The New Orleans crescent., 1869-02-09

for all landings on that branch-if we may 30 term
it-of Red River. Passengers wiz find the fare Of
the Frolic sil that can be desired. -4,,.ass
packet, under command q Capt. Jim tucker,
leaves for Jefferson direct to-day at s r. NJ. aT
ERA No. Regular Alferl.ate Tuesday o. s.
M. Packet.-At S P. NJ, to-day this fine packet,
commanded by that reliable officer. Capt. Geo. l..
Kouns, leaves for Jefferson, Shreveport and all
Way landings. Her fare and accommodations are
unsurpassed by those Of any boat 10 the trade.
Our young friend, Mr.. G. W. Drown, oficiates In
her office. nt4 tasf
SAN NIcHoLAs.--This new, light draft steamer,
under command Of Capt. Dalferes, leave: at P.
NJ. to-day for Lockport and intermediate landings
on Bayou Lafourche and the coast. sE8ls9
.LorIsIANA.-This fine passenger steamer, an
ornament TO any trade, under Command OF Capt.
w ID. Phillips, leaves at p. N. to-day for Louis
vile and all way landings. Mr.. - courteous,
clever gentleman. controls her Office Affairs.
the Shreveport and New Orleans tri.weekly
packet line, leaves to-day at P. NJ. for Shreye-
port and all landings Intermediate. Capt. W. G.
Harrison commands, and Mr.. W. M. Tompkins
has charge of her office.
LIZZIE TArE.-At P. NJ. to-day this well known
popular packet, under command Of Capt. @. w.
stinde. with Capt. Ed. Groves IN the oice, leaves
for Minden.
careful. warm hearted. whole souled commander,
Capt T. Il. Pitts, this well known side wheel
packet leaves ct p Nj to- day for Carolina Blus,
Shreveport and all way landings.
DBxTER.-This feet steamer, under command or
Capt. J. Ed. Montgomery, leaves this day at P.
NJ. FOR Louisville. @ Ahl l-I lstl
FROM OUR EXCHANGES. ~
The Olive Branch passed down for New Orleans
yesterday. The Darling cleared for Cincinnati
Able passed down last night-the latter steamer
was well ladened. Amongst her freight items was
iumoa ~as sa ssSsSsf Hfqsa
~ on the levee yesterday of the sinking OF the
Coosa was unfounded. The Mollie Able passed
her at Fulton all o. K.-IMemphis Avalanche,
Feb. 7th. u, -. .Ir.5ss1r, 80
The Legal Tender win arrive on Monday aud
return to New Orleans on Wednesday. The
steamers Of the Louisville and New Orleans
Packet Company, with commendable regard for
life and property, invariably refuse to transport
coal oil at any price. Capt. Dunham informs rs
that he IL perfectly satisfied with the perform
ances of bis new steamer, the Mary Houston
Boats built around the falls generally give salts
faction. The following are the steamers sunk
Silver Cloud No. q Glide, A. G. Brown. Idaho,
| New State, Leclsire No. 2, sunk. Since raised
Falls City, Aloes and the propeller Crescent City.
Names of boats injured-W Westmoreland, Waua.
nita Legal Tender, Lorena, John Lumsden. The
antiquated Alice v. is to be sold at Madison on
| tho 18th inst. The river reporter Of the Cincn-
| natl Gazette threatens to take trip on the low
pressure Richmond. II he does he will never
again be content TO grab items on the levee. The
day, but broke wrist, and was compelled to fall
back. In the afternoon she started again. bat
was unable to make the trip, and tied up just
below the point. She will make another attempt
this morning which will doubtless be successful.
l-ILouisvie Courier Journal, Feb. 6.