New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-25
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Saturday, December % ls6S.~
The weather yesterday morning was very disagreea-
bic; about midday it stopped raining and it cleared
of very cold. Business on the Ieyee was not very
brisk.
Full Particulars of the Loss Of the Steamboat
Peter Tellon-Mr. Ethel, clerk of the Peter Tellon
arrived yesterday on the E. H. Farchild and has fur
nshed the following particulars of the loss of the
TelOn
On the morning of the Goth inst, about o'clock,
in fog which sprung up, the Peter TeIlon ran into
the shore, head on six miles above Greenve, Miss
causing her butts and seams to open and to take in
water so fast that it gained rapidly on the pump.
The stock on board was jumped off soon as it was
found that her pumps could not keep her free, yet
she continued to fill After she struck she was about
six hours sinking.
The steamboat Cora Anderson bound up, after
having been hailed, went alongside and had been
taking off freight for about an hour when the Tellon
went down. She lies under point where there is
scarcely any current in about sixty feet water and
no doubt can be raised. As there was nothing but
small timber to make fast to- she started to float off
down the river when she first stopped sinking, which
was about midway between the boiler and hurricane
decks. She was in this condition towed further up
by the Cora Anderson and made fast. Her bow set
her hurricane deck under water as far aft as the mid
die of the texas. Her stern will gradually settle to
the bottom as the mud washes in On her decks,
ARRIvALs-The Louisville Lightning Line packet
E. H. Fatrchd Capt. j. H. Faucet, arrived with a
large trip, and leaves again to-day at P NJ. We
are under many thanks to old friend, MI Richard
F. Fuller, her attentive clerk, for fayors.
The Lafourche packet Vixen, Capt. NJ, T. Elfert,
,r;tI 20 nrl15 n hall
bbls. molasses
The Old river packet Dick Nash, Capt, Ed. Jones,
arrived with 1872 bales cotton los hhds sugar, 4O6
bbls. molasses, and leaves again to-day.
The Lafourche packet Interchange, Capt, Reynaud,
arrived with 1888 hhds sugar and 293 bbs. molasses.
The Vicksburg U. S. Mail packet Natchez, Capt
T. P Lcathcrs, arrived with 362G bales cotton, and
leaves again to-day at P. NJ.
The opelousas packet Bayou Belle, Capt, c
Bridges arrived with 564 bales cotton, Sc khds.
gar and 500 bills moasses, and leaves again to-day
at P. NJ.
The Attakapas packet Ceres, Capt. ]. ], Labarthe
arrived with IS bales cotton 2Gl hhds sugar and 62
bbls molasscs, and leaves again on Sunday at II
o'clock, A. NJ
The White river packet Europa, Capt. Bailey, al
rived with 9s6 bales cotton, and leaves again o.
Monday.
The Railroad Line packet Gladiator, Capt. ]. Kline
feter, arrived with large trip, and leaves again o
Tuesday at 3 P. NJ. We thank Mr.. H. A. Dhormar
her attentive clerk, for favors
The Wabash river packet A. o. Tyler, Capt Co
lier, arrived with large trip. We thank MIR. J. Col
lier, her clerk, for yors. The Tyler will leave 70
Cincinnati on Tuesday.
The St. Louis packet Hannibal, Capt. w Hazlett
arrived with good trip. We thank Mr.. G. Haslett
her clerk, for fayors.
The Lafourche packet Silver Heels, Capt. J. j
Brown, arrived with 2Sl hhds. sugar and 233 obs
molasses.
The Coast packet c. D., Jr, Capt Jos. Vincent, ar
rived with l7 hhds sugar, % bbls. and 200 hf bbs
molasses
The Bayou Macon packet Robert Watson, Capt
Sill. arrived with 1853 bales cotton.
The Boeuf river packet Falls City, Capt. Lewis
arrived with ISL bales cotton.
Music for Bayou Latoufche.-The weekly packe
Music, Capt, Henry Sreck, will leave to-day at II
A. N.
silOer Heels for Bayou Latoarche.-This regnla
packet, in charge of Capt. J. ]. Brown with Mr. A
H. Gardner in the office, will leave to-day at P NJ
/ c. d., Jr., for DoRaidsonvHie-T swift and ia