The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-26

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P NJ. Saturday arrived at Era No. 10 at Inn;
coaled, took her in tow and departed ct 81 Pm.
She was raised on Friday, 22d inst, by sUbmarine
NO Is OF 81. Louis pumping her oul with her
decks to six feet under water in twenty two min
utes from the time the pump commenced TO throw
at half its usual speed. Her hull is in perfect order
with exception of the break in her bow. She
will be ready TO take her place In the triweeklv
line In ten days. The alternate Tuesday mail packet
Era No. will leave on time for Jefferson, Shreve-
port and upper Red River direct.
BOATS DUE TO-DAY.
Enterprise, Capt. Patterson, from Aiacon and
Tensas.
Wild Wagner, Capt Goddin. from Natchez.
Welcome. Capt. =, from Camden.
Gov Allen, Capt. Tobin, from Camden.
Magenta, Capt. Hicks. from Memphis
Lafourche, Capt. Heno, from Bayou Sara,
Leo, Capt. Tucker, from Jefferson.
Dora, Capt. Lodwick, from Jefferson.
Aloe, Capt Woods, from Lower Coast.
Golden Era, Capt. Hodge, from Jefferson.
sully, Capt King, from Lockport Z
Flicker, Capt. -, from Bayou Lafnurche.
Arkansas, Capt. Shaw. from Arkansas River.
Annie Wagley, Capt. Burton, from Washington,
ARRIVED SUNDAY, JAN. 24rH,I
LotawaDna, Capt. John White, frotIl Jefferson.
with III bales cotton, large lot of hides and
sundries.
Lotus No. 2. Capt. Landry, from Loekport with
bales cotton, Is hhds sugar and IS 'bbls. mo.
lasses-a rather light freight.
Lightwood, Capt. Scott, from Bayou Bartholo.
NEW, WIN 40 Dales cotton and gQndrlGJ.
Ida, Capt. Bassett, from Lower Coast, with a
fair trip.
Era No. Q. Capt. Kouns. from JefIesson. with
957 bales cotton. ETC.. good irip-onetw orthy of
this trim, neat little packet. !
j. M. Sharp, Capt. Aucoin, from :ss.afourche
Crossing, with fair trip, which emINaced 2Ol
hhds sugar.
Rose Franks. Capt. Dalieres, from; Lockport,
with l95 hhds. sugar, l3l bbls. mylasses, 4
half bbIs. do, bales cotton, an,k sundries
trip which her popular and energeSc officers
chly merit.
,, Louise, Capt Hopkins. from Mobile. with sun
ARRIVED MONDAY, JAN. 25rHJ
Robt. f. Lee, Capt. John w. Cabaon, from
Vicksburg. with 1854 bales cotton, Ills sacks
cotton seed and, as usual her cabin fullof people.
ST Mays, Capt. ]. W. Carlton, from Camden,
with l743 bales cotton-a good trip.
Frolic, Capt John Haeberle, from Nsschitoches,
with 522 bales cotton, 595 sacks cotton Deed and
large lot OF sundries. We are pleased - note the
daily increase Of patronage bestowedsupon this
Lizzie Tate, Capt. G. W. stinde frob Minden.
with s22 bales cOtton-the largest los she has
ever had aboard.
Mississippi Capt. Green. from Caao, with
load that put her great freight capacity to full
test-part of her cargo was l52 bales cation.
Mary Houston, capt Durham, from louisville,
Nina SHINES, Capt. W. R. Greatb Iase, from
Bsyou S sara, with large freight cotHisting in
Thos. Powell, Capt. Dinvsnt, from Donaldson.
ville with hogsheads sugar, etc.
Steamer Dora, Capt. Lodwick, fromi jefferson,
with 2Ol bales cotton, 1868 tierces and N4 barrels
beef.
Mary, Capt. Carroll, from Mobile. X
DEPARTURES SUNDAY, JAN. ARP.
Dan Able, Capt. Gross, for Bayou Sab
Grey Eagle, Capt. Baranco, for sLobdell's
Store.
