New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-14
Am ORLEANS laiIn @eestent.
TUESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 4, 1855.
8ialt SnteLIlgente.
e So. and ItalIroa.ls on seventla DIG. q


lassoasf Deeeeps' ~ le2
Early yesterday re eiouas were very eiltei'Slil'is
but during tne Gay Y cleared on very warm ,ay
expect more rain BUSINESS on the leYee faeler ui'
though good many up river boats are RECEIVING
sroipht The rates still continue loW-to0 low, IN
- & IT, t3.t * r,oiya anxtbinp by carrying
uee1, ~ w es'ts9 " A.'A s, ttai,5 ,as.
freight. lhey must depend hAiui5 aA0" -
sencer receipts The favorte 0uacbita packet, r. "
9EIS,o ,;a with the largest trip OF the
ss,.. t', ia rsssapoers and a fuload
sessoh 7ls hiu ~ = ~ 71s,os,5a. f5ti, nst.
election. she leaves agao o v -3s'-
We are informed BY her odieefs tae at Irelltoh' "
NJ a. MI y4s rising fast, with Il feet water
, T,a steamers Messenger Red Chief
U we Gnailli4 49, Y,I ana iortlror were
Paul Jones' ounioMel1 tNsss 800
loading at Trenton tor TINS place W also ledtA fuaS
4be steamer r. w Adams, Capt Chas. D. Marshall
IL. so4ay,,y,i trim, while attempting to cross the
gu w. 199 t,,+a t,,,ci, ~ ,,cl. 1,icl
Falls thFou@A lle new eiute' ~ ~ N g ioeA $3.50
caused her stern to swing round and strike the rocks
the upper edge Of what is called the middle or old
$500 Il M 71nna,, falls which knocked ont her
Nioli'as. ,a,.s ,,a ~ ,fI, Iogt is+a,,tI M
steIil-ilesl, DIV e.s ~ ~ - AAe
boat will be total loss but the cargo ana machinery
win all be saved. Capt Marshall made every effort
4 ~ sF,t Ill ", ~ attact Tba loat xtyas m rtl1
- a''N' W. - -
insured
The new steamer Starlight, Capt Chas Hays, will
arrive on Wednesday. We perceived Yesterday that
5,at ssbo ~ ~ stoor,or 'pgili,,tt a5 Re n,
S"P ~ y @ e, w - 80 ~
for the ouachlta She leaves on Wednesday, IAtA
inst. and will run as a Irregular ten day packet.
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tween ~ Sosep9 ana LeayenWeTsh W ieet from
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fime,
The Emma met fine Siony CITY and 5SlsvlarlS toae.
Kher AT Diamond Island
Arrived Yesterday were the Hannibal fitv frnn,
Keolpk nj II Anbrv and Washington civ from
Peoria Emma from All ,Josenh Atlanta from KealInk
1Ijnnesota Relic from Rock island. James II. Tncas
from Memphis. ConePspo rom TIE Ohio. a. n Lacey
From Paducah ana Baltimore from Alton
The Hannibal CIV Wifi leave for Quincy to-day
Vitbort fregbt M IN ma m the yvinfar II Cnincv
Bay. The ~ x. Aubry will also be laid M The
washington Citv had 4 gnod earpo of nrorinca for
Penrfa The Emma had a full trim al nassengars frnn,
the Missouri The James H. Lucas had q laTre cargo
Including 400 bales Of cotton which she went over
She river to discharge The Lucas returned to the
1eyee lite last evening and will leave for Memphs
t6s marninr The stern Wheeler C1Snewa 90 came
in from the Ohio and the A. n. Lacey arrived from
paducab The Lacey will lea We for New Orleans to.
day, ale being the regular Railroad Line Packet
The steamer Mansfield was lately sold by t6e Sber.
lift Of st. Joseph for 600 COZ John p Bruce was
The purchaser TIE CoI gaye about 81 900 too much
for the Mansfield The Des Mones left port for Keo
kuk Yesterday the Americas for Peoria Thos H.
Tutt TOR Naples, and Martha Putnam for the Ohio.
The Martha Putnam had a full trim of freight and
left port full of passengers. Can't Jewell can braq
on his trip The bouts which arrived from the Up.
per Mississippi Yesterday looked as il they had come
from wntery region, they being covered with Ice
and snow.
Ffeights to New Orleans continued at Csc for
Flour Acc for Pork SOC for Whisky, and Is to lSe
4uI WPlelf5 IAtlg H.
The Louisville Courier ofthe 18th saws:
The river was swelling n ttle saturday Int dnring
Saturday pirb5it recedgd an inch or two Yesterday
Tnorning however Il Again commenced risins ana
was rising II NE rita Of han M incf per hon, 3rin
the ay With four feet EIGHT inches water an the faIIs
last evening This was pass water. while ia tbecanaI
4era savan aet fa6r inches rise If "a inaEss
at the head Of the allsdQrur the preceding IA hours
e0naI to a feet All Portland The weather Satnrdag
was Tainy with tremendous rains SATURDAY, night the
rains extending ii All directions both m and down
The river and We expect the falls To ne nayioabla for
large ijoats III a few DAYS
The officers 81 the F1nica from Wheeling also fine
officers of the mail bo3t report very heavy rains sat-
arday nghtaIl along their track The rain fallina in
torrents al the mouth of Kentuckv and we pradjet
heavy Fise IN thai river 1870 :
DISPATCHES from Nashville Saturday favor an i'm
mediate Ijse ia the CUMBERLAND "a All Tie LARGE boats
we're prepared for start Sonth ana nilots were ia
demand We heard nothing definite In regard 10 the
rise Int Cant Miller of the Runvpn and ohers tele
graphed here for piI0ts.
The pilots of tie Telegraph report the Miami and
all The creeks pouring oat tremendous volumes Of
water
we have also good news fran the Cumberland
The Nashville (Iazafte az Saturday saws
Biz Rise FaDected "A gentleman arrived in this
eitv Sesterlao grayn aionticeTa raTnrts bs. a
in that vicinity and above that point and also states
Shat the river is rising rapidly, aud big rise at this
" POM y sAecesa y . eW Gays " nope tnls piece
me Wabasb War y II Vioesnnes bad rsan ootlo
fifteen feet which would make fnllg ten feet ID the