New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-07-01

that the Arkansas is falling from Litsls Rock 10 Dc
mouth. z7 - - n -.
The St. Francis, ~ Va earn from tie oi5csrx ~
the st. Francis No 8, is falling from Wittsbare o.
Madison, and rising thonce 70 The moutA Is c1use
Business ct the leves yesterday vas dsc;dsdly -
tive. Weather extremely warm, The msrcufy dsrinr
the day npging high up 10 tie ninetses.
The 81. Louis Democrat Of the 25tA Mys
The river teli seven inches ID ne ouv hoar.
upper rivsI ysssrday The Isos ill., IA III ups -
nssappi are doubtless falling, snd he Minoafi on
,ysy large quaatisy of nj. descended yesssrd.y,
ring the forenoon. They nade % ~ ii, kowever.bv
sneir activy IN the aiternoon, when the weather was
much buster than any other soathsm q Wsst,rn
port. 80 = 4''9 s' Ssss.''
Our friend, Robert K. Rsley, ~ ssys,.d ~ eos-
nection with the southwester, ssd - dons Wus1sr
Lucas, st. Louis and Memphis paekss, "a Z ve1 y
known In the trade. - -. s:s
\. NJ 8. 8. Eutiken, formerly ~ pepnlas c5isk Il
Of the g. Louis and New Orleans HsssbssSr ~
packet Dan. g. Taylor. 7ss ~
We are sorry 70 iearu Of tie dsssh of A. 'Apa,s
sns PI.o., VINO met With 20 accident Ct s.. Joseph
rev days ago. He died q Saint Joseph o. Tueeley
Rowena. - ->ss
The following were ths arrivals yesterday. s
The Memphis packet Alice viyiss, Capk esn.
Abels, with 27 bales cottoa, and Isayss ae,sn
We thank Nj. J. Y. Champics, Ia ele,f. a. -.
The Cincinnati packet Fred Troa, CspG A, "a.
tenborough. with good nip, ~ Iesyas se.fa g
Saturday. We thank n. J, Win, II am. a
Myors. ~ - -
Ths Fort Adams packet Goldsn ~. Cevk 4.
Heno, with Is bala costos, u hhds ssGns. s. ~
molasses. and leaves again % Saturday
The Bayou sars packst Groas fess, Capt-v. b
Baranco, with balss cotton, 15o hhds suens. lso
bbla molasses, and leaya again today.
The Bayou san Q. Is. Nail packet DR.. Kessss.
Capt. Joseph Vincent, with he mails and p -,
and leaves again today. ss
The vicksburg q. 8. Mall packet Laey Hosousbs,
Capt F. A. Sherman, with ts hales cotton, asd Iyes
again on Saturday. 3 81 Eel
The Ouaehits packet b ". McRae, Cspt. Jne
". Tobin, with 10 bales cotton. and lsava sgan q
Saturday.
senger packet Lecomte, Cspl Charles walker, Nj
Sim. Smith, clerk, leayes the end Of the Je6krson
Railroad at 7.20 A. n, and the end Of the Pontchas.
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termediate landings. Passengers should - q bosrd
At the abcvenamed hou1, q ahe win leave positively
Duncan r. Ksnner for Bayos Sara-The uusur-
passed and o. 8. mail passenger packet Duncaa F.
Kenner, Capt. Joseph Vincent, commander, ri. Z.
B. Mumford, clerk, leaves this morning u O'Clock
for all landings up to Bayou Sara.
| Grosse Iste for Bayou Sasa.-The large freight
packet Crosse Tete, Capt Y. .BArsnco, commander,
MI. Geo. Wilkinson, clerk, leaves this evening at
! O'Clock for Bayou Sara and coast IandinRa
Alice pirian for Memnhis-U. 8. Nail Packet
The fineipaasenger packet Alice viyian, Cart Sam
Abels, commander, win leave evening II o'cabck,
positively, for Memphis and the Bends. She has
large number OF passengers engaged, and viii leaye
port this evening with large crowd Of people a
board. Those going up the river to-day sho1ld pss-
pare themselves to make the trip on her. They win
be treated to the most luxurious accommodl lstaa
first class hotel fare and the officers will 10 every
thing in their power TO mako their guests feel can
Portable and at home on this spendd and commodicus
packet She is q stannch, Afe and elegant steamer
and has no superior. Mr.. T. n. Champhin yin Be
found in the Office ready to entertain and accopo.
date visitors. The Vivian connects at Nemphis viz
the Memphis and Charleston, the Memphis sad Okio
Railroads, and with regular packets for St Louis and
Louisville for all the Northern and Eastern cities
For through tickets apply TO n. Fsligh agent Of
the line, under the st. Charles Hotel.
Planet for Cairo and St. Louis.-The vel.
known, complete and regular passenger Asn1er
Planet, Capt P. Yore, commander, IL recsivine for
St. Louis and points, and leaves this evening Il
o'clock. The Planet is known to and appreciated
by large portion Of our travelling community, Who
will be glad to know that she is moving again The
Planet offers the best sort of chance for
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accommodations, and everything in the way q oo.-
fort they require during the trip. Mr.. W H. Fulton
is the clerk Of the Planet and will be found on hoard
ready to receive visitors.
Imperial for st. Louis Railroad Packet for TO
Day.-Passengers for the North are called on to
remember that the great railroad passenger packet
Imperial, Capt. 8. Rider, commander, and Nj. j. Il.
Ogesby, clerk will back out for Cairo and 81 Louis
at 5 o'clock this evening, and without fail. Ths
railroad line deserves liberal patronage from The
travelling public for the pains which its directors have
taken to perfect and keep up regular triweekly
line Of rstclass packets between this city and 81
Louis, in connection with the Northern railroad system
The regularity Of the line the superexcellence Of Tie
packets their speed and safety, with the most expe
rienced and competent officers, all tend to give the
line advantages which are too palpable to be denied.
The Imperial is one of this peerless ne and Is mnt
magnificent and elaborate piece Of steamboat archi-
lecture. Money was lavished upon her in har CON
struction and taste, skill and modern improvement
locked hands in inyenting every conceivable ap.
pendage that in any way might add to her merits
She has large and superb cabin, splendidly fnI-
nished, and is in everything detailed ''thing ol
beauty" Her reputation regards speed is too well
known to require comment, while the widely known
character of Capt. Rider as an old, thorough and
careful commander is sufficient guarantee Of her re
liability and safety Passengers will find her table
spread with all the market affords in the way of lux.
uriant fare. The Imperial connects at Vickahurg
with the New Orleans and jackson Railroad at Cairo
with the Illinois Central and at ST. Louis with The
Ohio and Mississippi Railroads. plan Of the boat
may be found and through tickets can be secured BY
applying to-day at the Office Of the Agent of thu
line, Mr.. G. G. Wayne, No. 81 Camp strssa oorner d
Commercial Alley.
| DROCLAMATION- FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS
| Z REWARD-ISHAM @. HARRIS. Governor Of the 4tats
Of Tennessee To all who shall these presontS
Whereas has been made known that sornt %
unknown did commit foul and atrocous murdY ~ ID day
Of February, 1852 upon the body Of George Mile, n thu
Banking House of the Branch Of the Union bank ~
Jsckson in county Of Madison and robbed na Bank d
in nnfa and Hoiu