The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-26
Birer snteIIgtnts.
STEAMERS LEAVING THIS PORT.
Friday. FebKaArv &C.
CRssoz1rr OFFICE. 10. 81 OksP ssrnuy, ,
Friday AnrpinS, Feb rs. 1870.


Friday Aornns FEB. IS, lS6O. )
"Old Sol failed 50 show his beaming face yes.
teYGsy. much 70 the regret Of all parties engaged
II outdoor business. The temperature was very
winterish with stiff northeast wind blowing.
E1siness was very fair upon The wharf; the out-
going steamers 81 had good freights.
1he stately bslle Lee, Capt LeatherH, from
Yicbsburg, win be found at The wharf this morn.
The weekly Ouaehits packet Vicksburg, Capt.
Work, viii be ready to receive freight to-day.
The fine side.vhsel passenger packet Maydower,
Capt. Frank Keeling, leaves for Ca1dsn to-
The swift comfortable side-wheel passenger
steamer National, Capt. Rich Sinnott, leaves for
Shreveport az P n. tomorrow.
The well-known Judge Fletcher, under com.
msnd Of Capt. Jim Phelps, leaves forJetfsrson at
5 O'Clock tomorrow evening.
The express Shreveport packet, Grey Eagle,
Capt Ben. B. Kouas, leaves at P. NJ, tomorrow.
The Pionser, Capt. L. II. Patterson, leaves for
place of the Era No. g.
The dazzling VIVA wagner, Capt. A. C. God
din, leaves for Eatches tomorrow st P. N.
The swift passenger packet Welcome, CAN'T
Chandler, leaves for Camden tomorrow at 5 p u.
The fne steamer Importer, Capt. John A. WI.
Hams, ieaves for Arksnsas river tomorrow at 8
pm.
DEPARTURES.
FTask Psrgoud, Capt. White, for vicksbnrg ard
the bends.
annie Wegley, Capt. Burton, for Washington,
Selma, Capt. Seovill, for Jefferson.
Rose Franks, Capt. Joe Dalferes, for Lsfourchs.
way 10 the mountsins)
Celeste, Capt. Crooks, for Macon and Teasa5.
Thompson Dean, Capt. Pepper, for 81. Louis.
Alice Dean, Capt. -, for Cincinnati.
ARRIVALS.
Rose Franks, Capt. Dalferes. from Lockpor, with
bales cotton 50 bids. sugar and suuiries.
j. n. Sharp, Capt. Auociu, from Lafourcha
Crossing. With lO9 hhds. sugar, etc.
New Era, Dugss, from Napoleonyille, with az
average trip.
Nina firimes, Capt Grsafhouae, from Bayou
Sara, with fine trip.
Era No. 8, Capt Patterson, from Floyd, with
her guards fat on the water. Her cargo con.
sisted IN part Of S67 bales cotton, and her cabin
YES filed to overhowing with passengers.
Importer, Capt. Williams, from Fort Smith,
with 1905 bales cotton 1872 sacks cotton seed etc.
Crescent Capt Everidge, from Lower Coast,
with sundries
Ida, Capt Basssis, from Lower Coast, With 10
P. W. sEader, Capt Stein, from Cincinnati.
with big trip.
Bel Lee, Capt. Leathers, from vicksburg.
Lizzie Gill, Capt. O'Neal, from ST. Louis, with
full tfip.
Fer manifestH Of cargoes see marine column.
DEPARTuKEs THIS DAY.
NINA sIaGEs.--At 10 A. n. today this well
known and deservedly popular passenger packet
leaves for Bayou Sara and all way lsndings, Capt.
has charge Of her Office.
PROF. DUB EXCHANGES.
Business presented lively appearance on the
ieyee, . large number Of packets being Ia port.
Capt. T. p Lesthers left yesterday for Cincinnati
TO have duplicated the old Na.ches foT the Vicks.
burg and New Orleans trade. The Dimensions
viii be eco feet long, ~ feet BEAM 81 feet hold,
81 feet foor extreme width 81 feet capacity 5000
bales Of cotton; eight boilers, 81 feet long, 3s
inches 10 diameter; engines 10 feet stroke, SO
inches IN diameter; water wheel AZ feet In dame
ter, &c feet length Of bucket. She IS TO be all
model, and surpass her predecessor IN speed
only.-I Vicksbwg Herald, Path.
The Arkansas 10 swelling at Little Rock, With
twelve feet in the channel from there out. The
wharf presented q lively appearance yesterday,
with large list Of bosts IN port receiving and dis.
Acknowledgements Avalanche, 2lth.
A genuine touch Of winter. Cold ss December,
and heavy fall Of snow yesterday. Away up
North there must be now deep SHOWS, making
more certain freshet 1t no distant day. Winter
rsigns once more over river Affairs. The unrivaled
Kew Orlesns packet Great Republic sets sail
THIS evening. Tie barge company, we believe,
intend sending out FIVE toEs per week 70 New Or