New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-25
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u es'eroay was another ousy day On ne landing.
There was great many arrivals and departures All
with pood trins The veafhey vas co1d c1s., z !
n,eassnt ,v;.h ,ta eves,4io,, ~ ! ,;t,I. -.
pteAsa,s' "i.h 'ne eAeeps'on OF mule duet. We
were favored yesterday by private dispatch from
ct. Louis, dated the 24th inst, saying that the
weather was moderate. NO ice in the river and nine
seet ~ 80. - re;.s Tn 100000 pr,a 49,,
g.. "o.ei ~ oaiio' Eng "sean'el lima Do'is'
oaps. ofd, arrived yesterday sne broke some part
o. her machinery below Natchez, which will take q
| day or two TO renair. The j. q svon Can't .Tmes
which arrived yos.au,,., -. -
:, ysa.esuay' wiz iay up ioI g" uays.
ne giean tne following from our exchanges:
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 2O--There is another change in the
river At this point Il began TO fall fast on Tuesday
evening, and fell nearly one foot in the following
four hours Doubles, the Illinois and Upper
mississippi as well - the Missouri, are all falling,
but there Is good boatable stage ia them ali. "
| The weather yesterday was particularly fine. a
balmy breeze from the south tanning or civ which
never was in more prosperous healthy condition
Business is IN quiescent condition. but brisk for
the season. Some three large New Orleans boats
were loading yesterday well as others, ior various
destinations.
The great New Falls City goes to New Orleans To-
day also, the Merchants Line New Monongaheia.
and the already famous John Walsh starts South Is
morrow, with one Of the best trips Of the season.
The wABAsH-The Terre Haute Express Of the
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., ane WABASH ~ Using rapidly; Win eignt iee'
caped securing the timber Wing alour shore an,ic
pating smother overflow Of the banks.
!, Inc stern.wheei steamer Chattanooga is lying in
sne river oppos''e 'nis Guy, appaIentiy awaiung
| load.
Large quantltles OF ice are packed along the shores
o. the river, above the railroad bridge, but little
hoating
| LOUISVILLE. Jan. E.ine r1ver was ct stand ,.1
yesterday, with nve 1eet pass water" on the fallf
| BY the mark, which would make scapt eight feei
water for boats propelled by steam. The weather
was dlsagreeaole--cold, emily, WINDY, snowy, and
heavy snov storm last n;oht .'1' ''esN' - :
The seventy-six has engagements M the Cumber.
land to bring out about 600 tuns Of IRON She COM
plans .nas .ne Cneinna and Nashville trade y cut
natl taking freipbt AZ snc ov rss.s tRat M rrs
fered to come out With half load at fair rates. and
run the chances OF filling out below-that Louisville
anu -. LOUIS 1dvs awsy rom 1nc,nna sne
session Of it, will be apt to keep 1t that it Is with
the tennessee nver trade very much the same
~ = ~ seaaes 81 e . at. nave oeen
per hundred for pound freichts. Id. per hi. Ia
pork, Soc per Dbl for whisky, SOC. for Sheep Is for
mules and W % q LOT nofses ana cattle. On way
Whso,;nn and p;,tshn,ah * and 9ca a
| dred. - - - = - $3.50 -
| CINCINNATI, jar. lJ.-Ine weather was clear and
dengnnnny pleasant lot me season yesterday. we
elsewhere. o = w. = - -''s' AAs-s =
We hardly know how to describe freights, thing
be checked now-adays.n With superintendent tun
mage the onerngs are iigns Ior al points:
;th thrsa feat water in ths chsnna1 Wsa.Ssr
warm. cloudy and rainy, during the week and. a
we so to press, (Friday evening" quite cool
ALEXANDRIA, La, jan, zz;-lne river ls sslil rlsnl
4 Appfv.ts-Tbe vickshnro r q maj, nacre
Princess, Capt. W. c. Wilson, arrived with 2s6
bales cotton, and leaves again to-day at Pm
/ The Baton Rouge packet Meteor, Capt. BENZ. II
Orr, arrived with IA hhds. sugar, 517 bbls and 81
half bbls. nolasses. s &
The Bayou Sara packet Laurel Hill, Capt. Jas. H
Ure arrived with 2l2 bales cotton. 53l hhds sugar
| 1924 bbIs and half bbls molasses.
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