New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-15

sss1S,s,'1s r Ss, ne 1sxf trip. y
1ae Anaaac's' = ~. s.s., Ian fs,,;ne.n
.,sst &. vioet had succeeded III get
1ns " zS l fre;rbt and
ting pSer t1e iAiHs stN !" - - 81 80 70
xtfs f0r Shreveport; ieH IRA n o.4 " AieA &
g ,5s3nv feicht from The railroad for this
- q .. N; 4, and Yaxoo Belle were ex-
e &. - - s.. Y,,s;.,,,a
p9eted down from revepoEl "hen INC inu'a.'oi"
5ss ~ y z M 5o,,v,,s, 81 tbe Oh SAYS:
Z. q ti,a ra,e ~ IN
EAe liver c0nth4es = lc.s1S s, = ~ e sh;rt
essilus sIsis IL, az ,,.orI
tnrce ana w ~ ~
as AaHsas e y Y u u g - t,;
Y4 1fee anasa AaA iees pstm eeA 'lS s,l1 -
sSSa .S f,.
1he ssme paper, speaking OF projected improve
nf ne raI,ids III the Ohio river, says:
s y e II, ,,,,a q o,,r y ost
n1ss 1Scsns V s. ~ prn.,aI,
= M the fajt Ha,,se for nublr
8 las IVY y rs Nh = n,,tsraI,asas the imnrnvemen,
~ ~ s,: aS sn cnnitrrcted as
81 3t W. aals z. W wv fn ~ III nrnoses y
s0 nake Az ~ AZ u
3 ;s ~ st;on p ca,,aety
:sS * tn ass .s stafas If Kan
ena iurmsn nIoge @ VIZ ~
Mok ana y nhl;e snd thp
toze Oh q ~ W. W stas q ~ u
nav NJ & fasd to reat nractiea
/ 1s1als - NJ
sssNS ss 1he et. 1ou1s uem0crat OF me lutn says
4 1Is1,s III nrntabIv be a r;se n the rivers now
SSs$v sains an n vesfertIay AFTERNOON and they
4 80 doGbtIsss general over wide extent 81 coun-
cSFfin1se u sWelI last evening. rise in all tle
sSsrer rivers Missouri INNER Mississippi and
i1Iln0is. 4 much to be desired. Such al event
5WiIl ininae new life and unwonted activity into
1lI
so5s iSsise nnsntities Of grain await shipment to
RVS noi13t ana the captai1 81 the last boat from
sI1 fjfoSse WA inportuned eagerly at different
lSiS = II Ike orfin which he was Obliged to refuse
aaerchants who have quantities of grain pur-
6ISSS6 above ire az anxious to have it forwarded
N ihey can be, and several of them have advised
M SEsntz to forward it at any cost. And yet the
Sxukie and other railroads. are carrying off large
amos3nts of grain from the Mississippi. Were the
fiyers 1t better stage, ALL or most Of that grain
would be sent To this market. Hence rise, Of
u city. Twenty eight inches Of water in one
S54eas fhirty-sx In second and thirty inches in
ixd ~ important rivers, has sad effect upon the
commerce Of st. Louis at the present time.
The now War Eagle has 1900 barrels Of -four in
s y soS per Dpi "; Ls .h goes @ % @ snow INA.
.Ssn5 '''s' p''es'
IN South Wester left for New Orleans yester
M NaA : fne trip Of people and freight.
sisa WI HI a NsM oreans
9F6s IL 4 walsh passed down last night. taking
ASf litsls freight from here.
M k1s Shalnglon, having been aground at the
Nsns aown iasI evening waning no iresn'
The Mars il loading here. and the N. W. Thomas,
xith the hull of the Alvin Adams in tow, arrived
last night Sae loads here for New Orleans. :,
X, "a. = " rrn s. sssy Anu
" CsSfsns John III, gcott And 4. D. Armstrong arrived
lsst evening from Louisville, and will drop the
s,l8n1ysr ss down to the wharf this morning for
r;xss ssr s sta+;oarv Win Il fset -
soas fsef II fo,,is y;lIe amd m "a Memnhis
sAiher beautiful and dry. Yesterday was
oot !ast nghs I logged, ana ior boats TO run
sssSt .S % ~ clasr.d o,t +o.norro w;tb ant
thc possibility Of any futnre accumulation, as at
present prices boats will be sufficiently numerous.
sses ~ nsse aayanced AGAIN 1o-day ana tne fa.es
ss e N,n% Mhsk Nv peel nr poIk Aar anu
4 Nemphis, 3oc., with no probability Of an easy
decline, and strong tendency to advance.
s.sss o5sps M. sAbecMng e Iesmp must walch
~
.s.s = sS.s ,.u
wl'a 81 pa.es cos'on, are n
= = = is,', ner a''en.se eiciN, iol
g, .ssz 50 q =.
~ vacksDurg packet charmer, Capt !. 9.
Holmes, with S94S bales cotton and leaves again
so.qay.
lhe zee fiyer packet Indianola, Captain James
hanAom, WIN sss bales cotton.
ine Fort Adams packet Meteor, Capt. s. Heno,
Msa ~ bales cotton, 1859 hhds. sugar, and leaves
sgaln to-day
me Bayou Macon packet Indian No. i, Captain
Greenlee, with 81 bales cotton.
Khe Lower Coast packet Empire Parish, Capt. A.
3 "a 9eanireau with l75 hhds. sugar, l8S bbls. and
~ hall barrels molasscs. She leaves again to.
morrow.
The St Louis packet Sovereign. Cant. J. r. Rnr
dean. with good trip. We thank Mr.. v. A. Wool
Ioik, her CLERK, for late fayors.
Ihe Cincinnati packet Defender, Capt. Evans,
WIN an excellent trip.
1ne Ylcksburg packet Twilight Capt. John S.
Shaw, with 2050 bales cotton
V.D., Sr.,Jor Do'asisoaoiae. The regular and
te.aDie passenger and freight packet c. D., Jr.,