The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-04-30
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1hur day Morning. April 80, 1888.
II is but seldom that we are blest with more
beautiful day than yesterday was. True, the heat
was oppressive when exposed TO the rays of the
god OF day, but in the shade It was deig htful. A
pleasant breeze from the west prevailed all day.
There was more activity on the landing than has
been displayed during any day this week. Some
few Of our local packets got of with prettylgOOd
trips.
lbe river in front of the city has fallen three
inches since our last report.
Notwithstanding our earnest eudeavors to OBJ
tam news items yes erdsy, We we're totally unsnc.
cesstul Not even q rUmor greeted our eager
ears. Speaking of Tumors, we cannot refrain
from again calling the attention Of readers and
tbe pubic 10 those parties who are assiduOus 10
circulating groundless reports regarding the de =
strOeton by Ere OF this boat the explosion of
another, or the sinking of some well known
packet. The parties who are known TO circulate
such reports should be marked and treated With
The Selma arrived at the wharf from the New
Basin yesterday evening
The arrivals since our last were as follows:
Great Republic, Capt Donaldson, from st.
Louis, with q good trip.
Alaska, with full load, from Cinsinnat.
Nina SHINES, Capt. Greathouse, from Bayou
Laiourche.
lbervile from Bsyou Sara.
A. G.. Brown, Capt Bsssett, from Lover Coast
The following steamers lett port:
Wild Wagner, Capt. Richardson, for Natchez,
with good trip.
Annie Wsgley. Capt. Louallier. left for Wash.
ington with splendid trip of both freight and
passengers.
Tie J. G. Blackford left for Washington with a
light trip.
Aloe. for Lower Coast
New Era, for Red River, with full freight aud
a osbn iull Of peopl.
Judge Fletcher. for Camden-g0Od trip.
Grey Eagle Capt. Barauco. for Bayou Sara.
The A. O. Brown, Capt. Bissett. will we are
Informed, make regular trips TO CsrrotOn every
Sundsy, commencing on sunday next, the 81
pfox. We shall publish in few DAYS a schedule
Of her hours OF deparlu re from the wharf. We
cordially recommend her TO our patrons and the
public generally. we know that a trip to Car
follton on her will be pleasant indeed.
The champion. RObt. +. Lee, Capt. John W.
Cenpon, leaves at O'Clock this evening for Louis-
vile aud intermediate landings. The fame of this
packet Is 50 vide spread that our humble pen can
add no,hiug TO il. Messrs. Roberts and Dinwi
oIe vii be found in her office.
We Jailed to receive our Louisville. Memphis
and Niek.burg exchanges last night, ia o0nse-
quence OF which We trust that our readers will
pardon our Shortcomings today. We cannot
anniac;Ire news, and viii not publish the
thousand and one rum0rs which we daily fud
afost on the landing.
BY kilograms received last night, we learn that
the Ohio was falling the 2eth at Louisville. ~
lbe regular Shreveport packet National Capt.
SinDott, leaves at o'clock this evening, posi-.
lively. She il fast, has unsurpassed sccomnoda-
tons, and is in charge Of clever and experienced
officers. .. ..-.---.-..l
The Dexter, Capt Montgomery. wiz be found