New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-06
4iufr Sntelllgenre.
CRESCENT OFFICE, No. "a CAMP STREET, /
Friday, April 6, 1866.

~. FRIDAY, april b, iSbb }
The weather yesterday somewhat "mxed," the princ
pal ingredients being however rain and the prospective
pearance OF rain The streets muddy, business
queutl5 dull and steamboat steamboat agents and
reporters all down with the ''blnes."
On of the rain continuing all of yesterday there
depsurea thing that has occurred for years
New orleansand there only two arrivals the
Lady Grace from Red River and Sonora from Aakapas
whose officers indebted for favors.
AT this time of writing, the Fcksburg and Bends packet
Grey Eagle has not made her appearance bu suppose
of the that she delayed If she should
rive during the night she will in all probability leave this
ing on her return trip
We pleased to the public that Capt P. D.
Pratt has succeeded in carterng the new magnificent and
fast passenger packet Magnolia to take the place of the
Fashion, The Magnolia is receiving and leaves
evening for vckburg and ntsrediate landings The public
will be pleased to learn that Messr Shaw Ludwgsen and
Clayton will perform tho duties of clerks the Magnolia
The splendid vcksburg from ouachita will be at the landing
trip tomorrow evening
Clippings from exchanges:
%s n s eth s,ns
hs m az the @ or pebs had fallen
weather clear in ths Crni.g with heavy white FROST
and ice made but cloudy in the evening The Their
On the fails last evening there e feet steamboat water
GS s sss sas
From he indications we think there viii befuy feet steam
'ns bsGsa
sufficient for of the coal hee there any left to
"A boa. called the strsder; named for General
anse yesterday, bound for New Orleans
The Cincinnati Gazette Of yesterday the Chattanooga
Vile 5000 She formerly owned BY Messrs Knott and
Richards
since Weather cold and business fat
CAIRO, March 20 M-The following Ohio river steamers
St
IN ,is tn Eincn
Sss Ississe : Louis; Anna whs + Louis g Nash
I Fs Zee m ss sn Ts e ah had
River stationary, weather cold. business fair.
asnE whs @ p I'LL aaas
We have Fei.rr.d bsrs t. til. establishment Of perna
then had and which planters Id wait week rather
the planters Of Chico. Tanea and Washington counties ia
building couple Of old time steamers trade
p9yasa that they caught 0 ysf men to take
Berry Ne present commander Of the Des Arc has been
Newell viii probably Be- selected to comnsad the other Two
better selections md not be made and knowing the chnrac
ed aoss
meneed ut once and with the two Toms to manage it,
Freigh,s daily becoming scarcer. much that
steamer WI, lie from day day in wait Tor few bales
Though eights above to be very Plentiful
hes. will take large of the freight
that would otherwise go to the steamers
i700 of miscellaneous freight and full cabin
The great City of Memphis will be down this evening and
leave at o'clock for New Orleans Her vee
Tho Mary Forsyth passed down last night with splendid
trip She has been elegantly reted refurnished and
looks as bright morning glory.
CrsciSsAr, March Sl-Ths weather was GOLD and cloudy
yesterda, with the mercury q s deg last night At Pitts
has feet during tho hours with IS hence
Louisville The tails nayigsbe for the Target class Of
Ihe lower Ohio is bank full There are 81 feet and
Tho new sdewhscl Belle of Pike Capt. Rider
trip osrisg superior passengers as well as
shippers She Is a magnificent steamer
hUxisARY-ArLasrlo AND MISSISSIPPI STEAMSHIP Cox
FANNY ron LOUISVILLE superior avsrite passenger
packet in command of Capt R r. Fuller With Mr. W. W.
Iey IN the ONCE Leaves at to-day for the above max
ing connections with the railroads for all points East and
West
GRxf kAeIn yox sxrwrrH's This regular weekly packet
with capt D. M White In command leaves to-day at
Tor her up TO Skpvhs connecting with frs
eass packets Tor Memphis end faaco River She has taste
fully lifted up and spacious cshiu with all the
nscesary 70 insure comfort 10 pase.nxsr
sad shippers should not overlook matters Of ruc
Messrs Ayres McCrnde and Anthony are In The es ana
will BE- glad 70 attend "a all inquiries slssio. "a thu rrv
Eagle to-day.
NINA SrxMEs Bayou saRAThis regular ssmi vesh,y
packet with Capt W. R. Greathouss on deck and
Messr Typxlsr and Miller In tho oe leaves O'Clock
this morning for ali points Bayou Sara Tho smmes has
throughout are 6rst class.
VIZ BUTLER MNpEs This very light DRAFT and popular
passenger packet leaves this evening at O'clock for all land
ngs Lake Bteueau. She has comfortable aecommoda.
ions passengers. and genial officers and
travelling friends that shey will be well cared for and sndedn