The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-03-03

with tha following steamers: Salido for all land
ings en- Bout river as high as Port Jefferson -
for D'Arbonne; Big Horn and Camden, for all
landings on Bayou Bartholomew as high IS Port
land.
WILD wAGoSER.--ThI dashing packet, under
commsbd Of that popular officer, Capt. A. c.
Goddin, leaves at P. N. to-day for Nstchez and
all intermediate landings. Messre. Lbano, Posey
and Miller are her clerks.
FROLlc, WEEKLY GRAND EcoRE PAcKEr.-This
hne side wheel passenger packet, under command
Of Capt Haeberle, leaves at P. N. to-day for
Grand Ecore, Nstchitoches and all way landings
on Red and Cane rivers. Mr.. Thos. Knee has
charge Of her office, and in the discharge Of his
duties, he is ably assisted by Messrs. R. H. Hsw.
kins and Ben Laplace. As the Frolic Is the only
regular New Orleans and Grand EcOre packet, we
expect to see her leave port full Of people and
freight.
PAYSswIcx.-This feet little propeller leaves at
Bpm. today under command of Capt. Clarke,
for Lockpors, via Baratsria and Lafourche Canal.
CLARKsvIS LB.-This staunch and comfortable
packet leaves for Fort Gibson, Fort Smith and
way lsndinRs at P. N. to-day. Capt. E. R. Perry
commands.
EVENING :5rAR. = This side.wheel passenger
with the coIyteous and attentive Mr.. Thos. Jacobs
In the ofices leaves for Jefferson, Shreveport and
all way lsndsngs this evening at o'clock.
LKo.--This 6ne sidewbeel passenger packet
leaves for Jefferson. Shreveport and all way land
ings at P. &. Capt. Gus. Hodge, one of the most
genial, whois-souled gentlemen upon the river,
commands, and Messrs. WEIGH and Spear have
charge of hyr Office. The fare OF the Leo is ex-
cellent and her bar is kept stocked with the best
of wines, LIQUORS and cigars.
TAHLEoUha.-Ths regular alternate Wednes
day packet leaves for all landings on Bayou Bar
tholomew at P. N. to-day. Capt. r. s. Living
ston commands, and Messrs. Morris and Breard
are her clerks.
DoRA-This fine sidewhesl steamer leaves for
Jefferson to-day at P. N. Capt. p. O. Mont
gomery commands and Mr.. II. @. Heat has charge
of her office;
FROM OUR EXCHANGES.
The Mary Houston was unable 10 Ill her en-.
gagements yesterday and will depart for New
Orleans to-day. Freghts on the lower Ohio are
thinning out. The mules have nearly all been
shipped. cora do, and tobacco Is not coming out
as freely asiwas expected. Steamboats, that have
played out In other trades will govern themselves
accordingly or prepare to be starved out in
short time. A dispatch states that the Legal Ten
der, from New Orleans TO this port, will arrive
on Monday, and leave for New Orleans on We'd
nesday. TIE Louisiana. for New Orleans, will ar
rive at this port to-dsy.-[LouisVille Courier
Journal, LIST.
Notice is given by the Atlantic and Mississippi
Steamship Company that hereafter bills lsding for
freight shipped by boats Of the line most be signed
previous TO the departure Of the boat The United
States focal inspectors of this district have re-
voked the License of Thad. 6iedelberg, the charge
being liatftual drunkenness. They also express
the intention OF prosecuting to the utmost extent
of their power all charges OF like nature ag ainst
either pilots or engineers. The ice floating past
the city yesterday appeared to be Of much
heaviehqusiity, and was also In greater quantity.
From the present aspect OF the weather II is doubt
full whether any boat will leave for the upper
rivers Tor several dsys.-[St. Louis Republican,
2Sth nil