The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-27
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Tuesday, Morning. Oct Y. 1861

Tuesday Morning. Oct y. 1853
Since cur last we have been blest with q con-
tinuance of the fine weather with which we have
been favored for several days past
Business upon the landing was extremely dull
yesterday. The recent riots and political excite
ment generally seemed to have depressing in
fuence upon all branches OF trade.
Late advices from Red river report five feet
water on the principal bars and falling.
Recent arrivals from the Ouachita report only
thirty inches on Fenner's bar. and river falling.
ARRIvALs-Since our last report the following
named steamers have reached port:
LEM Leoti, Capt. McComas, from Ouachita
river, with l29 bales cotton.
Ksnkskee. Capt. Maitland, from Smmesport,
with 81 bales cotton and 1850 sacks cotton seed.
Lizzie Hopkins, Capt. Roots, from Shire veport.
with fine trip consisting in part OF l025 bales
cotton.
(Ouachita river.) with sol bales cotton.
4. ID. HiDe, Capt. Radovich, from lower coast,
With sundries.
Hunter, Capt. Jeanfreau, from lower coast,
with cargo of sundries.
], M. sharp. Capt. Aucoip, from Thibodaux,
with l6 hogsbesds sugar and 4 barrels molasses.
Thos. Powell. Capt. Dnvant, from Donaldson
vile, with Louisiana rice, etc.
Success, Capt. Rea, from Beach Hills, with 312
Robt. E. Lee, Capt. Cannon, from Vicksburg.
with large freight consisting principally OF 2'35
bales cotton.
Aloe. Capt. Wood from lower coast.
Nina SHINES, Capt. Greathouse, from Bayou
Sara, with 425 bales cotton, ii hogsheads sugar,
snd IL barrels molasses.
Glide, Capt. Muse. from Grand Ecore, with 256
bales cotton.
REcEIPTs OF CorTox.-547s bales of the great
staple have been landed at our levee by river
steamers since our last.
The receipts of new Sugar and molasses are in.
creasng daily.
Capt. F. A. Blanks, of the Tshlequah, has our
thanks for favors.
The river in front of the city is rapidly seeking
low water mark.
Our portly friend-whose spirits are unaagging-
Robert Dale. of the Lizzie Hopkins, has placed 8
under renewed obligations for late papers and
memorandum. May his shadow never grow larger,
il it does Old Sol will find it impossible to cast
one for him.
The departures yesterday were not very numer-
GUS. But three boats left port, viz: The Nina
SHINES, for Bayou Sara J. NJ. Sharp. for La
fourche and Success, for Ouachita.
FoR VIcKsBURG.-The peerless Robert E. Lee
leaves at O'Clock this evening for the above and
| all way landings. MessTs. Roberts and McVay are
her clerks. The Lee ia too well known to all our
readers to need praish at our hands,
The I. ID. Hine, Capt. Radovich, leaves at noon
to-day for lower coast, in place of the A. G..
Prown. Capt W. S. Bassett will be found in her
| Office.
The Cuba No. 2, Capt. Geo. wilkerson, leaves,
| beyond the shadow OF doubt, at P. NJ. to-day
| for shreveport and Jefferson.
For JEFFERsoN-Lightning Line.-At5 o'clock
this evening. rain or shine, freight or no freight,
Capt John T. Roots, will back out the fine, fast,
and deservedly favOrite packet Lizzie Hopkins for
the above and all way landings. Capt. Sam Law
son. with his usual grace and dignity, will be
| found presiding in the Office, and Bob Dale will
ALEC be on hand. Hurry down your freight, and
| give the Lizzie q bumper
| TIE Rose Franks, under command Of that thor
ough stesmbostman, Capt. John w. White, with
the courteous Jasper Russ in the Office, leaves at
P. NJ. to-day, for Jefferson, Shreveport, and all
| way landings.
The Rose Franks and Lizzie Hopkins will both
take freight for Grand Ecore, Alexandria, and all
| way landings at packet rates.
| The Mississippi and Pauline Carroll, from St.
Louis, will Re found at the wharf this morning.
The Red River packet Lizzie Tate, will be found
at the wharf this morning ready TO receive freight
She leaves az P. NJ. tomorrow for Jefferson and
| Shreveport.
The Lrtiawauns, Capt. L. Fl. Paterson, fro-:
| Trenton will be found at the wharf ready to re-
| ceive for her return trip. She leaves positively
| at 5 P. n. TO morrow.
| For MONROE AND TRENToE.-The fine, fast,
| light-draugbt passenger packet Tahlequah, with
| Capt. j. w. Blanks in command, and Capt +. A.
Blanks in her office, leaves for the above and all
| intermediate landings at P. NJ. to-day, taking
| freight Tor Camden with privilege of reshipping.
| As the TahleQuah only draws IL inches light,
shippers will find her very desirable boat to
| patrObize. Remember, she leaves without fail.
at last accounts the Mitte Stephens was lying
Just above FenDers Bar, unable to get over.
The Gov. Allen, from Columbia, will be in port
this morning.
| MEMORANDA CT STEAMER LIZZIE HOPKINS
Left Shreveport Wednesday night, 2lst inst; in
port-Lizzie Tate. Pioneer Era and Richmond /;
| met Lotus No. st Gimore's at IL NJ. Friday,
net Glide at fuckers Bar at 81 AN; Era No.
| at Prudhomme's Bar Of 65 A N. Saturday. met
Irene at he ad of Grand Point at 81 M; Lulu ID
| at Big Lsrdo at A.. NJ; Era No. 10 at Jofrion 9
at e3 NJ. River falling all the way down; ~
| feet on the falls.
The Lizzie Hopkins will leave for Shreveport
and Jefferson on Tuesday, the 9th inst, at .
| o'clock, positively.
The Lady Gay left st. Louis on the 22d instant
| for New Orleans.
The Legal Tender, hence, arrived at Louisville
| on the 22d instant.
The Commonwealth. from st. Louis for tits
port, left Memphis on the 23d instant.