The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-18

amendments, cover the issuance of inspection
papers as well az the inspection itself.
FEES ON RE-wAREHoUsE ENTRY.
For entry. DC
Permit TO send to -vc
Re warehouse bond ........... ............4Oc
yFrs ON WITHDRAWAL ENTRY FROM WAREHOUSE.
For entry
Permit
Officers of the customs at the ports above indi-
Gated will see to it that copy of this circular Is
posted In a conspicuous place In their respective
custom houses Fl. McCULLOCH
Secretary of the Treasury.
The Cuba No. 2. Capt Geo. E. wilkerson,
leaves at P. NJ tomorrow, for Jefferson, Shreve'
port and all intermediate landings. She will be
found at the foot of Customhouse street this morn
ing ready to receive freight.
The fine passenger and freight packet ldahoe,
under command of that clever gentleman and
careful commander, Capt j. w. Blanks, win Mr..
Chas. A. Breard (than whom no more courteous
gentleman ever lived) in her office, leaves at
P. NJ. to-day for Trenton aud Monroe. The Ida
hoe will give through bills of lading for those
points, and put passengers through In ume.
The Selma, Capt. j. ID. Clarke. leaves at P.
M. to-day for Shreveport and all way landings.
The regular Memphis packet Magenta, Capt.
Frank Hicks, leaves positively at p N. today
for Memphis, Vicksburg and all way landings.
Mr.. Sullivan is her chief clerk. and Mr.. Frank
Smith looks to the comfort Of her passengers
The B. l.. Hodge, Capt. V. B. Baranc0, leaves
at P. M. to-day for Bayou Sara.
The dashing Wild Wagner, Capt. W. b. Rich.
ardson, leaves at 5 P. NJ. to day for Natchez and
all landings intermediate. Messrs. LIbano, Posey
and Miller still have charge of her oficel
Advices from 0uachita river report ii rising fast
TIE Lulu d. Capt. ]. NJ. Grace, leaves on Satur-
day, 2lst inst, for Shreveport and Jefferson.
The Lotaw anna. Capt. H. J. Brinker, leaves at
5 p NJ. to-day for Jefferson and Shreveport.
The Sully. Capt. Hne, leaves for Bayou La
fourche at 10 A. NJ. to-day.
By telegram received yesterday by geo. u
Tee inf SncCAl9.
Capt Rea, from Trenton, will arrive to day with q
full load, and leave for Camden on Saturday, 2lst
inst, at p. M.
Messrs. Dodd and hmmo, of the Lotus No. 2,
have our thanks for fsvors.
The crossing at the foot Of Common street,
leading TO the steamboat landing Is IN an awful
condition. Cannot some one have II liked!
The following named steamers left port yes
terday: Bismarck, for st. Louis Rob't L. Lee,
Captain Cannon, for VicksDurg Era No. 8, Cap
tain Kouns, for Shreveport; Frohc, Captain
Haberlee. for Grand EcoIe; New Era, Captain
Dugas, for Donaldsonville; Lafourche, Captain
Reno, for Bayou Sara, A. g Brown, Captain
Rsdovich, for Lower Coast.
Should the rumored rise in Ouachita River prove
true, Captain j. w. Blanks, will in few days
regular 10 days packet. between this port and
Camden, Ark.
last per river steamers.
The following named steamers arr"eu yossoi
day:
Lotus No. 2, Capt. Dannsls. from Shreveport.
with 5S7 bales cotton, lot hides and sundrles; New
| Era, Capt. Dugss, from Donadsonville. with AZ
hogshesds sugar. l47 barrels molssses "a half do.
| and sundries; Wild Wagner, Capt. Richardson,
from Natchez, with 423 bales cotton, rs hogsheads
sugar IS barrels moasses, etc.; Lsfourche, Capt.
| Heno from Bayou Sara, with As bales cotton, 50
| bogsheads sugar, 1871 barrels molasses and sun
| dries Big Horn, Capt. Gilem, from Greenwood,
Mas with 2q6 bales eoffOu and l734 sacks cotton
| Shippers, remember that the Success, a very
light draft boat, by the way, is now receiving for
Camden and all landings on Oaachisa and Black
/ Rivers.
| No change to report in the river at this point.
| The Frolic, under command of Capt. John Ha-
berle, leaves every Tuesday at p. NJ. for Alex
The Frank PsrgOud, Capt. White, from the
Freiehts seem to be scarce at present for all
| points.
By reference to our special notice column, our
| readers will see that the B. l.. Hodge, No. Zone
OF the finest steamers afoat-hss entered the trade
between this city and Bayou Sara. leaving here
| every Wednesday at s P. NJ. and Sunday at 3 A. NJ
Under command of such an officer lacknowi
edged by all who have the pleasure Of knowing
| him. 10 be without an equal) as Capt. v. b. Baran
co, with that thorough gentlemen and accom-
| plished clerk, Capt. Leo Bsyhi in her Office, the
Hodge cannot fail in obtaining the patronage o.
our merchants and that Of the planters between
this city and Bayou Sara.
Cent John w. Tobin has chartered the vel
known steamer Big Horn for the trade been this
| CITY and Ouachita river, and leaves with her thu
evening, at Pm. The Big Horn Is fast, carries
we'll and hss fine passenger accommodations. W.
wish Capt. Tobin success with his new packet.
The Commonwealth, Kate Kinney and Kellogg
left ST. Louis for this port on the l4th.
From Memphis Bulletin, Nov. 10th:
I" Soon after O'Clock on Saturday night the
steamboat Peoria City from ST. Louis g.: landed a.
roe street. She had on board about two hundred
deck pas engers who were on their way down u
work on the levees. Quarreling and lighting wer
going on among them, and amid the coufusio
two of them fell into the river, between the boa
end the whsrfboat, and neither Of the bodies hsv
been found. Who they were could not be ascer
tanned. The unfortunate occurrence above re
lated attracted many persons upon the wharf
boat and one of them, when passing down tn
esueway. about fifteen minutes after the two me
had been drowned, was seen 70 fall OIL into thu
river. Lights were procured and gentlemen en-
ploy ed on the wbarfboat did their best to find tn
unfortunate man, but notnlng could be seen 0
whether belonging to this city, or a stranger, no
body knew"
The Muscatine Journal Of the 9th says:
: cit lie said that movements have been iusugur
D sted for extending the White Collar line to Me-
, Orleans, the entire navigable length Of the Mi
! the Phil. Sheridan, have been ordered"
, From the st. Louis Republican, 18th inst:
. The weather is very bright and pleasant. A
usual on Saturday, the wharf wore very bus
, and active appearance. Departing steamers gem
rally had full csrgoes The river falling steadil,
I although not very rapidly. The Belle Of Pix
8 from Naples, was loaded to the guards. The Lad
. Gay is the next A. and n. 8. 8. packet for Ne
. Orleans. The Continental, Capt John Greenougi
. arrived at her early hour from New Orleans, wit
I heavy cargo. Capt. Barnes has decided not
load the Columbian at present. The Virginia
the next independent boat for New Orleans"