New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-01
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S,.. A.snafHs - busaness -Ine hNef
l.T1r ,ss New. fro. .noys-Tns Kate Dale
ny ese., cue.
Business on the levee yesterday was inactive. On
the upper landing the boss were receiving slowly,
but managed to maintain previous rates. On the
lower division Of the levee the landing was crowded
with boats to such An extent that the R. w. McRse,
which .,r;vaa ,.s..~a., .~.; - .-.u-,.
49,. -, 4, e, - se'Aps"s1 ~
ma berth above the ferry landing. Tbs river fell
incn OF % iof sns mourn ending u dark
yesterday sfs 4
contemporary tninks our report OF the laying
| up OF the steamer Kate Dale premature" For the
special information Of oar nejabbor We have to ~
mark that II Vas the intention nj ths Csns.;n ~ th
D.le N r,at an hi. az. for a.. 1900 "a M
reauest 70 made the announcement Az, I.,,,-h
~ - -. hs..-.. 9. - s.1.--:-. 49, -
iof e" osys' no"e'eI'" w. uess .. On toe
part OF her owners as the earnest solicitation Of the
friends and patrons Of the boat TO keep her steam
mn ~ and she leaves tomorrow. 1t s o'clock. P, N.
a. usu.l.
Bv the politeness OF Mr. Eeeers. the clerk Of the
Crescent city. We learn that Abe ia Aground si.ty
S.esoeus Wy, VIC .ealA was sae 70 sefo"no esA'y
miles above New Orleans
The Memphis Bulletin, Of the 18th inst, says:
The river opposte this point commenced rising
again yesterday morning, and up to dive O'Clock the
| swell had amounted 70 about one inch.
AZ Point Pleasant. yesterday morning the river
L knur .I =
| nou a. uo,.,. - r.;a., a..
Hha Gnr,t..ana q Nshna nas Lsrns s.ow, y:
-.caJ;re sinviv eth snsc;smc, w ~ stsr y, ~
Iscsu.1g a .Ss WIN assc,ency oi "s'er IN soe
snoais ~. .uo iAi sess s'a.. s.sAnle.s-
The Vicksburg Sun, OF the S0th inst, gives more
unfavorable news It says:
The river IN still y;s;no here and fn seven ,clock
veserdav ornino nnt ss Il the sven;n~ 4 ,.e
trfie over one inch Il IL nov above The Rich vater
| marx of i851, ~ - 80
The Napoleon (Ark) Planter Of the 26th inst says
that the town Of Preston is completely inundated,
and adds:
We learn that the leyee broke at Mr.. Manlys plan
tation several miles below THIS place on me Misss
sppi sae OF tne nver' ana nonoa'eo great many
nh. T.aa r,.ds- =, ~. oo., ;,.. ..,..
~. ,;,a- a, Tits ,o;,t =. ,.o,nsd Ia. snnd.,
evening is within foot Of the highest water marx,
and rising at from an inch to an inch and half in
tMentyiour hours. already two-thrds OF Under tne
M immedatelv a1anst the road nearest the hIn
rho 6. on;s panrh,;c.n !, ~. ORR ~ -.r. .
Tbe river vss nearly STATIONARY yesterday There
is no change to report in any OF The upper rivers
The Illinois and Missouri are falling slowly. The
upper MISSISSIPPI Is also ialllng az heoknk.
The sh isyss - hr;.t nne anu ''''ne1' "
Ths fo,lov;no 10 rror, n. v;ctahn-o TINE Southern
., .he ao,b -
The angry food which rolls mast our c;tv continnes
to rise rapidly and steadily The rise for the twenty
four hours ending last evening was fully two inches
hsbss pont o last Tbe rs ~
inches in twenty four hours when We take into con
sderaton the present stage OF the river and the fact
INA. tne GIevasse .! Coi WINES ~ piansauon, Jas.
81 woter fo ur Ave dsvs nast NAV nroneriv he eo
' sidered q most extraordinary one. When Il will
commence to fall, or even to cease rising, is beyond
Z 'ui Aeu'
ARhiVALs-lhe OPeiousas packet Ahne, Capt- w.
" NEAL airiseu Win oaies co'son' - nhas sugar
! auu % oois' lnolasses'
Inc oinclnnat packet mars capt 1ooo, win
gooa 'np.
Inc Bayou De aiaze packet Minnesosa' Capt.
assooeh' ~"n i'' oaies ''s'on' " nnu' Sugar snu
( III dds moasses.
4 Ine steamer bayou neae' Wi1n 900 paes cosson
ana IL mus sugar
a Inc Red river packet Eleanor, capt. WINS MAIN.
with 451 bales COTTON ~ hhos' sugar and IL Dds
. molasses, and leaves again on saturday we thank
MI. E. Groves her CLERK, ior favors.
n The Memphis packet Nebraska, Capt A. h. Irwin,
with lO45 bales cotton, and leaves again on Monday
" We thank Mr. Miles Temple, her clerk, for favors.
The Fort Adams packet Golden Age, Capt. W..
McCombs, with 1853 bales cotton, 200 hhds sugar and
n 5sl bills molasses, and leaves again on Saturday.
The Bayou Sara packet c. D., Jr Capt. Jos. Vim
cent with 1874 bales cotton 81 hhds sugar. and LAT
bbls. molasses, and leaves again to-day at P. NJ.
s. The Attakapas packet T. d. Hine, Capt. D. Mug
g | eab with 20 bales cotton So hhds, sugar and 60
. bills moasses, and leaves again on Saturday
$ The Ouachita packet R. W. McRae, Capt. John
W. Tobip with 500 bales cotton and leaves again on
Saturday,
: The St. Louis packet Crescent City, Captain H.
Thornburgh, with large trip. We thank Mr.. Austin
A, Moore her clerk, for favors.
The Tennessee river packet Cherokee, Capt NJ.