The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-03-23
8iuer 5nteuigenre.
STEAMERS LEAVING THIS PORT.

r. Ptyer SELMA Kouns .....s Pm
Esa Ess~ s So9ss -
wsssns Places SseisU fs
fassdss Morning.. March IS 1859.
We have been blest with glorious weather
since our last. "Old Sol has shone forth splen-
dolly, and his rays rendered the temperature
spring ike--consequently agreeable.
Business opened rather dull yesterday.
The Golden Era hence arrived at st. Louis on
the 18th inst. The Henry Ames lett for New Or
The steamer Minnie, Capt. Doyle. leaves for
Fort Smith and way landings on Saturday next
9th, at Pm
The Gov. Allen, Capt. Tobin, will arrive to-day
and leave for Canton tomorrow, at Pm.
There was but one departure Sunday--the Dan.
Able, Capt. Gross, for Baton Rouge.
The weekly Tuesday Shreveport packet Ma.
tional, Capt. Richard Sinnott, leaves without ish
The Robt. E. Lee has withdrawn from the
| Vcksburg trade. -
today and leave tomorrow for Vicksbury and the
| bends. In future. she will leave this port every
The regular Tuesday Shreveport packet Ma.
topal, Capt. Richard snnott, arrived last night
| with HOO bales cotton, lot OF stock, etc. she
returns to-day.
The officers of the Selma have our thanks for
BATON RoueE, March 22.-To SInuott Il Adams:
| Steamer National will arrive at Stock Landing at
$50 Pm. HOO bales and some cattle.
MEMPHIS, March 22.-Steamer Indians VIII ~
rive "wednesday end leave Friday. 26th.
| The Bee and barges brought In addition 10 q
large miscellaneous cargo, 1870 bushels corn In
| bulk.
| that ever succeeded In reaching point ABOVE
| the raft in Red river. IN,
The receipts of sugar aud molssses are daily
| growing smaller. IN
| from the wreck of the Cuba No. 2, recently sunk
| in Adams canal, Upper Red river.
| The Selma, Captain John Kouns. will In future
leave this city every rhursosy omm m tO
Thursday. 25th inst. at 8 P. N.
The centlemanly clerks OF tho Lotawanna,
Mersrs. Russ, Nimmo and Mitchell, have our !
M Auav swain. the gentleman who guide the
| rudder of the favorie New Orleans and Jefferson
packet Lotawanna, In other words her pilot, has
The fine fast side wheel passenger packet Ma
tional Captain Rich. Sinnott, leaves for Shreve'
port end all way landings at o'clock this even
ss vO an The S e,tv sVery Tuesday
The officers of the Robert E. Lee have our
| thanks for late vicksburg and Natchez papers.
The Lotawanna, Captain Jim Tucker, leaves ios
| Jefferson at 5 p. M. to morrow, 24th inst.
Arrivals since Saturday night have been numer'
l ous.-we append list.
' Alaska, Capt Cakes, from Cincinnati.
Caroline, Capt. Bateman. from Upper Red RIVER.
3 Dan Able, Capt. Gross, from Baton Rouge.
Bee and barges, Capt Coll, from 81. Louis.
3 J. NJ. Sharp, Capt. Aucoin, from Lafourche
. | Crossing.
q Rose Franks, Capt. Dslferes, from Lockport
Q Robt. Z. Lee, Capt. Cannon, from Vicksourg.
9 Peerless, Capt. Forgay, from ST. Martinsville.
v Paypswick, Capt. Clark, from Lockport.
0 Nina SHINES, Capt. Greenhouse, from Bayou
y Sara.
o Hunter, Capt. Jeanfreau. from Rcelsnd.
Matt from
Q Glaices.
Q National, Capt. Sinnott. from shreveport.
< New Era, Capt. Dugas from Lefoarche-
a Selma, Capt. Kouns, from jefferson.
q j. G. Backford, Capt. =, from Washington.
a Richmond, Morgan from Minden.
o For manifests see marine column.
. MEMORANDA.
!. Steamer Selma left jefferson, Texas, Thursday,
March 49, M arriving a. sDrs ao,p i'tn
Il | NJ. Steamer National in port for New Orleans.
= Landed at Stock Pen and took on board one hun
"a | bred and twenty-five head Of cattle. Left Stock
a Pen at u P. NJ. Made freight landing at Wood
lawn and Hardscrsbble and three passenger
landings in Little river. Landed at steamer Judge
Fletcher and took on board her deck crew. Made
e. freight landing at Grand Bayou, passenger land
III ing at Col Clsrks. Landed at Cocshatts. Sally
~ | ID Browns and Grand Ecore. 2lst, &C O'Clock
D. A. NJ. met steamer Dora just below st. Maurice;
O. steamer b. l.. Hodge at O'Clock A. NJ at Cat
4 q.
u on board thrty-fve cords wood. Landed at Al
O. exsndria Pineve, Herman's and Barbin's land
as ipqs. Met steamer Bart Able at O'Clock p. u.
Ia Natchitoches Bayou; Frolic just below Blaci
40 | road. Met steamer Era No. 10 at wharfboa
q taking on freight from steamer Belle Vernon
~ Lost three hours in the fog and made coalin3
~ The regular U. 8. mail and passenger Jeferso
al packet Lotawanna left Jefferson on Thursday
-. March 49, at IL O'Clock P. NJ; Friday, 18th, al
- n 80 Natl
Oil and Selma In port for New Orleans, Enterprise 70
W Jefferson Dixie for the first place where there
VI any money 10 be made. Left Shreveport al bal
y, past 8 P. M; met Lizzie Hopkins az halfpast l
" P. NJ, at Psscseous; Saturday, 20th passed Judg
~ Fletcher below Loggy Bayou, waiting TO be towe
ne to the city; met Evening Star at A. NJ, at Dr
.iee wisms's; passed Alexandra at 10 P. NJ, Sur
,ln day 2lst; met B. L. Hodge at ESQ A. NJ, at Gar
ne Compton's; Dora one mile below; passed wharf
Gu boat at IL NJ; met Lafourche at l2:zO four mile
." below wharfbost; Belle Lee and Wild Wagone
at 1850, at the head Of Tunica Island; met Ma,
of flower two miles below met Bart Able at lao,
1u- the foot OF Tunica Island met frolic at P.
at Waterloo Era at $3.50, at Port Hudson; Lee
cts p. NJ, at foot of Profit Island Lizzie Tate at
no M, above Baton Rouge; MONDAY, zzd. arrive
me Bayou, lakes and rivers above the raft and beo'
ns' Shreveport rising.
e., NATIONAL Weekly Shreveport Packet. TIL
swift elegant passenger steamer leaves ct p: ,
10. to-day for Shreveport, Grand Ecore. Alexsndri
To- and all way landings. Capt. Rich 5innott CON
ny ~ mands, and Mr.. Florence Findren has charge
~ | her office. The National ranks high among on
-. tributary packets and Is deserving Of liberal pr
"a. tronsge from shippers and travellers.
our RIcHMoSD-This staunch packet leaves Tor Mi
ing den at p. NJ. Capt. Joe Morgan commands, 90
wn Col. P. A. Work has charge OF her ONCE
de- P.w. SrRADER-This fine steamer, under con
dis mand Of Capt Albert Stein, leaves az p NJ to-ds
old for Louisville.
ers -
ght Keen 4 Hogan, 80 Tcboupitoalss street and
me u~-r.-.. 80 n, hand a large and exte nsiv