The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-17

STEAMERS LEAVING THIS PORT.
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8Aturdss Nornins. April II. 1852.


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81. The weather Was threstebing yesterday but up
to dark only slight sprinkle Of rain fell and the
duet wee - bad % ever. 4; /. .,s.t "a ii. ~.
The B. L. Hodge No. 2. Capt Boardman, left
At r Il. yesterday for Shrbveport full of freight
and passengers. She also had on board company
e, fourth United States cavalry, On routs TO JEFF
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BuiiDess was rather brisk upon the landing
The Lotus, No. ., Capt. Joe Morgan, leaves TO-
day 1t p. n. for Minden. - 80 : n
usual to day for hatcher. -
The Golden Era, Capt. Gps, b Oh at P. n. to.
dag, rain or shine. for Shreveport and Jefferson.
The P. w. Strsder, Capt Albert Stein, leaves
to.day ct p n. for Louisville. "a = N - ~ -
The Lotus No. Z, Captain Joe Morgan, leaves for
Ninden at o'clock this evening. -i,sl
:, The me PASSENGER packet s e. nsyaoHer leaves
: The Lightwood, Captain U. s. Scott, leavss for
oil points on Arkansss river ats O'Clock this eve
ming. .-.r.s .cet0
Louisville this evening ct O'clock. M 4
The weekly Grand 'Ecore packet FrolIc, Cap.
tain John Heinn, leaves TO dsy at p. n. I'd ss.,-
The street commissioner had force Of men at
work filing up The holes at the insersecrion OF
The numerous crossings leading from Front
street to the steamboat Whsrvess as well % the
Wbsrves themselves, are In sadly dlspidated
condition. In fact, after dark one can only 20 to
and como from steamboat ct the risk Of LIE or
limbs. .fLst,, IA al
Thsofncsrs Of The Lsfourehs. vicksburg. Frollc
and Bart Able have our thanks for favors. aIes
Tho Independent weekly Shreveport packet
Bart Able, Captain Hsrrisop, leaves to-day ct s
The feet Lsfourchs, Captain G. P. Work. leaves
for Camden ats p. M today. She y weekly
packet, and leaves on time. ali-.n
The q. 3. mail packet vicksburg. Captain Thos.
p. Lsathers, leaves = =. \. to-dsyfor vicksburg
The Rob Boy, Captain Pstterson, leaves to-day
Of s p. n. for Bayou Macon end Tensas. ,tlf 2
-1slA BIO TRIP.-The Indiana from Louisville, ar
rived yesterday ladsped almost to her full capsc
Hsr sGnss az u psss o. AIS
q DKArH OF Carr. BnN: b. KouEs.-Through o
telegram received yesterday, We were psiusd to
learn Of the death Of this popular. oi7cer and
D courteous sentleman--vhich took place ct San
past Capt Koups's health he'd been failing, and .
few weeks ago he went to Texas 10 hopes Of re-
cupersting IL. Alas never more to retura 70 this,
the scene Of bis LAHORE and ussfulness. Caet.
.S'Is ::s . ssss G ss ' s S ~ ss
b Geo. l.. end John Kouns, been connected With the
trade between this CITY and the Red River valley,
during which time built and COMMANDED . number
ofs,ssmer:. He leaves young wife and large
Capt. Kouns was. We believe, . native of Ohio. I
bl Tho departures yesterday comprised the .s 4
DAN; Able, Capt. Gross, for Baton Rouge.
J. N. Sharp, Capt. Aucoin. for Lafourche.
snI e. hodge 0i ss 5ss Ua' Ssssan.a for
Myrtle, Capt. Bassem, for Lower Coast. Vs'
Ella May, Capt. Radovieh, for Lower Coast.
W. r. Arthur, Capt. Jones, nom st. Louis.
:, Nina SHINES, Capt. W. B. rGrssthouss, for
BaVOn
The arrivals since our last we're q follows:
Lafourche, Capt. Work, from Camden.
Mayfower, Capt Blanks, from Camden.
FroIic, Capt. Heinz. from Grand Ecore.
Indiana, Capt. Neal, from Louisville.
Dan Able. Capt. Groes, from Baton Rouge.
Steamer New Era, Dogas. from Napoieoaville.
Steamer st. Nicholas, Albert. from lower coast
MKMoRAxDA-steame Bart Able arrived al
Shreveport Tuesday, April ID; reshipped Jeffer.
son freight ON steamer Lulu D.. and upper Red
River freight on steamer Right Way Left Shreye-
port Wednesday, April IA. River falling slowly
all the way down. VIII leave for Shreveport on
Saturday, April AZ, ct r.h.s sfs-sl..8
pEPkRruREs TODAY. ''r
vIcKsBuRa-U. S. M. Pdcket.-At6 P. NJ. to
aav this fne passenger packet, commanded BY
that veteran officer, Capt. Tom feathers. leavet
for yicksburg and all landings intermediates. Capt
Sam Ayles has charge Of her ofice, assisted by
Metsrs. Bell 4 Grice: The fare and passenger
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS VI NV sNnsDuB oAo o4u"i W
any boat afost.
fRoLIc- Weekly Grand Ecore Packet-This
popular steamer, under command OF Cspt. Jno
Helm, leaves 10 day at 5p. NJ. for Grand Ecore
Cotile, Alexandra and al intermediate landings
taking freight for all landings on the Bon Dieu
and Cane river. Thos. Knee, Esq, courteous
young gentleman, has charge Of her ONCE, and Is
assisted by Mr.. Hawkins.
ROE RoY-This staunch, fast passenger packet
leaves to-day for all landings on Bayou Macon
and Tensss, under command Of Can't. l.. II. Pat
terson, with Mr.. W. Kane in the ONCE and Capt.
Lou Greenlee at the wheel. She leaves without
fail.
Lorus No. 2-This staunch light draft packet
leaves ats P. N. to-day for Minden and all way
landings, under command of that careful and pop
uar commsnder Capt. joe. Morgan. Col. P. A.
Work has charge of her Office.
WILD wAGorER.-This fine packet leaves for
Nstchez and an way ls1pipgs today at p. n.
Capt. A. q. Goddin coH{msnds, and Messrs. L.
bsno. Posey and Miller are her clerks. The Wag-
Oper and her officers ars too well known TO need
praise from our pen.
BART Independent Saturday Weekly
Shreveport Pdcket.--rhis unrivaled packet leaves
ct p. N. to-day, under command Of Capt w. c.
Harrison for Shreveport. Grand Ecore, Alexan.
tria end ell wsy lsndiDgy. Mr.. w. c. Tompkins,
Jr., IL her courteous and agreeable clerk.
GOLDEN ERA-Tbis we'll known steamer leaves