The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-20
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The weather yesterday was variable-alternate
cloud and sunshine-truly regular April day.
(all but the showers).
calculated 10 bring joy to all who take TO heart
the welfare of our city. % steamers left port aud
all had 5ne trips Of both freight and passengers.
The dashing Wild Wagner, Tor, IS we sometimes
term her. tho DeraDged Teamster) came into port
at ii A. NJ yesterday with good trip, consisting
in part of CSC bales cotton. 10 hhds. sugar, and
1000 sacks cotton seed, which was discharged.
and an up freight which caused her guards to
hug the bosom of the father Of waters rather
closely, taken on board. and at P. M, only
short time aftei her regular hour, she was on her
way TO Nstchez.
Having been detained by heavy fogs, the Arksn-
eas river packet Importer, Capt. Jno. A. VII.
liams, Gid not arrive until "A. M. yesterday, at
which hour she steamed calamity into port, rest
ing a. gracefully upon the water with her i'm
mense cargo flor her size) as swan upon some
the Academy Of MusIc.) Capt. Williams finding
II impossible to get Of last evening has, In def.
ference to the wishes Of several shippers, COZ
cluded to postpone his departure to Wednesday,
The regular ten day Camden packet Coruela.
Capt j. W. Tanks. win arrive to-day, and leave
again on Tuertsy. 22d. at 6P.M.
The folio sing named steamers have arrived
New Fra, Capt. Dugas, from Donaldsonville,
with 1872 hhds. sugar, etc.
Aloe. Capt Wood, from Lower Coast, with Isl
Thos. Powell Dinvant, from DonaldsonvIIle with
Importer, Capt williams. from Arkansas river,
with 2036 bslescotton, $50 sacks corn, $50 sacks
cotton seed aDt suIdries.
Wild Wagner, Capt. W. b. Richardson, from
Natchez, with good trip.
Indiana, Capt Neal. from Louisville. with fine
freight part Of which was Isl bales cotton;
1000 tons freight. sl2 bales cotton constituted
B. L. Hodge No. 2 Capt. Baranco, from Bayou
Sara with 100 bales cotton. etc.
A.G. Brown. Capt. Radovich, from Lower Coast
Vicksburg, CAPT. G. p. Work, from Trenton,
with 733 bales u cotton.
Flicker, Capt. Aucoin, from Lafourche, with 81
bhds, sugar, etc.
Towboat simpson, Horner, from Pttsburg,
with barges, containing 10000 bushels coal.
q Towboat Panther, Capt. Hudson, from Pitts.
burg with boats, containing 10000 bushels
The regular alternate Tuesday packet Lizzie
Hopkins, under command of Capt. John T. Roots,
will be found at The wharf this morning. She
leaves on Tuesday next. 22d inst, at P. N. for
Shreveport and way landings.
By an advertisement In another column Il Will
be seen that Capt. Rich Sinnott has entered his
fine, fast passenger packet National as q regular
weekly Shreveport and New Orleans packet,
leaving this city every Tuesday at ?: NJ ICON,
every Saturday. As Of yore, our friend Mr.. Flor
ance Findfen will with his usual grace and dig
nifty preside 10 her'ofice. We wish Capt 6innott
and his fine packet every possible success.
The fine sidewheel passenger packet T. d. Hine,
under command Of Capt. Joe Morgan, with Capt.
Nat Pickett In her office, has hung out her ban
ners on the outer walls aud Is receiving for Min.
den direct. She leaves at P. NJ. on Monday,
The Nina SHINES leaves for Bayou Sara, under
command of Capt. W. R. Greathouse, at P. NJ.
10 morrow.
The following named steamers left port yes
Wild Wagner, Capt. Richardson. for Natchez.
Belle Lee, Capt. Leathers. for Vicksburg.
st. Msrys, Capt. Carleton for Camden.
Vicksburg. Capt Work. for Trenton.
Bart Able, Capt. Harrison, for Shreveport. with
Lotus No. ., Capt. Dsnnals, for Jefferson.
Selma, Capt. 5covsll, for Red River.
Ben. Johnsop. for Arkansas river.
Flicker, Capt, -, for Lafourche.
Aloe, Capt. Wood, for lower coast.
A. G. BrowI Capt. Radovich, for lower coast
Tshiequah, Capt. f. A. Blanks, for Arka-
big Horn, Capt. Keeling, for Camden.
Lafourche, Capt. Heno. for Bayou Sara.
Peerless, Capt. Forgsy, for Attakapas.
st. Nicholas, Capt. Dowty, for Grand Ecore.
Atlantic and barges, Capt. Belt, for st. Louis.
Silver Srsy, Capt. Fenton. for Cincinnati.
Cleons, Capt spane, for Washington.
Rob Rpy, for 0uachita.
New Era for Lafourche, and Thos Powell for
Donaldsonyille.
The Belle Vernon, Capt. j. J. Darah, leaves at
BPM. tomorrow for Cincinnati.
The regular coast packet b. L. Hodge No. 2,
Capt. v. b. Baranco, leaves this morning at
O'Clock for Bayou Sara.
All accounts from Ouachita and Red rivers re-
port them rising, and plenty Of water for large
boats.
The Mittie Stephens leaves on Wednesday, 23d
inst, for Jefferson. -
The Richmond, Capt Roardman, left Shreve-
port for this city yesterday, with 200 bales cotton.