The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-22

Hopkins, has our thanks for Q memorandum and a
full file Of late Jenerson and Shreveport papers.
J. Rseder, of the Lotawanns, has placed M under
renewed obligations for favors which we're. We
assure him, highly appreciated.
The ever courteous and obliging chief clerk Of
Capt. John T. Roots's lightning packet Lizzie
Hopkins, Mr.. ]. w. Lancaster. has our sincere
thanks for . file Of late papers and other favors.
Since our last issue, the following named steam
ers have arrived. Their large cargoes, which
an appearance Of life and activity. such as pre-.
cluded the possibility Of any one saying that It
was blue Monday upon the steamboat landing:
United Safes mail packet Lizzie Hopkins, Jno.
2l3 sacks Bots d'Arc seed and other freight. Her
cabin was crowded with passengers.
Lotawanna. Capt. John W. White, from shreve.
gers. In truth a. far q regards the former. II
was by long odds the best and largest trip Of the
season from " old Red" Il consisted In part Of
l43s bales cotton, 274 tierces beef and over 1900
Agnes. Capt. Ralfs. from Baratsria. with ll2
suliy, Capt. King. from ThIbodaux, with good
cargo OF sugar and molasses.
Hunter, Capt Jeanfreau from the Jump, with
Q lot of rice and sundries.
Evening Star, Capt. Rucker, from Jacksonport,
Art., with 735 bales cotton.
Alice Dean, Capt. Maratta, from Cincinnati.
with her guards resting upon the bosom of the
father of waters. (Alice ought not to be %
familiar with the old fellow. el. r
Richmond, (the great low pressure passenger
o,p s SSos 51% with
Caroline, Capt. johnson. from Shreveport, with
lCs2 bales cotton, hid. Louisiana tobacco, etc.
National. Capt. Gross, from Bayou Sara with 81
bales cotton, 324 hogshesds sugar, 567 barrels
molasses, etc.
Nina SHINES Capt. W. r. Greathouse, from
Bay on cara, with 1877 hogshea ads sugar, 604 bar
rels moafses, 500 bales cotton, lois sacks cotton
seed, etc.
Thos. Powell. Capt. Dinvant from Doualdson.
vile, with As hogsheads sugar and sundries.
J. N. Sharp, Capt. Aucoin, from Bayou La
fourche. with IA bales cotton, lac hogshssds su.
Mississippi, Capt. Nat Green, from Memphis,
with l43l bales cotton, besides considerable mis-
Robert E. Lee, Capt. ]. W. Cannon, from vicks-
seed and sundries. a
The regular United States mail packet A. G.
Brown. Capt. Radovich, leaves at noon to-day for
The Gov. Allen, Capt. Jno. W. Tobin, leaves at
s P. N. to morrow for Camden and all landings in
termediase upon Ouachita and Black rivers.
clerk will be found upon the landing. foot Of
Crossmsn street, this morning, ready to receive
freight for her.
The regular ten day Camden packet CornslIs,
under command of Capt. J. W. Blanks, leaves at s
The fine passenger packet Belle Vernon. com.
manded by that attentive officer Capt. ]. ]. OAR
rah, leaves this evening at O'Clock for Cincin.
natl Louisville and all intermediate landings.
Mr.. 7. ]. Darrah, courteous gentleman, ia her
chief clerk.
The regular Arkansas river packet. Importer,
under command Of Capt. John A. Williams. leaves
tomorrow, "wednesday evening. at s o'clock,
for Van Buren,. Fort Smith and oil intermediate
landings on Arkansas and Mississippi river.
The following steamers left port yesterday:
I. d. Hne, Capt. Morgan, for Minden.
Nina SHINES, Capt. Greathouse, for Bayou
Sara. so ft -aal-sl
sully. Capt. King, for Bayou Lsfourche.
j. N. Sharp, Capt. Aucoin, for Chibodaux.
Indiana, Capt. Neal, for Louisville. : -
Lotswsnns, Capt. John White, for Jefferson.
The fine passenger steamer Empire, under COM
mand Of Capt j. w. Carroll, leaves positively, ct
P. M, today, for Cincinnati. Louisville and all
way landings. aH e
The Mite Stephens, under command Of Capt.
b. Kellogg, leaves tomorrow evening for Jeher-
son. Shreveport and alllandipgs intermediate.
The great low.pressure passenger packet Rich
mond, under command Of Capt. j. STINT Neal,
leaves tomorrow evening ct o'clock for Louis-
vile and ell landings intermed date. Mr.. John 8.
voolfolk has charge Of her oface.
Memorandum Of the low water, Red river, q. 8.
mail packet, Lizzie hopkins: Left Shreveport
Thursday morning at A. NJ, With liz passengers:
met Golden Era l0} A. n, at Rube Whites; Rich
mond p. M, at Mrs. McKinney's; Pioneer Era
10 minutes OF p. NJ, ct Murrell's. Friday
| passed the Caroline, that left Tuesday, ct Hub.
bard's, 50 A. M; met Era ct Dada Landing. 4 p.
NJ. Enterprise, DIP. NJ, ct Hickman's. Saturday
Monsoon, at Pineville, l23 A. NJ; Judge Fletcher
at Wilson's Wood Yard, 4 A. M. passed the Lot
mine. .llI ta-
The Lizzie Hopkins leaves positively on Toes
day. the 22d, at O'Clock, for Shreveport and
Jefferson direct. rtn