The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-13
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STEAMERS LEAVING THIS PORT.
CRESCENT OFFICE. No. % oAnr STUNT.
Saturday Morning. Feb. Is. 1859. y


Yesterday forenoon was clear and warm. About
noon the weather became cloudy, and at this wri-
ting II threatens rain. -..1 aLtr.rr
: business was lively upon the landing, and from
what we saw, lively lime may be looked for
this evening. .,r... 1900 -
The Bart Able was receiving freely yesterday.
We learn by q telegram dated Jefferson, Texas,
Feb l2lh, that the steamer Mittie stephens, Capt.
Kellogg. hence for Jefferson, was burned M IN Lake
reported to have been lost. No further parucu-
lars have as yet reached u.s., -
The officers Of the steamer Dora have our
thanks fer favors.
negro who had been stealing whisky was pur-
sued yesterday morning upon the upper steamboat
landing, and after having been beaten nearly TO
death by those humane officers, he was placed
upon q drsy and driven TO the lock up. Our
levee police are expert in the use Of their badge
of office, the club-especially upon the persons OF
ihe officers Of the Selma and Golden Era have
The Bart Able leaves to-day at Pm. for
Shreveport. .rl r...-r.L
The Selma, Dora. Leo and Golden Era are up
to leave this evening for Jefferson.
Front street is being placed In condition which
The officers of the Belle Lee have our thanks
for favoTs.
The silver cup which was voted for at fair
lately held in Natcbez, to be given to the steam
boat captain receiving majority Of votes, was
won by Capt. Tom feathers OF the Belle Lee, who
received over $500 votes We congratulate the
captain upon his success and at the same time
think thar il is owing, partially, to the noble
steamer that he commands. :. . -
Nessrs. Morris Dorsey and Andy Roland, Of the
weekly Camden packet st. Marys, have our
thanks for favors 1.nUo
CoQEe4i lfc MEMORANDA. 4sI 'rrf
Steamer st. Marys left Camden February Sth,
| at II P. ". laid al night at MeMahon's on ac-
| count of fog; 9th, met steamers Welcome at New
port and Trade Palace at Pigeon Hill; 10th, met
steamer Cornelia below Rowlands Raft 18th,
| passed steamer VicksDurg at Trinity, and met
steamers Mayfower at Gillespe's and Era No.
| at Mouth of Red River. River at Camden had
fallen about three inches, and was still falling
slowly when the 81. Mays left. 3
.- fr DEPARTURES FEBRUARY IL.
Celeste, Capt. Crooks. for Bayou Macou.
Olive Branch, Capt. Jones, for St. Louis.
San Nicholas, Capt. Dalferes, for Lafourche.
| Nina SHINES, Capt. Greenhouse, for Bayou
| Sara. lr1H1f. ueH
JIM. Sharp, Capt. Aucoin, for Lafourche.
| Dan Able, Capt. Gross, for Baton Rouge.
ARRIVED FEBRUARY 18th.
Grey Eagle, Capt. Baranco, freg1 Lobdelps
'G Dora. Capt. Lodwick, from ys iffytaa%ssia
New Era, Capt Dugas, frs4 nSAal4 s9nJille.
Flicker, Capt. Duperier, from EAf6drche.
Golden Era, Capt. Hodge, from Jefferson.
b. sy N a%ss Capt. Ssp' BsS sSI 5soo''''
ST. Marys. Capt. StBsffeondoa fnfan.
| S yioEsSu Hercc CD &s}E, ffS6 TSszsd.
Evening STAR dsDG 1attaa e6a,SsU peiousas.
Lotus Eofg9tsps. l4AbstS< bod Ebssr Coast.
Dan Able Capt, CROSSE Ya5nC Bst q fsoage.
sully, 6Sbtp KihgJ f{oral EQSdfeHs.d
For manifest OF careoes seo nsn1s e6Ihmn.
s-nAlIApb al SxAFTtsssss 70 t4t.LaH a.
|. ID Bag Rhis dse pssssps 4sss msr, Of
the sLIeysPS and !. isssEly
poft ana, AL landings iniermed date, Capt. W: @.
Harrison commands, and Mr.. w. M. Tompkins
has charge Of Der Office.
VIcKsBrRo.-Ats o'clock this evening, this es-
tablished fayorite leaves under command Of Capt:
6. P. Work, taking freight and passengers FOR al