New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-11-05


n hIte River trade, and win leave for that point
II II ne White River trade during ne season.
W Were giad to see our friend, Mi. II. N. Florer,
III III streets yesterday, looking well and hearty.
III u III: NJ nnileratand, take charge of the Office
" fHe Ouaehita packet R. w. McRae this season.
Hon private letter, received yesterday, we
u III thAt I'LL steamer Indian No had arrived at
~ mouth of Red river with . full load, and re-
turned last Thursday for another load, and will be
II ~ month to connect with the steamer Peerless
n " II VI here this svening.
SgAs u W ~ paekct Imperial will be found at
y ~ ready 70 receive freight, and will posi-
X n ~ ls1se H. evening,
ssI patch, received BY Messrs. Bell, Blu
q Co., We learn that the steamer Wood
4 md passed Memphis yesterday. She will leave
Louisville and way landings on Wednesday next,
NE 9th INIT. y 3j
By y dispatch, received by Mr.. O. NJ. White, we
learn That TIE "A. B. Chambers passed vicksburg
yesterday She will leave for ST. Louis on Tuesday,
he 9Th inst.
The u. N. Kennett will be in port tomorrow,
Z and I'M leave for ST Louis on Tuesday next, the
4 8fk insts
IAe steamer Passport bound down. was aground
" Al lst accounts ut the Grand Chain, in the Ohio
M Illinois was reported in tile same condition
~ Island IS. The shoalest place between Mem
phis and Cairo is at the foot Of Island Is, where
there ii 8 feet water
CAPT. Stewart has named his new Ouachita boat
n The Martie Walt, after merchant Of Memphis.
The JAS Montgomery and Choctaw left Mem
i rhis for this port Inst Wednesday, and also the
john Simonds
w The Baltic arrived at Portland on the 3Oth from
\ this port, and viii lay up until the water rises
= gsg The Cincinnati Commercial of the LIST says:
The weather was cold and cloudy Yesterday.
Pitlsburg the river is still falling with only 56
4 inches water IN the channel. Here it is also re-
Ceding slowly, with four feet hence to Louisville
three feet from Portland to Evansville, and three
md half feet from the latter point to Cairo The
y Cumberland was falling yesterday with only 20
y inches on the shoals. We have no change to note
Y in the Mississippi. There are only five feet from
\ 81. Louis to Cairo. Business was quiet along the
Z Ievee yesterday Freight is offering pretty freely
however, for ST. Louis and New Orleans, with an
advance to the latter point. The boats don't load
III over three feet on the present water and are
+ compelled to advance the rates in order to meet
expenses. Shipments were made at the following
figures yesterday
Ne.c Orleans Whisky and Oil, 81 so. Flour, 9oc.
Pork, 81 Is. Bacon and other pound freights, SOC.
Sper hundred. Keg Lard, 25c. Dry Goods, eoc. per
The Tecumseh will leave the dock to-day in
splendid repair Capt. Logan has spared no ex.
pelse ~ ma king her one Of the most comfortable
fsnd complete packets in the Southern trade.
81 me Memphis Appeal Of the I'd says:
" The river commenced falling again Monday night,
ssad bad deeclined about two inches BY 8 O'Clock
Last nights telegraph reported the river station
ssF ~ PA Louis, with five feet water hence to
The officers Of the Moses Mcclellan. which ar.
rived yesterday, report the Lower Ohio falling,
With three feet six inches water at Caseyyille and
Tour feet on the other principal bars. The Moses
Mglellan was aground twenty four hours at Casey
& The Louisville Courier of the 3lst says
Things abont the river appeared very quiet yes
terday L9et evening there was but one boat at the
wharf, the Time. The mark at the canal indicated |
epgnf rise last evening there were three feet
Msssr by n The weather still continues cool and
The following boats arrived since our last issue
2 Ihes yicksburg packet Natchez, Capt I. P.
Aeathefs, with $3.50 bales cotton and leaves again
tlhiis day.
8 The yicksburg packet B. i. Hodge, Capt. chas
~ Marshall, with 2l57 bales cotton, and leaves
toslay
- bend packet D. R. Carroll, Capt. r. Moody,
nth 2Oll bales cotton. She leaves again tomorrow
The Bayou Sara packet Duncan F. Kenner
Capt. N. B. Baranco, with 26 bales cotton.
Konna y,th sI1 :, aaps. Yonu
N n ares co1son ana leaves again to-
Il n. v.Z.
aeoo .,sss packet = y. sharpe, capt. Jno.
Y ~ 4, ~ ~, ~ lssu paies co'.on.
~ - COMMISSIONING packet Y. ~ Jr Capt JOS
=. - anus. sugar ana 40 bbis. mo-
'a s,ss a.'u - par's AGAIN .oday.
ihc Mempnls PACKET imperial, Captain G. S.
rogers, VAN ao4s oales cotton, and leaves again
so'oay' We tnahk Capt. l. A. Welton, her atten-
I'VE clerk, for fayors.
zalp''e Jor ne Lo'oer coast-This morning, at
cock' me regular swift passenger and freight
paoAss Inlpre parish, capt. a. = Jeanfreau, com
~. Alcee Grass, clerk viii leave for the
= = :, y 7, 0e1s' laha y
{, regular light
reiiapie SATURDAY packet Y. ID. Jr, Capt.
sos. vincent commander, Mr. y. t. Mumford, clerk,
tsAses y 2 O'Clock tnls evening for Donaldsonville
ahq WY lanalngs. ..