New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-14
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

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,. SATURDAY, Nov. IA. 1857.
Yesterday We had clear and pleasant weather. An
!. saes nes. ss and .esy.y q n. svss; the l.nd
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them today An afe looking In hne trim fof busi-
nes, md rady = stass u ths nso 70 mako nossy.
we nope - shs re- y called upon p sasouncs ~
loss Of any Of tbem durfuk the ensuiur season but
no doubt soms d theu Mi - q sas.ct m nosics
.rs the irts, /. - - = 4 y
s,s .ns nm. r..a - g spossa g = sa.se tnas
ing rise In The Tiyess. IL isposs sDotsu IL by
az Yesterday and On Tlu.1sx. 4 v,6sr in ~ nj
oaachitx and Yassc river. ~ - 4. - ..re
eotai wish, gentleman. iusk I'M =, -, Ys,r,
inforsxs that The rssbs INT ~ ~ ,sucsus
ed to mucA --end unless the nIuapvI ~, % bsck
the water up, y Win scou run cut. Tks ..me ~
be sid Of Ouachits s.nd Red ftyeYs. Ii d rsaher
Of watersr would 49,. ha sw.y thsre. tha.s .iuor
and tributary streams wUA sooa b ID eccd bcsstux
order. ~.
The Belle Sulphur arrived JeAsdsy ffom As
Ouscha, and the reports BY her are vsv conascsns.
Her officers state that The receut riss q ~ much,
and OF little advantage to the boass vhiIe passsn-
gers by her report very heavy md continued rssss
and considerable swelling of lie river st vasioas
pointa The reports from Rad .rivsr are mot very
encosagng however, the enects of The recent
rams nad nos besn tsit IN swelling The river. The
Jefferson sIexas) herald 0f Ne 6sh An: f'sa~fa
Ine weatnef los ten deys paee hss been very nm
timeto ,rrch M n ss,;rtn snc isst 4. nm, ~ -
/ The prospect ain lecl, ~ ~ easnee n fha
better. 8i ~ sasA # A,T Si issal
The St Louis Reuublican ~ tha ~, -. . $50
The river = this pcant having rIssn two incss %
Ln1lsaay ~ ~ ssanonaH ye:sefdsZ, With Ave md
to rsncst n s~v IA ~ = 49,. ~ e sSaIags
il reported falling, With Iree ~ Il a. chsnnsI
The last arrival from fhe upper ppi repoxts
IMentynA ilcnea on NJ vs. loweF fap1os Tne Hl1n0n
= - Z, -. ~ ~ \. - 80.
ns, - ~ ,svs.-. osl.sa 81 n. ~
.mountea to n IA h.ie.5 ,,,..,s 4. ~.
boats Canitol l5s la,es Iot,s 1ai !. -. $500,
4a7. Peter TeIlon. as9s 4. q. Tv;chsy 1sa nm.
i snlnhnr Aaa Natchex 4 OIL .nd q - 4sad.,...
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I DRPARruREs.-Ye yesterday the following boats len
port Dr.. Batey. tor Lafourche Capitol and Dute.
for Bayou Sara; T. Holden. for Red River Beikast
for Memphis, and Allegheny. for ST. Louis, With the
i, dairy Cairo us mail
1vALssEEThe Bayou ssr. q. s, mail packet
Capitol Capt Bazanco, arrived With lss bses of cot
ton, 448 hhds. sugar, 935 bib. and 2O6 half bbls
moaases, ana feIs sgAn - usual, ~ ~ A. II. 8f
The Lotus, Capt William Dillon, arrived from
Black river with l6l bales cotton, lis hhds. sugar
and so bbls. moassea The Lotus viii hereafter run
between our city and Donaldsonville, making two
trips week leaving here every Tuesday and Sat
urday at A. NJ. She leaves to-day at 8 A. M. She
will prove great convenience to the good people on
the coasts s
, The vicksburg U. 8. mail packet Natchez, Capt.
TT Leathers, arrived with 1884 bales cotton the
largest load OF the season. We thank herpote clerk
for papers She leaves as usual to-day at P. H., to
the minute. ~ s
e The Red river packet Relle Creole, Capt. Tarbel,
arrived from Carolina Bluffs with AT bales cotton.
The 7. L. McGill arrived from st. Louis with q
large cargo. s-as..s.g -zy
e Inc Milhkens bend packet Peter Ielion, Capt.
John Box arrived witn 1888 bales of cotton, and VIII
leave again oday, punctualy, at . +. NJ.
$ The Cairo and Louisville packet I. G. Twicheli,
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