New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-03

leg. clsss to the ankle. He was properly attended
CINCINNATI, Dec. 27---The weather Was mild and |,
pleasant Chrissmas, but vet and disserses5ie vel
terday The river here is falling at The rate og hs
an inch per to9r The holiday festivities interfere
nayigsbe river from Pittsbufg 70 Cairo. There was
nothing Of consequences doing along the lexee m 4
Christmas day. Freights are hrm 4 the following
figures
Nac OpsAans-- Whisky snd oil, 60c. Flour, 600.
Pork, Aoc Bacon, z0c. per 100 snd Batter, Cheese
ETC., zoe. per 100. Horses, SO pr head Keg
Lard. l5c. Empty Barrels, zoe.
lis, from Pittsburs % New Orleans with 500 tuns d
produce and Pitt:bar9 manufactures, ran ashore |
during fog on Sunday morning, 6fty miles below
this city, and sunk Immediately. The boat y com
In Pitssbug cost SIS 600 and ~as insured for
The loss Of boat and cargo Is ovw 500 000 No lives
were lost
MrArais, Dec. so>-The weather yesterday was
most crusty old bachelor Or fororn ola maid could
desire it to be. Bat notwithstanding We general
dizziness Of the day. there was good deal d stir and
hustle on the levee There were sesersl ysckets
all but the usual nomber Of arrivals and departses
There not 70 many boats taking cotton ct preses
nor do they by any means, take such loads The
river is still rising slowly opposite our city prob
ably will have soon gained its greatest advance II s
already banks full, and serious fears are entertained
that much damage will be done plantations below,
il the river should continue to swell much longer 1t
Is now rising only at about the rate Of one inch in
twentyfour hours.
ARR1vALs.-The Yazoo river packet Sunfower,
Capt W. G. Harrison, arrived with 729 bales cotton.
The Yazoo river packet W. B. Douglas, Capt.
-. - MORT Jaf.It
The Nashville Union Line packet E. Howard, Capt.
Fowler, arrived with 398 bales cotton and 303 hhds
tobacco, besides other produce. - se%
The steamer Indian, Capt. Greenleaf, arrived from
Floyd with sos bales cotton. RIA @fst q @as
The Ouachita packet Kate Dale, Capt. Frank
Moore, arrived with S07 bales cotton, and leaves
again on Tuesday. Sl*.{s..
The Opelousas packet Aline, Capt. O. Hinckley,
arrived with 269 bales cotton, III hhds. sugar, 60
bbls and half bbls molasses and leaves again to-day
at IL M. vi M fss.
The steamer Reub White, Capt. Ager, arrived from
Attakapas with % bales cotton, GA hhds sugar and
SO bbls. molasses. "a +
The Yazoo river packet Lewis Whiteman, Capt. j.
s. Wallace, arrived with ], sos bales cotton.
The Attakapas packet Ceres, Capt. j. ]. Labarthe,
arrived with III hhds. sugar. 228 bbls and half bills
molasses, and leaves again on Tuesday. E4 %
The Railroad Zine nacket l.. q. swon. Cant. I. IT.
Jones' arrived with good trim from ~. Tou;s an,
leayes again ON "wednesday. We thank NJ T,,eoaors
Layeille, her clerk, for fayors.
The Louisville Lightning Line packet Woodfor1.
Cant M Erwin. arrived with large trim. and leaves
| again TODAY Ne thank Mr.. q. R. McIauehln. her
| clerk, for fayors. s5JIg
The Red river racket Lecomte. Can't. Cheney John.
SON arrived with ll bales cotton and leaves aasu
to-day at PM .ss.
The Ouachita packet Moro, Can't. J. Jennings, ar
rived with s35 bales cotton and leaves again. an
Tuesday. @N #s9 4i.e,
The Coast packet c. D.. Jr,. Cant. Jos. Vincent
arrived with gag hhds. sugar l29 bbls. and 20 hal
bbls moasses. sts
j Dr. Bateu for Lafourche-This regular packet ii
charge of Cant. "A. Dupas. with Mr. Joseph Dalfere.
| in the office, leaves to-day at SPIN
Laurel Hill for Bauou Sarn-At & p. M to-da,
Can't James a. Ure will hack ont his fast n &. mai
passenger packet Laurel Hill, for all landings up t.
Bayou Sara. Mr.. A. x. McLain is the clerk of thi
\ fine packet sassss,sAs
4line for Opeiousas-This regular packet, viii
Capt. 0. Hinckley in command and Mr.. R. P. Catlet
in the office, will leave to-day at P. NJ. for all land
, ings via Plaquemine up to Opelousas.
Leco'nte for Red Riuer-TrW Weekly Packet Line
Ats F. Nj to-day this swift and splendid passenge
packet backs out under the command Of Capt. Chene
johnson. The ever-urbane and attentive Mr.. 8. Smt
is at his post IN the Office assisted by Mr. Cooper,
clever officer Passengers who go on the magnificen
Lecomte are to be envied not only on account Of tn
fare and accommodations she has, but of the socia
VI ne. o0sls' mnon W. certainty eSefc's
p ~. ,I nnueee - "le up.
!. Da.,, ." ou,e1 1'oe,- =, assense
~ liz :. y Aeown = 1e lave
~ pup ~, 1as .ne famous anu eiesan
tn clerk Cant W w p;sber ID raco,;no. .. ~
foot Of Canal street. SINNERS shonld send tbei
freight az fast as nossible as this GREAT hns;nas
n steamer will nositivev leave to-day at IN M sh
always carries out full trim of passengers and sh
has the sort of accommodations snre to attract tn
people. Her cabin is brilliant and as commodious a
it is brilliant, and her officers are among the mos
popular men in the Ouachita trade.
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today n for al, ian5;nas ~, e. con,ssa Oh.