New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-27

TUESDAY. April II, 1858.
Yesterday the weather was very hckle early ~
The day Il was clear and delightful, about noon cloud
ed up and sprinkled, but the rain passed round oul
city, and during the afternoon turned very cold, bu
cleared of, and the night was lovely.
Business was rather dul on the leyee yesterday
and up.freights still. yery scarce.
The river remains stationary before the city. The
last arrivals from the upper rivers report them az
rising.
Tie Memphis Bulletin OF the 22d inst. says
1he river continues to swell at TIE nate Of half an
inch an boar. The weather Is clear and pleasant
The ST. Louis Republican Of the 7lst says
The river at this point sweled six or eight inches
more 10 10 o'clock yesterday morning, when y Pc
came stationary and remained 80 uii O'Clock last
sceni,,e' II 4 now higher than it at any time
last season and the prospects are FOR stl more WAFER
The Illinois Il reported rising, and all the bottom
Ia..ds from Peoria down overBowed. The Missouri
river is falling slowly from Weston down Ihere V
plenty Of water in the Mssouriplenty Of boats, and
very little business.
The Louisville Courier Of 2lst says:
The river commenced falling yesterday, and during
the a. rcce5ed few inches, with fully feet water
on the falls up The middle chute last evening.
The river at Pittsblrg and Cincinnati, Is falling
slowly with very heavy raiu At the latter point yes
terday.
Tho Ciacinnati Commercial OF 2lst says:
The river is rising again at Pittsburg but falling
s,owly from ibis point hence 70 Louisville, with 10
feet On the falls.
ARsivALs-The Louisville packet Antelope, Capt.
J. L. Beeler. arrived Sunday night with full cargo.
will leave again on Wednesday. at P. N. We are
obliged TO her polite clerk Mr. James Sage, for late
papers.
The Cumberland river packet Nashville. Capt. Thos
Besnyder arrived with 20 bales cotton and 1913 hhds
tobacco, and leaves again on Wednesday, at 2. NJ.
The Arkansas river packet lngomar. Capt. J. NJ.
Daney. arrived from Fort Smith with TAG bales cot
ton, and leaves again on Thursday next.
The railroad line packet Pennsylvania Capt. John
Ninefelter, arrived with full cargo and will leave
again on Tuesday next being the packet day. We
arr indebted 10 her obliging clerk, Mr.. VIM. Drum,
for late papers
The Red river packet National, Capt J.. @. Mont
romcry, arrived from Shreveport with 1913 bales
cotton, and will positively leave on Wednesday. at
Pm We thank her polite clerk, Mr.. ]. H. Beard,
for late papers.
The Red river packet Swan, Capt Charles Hayes,
arrived from Jefferson with 2ss bales cotton, and will
leave again on Wednesday.
The r. j. Ward arrived from Louisville the W W.
Farmer from ouachita river with 104 bales cotton
the Buckeye from Cincinnati with large cargo; the
R. W. Powell from Mkens Bend with ISL bales
cotton and the John simonds from Memphis with
6y2 bales cotton and 639 hhds tobacco.
Bears LEAvING.-E Era No. for Upper Red
Riser.--This regular and light draught packet, in
charge Of Capt w. P. Scovell. leaves to-day at p
NJ, for all landings up to Pine Bluffs giving through
bills ladng. She Is one Of Messrs. G. L. Kouns &
Bros low water line, and runs in connection with
the Era No. 1.
Lacy Robinson for Oaachifa Rivr.-This swim,
regular and popular passenger packet, in charge Of
Capt r. s. Livingston, leaves positively to-day, at
p. NJ, for all landings on Bayou Bartholomew and
0uachita river. Mr.. Thomas Tucker is her obliging
clerk.
Princess for picksbsrg. This renowned and swift
O. s. mail passenger packet leaves to-day at P. M,
as usual, in charge OF Capt. W. G. Wilson, with Mr.
James lzod in the Office.
Tennessee Belle for arkansas Riper. - Capt Sol
Malbon backs out his splendid and regular passen-
ger packet today at P. NJ, for all landings up to
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