The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-23
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Wednesday Morning, September %, 1863

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Wednesday Morning, September %, 1863 J
Helios shone forth IN all his spiendor yesterday,
end rendered outdoor exercise as uncomfortable
as il was during any day last summer. As he
crossed the line yesterday, we may look out for
sn equinoxtisl gale, and, after that is over for
fine, cool weather.
The prospects for business during the present
week are gloomy; but little freight is moving.
The large receipts OF cotton may, however,
cause reaction towards the close of the week.
since our last issue, until dark last evening,
l407 bales cotton were received per the river.
Tie Cleona will be found at the wharf this
morning ready TO receive freight for all landings
on Black and Ouaehits rivers, going through to
Trenton.
Bro Paris, ESQ.,, one of the Oldest and best
known pilots on Red River. has retired from the
river and associated himself with Mr.. z. J. Wat
son, under the style of Paris 4 Watson, 20 POy-
dras street, and will be found ready to supply
steamboats, with all kinds of fresh meats at far
prices.
The Grey Eagle, Capt. Y. B. Baranco, having
been thoroughly repaired, will leave this evening
at O'Clock for Bayou Sara and all coast land
ings. The smiling face of young friend,
Capt. Leo. Bsyhi. win be found in her office.
The famous Wild Wagner, Capt w. B. Rich.
ardson, leaves at P. NJ. to-day for Natehez and
all intermediate landings. Messrs. Ebano, POsey
and Miller are her clerks.
The Rose Franks, Capt. John White. having
completed her repairs, will be found at the wharf
this morning ready to receive for Jefferson
Shreveport and all way landings. She leaves at
5 P. N. tomorrow.
A few of the nations wards " made an attack
upon lot Of barrels on the lower levee oiled
with potatoes, and succeeded in carrying off
about six bushels before they were discovered.
OF course the police were not on hand.
The Annie Wsgley, Capt. John w. Tobin, lin
place OF the Vicksburg,) leaves at P. NJ to-day
for Monroe and Trenton. Messrs. G.. Press Work
and Chas. b. Routh are her clerks.
The light draft passenger packet Right Way,
Capt. Noah Scovell. leaves at p n. to-day for
Jefferson, Shreveport and all landings inter.
mediate.
The regular weekly Ouschita and Black rivers
packet Cleons, Capt. l.. H. Patterson, leaves as
usual, at P. N. TO. day, for all landings on the
above streams, taking freight and passengers for
all landings ss high up as Monroe and Trenton.
She connects with the very lightdraft packet
Carrie Pool, thus insuring passengers and freight
going through.
ARRIvALs.-Since our last the following named
steamers have arrived:
Annie Wagley, Capt. Tobin, from Trenton, with
s07 bales cotton and su0dries.
Peoria City, from st. Louis, with 81 bales cot.
ton and full cargo Of western produce.
Flicker, Capt. Aucoin, from LsfOurche, with 8
bales cotton and sundries.
Wild Wagner, Capt. W. B. Richardson, from
Na;ehez, with 534 bales cotton and l4S2 sacks
seed.
DEPARTURES The A. G. Brown, Capt. Bassett,
left at noon yesterday for the lower cost.
The ThOs. Powell left at 10 A. NJ. and the Flic-
ker at P. NJ, for Lafourche. The Robt. e. Lee,
capt Cannon, for Vicksburg. Magenta, Capt.
Hicks, and Pauline Carroll, Capt. White, for st.
Louis; and Era No. 9, Capt. KOuns, and Lizzie
Tate, Capt. Groves, for Red River, left at P. NJ.
TIE Legsl Tender, Shark and Louisiana, hence
arrived at Memphis on the 10th inst.
The Welcome. Capt Mclaughlin aud Success,
Capt Rea, left st. Louis for this city the 10th
inst.