The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-04

tne lan0lng ms morning, receiving LOT tne Oua
chiia, and leaves positively at O'Clock this after
noon. 3 - ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS -.-
The steamers Richmond and Gov. Allen are ex-
pected to arrive to-day. c-
By dispatch to G. L. Kouns & Bro, from Louis
Vile, we learn that the new sidewheel low water
steamer Era No. s, left Louisville yesterday, and
will arrive in about a week, ready to take her
place in the Kouns Line on Red River. This is
the frat boat the Kouns Bros have built since the
days OF the old Era Line before the war.
The steamer Walter B. Dance came to the lower
landing yesterday, having been put in tip top re-
pair. Capt. r. s. Livingston and Mr.. w. b.
Clarke, two gentlemen well known in this city,
and also along the 0uachita river, have chartered
this splendid steamer. and will run her during the
season in the New Orleans and Camden trade.
The Dance is well adapted for the trade, having
large storage room, with an excellent cabin
which is furnished with all the modern improve.
ments and comforts which would please the most
fastidiOus. The Dance is now receiving and will
leave this evening for all points up to Cam1en :.
We wish Capt. Livingston and Mr.. Clarke q suc-
cessful season.
TIE ST.. MARYs.-This fine and new steamer
arrived here few days since In command of Capt.
A. j. Dye, and is at present having her guards
strengthened for the purpose of carrying cotton.
The ST. Mary is new and splendid passenger
packet, and Capt. Dye intends putting her in the
Ouachita river trade. Her repairs will be finished
In day or two, and she will leave here on her
first trip to Camden next Wednesday or Thu, sday.
Mr.. Morris Dorsey will preside over the Office of
the st. Marys.
LOUISVILLE FOR LoUIsvILLE.-At p. NJ. to-day
this superior and fast passenger packet, one OF
the finest steamers afloat, takes her leave OF US,
going 10 above and way points, in charge OF the
popular Capt. M. B. Piersell. with that old river
favorite, Mr.. II. G. Bruce, in the office. The
Louisville connects at Cairo with the Illinois Gen.
trail Railroad; at Louisville with steamers for all
points the Ohio river, and takes freight for all
coast and bend landings.
VICKsBURG FOR MEMPHIS AND THE BENDs.-The
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John Brooks, commander, and Mr. Pres. Work Ia
the office, leaves at O'Clock this evening for all
landings up to Memphis. The passenger &C
commodations of the Vicksburg are equal to any
aud surpassed by none in the trade, and her ur-
bane and efficient officers spare no pains or ex-
pense in administering to the welfare and comfort
of their guests.
MAGENTA United States Nal and Passenger
Packet for VickSbHg To Ddy.-The large, feet,
stauneh, and most magnificent passenger packet
Magenta, Capt. T. p. feathers, commander, is the
regular steamer for Vicksburg to-day. The Ma
genta is under the charge of the most worthy, re
liable and experienced officers. Messrs. Samuel
Ayles and Ed. Shaw are the clerks of the
Magenta. The Magenta leaves to the minute, 5
O'Clock this evening. The Magenta will connect
with regular packets, and will take freight for all
landings on the Yazoo up 20 Greenwood.
WALTER B. DANCE FOR CAMDEN.-The large,
elegant passenger packet Walter B. Dance. Capt.
X. !. Livingston, commander, and Mr.. VIM. b.
Clarke in the office, leaves at o'clock this even
ing for all landings up to Camden.
H. A. HOWEVER FOR 0UACHITA RIvER.-The
passenger packet Fl. A. Homeyer,s Capt. E. s.
dustin, commander, leaves at O'Clock this
evening, for all landings up to Trenton. Mr..
Sam. Whyte ofhciates in the Office of this boat.
JUDGE FLETCHER FOR CAMDEN.-The comfortable
passenger packet Judge Fletcher, Capt. Frank
Keeling commander, and Capt. ii. l.. Watts, clerk,
leaves at 5 P. NJ. to-day for the above and way
landings. Her accommodations are first class,
bau hiu IarO tata nd
excellent table.
IRON CITY FOR RED RIvER.-Captain John NJ
Gillian, will to-day, at P. NJ, back out his neat
passenger packet Iron City, for the above aud
way landings The Iron City has neat cabin.
and can accommodate all of her guests with every
comfort TO make travelling on her pleasure. Mr..
VIM. 7. Gillian is the clerk of the Iron City.
FANNY GILBERT-KOuns Line-fOr Red RiUer.
Capt. Geo. l.. Kouns will back out at this evening
his neat and very light.draft packet Fanny Gil
bert, for all landings on Red River. Mr.. G. W..
Drown is the efficient clerk of this steamer.
LIZZIE TATE FOR RED RIvER.-The new
and complete light draft packet Lizzie Tate,
G. w. Stinde, commander, and Mr.. Ed.
Groves, clerk. leaves at P. NJ. for Jefferson,
Shreveport and way landings. She is staunch,
SWIM and commodious :; her cabin is tastefully
furnished.
WILD WAGNER FOR NATcHEz.-Ths favorite,
superior and fast passenger packet. leaves this
evening at 5 o'clock for Natchez. She has large,
airy and most elegantly furnished staterOoms.
Capt. f. F. Gross is in command. while the ever.
obliging and attentive Messr5. John Q. Libano and
Jos. Holmes, ofiiciate as clerks.
NEW ERA FOR DONALDSONvILLE.-This fast and
superior passenger packet, in command of Capt.
A. Dugas, with Mr.. E. o. Melancon 10 the Office,
leaves for the above and all coast landings at 5
O'Clock this day.
VICTORY FOR BATON ROUGE.-This fast aud
comfortable passenger packet, in command of
Capt. A. Abrams, with the attentive Mr.. George
Med. Madere in the Office will leave to-day at 10
O'Clock, for all coast landings up to Baton Rouge.
The Victory has splendid passenger accommoda-
tiOns and sets first-class table.
LAURA FOR THE WATERING PLACEs.-This fine
new, low pressure passenger packet, in command
of Captain Joe Walker leaves this day from
the Lake end of the Pontehartran railroad for the
above named places on the arrival of the IL NJ.
train of cars.