The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-04
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Tuesday Morning. Fab. 4. tScs.

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Tuesday Morning. Fab 4. 1888
Business on the Landing yesterday was toerably
brisk. The arrivals since our last nave been quite
numerous embracing the Dexter from Louisville
P. W. Suader from Evansville. Gov Allen and
Robt. E. Lee from Vieksburg, w. B. Dance from
Camden, Rose Franks and Caroline from Red
River, J. NJ. Sharp and Victory from Bayou La
fourehe, Nina SHINES and Ibervile from Bayou
Sara, and Golden Era from Attskapas.
The lower landing yesterday presented better
appearance than it has for many day. The
goes of the w. B. Dance, Rose Franks and Caro-.
line occupied almost all the space from Custom
house TO Canal streets.
The Vieksburg packets Robt. E. Lee and Gov.
Allen have both deferred their departure to this
evening.
The Mississippi and IberviIle departed with
good trips.
The GreyEagle from vicksburg, and Emma No.
2 from Camden, had not arrived up to dark last
evening.
We take the following from the Cincinnati Com.
meTcial, of the lst inst
MEMPHIS, Jan. 3l-9 P. M.-Milder. Mississippi
rising slowly. White river stationary, with 81 feet
70 Jscksonport. private telegram from Lit 10
Rock reports 30 inches in the Arkansas and fal &
Down-Boaz ana barges. Ups. j. Hale, W til
500 bales of cotton; Argonaut, with 500 bales,
and the Olive Branch. Navigation above Little
Rock is suspended. The officers Of the Celeste
report the cotton nearly out Of the lower Arkansas
ard times very hard people destitute, with neither
means dor credit for the production of another
BOATs DUE.-Deaware and LeOnidas, from
Pittsburg, Sherman, Swallow, Alice v, Atlantic
and Mary Davage and barges, from New Orleans
The river was full Of heavy keen, new-made
ice yesterday, almost suspending navigation. The
Louisville packet America was the only deplr-
ture.
CAIRO, Feb. Capt. Bofnger, superintendent
Of the A. and N. S. :. Line, is 10 our city. lie
arrived here last Monday night.
The Nashville came in from the Cumberland
river yesterday morning with a slim trip. Her
cargo all for reshipment South, and consisted
in part of bids. tobacco, l55 bOls. of -four and
NEAL l63 bales cotton and bbls. whisky. She
returns to Nashville this evening.
The Continental departed for New Orleans with
4 moderate trip.
Business on the wharf was livelier yesterday
than at any time during the past week.
Gov. ALLEN FOR VICEsBURG.-This magnificent
passenger packet takes her departure for the
above and all intermediate landings this day, at 5
P. n. Under command Of Capt. W. B. Richard
son the Allen has become afxture beyond DOUBT
in this trade, and We look to see her leave full of
| freight and with her cabin crowded.
| FOR CAMDEN-The splendid passenger packet
| Judge Fletcher under command of our old friend,
| Capt Frank Keeling, leaves this evening for the
above and all other landings on the Ouachita
river. The Fletcher moves promptly, SO hurry
| Up your trelghts -
| For LOUISVILLE AND CNCINNATI.-The Jno
| Fl. Groesbeck, Capt. dan hsrrstta, leaves posi-
| lively for the above and ell intermediate ports,
AT 2. NJ. 10 Gay.
For ct. LOUIs.-Passengers and shippers will
do well 10 bear in mind that the splendid steamer
Join Kilgour, under command of Capt. J. B.
Weaver, leaves this day, at P. NJ, for the above
port taking freight and passengers for all inter
mediate landings. Mr. NJ. B. Bailey, her chief
clelk, will be found ever ready to attend to the
comfort of her passengers, aud cur old friend J.
A. Stevenson, Esq, can be consulted in regard
TO freight.
For MoBLE.-The regular packet Sarah, uader
command of Capt. a. W. Deering, than whom no
better sailor ever trod quarter deck leaves the
New Basin at P. NJ. to-day for Mobile. Her
agent, Geo. D. Hite. Esq, No. IL TchoupitOulls
street, will be found ready aud willing to render
all information to shippers by boats of this line.
Il. ID. HINE FOR JEFFERsoN.-This evening at
8 O'Clock, this newly renovated and always pop
ular steamer takes her departure for the above
port taking freight and passengers for all land
iugs on Red River. We trust that she will leave
with loaded guards.
FOR JEFFERsON.-The new side-wheel steamer
Era No. 8, under command of that veteran steam.
boatmsn Captain Isaac II. Kouns, leaves as above
at 5 O'Clock this evening. q. l.. Kouns q Bros.
agents.
For JEFFERSON AND SHREvEPoRT.-Shippers
and passengers will bear in mind that the Rose
Franks, II. c. Heth master, leaves as above
positively this day at 8 P. NJ.
For JEFFERsoN.-The Starlight, Just from the
bands OF the carpenters, painters, etc., is receiv.
ing for the above and all landings on " old Red"
and leaves to-day at 5 P. NJ, without fail.
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