The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-03-18
I.nding 70 day, q ss,sral Of our lsial.r p.e4s..

landing to-day, as several of our e9ular packets
are advertised to leave. t
The departures yesterday were Is follows:
Alice Five u for St.. Louis with q good trip.
Louisiana, Capt. Philips, left for Louisville and
Cincinnati with moderate trip.
The peerless Robf. Il. Lee left as usual for
VicksbHfg. with good trip for the season.
The sIhos. Powell, for Bayou Laf0ufche, had q
good trip.
The arrivals since our last were as follows:~
Annie Wagley, Capt Loualer. from Washing
ton, with 2Ol bales cotton and sundries
The Gen. Quitman. Capt. White, from Memphis,
with l7O4 bales cotton. = -. - ! =
]. G. Blackford, from Washington, with 36S
bales cotton. -, -
n. M. Chids. Cant. Kane. from Arkadelphia.
with Sl7 bales cotton. - I, 49,. -
Wild Wagner Can't GOddin from Eatchez
with 81 bales cotton and cabin full of passengers
The Thos Powell. Can't. Aucoin. and Hetty
Gilmore. nom Laiourche frr ~ 10000
The Fannie Gilbert. Capt. Kouns. from Jeaer-
son with lO2 bales cotton and 1000 hides
We are indebted to Nessrs. Douglas & Douohue
for A cow of the following telegram $3.50 lT
" Vicksburq. March l7-WiiI arrive in time TO
leave ON Saturday evening rr
.uls ~ - "CAPr. JNo. wooDsURN,
Steamer w. A. csldvel"
We are informed that the Fannie Gilbert will
lay mp for the present.
From the Vicksburg Herald, OF the 18th inst:
:. The weather was sultry and warm, with for
Their indications OF rain. Business was inactive
on the leyee. The river is rising rapidly, and drift
wood is floating past quite freely. Reports repre-
sent big rise coming from all the upper rivers
From the Memphis Bulletin Of March Is:
+" The clerk OF the weather has been In q ftful
humor for some days-Dow radiant in smiles,
again sufiused IN tears. The landing was little
more animated than usual on Sunday, several
steamers olscnarghg meoeIate Heigss. Inc
river sno mos. OF us uloularles are rising, ana
o., ale ~ si n'sn s sh anu ale Isers
are also IIgn' no. ous o. lnell oanks, the FORMER
RTnorr - Tx,ears -, g. ouu
m ILL., EH"o- 10 % ia, ~ III os .oSs
aa ., IN auu as.ne 5 toaaee
beren 'H' "a'e' ~ ~" ia'e'' anu ie'u'eu ifeisn'
Inc 81. Louis hepuDnesn, Marcn lotn, says:
no ny S .ina p-ni.y was asaM ossisa.,
"s,a, aJ1 on ,ne WAR nas
ssr;nr yh,s,Iy srd ,Se iUi S po,nss wsre
20, az aau ,u Mps
an. vs-y es,,ar;ng a,,hopPS tha 49, P'e,
s-or, ha;ra &c rs9rrarst,.e a. corid - sa.;rnS
nnns;dain .h aronnnt os oveiu oo u.sIen,
steamboat stock. In the New Orleans trade
1rnsnac,s ara NJ 40 a.,tas;r and :, r.
oncsSsd ,hs, tss hoa,s aaJ - =; :, s "a ~
IN .,. s;esa, 80. ~ WI nssc
the sSness 81 Soma "a hss cras,sd s,nS
t;,;o, that st.s a-a sn;nonsI IoS tn 80. ~
,;nna -, ;sa staas;l, Tha nOnar M;.s;s.;ne; =
onues W i'se ne upper msslssIPRl -
D. ~ ~ ;a - ,S a. VIC loo,
epn a1e .ne M ~ sne laA9 - lepoI.o9
Iossrb r,rcS IN he da.;rs5 a"a.s
'ink q. o. mum " oe r1sileu eten1
lne - ai6o = aEan ING sleaeI n
,arSe u VIZ ;o',a Nt " sSS ~
;,ay nf.s ~ Vi .ay VI. !. S s
a. TIo;s s;ns n0ay iAoen ".su pIoSuoe sIo
h.e.i hnJ h tSi' "ni0n Soes through "i'noa'
''oas V.A
FOR CAMDEN, ARK;-Ihe unrivaled Frank Par
goud, capt. John w. IoDin, leaves as above st 8
p NJ 70 day for the above and all landings on the
Ouacnita river. The Pargoud, although an en-
trely new steamer, Is too well known To our
people TO need praise from our pen but we will
say that a inner steamer never hoated upon our
waters. Mr.. Geo. Williams is her attentive clerk,
and Is aDiy assisted py our young friend MIR. U. Il.
Benedict.
EXPRESS PACKET WILD WAGNER FOR NATcHEz.
as above at P. M to-day. Capt A. q. Goddin
conn ands, and her office is presided over bv