New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-11-29
g.liDtr gatelIigente,
a. shIps and Railroads on seventh Page.
CRESCENT OFFICE. No, 10 Camp street,
Monday, November 29, 1855.

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Monday, November %, 1855
1 rs ships and Railroads on seventh Page.
/ WREKIY SUMMARx.-The weather during the week
has been clear and oool-we have had frost nearly
every morning Before the city the river has receded
during the week twelve nches and isnow eleven feet
| ten inches below high water mark. The number Of
arrivals was seventy-four steamboats, in all. The re-
ceipts Of cotton were 49, 0S2 bales Of sugar II $50
hhds. Of nolasses IA S75 bbs of flour 81 5l7 hbls.;
of corn, 54S sacks of oats, $40 sacks Of wheat,
AIS sacks; Of tobacco, 863 hhds Yesterday the
weather was warm part Of the time and threatened
rain, and did sprinkle alite The business prospects
Of the boats seem to brighten all express belief that
if there is sufficient water, there soon will be good
deal Of business doing. Everything was more lively
on Saturday on the levee than it has been for some
time, owing probably to the large number Of boats
that left port all the upper rivers reported fall
ing; at St Louis on the 2Tth, the river had fallen
three feet during the last fortyeight hours all the
upper streams are filed with floating i2e,
Capt A, D. DensIow's new and staunch Red river
packet Telegram, was to leave Cincinnati last We'd
| nesday. Capt. Willis Maines new Red river packet
Eleanor, says the Cincinnati Commercial, being fully
| completed, had commenced loading for this place.
feet 50 feet BEAM with feet depth Of hold she has
three boilers with cylinders 16 inches in diameter,
feet stroke She has capacity for 1900 bales cotton.
Her cabin is very neat and fitted up in fine Style
By telegraphic dispatch from Memphis to Messrs
Osborne, Wilson & Carradine, we learn the steamer
Edward Walsh, will arrive here on Thursday next,
the I'd December, and leave again on Saturday the
4th for st. Louis.
ARRIVALS Satlrday-The Memphis u S. mail
packet Nebraska, Capt. "a, R. Irwin arrived with
1882 bales cotton, and leaves to-day at p NJ; we
thank MIR, Charles G. Shnltz, her clerk, for favors
The Louisville packet James Montgomery, Capt S.
Montgomery, arrived with large trip, and leaves
to-day at P. NJ; we thank Mr.. John A. Lowry, her
clerk, for iavors
The steamer Alma, Capt Robinson, arrived from
St Louis with large trip, and leaves for Cincinnati
Wednesday, at P. A.; we thank Mr.. George Neeld,
her clerk, for favors.
The Bayou Sara packet Capitol, Capt v B. Ba
ranco arrived with 8Sl bales cotton, 202 hhds sugar
4l3 bbls. aud 60 half bbs. molasses.
The steamer W. Burton, Capt, I. Hooper, arrived
with 66 bales cotton 325 hhds. sugar 524 bbls. and
l0t half bbls molasses.
The steamer Arne, Capt. Hinckey, arrived from
New Albany with good trip,
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