New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-09

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d REB RtFEa Natehisoshes Chronicle, Of Tue
Both nit, says
Red River has become irapasaabe for any cIasa of
steamboats, above the falls Ee whole travel 81 or
section is now carried on by Stages Neither r, Or
down freight are dealt IN.
STAGE UPsET. he same paper has Tie following
The stage coach On the line between Eatchisoehes
and Mansfield was upset on Thnrs5aV morning ahnnt
three miles from this town There were eight ras-
sengers in the stage Zone of them d lady several 81
whom we're badly bruised and est. From egiY
ton with several Of those who were the piesins
done BY the driver, who before starting had
Guilty with some Of the passengers and thus iaaoHs
Wreaked his revenge. s#s1ass
8ls sTHg FLATEoAT RDBBgE C4UGHT,-T The Goncoraia
Intelligencer says MI 4S5
Ga The person We mentioned ii oar last az having been
arrested near Fayette, did turn out 10 be the one
whose capture YVES so eagerly desired we had the
satisfaction Of receiving the real Simon pure on
Sunday evening in oar strong house, village DC Vida
LA, from the hands Of Constable Hugh Coyie, Of
Natehez. 3sss s4'555s8 1+55
The Shreveport Southwestern, df the 225tIl ult.,
says XII 35ss n.
We learn that, the drought, cotton
looks promising the river plantations especially iii
the parish Of Bossier. $s
The Plaquemine Gazette. Of the 9Th inst, says :4#
This parish remarkably healthy at present times
hard money scarce collectors on every eornerof
VIC Se1 SEet WILL utiis
crops. no sugar no money no funds, and credit,
is the cry
We find the following in the same paper
At the request of Gen. G. S Rorsseau Ne publish
the following description Of body found by the
Blue Hammock, ION her last cruise TO Last Island The
body appears to be that of erson about FIVE feet
nine inches in height, dressed with q black Herino
frock coat very close white EneSino undershirt no
vest, tWilled cotton drawers white panaIoons pair
of shoes, short straight brown hair colored mixed
with red; his pocket book containing one gold ladys
necklace with some money in bank-netesy On one
sleeve Of the shirt attached gold stud button.
These relics arenoW in the possession Of Gen. Rous
seau Recorder of the parish Of Ibergie ana may be
seen at any time BY calling at his office in Plaque
mine. 4s h. RI 8f:$s.5 I'll @
| AMERICAN BARBECUE IN WEST Baron RoUsE-
The West Baton Rouge Sugar Planter Of the inst,
informs the friends of Fillmore and Donelson that
there will be grand barbecue given in that parish
onthe 20th inst, tile dwelling formerly occupied
by Mrs Pope, abont half mile from the ferry land
ing. The public generally are invited. u
\ s$ GRoPs in! III ADDISON p PARrsf Ihe Richmond
Journal of the 5th inst, says ;# t's
The effects of the late rains upon the cotton erog,
are plainly discernible now Thes weed has grown
very large and has thrown of its forms and squares.
until there is scarcely anything left Experienced
planters Of opinion that the crop fully onetird
short of last year. :. a5sg$.
We continue to hear complaints of the worm. They
are notas yet in sufficient numbers to do much in the
way of stripping the The boil worm, just now,
seems toshe doing the mos chief.