The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-22
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The weather since our last he's grown several
degrees colder. Al dsybresk yesterday frost
Was visible on the levee and the suburbs. we
saw ice upon the landing, some OF which was over
SIX inches thick, and at A. N. 1t was IN Is nne
q state Of preservation - when first landed upon
our levee from Boston. .......
To the eye Of stranger the LANDING presented
| busy appearance yesterday. but to one who has
been 81 familiar with our great levee 90 we have
been il brought up nothing but melancholy reco''
lections; tits tue, large number OF steamers
DAYS is called good trips, but in looking ct the
departing steamers our thoughts Involuntary
wandered back to those hscy0n days of peace,
when Louisisnisns governed Louisiana, and when
on every Saturday evening thirty or forty hne
steamers left port. each aud everyone of them
loaded to their utmost capacity.
Eighteen steamers left port yesterday, and not
one OF them with much freight as they could
have copve Diently stored away.
The Lizzie Hopkins, Capt. John I. Roots, VIII
be found at the landing this morning. She leaves
on Tuesday next. Oath inst, for Jefferson Snreve'
port and all way landings.
The regular packet Right Way. Capt. Noah
scovell. leaves on Tuesday. oath inst. at p. NJ,
for Jefferson, Shreveport and all way landings on
Red River.
MIR. Andy Roland, of the Right Way, has our
sincere thanks for fsvors.
The Right WAY left Shreveport, Tuesday. Nov.
l7Ib, at P NJ. 10 port for New Orleans. Judge
Fletcher; for Jefferson, Gossamer. Met Lizzie
Tate at 0akvile, and Rose Franks at Lattier's.
Wednesday, 18th, met Pioneer at Mound Flat,
Richmond below Loggy Bayou, Enterprise at
Eureka, and passed Lizzie Hopkins at Coushatta.
Thursday, 18th, met Glide at Grand Ecore, I. d.
Hine on the upper falls Era No. 8 at Alexandria,
and Frolic above George Wilson's. Friday 10th,
met Lotus No. 2 above Cocodria. Three and a
half feet on the principal bars, and falling all the
way down.
The Nina SHINES, Capt. W. R. Greenhouse,
leaves st P. NJ. tomorrow for Bayou Sara
The fine passenger packet b. l.. Hodge No. z,
Capt. V. B. BarsDco, leaves at A. NJ. to-day for
Bayou Sara and all way landings.
The A. G. Brown, Capt. Rsdovich, leaves at 10
A. NJ. to day for lower coast.
The Leni Leot and Success. from Ouachita
river. had not arrived up to dark last evening.
The following named steamers left port yester-
day LsfouIche. Capt. Heno, for Bayou Sara;
Bart Able, Capt Harrison, for Vcksburg; Wild
Wagner. Capt. Richardson, for hatcher; Golden
Era, Capt. Gus. Hodge, for Shreveport; Sully.
Capt. King, for Bayou Lafourche Era No. 10,
Capt. Kouns, fof Red river New Era, Capt. Du-
gas, for Donsldsonville; Caroline, Capt Johnson,
for Red river; Aloe. Capt. Wood, for lower coast
Annie Wagley, Capt. Burton. for Washington;
Celeste, Capt. Dowty. for Alexandra; Success,
Capt. Rea. for Camden; Gov. Allen, Capt. Smo-
ker. for Vicksburg; Henry Ames, Capt. Boyd,
for Memphis, Dexter, Capt. j. Ed. Montgomery,
for Lousvie; Pauline Carroll, Capt. White. for
ST. Louis; Thos Powell, Capt. Dinvsnt. for Don.
sldsonville; Belle Lee, Capt. Tom feathers. for
| VIcksburg.
The following named steamers have arrived
since our lsst
Blight Way, Capt. scove, from Shreveport.
| with 445 bales cotton.
| Bart Able, Capt. w. c. Harrison. from Vicks-
burg, with sol bales cotton. 1924 sacks cotton
seed. etc.
wild wagner, Capt Richardson. from Nstchez
with ass bales cotton, so hogshesds sugar, 6S
barrels molasses, etc.
Lizzie Hopkins, Capt. Roots, from Shreveport,
| with 739 bales cotton.
Towboat Mohawk and barges from st. Louis,
with 1888 barrels -four, 445 do. pork, 635l sacks
| corn, 10 244 sacks oats, 1923 bales hay, etc.
Capt. sam Lawson and our emacisted " friend
Robert Dale, Eco. of the steamer Lizzie Hopkins,
| have our thanks for favors.
Capt. Tucker made trial trip yesterday with
| his new ana splendid packet Monsoon. Her per-
| Torrance exceeded his most sangune expects-
tons, and after the trip be was enthusiastic In her
praise Well may he feel proud, for TO command
| such steamer would be considered an honor by
any one. The Monsoon will enter the trade be.
| tween this city and Jefferson on the frst rise in
Red River, and under command OF Capt. James
Tucker will beyond doubt become favorits in
The trade.
2l26 bales cotton were received perriver steam
ers yesterday.
The Right Way leaves positively on Tuesday
November Path, for Jefferson and Shreveport
| Messrs. Gwartney q Co. and FL. x. Eppler are her
| agents.
| fall on TUESDAY, At p. NJ.
Memoranda OF Red River low water packet Liz
zie Hopkins Left Shreveport at halfpast P. NJ.
| on Tuesday, 18th in port, Judge Fletcher; met
Lizzie Tate half past 10 P. NJ st wreck Of Ken
lucky Rose Franks at Nuts place IL midnight;
Wednesday, met Pioneer Era twenty minutes past
| IL A. NJ. at Tresdwells; Richmond IL NJ. st Viii.
| liamss; Enterprise s p. NJ. at Eureka Landing |;
| Thursday, met I. ID. Hne at DeLoache's quarter.
past 8 P. NJ; Era No. half-past IL P. M. at
Spears; Friday. arrived at Alexandria 6 A. M;
| LIFT rio tn in nd .
met Lotus Just below Bsrbn's hslf-psst P. NJ. I;
Selma P. NJ. at Big Lserto (; Lottswsnna 10 P. M.
at Rabbit leland Saturday, met Caroline quarter
past 8 A. NJ. at Point Pleasant; Lulu ID. at head OF
Claiborne Island A. NJ; Cuba at Claiborne ls-
land quarter past A. M River falling with three
feet on principal falls and four feet the falls The
Lizzie Hopkins will leave positively on Tuesday
| oath, at O'Clock P. NJ.