New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-05
Atn Orleans laiIp Crescent.
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

Trxspay Mons,Sa. Jan. S. 1858.
x..t.,,,., t,,a ,s.ther was almost ;utolsrable-a
SscseN5 'ro 49,, Z. VI . --,-- - ~.
cad. sfeady rain eii all the forenoon ano pu. s'op
20 all business the leveevery few boats lett port
indeed il was impossible 10 GET any freight down to
49,, ana a.v these ,sft that had the mails or bad
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,sss ,.ns rant s,,urseop's flost
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s.,ss u, ~ ,,ss.s,.rs ~, tere vas
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% ~ ,,,s 49, tsv III; sn;ov an their
- ~. T.,',,ss;l,s con,;er Mr.
tnp. ouI eo'empoIary q 'ns Aou'ssns
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Tue business p.ospec's p 'ho sea's a's l In.
8'oomy' Do"n ''e'B"ss, 'npusA pisAyt - L. 49,.
asy 70" la'es' ana Up ''s'sn'' ~ -
also very low, wnhe me amount u ''nhase y r.
.fer eae upper rivers y very isise-
me ~ LOUIS hepuohcan ~ 'ns oosn ~ 80. -.
inefs ~ Snange 70 fepot. = s'y rh seven feat
s. ~ ssnrel d Cara Ths Missouri Is full OF
heavy ice above Brunswick and very lew The
cster was very dull and unpleasant yessc.uay anu
pumne% W. eul q ~ ~, sses rivals were scarce
q asosi ~ i1dcat5ns isst evening were for rain.
The weather il warm. The streets are muddy, and,
Al together, oa1 Of doors . unpleasant.
The Louisville courier OF tne zstn UT. says
The weather = no longer clear ana Pieasans ~ nsa
~ IN a. Az IA =, a, ~ honr last nehf II ainei
pretty steadily. The river was falling s day, but
very slowly, with feet inchss in the pass, aud
about ieet On the iaiis o CARA vs. evening
Ies sns, p,;'e restsr5sx Win tffeen feet in
sfbe channel 10 this place N
Annrv A1s.-The Louisville packet Woodford, opt.
Jaaes Mafher. arrived with large cargo, I'D will
leave again on Wednesday. at S p. NJ. We thank her
poiite and attentive clerk Mr. H. B. Mclaughlin, for
late papers from st. Louis and Louisville.
The Magnolia from vicksburg with 1875 bales
cotton.
The Z NJ Bickncll from Plaquensine with oS mus
sugar aud II bbls molasses.
The Yszoo and Tslahatchie river packet sale
Robinson, Capt D. Power, arrived with 1854 bales
cotton, and leaves again on Wednesday, At X al.
N new steamer Red Rover, Capt. w. Strong, ar
rived from Louisville with large cargo, and WIZ
leave for Cumberland river, the trade she was ouit
for, on Wednesday She is very large boat, as may
be Judged from her length being s55 feet, her beam
Al teet and her hold feet. we shah nouce ner
more fully ere she leaves.
The St. Louis packet Philadelphia arrived, and we
thank her polite clerk Mr. J. j. Wayne, TOT papers
Tie steamer Swallow, Capt. Frasier, arrived from
Nashville with good load.
Bears LsAvNe. Cor. Poaosu for Attakapas
Capt. W. Greg backs out his light draught packet
today, at II NJ. Capt 2. f. Semonin is her pnrser'
Drdaneiis for arkansas rr.-At II NJ. today,
this regular packet leaves a. above. She was de-
tanned as well many other boats, on account Of the
iuulement weather. She is in charge Of Capt. Levy
Chapman, with the correct e. G. Carter in the Office
gselSs Srlphsr for Bayou Macon and 1snsas.
Capt r. L. Northern, win leave to-day, ut p NJ, as
above with this staunch packet under his command.
She win remain in the trade and Capt NJ can be re-
lied on as prompt man.
Bonita for LAKE. Bistensaa.--Capt. W. H. Daniel
backs out bis fine packet to-day, at S ?. NJ. for all
aaainga on the Red river up to Minden.
Grenade for Jefferson. AT p. NJ. today this