New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-02
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TUESDAY AosSrsa. March 2. 1855.
Yesterday the weather was clear but very cold, a
si nasther prevailed all day aud rendered fires and
srerooats Indispensable. Business was very active
Oh the lcvee owing TO the large number Of boats
rived Oh Saturday Up freights we're plenty, and
rates are steadily advancing oil the boats get as
much IS they desire. and are not delayed moment
aonksr than they can discharge and load again. II
affords US much pleasure TO note the above facts.
OF the up rivers, the Cincinnati Gazette Of the ga
says
The river continues to fall steadily opposite this
mort with about ca feet large in the channel hence 70
louisville. Ice formed within the past forty.eignt
hours was floating down the river yesterday out y Is
" uch character as to he no impeachment TO naviga-
tion The heavy ice from above mas hot yet atIlseu'
Int il looked for to-day This interruption to navga
ton limits the arrivals and departures o. steamers
We have adyices rom Wheeling to the effect that
On Saturjsy lie ice on the river was heavy, and ex
tended from shore to Shore with every indication Of
speedily goFglng below: ,.--..... u s..,.s...
Heavy ice WAS running BY Marietta On Sasunaay'
and no boats passed up or down.
The ST. Louis Republican OF the sd ultimo says
TIE river al this point was about stationary last
everjnc Al d o',oek There is only five feet in the
CHANNEL out To Cairo according TO the last report.
The weather was very cold yesterday, and the sun
thAwed The ice and snow but little. The river was
very fall OF heavy ice, which moved pnt Slowly 70
wards evening, ana tnis morning we iully expect 70
~ ;per ~ without doubt. uorced at Widow
Wstsrs landing. although we have yet no report to
chat eject. When the steamer g. W sombart came
past tnat point on ner way W, sne enannsa wv 81
raa.o" ~ a os ~ sat the river eorred
1aere Yesterday and that navigation is now at an
end for the present between this port and Cairo
The steamer Illinois came up as W as rlap ~
I'M os nug snp Ivy, ss wa'G nsn;ng are an arronnd
At mai leland. and both are IN safe position. The
j. H. Oelesby has been laid up at Widow Waters.
The Equinox lighted re pennsg ~ iocv sas , 81
~. 9us esnnes = ~ syer aboye Cairo bound for
fbis mort ma has Doubtless been laid up in safe
harbor The r. j. Lakeland has arrived At Cairo and
VIII not attempt g Gene Ius'lel Inc
rns y,'y y Y hsv 's y, ~ Nas Orleans toav
Ths rea liver pac,at s,v.,, cans.
5,bsres Hsyes arrived from JEFFERSON with 1872 bales
1880, ~ III, ,esss .r.io Z, WEDNESDAY
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~. 80, ,sest hsr
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Office. She is Al IN all respects.