The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-04-29

Sinnott, leaves at o'clock this evening. She is
fast, has unsurpassed Accommodations. and Is 10
charge Of clever and experienced ofncers.
The Dexter, Capt. Montgomery, Will be found
at the wharf this morning. She backs out pre-
cisely at O'Clock this evening for Louisville. Al
though a new boat she has made herself famous
for speed safety and comfort.
The unsurpassed passenger packet Lotawana'
is receiving freight for all points on the Ouschits
as high as Camden, Ark. Capt ID. .. Brlnser
commands and Mr.. P. A. Work does the honors
OF the office. She leaves At P. N.
The well.known Louisville. Capt Snunk, leaves
for Louisville at P. NJ. to day.
The Lizzie Tate is receiving fer Minden. She
leaves tomorrow at p. NJ.
The champion" is receiving for Louisville.
The Annie Wagley, Capt. LOuallier, leaves at 5
O'Clock this evening for Washington, Port Barry
and intermediate landings. Mr.. NJ. kennison is
her clerk.
The great Richmond will arrive here in time to
leave on Saturday next, the I'd prOx., for Louis.
vile. Parties DESTROYS of securing rooms can do
so by applying to her agents, Messrs. Sinnou
Adams Is Commercial Place. where plan oil her
The following named steamers have arrived
since our last report:
Wild Wagner, Capt. W. B. Richardson, from
Natchez, with 73 bales cotton and sundries.
The "reconstructedn w. r. Arthur, from 81.
Louis with an immense freight, consisting in part
of ~ bales cotton 70 hhds. tobacco and 400 bols
pork.
Thos. Powell from Bayou Lafourche, with sun.
dries.
Grey Eagle, Capt. Baranco, from Bayou Sara.
Annie Wagley, Capt. Loualier, from Washing
ton, with good trip.
The Gov Allen, Capt. White, left for Vicks-
burg and the bends with a fair "Trip. We were
pleased to see our friend A. McVay, ESQ.,, in her
Office.
The Magenta left for st. Louis with good trip.
The regular weekly Shreveport packet Bart
Able. Capt. Harrison, left on time.
The Argosy for Cincinnati.
The Flicker and Thos. Powell got of q well
together" TO use a race-hOrse phrase, for La
fourche.
Tie A. G. Brown, Capt. Bsssett. for the lower
coast left at noon with good trip.
The Great Republic will be in port to-day.
Also the Iberville, from Bayou Sara, and Nina
SHINES. from Lockport.
The Hetty Gilmore, Capt. King, is receiving
freight for Bayou Lafourche. She leaves at P.
NJ. tomorrow.
FROM OUR EXCHANGES.
The Vicksburg Times, of the 2Sth, says: "The
weather Yesterday was cloudy and uncOmfortably
warm. There was continued promise of rain
throughout the day. and about dark the long
looked for come at last Levee matters were
stagnant. A slight swell in the river"
From the Memphis Bulletin of April 9th: The
weather yesterday was cloudy. gloomy and rainy:
The river at this point rose about one and hall
inches. II is rising slowly at Vcksburg. The
| upper Mississippi IS falling slowly, with good
! Stage OF WdleT. Inc upper UNIV u InhihS "NOu'
three feet in twenty-four hours-river seventy
three feet under COvngt0n bridge. At Louis
vile there are nine feet five inches in the canal.
| The Lily leaves for St. Louis to-day, where she
will lay up for general overhauling The Molle
Able passed up for st. Louis with full trip. The
Alaska passed down with full trip for New Or
leans. The Groesbeck left for Cincinnati last night
with fine trip. The Missouri river is reported
very low at Benton. tits feared boats must trans.
| fer their cargoes at Muscle She'll"
From the st. Louis Republican, April 26:
| The weather continues cloudy, and steady
rain fell pretty much all day yesterday. Towards
evening 1t Stacked little, but showed no signs OF
clearing Off As a natural consequence. business
was extremely dull on the leyee, where it is usu
] ally very brisk on Saturdays. There was larger
number of boats than usual advertised to leave
yesterday, but, on account of the weather, some
| of them failed TO get out, and most of them tina
| did had very light trips. The Pauline Carroll, o
the steamship line, is the next boat for New Or
| leansn