The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-29

of 22ss bales of cotton 1881 sacks of cotton seed
544 barrels of 1vur. 200 barrels Of pork aud sun-
dries.
Thos Powell, Capt. Dinnsut, from Donaldson
vile, with sundries.
Hetty Gilmore, Capt. King, from Lhourche,
with eundries.
A. G. Brown, Capt Bsssett, rom Lower Coast,
with l50 barrels ana lao sacks OF Iioe.
Nina SHINES, Capt w. r. Git athout,. from
Bayou Sara, with 3s5 bales of cotton, 1913 SACKS
OF @ 0tton seed, etc.
Lsfourcbe. Capt. Heno, from Bayou sHs, with
CsddO, Capt. Barnes, from Red River. No
cargo.
Peerless, Capt. FOrgay,. from Memphis. No
cargo.
olive Branch, from st. Louis. with l7s bales
Of cotton and large cargo OF produce.
IT. Mary, Capt. Sweeny, from Louisville, with
ls2 bales OF cotton, etc.
Louisville, Capt. skunk. aud Sally, Capt.
switzer, from st. Louis, both fully freighted:
Twelve in number, and their cargoes made the
levee present an appearance calculated to cheer
any one having the interest OF the Crescent City
at heart.
For JEFFERSON AND SHREvEPoRr-The light
craft passenger packet Lotus No. z, commanded
by that thorough steamboatman, Capt. DAnnals'
with the courteous Messrs. Dodd and Nimo Ia her
office, leaves at P. NJ. oday for the above and
all way landings on Red River.
The Louisville, Capt. Skunk, leaves at P. NJ.
to day for Louisville.
The Wild Wagner, Capt. W. B. Richardson
The Memphis packet Mississippi is due to-day.
LIGHTNING PACKET LIZZIE HOPKINS FOR JEFFER'
SON AND SHREvEPORT.-Ths packet ever favor
ite with both shippers and Travellers leaves on her
maiden trip of the season at P. M to-day Tor tue
above mentioned ports and all way landings inter
nIo0is.,v. af PORE Cant. Jahn I. Roots will be
found on deck. Capt Sam Lawsonin ner Onvv,
Mai I. Sheridan in charge OF her commlsssfy de-
paitment and Robert Dale, commonly called Bob
for short spiritual comforter. Such boat as the
Hopkins, with such officers as the above men
toned gentlemen, cannot but win golden opinions
from all sorts of people wherever she may weud
her way. Since her last trip the Lizzie has been
thoroughly repaired, her upper or boiler deck
guards cut of. cabin refurnishes, etc, aud
today stands without an equal in Red River.
The favorite A. G. Brown leaves at noon to-day
! for all landings on the Lower Coast between this
| city and Fort Jackson. Capt. W. &. Bsssett com
msnds. and our esteemed friend, Oliver Canton
] Jr., has charge CT her office.
For VICKsBURG.-The champion of the West
ern waters" the Robt. E. Lee, who like him whose
| ilustrious name she bears. stands without an
equal, leaves at P. NJ. to-day for the ABOVE ana
| ali landngs intermediate. Capt. Alex. McNay TN
absence Of Capt. Jno. Cannon commands, aud a
better officer never trod the deck Of any steamer.
Mr.. JnO. 7. Roberts has charge of the Office,
| assisted by Messas. Mossop aud Dlnwiddle.
The Magenta hence arrived at Memphis on the
10Th inst
The Silver Spray left Memphis for this city on
| Il e 26th inst.
| The tow boat Atlantlc hence TOT 81. LOUIS, TAU
down a raft near Grand Gulf, on Monday last. No
| lives lost.
lhe low.pressure Richmond is advertised TO
| leave Memphis for this city on the Sd prox.
The LEM Leot was 20 have left Cincinnati for
| this city on the 2jth inst.
The Ruth, hence, arrived at st. Louis on the
| oath inst
The Lexington left st. Louis on the gath inst
! for this city.
The Louisiana hence, arrived at Louisville OF
| the 25th inst. and left same daY for Cincinnati.
The Indiana left Louisville for New Orleans on
the 26th inst.
The Judge Fletcher was advertised to leave
| Louisville yesterday for this city.
The Shark and barges, hence, arrived at st
Louis on the 25th inst. The Lizzie Gill left same
Gay for this port.
The Alaska and P W. Strader left Cairo on tbs
| 26th inst. for this city,