The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-10

will be completely renovated, and next season be
found ready tor service, as good as new.
The lberville is resting at Algiers.
The regular weekly Monroe and Trenton
packet Cleona. Capt. L. Fl. Patterson. leaves this
evening at 5 O'Clock. for the above mentioned and
all intermediate landings on Ouachlta aud Black
rivers Shippers can rely upon her remaining in
the trade all summer being Of very light draught.
She will net he detained by low water at any
time, and her speed will assure regular weekly
trips. Mr. j. W. Walden, a courteous young
gentlemen. presides IN her Office, and in fact all
her officers are clever gentlemen, with whom IL
will be found real pleasure either TO travel or
transact business. She moves TO the minute.
The famous Wild Wagner. Capt. Richardson,
leaves at P. NJ, to-day, for NatcheZ aud all land.
iDgs intermediate. In regard to speed, safety
ana comfort she stands second 10 none. and her
officers all well known and reliable gentle.
men. Messrs. Libano, Posey and Miller are her
clerks.
The regular Shreveport packet National. Capt.
Sinnott, leaves st5 P. N. on Thursday, (to-mor.
row. June llth, positively.
The Grey Eagle, Captain Barauco, leaves at 10
o'clock this morning for Bayou Sara.
The Nina SHINES, Capt. Greathouse, from La
fourehe, Belle Lee from Louisville, National from
Shreveport, New Era from Bayou Sara. aud A.
G. Brown from Lower Coast are due to-day.
kDEFEEDENT PACKET FOR JEFFEasoN.-The
regular New Orleans, Shreveport and JEFF.
ferson packet Monsoon, Capt James N. Tucker,
one of the best men that ever trod the hurricane
roof of q steamboat, leaves this evening At
O'Clock. Her passenger accommodations are uu.
equsled by any boat in Red River, and her reputa-
ton as a carrier is second to none. Her will
he found as low those of any boat in the trade.
MIR. Ferd. V. Cellos has charge of her Office.
The Annie Wagley, NJ. Kennison commander,
leaves ct P. N. to-day for Washington, taking
freight for all landings on Bayou B@uf, with
privilege of reshipping on steamer Bull Frog at
Washington.
This evening, at O'Clock. Capt. H. Kellogg viii
back out the tavoEte passenger steamer Mttie Ste
phens for the above and all intermediate landings,
taking both freight and passengers at as low
rates as any beat in the trade. Freight to Jeffer
son, 75c. and 81 per barrel. Messrs. Maurice
LanghOrne and H. r. Eppler have charge Of her
Office, and her harder is in charge of that prince
of caterers. Mr.. John Sawyer.
The J. G. Blaekford, Capt. Pickett, leaves this
evening, at 5 o'clock. for Washington.
Our exchanges are becoming very irregular, or
at least the mails are. A Vicksburg paper of the
9TH was ali that reached us last night
We are informed that the steamer Aloe. Capt
Rsdovich will, in few days, make excursion
trip TO Southwest Pass and return.
Major Steve Powers has our thanks for favors.
The fine passenger packet Lotawanna, Capt II.
J. BrinkeT, leaves this evening, at o'clock, for
Cincinnati and intermediate landings.
The VicksbHrg Times of the 9TH says:
A" yesterday was but another Of the very warm
days we have been called upon to endure for q
week past. June, though not generally supposed
10 be warmest OF the summer months, taxes our
patience and comfort quite as much August.
Business at the landing was decidedly dull. lt
becomes our pleasing duty at last to report de-
cline in the river. During the twenty-four hours
ending at duck last evening, we noted fall OF
almost an inch, which we are satisfied will be
pleasing news TO all of our friends along the
banks Of the Mississippi and YazOO rivers.h