New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-29

."sos ViKS, March o. 1e9
Cattle and Hogs offered to-day.
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Tsssday, Essch 3. ~
General Reu,srkx-The River rssa,.~ 800.
Failing at Vicksbure ana s.. Ic.lslTne
Tennesse. R1xer-Tne II.nnsha1- A-v1v.1-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS to-day, etc., ese.
Yesterday was hot day, but somewhat tempered
by fine and strong southerly breeze. Business %
the levee WAS moderately active with prepouderspos
in favor Of the lower landing. The river commenced
to rise again and gained smother notch on lie fev
inches which now divides New Orleans from an over.
flow. A long strip Of the plauking about the middle
Of the lower landing several hundred feet in length
and about twenty feet ia width and running parallel
with the river was under v.t.Y ~ .,,.s,.a - =,
3, -, I. 49,. - - ~
increasing ~ eAsens - oatA -. syenin8. Inc oute1
part of the levee, he extension madeby the anthor
ties after the high water Of last seasonl i however
stilI two feet or more ahov. the v.te,,. SIS,
Tha so,,os;ua ~ ~ 80. -. =. -.
cnt ofthe 24th:
The Mississippi is doubtless on stand here. asit
Iuse ony souu. IVY lacnes dGilng oayIgnt yeae!oa
nasI ne.ng Wy llom .ne oPPsr .iss3ssippi aha
aino's uus plesomS .ney ~ ~ 1919 Lac inteE
he Mssonr; hsov 500 III. 'p Ts se y -
the upper Missouri are also reported extremely high
and heavy snow had fallen about the time the ice
t vas breaking ap AZ these tnpss put together be-
The Iean;e neans has.sd mn M ~ T"a.so, la, e.
the mouth Of the Illinois. She win pass down again
today for Memphis, With the largest tow of ice ever
h anen ps.ow 81. LouIs wa cona.t o. nx iafge
Inc total Of 600 tuns Of ice. ma tov iii IL sa
feet long. -s.z,
The steamer Hannibal, we learn from the ST. Louis
Jofxt
24th inst with Nj. Tom White a. clerk, in place 1t
Mr. G. N. Hazlett.
By reference to the teegrsphic column elsewhere,
the reader will find other interesting river intelligence
The vicksburg Wing Of the 26th Inst. brings the
pleasing intelligence that the river was at that date
on stand at that place. 1tsays:
There is now some prospect Of decline but it will
pe s.o* as =. 'ae swamps ano ooIiets are MED %
Mississnni and Ohio rivers hnt ~ te vbe,har
change tie declining tendency. Of lie lower Misss
sppi is yet to be learned. By accurate measurement
az we tns arentss House ast even
The water line Of last vears hiSSS =. 20
hardly believe it will attain
A Decatur (Ala.) paper Of the lSsk inst. says:
The Tennessee river is now higher at this point
than has been at any time this winter, and rising
'aploiy' an ovetnow ~ inevitable.
hSAIs.-ine 'tichsDurg packet Grand Duke,
o"p' oa'u App,epase' WIN 1903 Daies coston, and
leaves again .o-oay'
rne a. neu river packet leleerm' Capt Denslow'
WIN 900 oaies eo'son.
1ne nayou sara paoAe' y. " VI, capt Jos. VIM
cen', WIN 100 pa'es co'eon 'of mas sugar. o. naif
ana ~ oos' molasses.
nne ih'oooauA pacae. " ba'ey, Capt. A. Dugas,
WIN 10 oaes cot.on' ]eS mus sugar. 5iS obls. and
20. y, nai, 'o's a'oAsses.
Inc o.. LOUIS packe' T. Wasn' capt j.. =. Davis,
wiz s''u UP wv 1'e unue' ophea'ons 70 ner
oN..s'' w 'a.o's
~. oaaon''a p"'he' oa'anou's' oap'' .. u Walk
ct, WIN lf' paes co''on.
Inc o,nclnna'i packet queen e1y, capt '. 5
Neal WIN good Trip
Inc veim'ihoh pache. himira' oapt. .. !. smith,
WIN 90 oaies co'ton' ~ nnos sugar. al Dds and
% nan oo's' u
ine ouacn'.a river pacAe. IT, Damngton' Capt.
Len. moofe' Win VIC oales co..on'
messenger Jo' oAac"td hirer.-Inis large and
popular passenger packet capt 'eo. hirk leaves
post,ve'y a. oel1ch TINS evening, TOT al landings on
Tue ouacnl.a anu naeh rivers. Capl' hirk ana ms
superb paeAe' ate a., 'asorl'es WIN tue sfaVehng
pupc, always giving Tue oes' sa'islacuon 70 psssen.
gers, anu a'i ooncerneu' ihe messenger mas
e1ce'len' cao,n aecommodas'ons' ana IS complete
passenger PACKET 'h.ougnout- MI maurice Langhorne
~ 'ne elllc'en' ana poh'e clerk IN charge OF the
ONCE " mn'se efea' c'pae.y IN the Iriend-maklng
me .ne messenger owes mucn OF ner popularity.
4nuto" reg Jo' nea h'ce''-ine new hghs
o'ausn1 ano SWIM running passenger packet Milton
he'l, capt mas nan, oommanaer' ana Mr. sam
My'ne, c'erk' ieaves al O'CLOCK TINS evening for
Lake bls.eheau ana lntermeoate lana'ngs'
L. H. oa'1oh y" heo ns'e''-ine very eaceHent'
staunch and l'ght draugnt passenger packet d. X.
CARROLL capt ". hhoai'' commander, leaves al
O'CLOCK this evening lor shreveport and intermediate
landings on Red River.
Ceres for Andkapas.-Ihe really good and fayorite
passenger packet Ceres, Capt Labarthe, commander,
eaVes as aoo'e a1 D eloeA MS evening.
Lecomte for Red Rirer-The large and staunch
superior passenger packet Lecomte, Capt. G. John
son, commander, leaves as above OF 5 o'clock this
evening. The Lecomte has good passenger accom-
mOdatlOus, sets good table, and has the most gen.