The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-03-28
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LEAVING THIS PORT.
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Monday Morning. March 70, 1850.

Monday Morning. March 70. 1859.
The "god Of day." known generally as " Old
Sol,"" Helios," etc., sank to rest Friday evening
without single cloud upon which to reflect the
departing rays. At dark Dame Luna arose and
cast food of heavenly radiance upon the city
and surroundings, but since then change has
come DER the spirit Of our dreams. or rather over
the change of the clerk of the weather, for ct
own way, and up to this writing, I'll P. NJ the
rain lie falling fast and furiously. During the in
Permission between the showers yesterday q
heavy fog developed the river In front Of the
Busipess upon the landing not very active
yesterday owing to the heavy rain which pre-
vailed.
The alternate Tuesday packet Lizzie Hopkins
leaves for Jefferson on the 30th inst, ats Pm.
Frank Psrgoud, Capt. White. leaves for vicks-
burg and the Bends.
The fine passenger packet Mary Houston, Capt.
Durham, leaves for Louisville tomorrow ct s
Nina simmes. Captain Greathouse, leaves ct
10 A. N. to. morrow for Bayou Sara.
The Minnie, Capt. Doyle. was unavoidabIy de-
tanned from leaving last evening, leaves for Ar.
kansas River tomorrow evening ct Pm.
The Pioneer, Capt. Wilkinson, having been de-
tanned BY the weather from leaving last evening.
leaves to morrow at P. M. for Upper Red River.
The Robt. E. Lee left for Louisvile. She has
on board the first United States infantry.
The weekly Shreveport packet National leaves
Tuesday, 30th instant, for Shreveport.
Camden, March q, 1969-To Sinnott 4 Adams:
Leave this evening. Jno. W. Tobin, steamer
DEPARTED YESTERDAY.
W. R. Arthur, Capt. Jones, for St. Louis.
Henry Ames. Capt. Royst, for st. Louis.
Belle Vernon, Capt. Dsrragh. for Pittsburg.
Indiana, Capt. Neal, for Louisville.
Robt. E. Lee, Capt. Smoker. for Louisville.
Belle Lee, Capt. Leathers. for vicksburg.
Alice Dean, Capt. Skunk. for Cincinnati.
Wild Wagner, Capt. Goddin. for Natchez.
Minnie, Capt. Doyle, for Arkansas river.
Frolic, Capt. HEM, fer Grand Ecore.
Bart Able, Capt. Harrison. for Shreveport.
Lafourche, Capt. Work. for Camden.
May6ower, Capt. Blanks, for Camden.
CIeons, Capt. Thompson, for Washington.
Lotus No. 2. Capt. King, for Bayou Lsfourche.
New Ere, Capt. Dugss, for Donaldsonville.
San Nicolas, Capt. Albert, for Lower Coast.
vIcKsBURe, March 27.-Will arrive Monday
morning and leave Tuesday for Louisville and
Cincinnati. j. A. Lusk, steamer Louisville.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Wild Wagner, Capt. Goddin. from Natchez.
Mary Houston. Capt. Durham, from Louisville.
Ida, Capt. Bassett from lower coast
Hunter, Capt. Jeanfresu. from lower coast.
Crescent. Capt. Everidge, from lower coast.
For msnifests see marine column.
Our friend A. McVsy will, upon her arrival, take
charge Of the cffice Of the Frank Pargoud.
The Magenta, hence, arrived at st. Louis on
the 7lth.
The Louisiana win depart for New Orleans on
Saturday, and will be followed by the John H.
Groesbeck next Wednesday. The Louisiana has
splendid guards for stock, and . fine cabin for
passengers. Cloudy and warm all day, with pros
pect of rain last night Business was moderately
active on the wharf. The river rose six inches
yesterday, but was about stationary last evening.
with twenty eight feet water in the channel and
seventy -four feet space under the bridge-[Cincin-
natl Gazette, 18th inst.