New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-22
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The Weather Business on the Levcc--Gcs-
0xnl Henlax ~ Gu ppiigs from Exchanges
DEPARTURES To-Day, etc.

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CRrscEsr orr1eE, No. 70 Camp street
A aSS4 S5 Thursday Dec. y, 1859.
The weather continued quite cold yesterday, if
anything it was colder hi the morning than the
day prey Ions At one time it was very much in
GllnOf W snow and we saw, or imagined that w
did, 4 lev fakes There was a very perceptible
moderation towards evening, and atdark the sky
Ma5 eloadless and the stars shone forth with unl.
~ u Kinney.
ga5are unable TO report any marked improve
1nsnt IL TIN business on the levee. There were q
nnlaterSO f arrivals, among which were the Gen.
r QsiitlnAis and Vleksbnrg which looked more like
9dat1ng monntain ot cotton than splendid passen-
Ihe number of departures swas notlvery great,
but most 81 Thu boats leaving had moderately fair
4 trips. The EeytoDa was among the list, and she
had y sI,ieniif trip OF people an freight. Her
M "A Regular of departure will be Friday Jan
4 Mrs Coo. n. iiite received a dispatch from
selma 1Ait. atcd December 90 from which we
leaEn the steamer laage Porter will be at her
iantilng a tlle New Basin early on Friday, and
The EteatnHr Trio viii be found at the landing,
geceising hsiglit foi Rcd river; she will leave on
Saturday
sTlea lrs Baty came over to the landing yester
day, aud Is ready to receive freight for I.atoarche
She Leaves o4lnOrroY At 10 "A. M.
Tie steamer Magnolia was detained until yester
day informing when She was compelled to pay $50
perInOiatat before shcsconld procure crew.
~ Y snaticed at thc landing yesterday Capt.
Etinde's new steamer Texas, built expressly for
the Piper Red river. We shall have more 10 say
lbout fer to-mdrrow. 1.
The steamer Chocta is now receiving freight
f0l M&inplia, and will leave fl, noilew evening.
FoH5 sari "a 'e isrr--about enough water
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Sssk Snes "Wednesday i has hpaa epar and sHshins bu
s ss ssS II iasa H. now about iss
ssSs s ss, q III Week se9 ,e over about sisepn
abl0 sonliior eonnnp perhaps during ali lie
Ne d esery whom has been committed
wS q s " q our river have received
snsgsA 81 snss wors oiler rivers u reference .e
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s. ssss u ,ss ssa sS a. ss
6aald he awarded to them give aple security
HI NV as n Il nss Yin Ma aad not S
w s q the and give security
xss hysRs asks Deg There is sufficient water in the
ssr dark we eomnsnsed II e spaass a si
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$ ns se AVE-. 'e 81 NJ. ,.,, /. sam rising !,
s,cas iasles f. a hours Ie toal Inc week has bse
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,sse III & 81 @ ss ,s N, II mach , 9rs and VI eS
~. BH1toas for Opelousds The well,known, safe
and trustworthy packet w. Burton. Capt. q. u
Inuallisr, eoninlander will leave today at u
o'clock, for Opeloasas and all landings on the
route.
Empire Pariss fo,. pc Lore, foasi Landings
This morning at 4D o'clock the regular and reliable
packet Empire Parish, CAPT 4. i. Jeanireau, com.
mancef Air. Alnee Grass, clerk, will leave for the
Lower Coast landings.
q D ~, for Donaldson The excellent
And speeay p!seket g. D j.. Capt. Jos. Vincent,