New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-11-06
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CREscENF OFFICE, No. 81 Camp Street,
Tuesday Morning, November 6, 1866.


The continuance of the splendid weather which
we allhaye enjoyed for long season, produced
on the levee yesterday a scene Of great activity.
The arrival of that superior Yicksbqrg packet
Robert b. Lee, with 35l bales of cotton--the
largest load brought to this port since business
nppned-and the Nina SHINES, from Bayou Sara,
gitl646 bales cotton, shows at once that the ibe-
rai policy inaugurated BY Gen. w. P. Benton, col
Hector of internal revenue first district, and ably
sustained By The authorities at Washington, in
giving facilities to the moving Of our great staple
6otaarllet, has met the favorable approval OF
planters and shippers on the banks Of tile great
Mississippi and its tributaries.
Reports have insidously been made III the
country that yellow fever and cholera prevailed
to considerable extent in the city. The fact
that tile Board Of Health have discontinued their
daily reports, shows eonelnsiyeIy that none need
fear in visiting New Orleans that their health
will be Id the least impaired We then say to all,
pack up yonr trunks and come down, where you
will see the streets crowded with beauty and
fashion, the theaters, opera houses and all places
of amusement overlooking every night, not only
with our own citizens, but large nnmber of our
friends from the interior.
From a dispatch received by Mr.. j. A. Steven
son, We learn that the steamer Baltic viii arrive
here to-day fromSt Louis, and will leave tomor
row, at O'Clock, for Louisville.
Ille steamer Ms. Mepham, Capt Wood, has
9shanged her destination. She will take freight
and leave for Louisville at o'clock this after
noeil.
We learn from Capt. ]. T. Burdeau, the agent
OF the steamer Mohawk and harges of the Missis
sippi Valley Transportation Company, that they
will arrive in port today and leave again on their
return trip this afternoon at O'Clock.
Messrs, ripley = 70. nave favored US win 9
dispatch received yesterday, stating that the
steamer Lady franklin, Capt FfinSplne, passeo
NlcksbArg on saturday. night last, and VIII pc II
port tins morning ready 70 receive freight, ane
leaves ior Snlte river, lttle river ana Big blaeH
tomorrow, tth INST.
e also learn from the same dispatch mat tne
steamer Harry Dean, Capt. Blalsdell, from Gln
cinnati, destined for the Arkansas river, Will be
found az the leyee TINS morning resoy % receive
freight, to take her place n me Arkansas rlEel
trade and Wall leave on her maaaen Trip tomorrow
afternoon, at Pm.
aFba steamer Indpe Fletcher from Arkausa,
~ 80. ,,f $3.50 81 r, !,
II, 80 - 2 ssss' Z Y I. il =
and will leave as advertised.
u H. lMessrss Ripley AZ 10 inform US tnaI arrange
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aAsts n ~ 49, a 10 - 80 :
sas and White river trade. schedule OF thel
reg0lar time Of departure will soon be published
ss,,aass i IN otsarnyisine, agents and owners
4. %
B9 & telegram t. NJ John 8. pouslas Re3ieari
an w sssal.asf u = 1850
yesterday. she VIII arrive tomorrow anu leaVe
Xsr Memphis, Cairo and st. Louis on Ihursda,
aext.
We return cur thanks for fayors to our frieni
NJ f11esne 70 lne oLhceIs ol stsS1silet
~ y. Lee. Nlaa slnines and lave gag.