The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-11
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sunday Morning. Oct II. l5eA

Sunday Morning. Oct H. looo ,
The weather yesterday was f.i. and pleasant:
terdev. and several packets which were compa's
lively light In the morning left port o. . z. NJ
ioaE S P ~ Fsnfs Cart John W. white. arrived
from Je6erson Friday morning with over 400 b,les
cotton and left ct p. yesterday on her return
trip loaded to her utmost capacity.
The landing yeeterday presented a %, spp rsny
daye. aye we might say months, past; thirteen
steamers left port fully laden, and hve arrived WIN
good freights.
diana. Capt Neal, for Louisville; Ruth: Capt. Pc
gam, for Cairo Big Horn, Capt. Wallace, Tor
Yszoo River; Wild Wagner, Capt. Richardson on
| for Natchez; Gen. Quitman. Capt. LestneTs, ios
Ecore: Success, Capt. Rsa. for Camden Rose
Franks Capt. white. for Shreveport; fhos 70 xel'
| Capt. Dinvaut. for Donaldsonvile Laiourcns'
Hsn0 for Bayou sscs hse Can't &ocon for
Thfbodaux; Mitte Stephens, Capt. Tonin' ior
The Yazoo river packs. Big Horn, left on he. her
ably expected. We expect in future to see ner
leave port loaded to Der guards;
| Can't. Dunham's new Louisville and New Or
leans packet will be called the mary Nous
1907 bales of cotton have been received per
river steamers since our last
Rv reference TO an advertisement in another col
umn, II will be seen that the nne iass anu HsI'
Brinker, has entered the ring as regular packet.
| aud in future will leave this city syery Lueso y
evening at O'Clock for Monroe ear and
Darbopne, with privilege of reshipping. Mr.. d.
r. Eppler, No. Tchouptoulas street. Is her sole
agent. Shippers and pa sengers can rely on the
Lotswanna leaving here every tuesday a. = NJ
u' X 3s5 bsles of cotton have been received by
the river since last Sunday morning., r.,
Since we closed our last report the following
Wild wagner. Capt. Richardson, from Natchez
With 7lO bales cotton 1898 sacks cotton SEED, etc.
Annie Waeley. Capt. Tobin, from Trenton win
, $50 bales cotton.
| with $50 bales cotton and sufdres
1 Aloe from lower coast with sundries.
Hetty Gilmore, Capt. King, from Lafourche
Tbos. Powell. Capt. Dinvant, from Donaldson
. The Dixie, Capt. Thornton Jacobs, having com ON,
pleted her repairs. leaves at p NJ. Tuesoay, LOW
o instant for Jefferson direct.
!. The GREY Eagle, Capt. " B. Bsranco, leaves q
I0A NJ to-day for Bayou Sara, hessrs. bayn
2 and Hodekinson are her clerks.
The Lizzie Tate, Capt h. L. Lee es snTsS az
4 NJ Tuesday, 18th inst, for JEFFERSON, onrevepo'
!: and intermediate landings. ,-...
y Through telegram to Messrs. A. Britton 70:
n we learn that the Lulu D., Capt. trace lei
Shreveport yesterday for this city with goo
The tovboat Bee and barges, hence, arrived
Cairo on the sth inst The Louisiana lett tner
same date for this city. To-
The lightning packet Lizzie Hopkins, Capt. Jno
I II. Roots. from Jefferson, will arrive to-day a.
=. leave on her return trip on Tues1sy next oc
er 18th, at M
N FROM OUR EXCHANGES.
ID The Louisville Courier Of the sth inst says
a. The Leo viii arrive at the Portland wnaIi "a
Of morning to load for New Orleans, Mobile an
al Montgomery. dispatch from the Richmon
says she was to arrive at IL o'clock last ngnt 40
1g | will commence to load for New Orleans. II
D.; river continues to fall slowly at this point, win
nd feet IL inches water IN the canal, feet inc
rocks last evening, and fall of s inches since OF
$50 last report. The weather yesterday was S ve
stormy. with rain at night. Considerable pa
$40 ness was transacted on the wharf yesterda
S6 Nearly all of the boats thst left had good trip
The Era No. 10 received q large lot OF freig
here Yesterday and was N;, 70 go will
20 taken down over the falls to Portland to-da
to and VIII LEG ssys fer that port "a satAraay:
.Tbe Dora is being put in good repair TO recei
gar cargo for New Orleans. The Westmorela
s ue viii probably leave for New orleans on PAUL.
ous yorktown Yesterday. The Darling received 10
ery and half tons off the same boat The Goid
az Era received 1900 barrels potatoes for New
on of the John Kilgour, arrived here yesterday mo
MS ing He saws he will not bring his boat out III
he sees that she can make some money"
ted From the Memphis Avalanche: Octooer y:
fair "There was fair amount of business dong
lul the evee yesterday. with fair list OF arrivals
uge departures. The St. Marys passed up LOT Lo,
eat. vile at noon with good up stream TIP !
Is, Mississippi passed up at daylight for ST. Lo
me- with a GOOD trip also. The weather yestert
xtra was clear and cool The river is steadily faii
and Al st Louis the river is declining, with SIX an
50 half feet 10 the channel out to Cairo. Inc onl
g at falling from Pittsburg down to Evansville: Y
six and half feet to the canal aud five feet
ings | the falls The Lower Ohio is bank full, but I
con- ing. The Arkansas river is receding, WITH &C
ines | i've feet IN the cnanhei iIoni n'sue 49,
ties. from Augusta out. The City Council has nm
hite | appropriated $3.50 to assist In defraying the
pense Of removing the docks at Cairo to Memp
A.. The amount Of stock requisite has nearly all .
sue subscribed. Captain John Davis headed the
e9 with $1,000 and the docks will be brought her'