DEPARTURES MONDAY, JAN. 25ftI.
Cornea, Capt Blanks. at P. NJ. ri Camden
with fine trip and her cabin full of people.
Nina simmes, Capt: w. n 1realaonse, Tor
bayou eera at r. NJ. full OF freight apd passen-
gers.
Rose Franks, Capt. Joe Dalferes, with fine
trip left al noon for Bayou Lafourche.
J. NJ. Sharp. AucOin, at P. NJ. for Thibodaux.
DEPARTURES THIS EVENING,
LIGHTwooD-This extremely light drs e packet.
under command of Capt. U. b. Jones. with our
obliging friend, Mr.. J. H. johnson in She office,
leaves for all landings on Bayou Bartholomew.
(going through to the very head OF nsvEaton) at
3 P. NJ. to- day.
MARY HoUsToN.-This new, fine passenger
packet, under command of Capt. l.. II Danham.
leaves for Louisville at P. NJ to-day.
LEo.-This well-known side-wheel passenger
packet, under command of Capt. Jas. H. Tucker.
leaves at 8 p M. to-day for Jefferson.
ERA No. 9-Ake,ndte Tuesday Pussenqe,.
Pdcket.-Under command of Capt. Geo. l.. Konns,
this favOrite packet leaves at 5 p. NJ. fO.day for
Jefferson, Shreveport and all way landi5gs on Red
River. Mr.. Charles W. Drown an attentive young
gentleman, has charge of her Office.
RoBT. E: LEE-EIpress Passenger Packet
This magnificent packet. Justly termed On account
OF her great speed and fine passenger encommo-
dations, champion of the Southern Watersp
leaves at P. NJ. to-day, for Vicksburg asa all way
landings. Capt. John w. Cannon comn.fads, and
Messrs. Roberts, McVay and Mossop are her
clerks, and this alone is enough to recommend
her to both passengers and shippers. To those
who take passage on her we can say lfrom ex-
periencel that her tables. under charge of that
prince Of stewards, VIM. Campbell, (thG Red fish
man, as Ed Carroll, of the Vicksburg Times styles
him. are always supplied with the best that our
mai ets afford and her bar is well stocked with
every thing from cider to Krug.
FRoLIC-Independent Weekly Grand Ecore
and NdtchttOctes PGcket.-At s p. NJ. to-day this
line side wheel passenger steamer FrcIic COM
manded BY Capt. Jno. A. Haeberle. With the ever
courteous Mr.. Thos. Knee in the Office, leaves as
above, taking freight and passengers for all inter.
mediate landings. Shippers and travellers can
rely upon her leaving regularly ever Tuesday,, ats
?. NJ Until further notice the FroliA will 90
through Cane river, taking freight and passengers
Tor ell landings on that branch-if we may go
term it-of Red River.
LoTAwANNA FOR JEFFERSON Goil3Ji Sure
To- Ddy.-This fine, fast passenger packet
leaves At O'Clock this evening for the
above and all intermediate land ngs, under
command OF that careful and attentive officer
captain Jno. w. White. The Lotawanns Is well
Known to most OF our readers, consequently we
;en say but little about her. Her first csrk, Mr.
!: A. Work, will be found courteous and correct.
' hist her larder, under charge of CoTnmissary
isl. Ihos. Sheridan, will be filed with the very
est OF Viands, etc., offered by this or ahy other
oarket. A well stocked bar also can he found
board; in fact everything sppertaiuing 10 well
egulated passenger packet the Lotawahna has.
FROM OUR EXCHANGES.
The Pauline Carroll passed down for Eew Or.
cans at noon with q splendid trip. Capt Thomn-
on was In q good bumor and eated with bis
rip. The Nick Longworth is due from Ld1isye
ound for New Orleans. The ThompsEn Dean
Iss over due last night, bound for New Orleans.
be Is taking all the corn in the bends. sThe p
:. Strader has withdrawn from the assGciation-
nd comes out ependent-[Memphis Ava
niche, Jan. "a.