New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-03
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RlvER lNTELLIeeNCE.

Hvnaz ~ port but today we have twenty announces
anassse ana mest Of them will get or Up freight
sasnpe 10 be rather scarce still there is good dea
xax rp stream.
xrr hrEss.--The Judah Touro from 0uachta
mksss shzt stream falling at Camden with verl
1ne<y sains above and considerable rise expected
xA Red river is reported 70 be still quite high and
nhnz- The Arkansas is more than banks fall, as u
ksszsRvping the country.
xA< "a Louis Republican Of the 9th says:
EAe river was about stationary or falling very
mkmg hst evening. The whole decrease up % \, 2
sfrs1ek r. n. was 3ieei inches Business was nrisR
"a. .i nndinr The seasons hustle has fairly com.
Hr<r6 and the evee Is densely crowded with ooa's.
Xhs Upper Mississippi Is reported oy the latest arm
BSk ~ stand at keoknk. u mas been ana y SUI
riMxx shove The Missouri river is reported iaiing
--1ks1e YET plenty Of water in that stream Ihere
reu.. ~ h. pIenty Of freight to out, all the
nuSA enme down deeply loaded
AnusAzs.-The Cumberland river packet Red
Hsssz. Capt w strong. arrived from Nashville, with
- hass sotacco she leaves again to-day at P. NJ.
17e Yaxoo river packet, Compromise, Capt Ed.
<lps arrived from Leflore with ll42 bales cotton,
~ susrrs again to-day at P. Nj.
NJ Oaachi,a packet, Judah Touro, Capt. G. W.
49,, arrived from Camden. with 64s bales cotton,
~ ks,ss again at P. Al. today. We are much
kuzd 10 her attentive clerk Mr.. E, s. Butler, for
RkYspen
NJ Anakapas packet, Cora, Capt. T. Gripon, ar
saues. wah 81 bales cotton 81 hhds. sugar and rs
Hxak xunaasses. She leaves again to-day at 2 P. NJ,
- mzznl
M Bayou Lafourche packet General Pike, Capt.
Ina J. Brown, arrived with III hhds. sugar and III
HRA zsoksses. She leaves again. as usual, at p.
Nssaay, and can always be relied on as prompt
Asa No boat could be better managed.
ne rensas river packet Sundower, Capt. j. R.
Ihzz. arsed with 1876 bales Of cotton, and leaves
zEzzn % Monday next
~ Red river packet Lecomte, Capt. Cheney
zansn. arrived from Carolina Bluffs with 74o bales
a. eoun, and viii leave again on Tuesday next, 9Th
Asl
M 81. Louis packets J. G. Swon and Orleans,
susrs pish large cargoes Of produce, the Cincinnati
xnzzs Great Western, the Louisville packets Baltic
nua lsmes Montgomery, the Memphis packet Ben
B1unzzs. with 1851 bales Of cotton, and the Red
d%z psckst W. A. Andrews, with 292 bales cotton.
Ws zzs indebted to the clerks OF each for papers.
NsAss LRAyse.-- Con. Povell for Jsfsrsoa.At
6K- n. to-day this light dranght and regular Red
1nw pscket backs out, In charge Of Capt T. D. Ash
ns-m experienced and clever boatman.
m X Carroll for Grand Ecore--At P. NJ. to-
-. ths regular, very popular. new and swift Red
Dv packet leaves above, in charge Of the veteran
&>RA kimball, with Mr.. +. Corion In the office
rsssaca BY our clever friend Mr.. J. J. Compere
y p KiBlbaH for Shreveport This regular Red
glzrr o. S mail and passenger packet leaves, as
unnzi, every other Saturday, at s P. NJ. She will
3ews~ded with passengers, to-day, no doubt. Capt.
n y. Wiihenbury. an experienced boatman, CON-
msnaa. and Mr. g. F. Shields, an accomplished clerk
ana xsssr genslem n, fills her Office, aided by MIR.