New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-11-07
CRrscHxr orrsce, NJ. 7e Camp , 49,

y1slel pAtle1 ~; M W ssi,. haa re,nareS
~ arrivals fof the week eaalng frlaay noon oa
Msse III -one, ~ ssius - ~ ~ 81 +, y
& 1888 ,.,s.,,,. su.;a,os sor .,,o sow.
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SoSc pairels. NJ " 'e on51 I,e -
gos.on 800 pa.ss susas ,ns
n @ ALS @ l 1nns asEs
10af ason wa sna arrsis
1el00s, pafIeis MY poAss, Wmsny 49, AS
sonSce0 - hosshcaus foPe go Ios tuo,, thraa
fayer III aIons y w w ';se ,,c tlr1een
mcnes shce ous sss ispol., anh e .tar ,ark
Vel ana shTee ncnes ns,oM ei.5 n her iannc
ne konerI atson w Y aour a 3. II, - receive
t0os % lanai street' snIs le T th tba
1or sed river. one G0nnec HI ~ ue ~ thns in
Packes rev ; ~, 9 d;rect Tin through
HaI10g passengers snu u WI, ~ Iaps;ng yes
n0nced we idtsae noum - VIZ rena;red and
aerday she nas peea III, elVlyus s 49, ~
vi receive Heleas III ~ a. - ~ a.
~ Io.,S. Nth = liobt tlrizzlinp
Ehe Eea!h4K N ~ 80. SO NH Srnst last n;cht The
- yesseiosy n y s1.Se slowly with Is inches at
1sSr cunslalss s " 1890 Il ponernv Hence to
~ 80 49, ~. - feet water with from to 81
r. n ~. ss Ser Ohio. with fair offerings for the
sso s IN - ~ taEen at The fnowing rates
i !. ,s,s =. Wh;skv and o; Ii 30: -four.
ID u M *. ha an ana ether nonnd freiphts
- Pea ~, 8 Voc lard 25c div goods soc. per
Y 80 j E.st tssE - v -
- 10 fror fbo
I ..a a s w ~
fall atont i inch Mt this nont during
I a fc,,rs ending at & oclock last evening. The
ssSs- ,raa ti,r vestar,3ay FIR nuf.door business
& 7ss nos haan no cha noe in tho ArIansas river
ss ~, IN renort with inches water to Pine
i mi Aid 80 inches at the Rock.
4 7Te Inv water Is becoming a serious obstruction
Il Hssissinpi river boats and cotton boats are
n dsmand IN this latitude The rate of freghts has
=, a u. II New Orleans and ge now
s.,s q sottnn al Al 30 per bale.
~. "a Inn;s naners If fbe "a renort fhe river
Sii;nc Al te rate Of one inch in twenty -four hours
M same old story from the rivers above" fall
IT., M nayiration If he Missouri has not i'm
nSSyed. but It IS not as bad as might be- Boats
~ sicnc n II nretty well with paving trips No
sSsss Nh 10 M without a GOOD show of freight
- Illinois Is said not to be AS bad as represented
sOa Tie Upper Mississippi boats and barges get
.ss,siS Il one c haul. - ~
A 81. Louis business on the landing was tolera-
bIT active I'll !; weather cool and fine.
a 1lhe VIM NJ Morrison which was to arrive at ST.
li1ef below Memphis and six and a half from Mem
1kS Is Cairo On her up trip she had to lay by nine
ieen hours On account of fog and lost three hours
n Al unsuccessful attempt to pull the Cora An
6ers6n Of. and arrived at Cairo at l2a p. NJ. 3lst
A The Little Rock Gazette Of the 29th ult. reports
fuo feet water in the river at that point.
y me Helena Shield of the 29th reports the river
yery low and falling, and says cotton boats have
he Van Buren, Press of the 2lst ult says the
riysr rose about three inches the night previous,
IA that the late rains had caused but very little
~ moi sufficient to better navigation to any extent.
The steamer w. S. johnson, Capt p. S. Austin,
IN 4 good trip, and leaves tomorrow for Red
River
NE Tensns packet Indian No. l, Capt. Greenlee,
vvif3n eunKaries
The Bayou Sara packet Crosse Tete, Capt. j. G.
Wingaxd, with 6yI bales cotton, S4 hhds. sugar,
and 524 bbls. molasses and leaves again to-day.
I The st. Louis packet Crescent City, Capt. FL.
ThOrnbnrg, with large trip, and leaves again this
day We thank Mr.. Austin R. Moore, her clerk,
fof late favors.
The Ouachita river packet Rock City, Capt. J.
W. Moore, with 233 bales cotton.
The Bayou Sara packet d. F. Kenner, Capt Y.
B. BarancO with II bales cotton and II hhds.
MAR
The Opelousas packet Bayou Belle, Capt. Lyons,
With 257 bales cotton.
The Memphis packet Nebraska, Captain A. R.
Irwin, With i,698 bales cotton, and leaves to-day.
\ Cur thanks are due Mr.. E. w. Halliday, her at
tentiye clerk, for fayors.
y The Lower Coast packet Empire Parish, Captain
Al n Jeanfreau, with 70 hhds. sugar, 205 bbls. and
( l6o half bbls. nolasses.
The Donaldsonyille packet G. D., Jr., Capt. Jos.
Vincent, with 81 hhds. sugar and 264 bbls. mo-
y lases, She leaves tomorrow.
me Lafourche packet Lafourche, Capt. A. Dugas,
bsies cotton. She departs again this evening.
The III. Louis racket L. NJ. Kenneth. Capt, Henry
Swifxcr. with All excellent trip. Mr.. H. NJ. Wor-
shsm her clever and ohIipinr clerk has orr thanks
y for Ma fayors. II
Fhe Baton Ronre packet Capitol. Cant. ], l.. Petit
WI "a bales cation az hhds sugar. ASA bbls, and
l Is half bbIs. moIasses
Thc fort Adams packet W. Burton. CAPTAIN S.
HelO With 24a bales cotton 233 hhds. sugar. ~
e hhiS and 20{l half ibhls molasses
Info,,-nhe f1,. Tgfou,cbe THE fine. new mas
aaneer and freight nacket I,afonrcbe Cant A
Irass nm Eugene tatanie cIerk viii leave as
above At 5 O'Clock this evening. AS little as has
been said about Il. The fact e being generally
n mooted about that the Iafourcbe il az complete
ma confortabe q nassenger acket nc leav YES orr
\ pOFt And then s6e has INST lie officers to make
hos who travel ON her feel nerfectly at home
Nor ii there be any "a skent;cal as to doubt this
statement, We advise them Ia take a trim nm the
coast on The I,afourche =
Gnpit0l Tor Bdt0n Ro,,oe. The fine large. reg
\ Mar messenger and freghf nactat Can;taI Pant +
L. Patti commandar M / Z Mi an cIers
Iii iaava ~, Rst p,, - n al .. ~ ,;n,
th;s eveninc 1t n,clacL '''A -. " y
Grnsse III r.. Ra,,a,, q, j., Mi, oyor;no at !,
~,siccL NO ~ ia. .nhs ~ a
~ 80 ". anu eiesan., conliortaple anu
W;ngesS cnas pac INV 0r1ssG de.e up.
Vim isavs for Rrom sara MI nso q, Mhason. terh'
:Rlsasdly sppsintss packet southern capt r
.save y oo,Gs aa s evening for Shreveport and
Wy PVheo on AAeu 1ScI. i1er lSIt ufanght, speed.