grey Eagle did arrive yesterday, owing not leav
ing trip She will however be found ready
the landing this msrning. She will leave posi-
lively this evening for Vicksburg snd the Bends
The Saratoga receiving and leaves for Shreveport and all
intermediate landings tomorrow evening. .--.
The Caroline receiving and leaves for Bayou
tomorrow evening .nY .g.s
We return our thanks for arors to the officers
Henry Ames, M. 8. Mephsn, Marmora and ]. NJ Sharp.
The Henry Ames ST. Louis this vsnng and the
Mepham tomorrow evening.
CLIPPINGS FROM OUR EXCHANGES.
MEMPHIS March 2-Yesterdsy ii very dsagreeabe day
upon the evee dull eaden sky and chilling wind from
the north continued throughout the day and and
Business quite brisk, and large amount of cotton left
'n TSs Ssw at Se rate of two inches in
hours at this point but learn from our exchanges that
another rise is coming down.
Arkansas falling Little Rock Friday but
heavy rise reported above
fase Lazy Gay win hi; morning and leave for
New Orleans noon She offers Inducements
anf s Rno IS ana shf f hs
.n he s and the
The City Of Cairo left tor New Orleans last night with
the sharksy, alias Alone after six months alb
5 % an
St. Louis receive Thorough drubong when she viii
We learn that company being formed packe
regularly we this pont and Ssg Madrid The
subscribed and the work promises to be done speedily
Trove Ea formey = river editor Of the Cairo Deoera'
sr Troysr talented and promising young man who was
announcing the action being taken
have In
their packets in Cincinnati offices the amount
fae s s e a hs
before another string of disasters like the late one will
The Continental, for New Orleans had about thousand
St. Cloud departed New Orleans with $50 bales
barrels -four 400 barrels pstatoss 1850 sacks and 2O tons
Til. David ats from New Orleans passed up about
With small Of freight for ports above She has re-
tains '''l -. AVN ',, 49, - ~ 7
Orleans Captain Chrsty her commander is an OLD
and experienced officer.
GREY EAGLE SKrpwIrH's This regular weekly packet
With Capt NJ White In command, leaves to-day at
or ner up W oohheebhB
class packets Memphis and River She has
ny fitted and spacious cabin with all the accommodation
insure and comfort to Traveller
shippers should not overlook matters Of such Importance
Mesrs Ayres McCrndel and Anthony in the office,
will DO glad attend to s inquiries in relation to the Gre
Eagle to-day.
NINA SKMxHs BAYOU sARA-Ths fast and superio
passenger packet with Captain W. R. Greathouse in com
and and Mr. George Toxsr the Office for all
landings mp Bayou Sara at 10 o'clock this morning
HENRY AMEs-(MERcHANrs' AID PRoPLEs LIrE--roR 81
LousThs large and superb passenger steamer Herr
Ames, Capt Crawford, commander, and A. N. Craig
clerk leaves putctually at to-day for Memphis Carr
and st. Louis connecting with the railroads for all
East and West.
y MANHATTAN FOR MoBrLH,-The nne, new, lowpressur
steamer in command Of Captain W. Wilson leaves soda
from the lake end Of Pontchartran Railroad at ~
N. Agent, I. O. Harris, Of Camp and Common
streets, t.,--. -4#. -.a