New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-11-02
I MORNING, NOVEMBER ?, 1859.

15QH with portion OF her frelght, ana was
rssarning for another ,rp mn nnth M oa had
SDpencd to her. She was leaking, however, very
fs8frs The damage to the boat will not be very
SSSt hut the freight thai was in her hold, primer
Snlfy bacon, hos sustained considerable. ~ was
s}3SSSs lsrfunatc that she sunk Immediately after
fkinx iii log, for had she gone one e, nnnd aa
further She would have sunk N = 'lr " iees
water. VII u, 81 "a III. ss.,, ~
1isrSh 1881 q collision occurred on the Ohio river,
i 0nnfSsife New Albany, between the steamers Gov.
FnvsII and EraposAot, in which the latter was
Szk Thomas 8: Stnson, an old ana eApetlen ny
1870 noi tise local inspectors, was at the
EsSSSf IN ~ Gov POWELL Suits were lorthwth
~ IL the United States District Court Tor
againat stnson for p,loming M,' no I'M,
s1oVi5T 81 unlicensed pilot, which we're decided az
Il SfSsent term Of the Court, which Is now SUING
- fsankfort. SimonIn and Stinson were tined one
1nfred dollars each, winch, WIN ue cos's' WI
MI IL figures up 70 pretty round sum.
III rouisville Journal of the 2sth says;
s1S ~ I'M u falling very slowly about halt an
81 iSR sln tyyeRty-four hours. Last evening there
1Fs NO fset eleven inches water in the canal BY
h v SssFk. The weather is cool and cloudy, with
bosh are encountering great dihsuity; ~ me
N oinnati maiIhoat Superior grounded on warsaw
u evening before last, and was still there az .
osclock last evening. The Carrollton packet Free,
atnne also rot aground night before last ana dd
n6t get Ia till a o'clock last evening.
Il The louisville Courier Of the 2sth says
Il MI made visit to New Albany last evening Just
J u time 10 see Capt Kinks new boat, the Jennie
Yirk. launched from the ship yard Of Hill 4 Payne.
ee made very pretty launch, and VIII De avery
1S5Sk ilfuht bOaf She was named after the llttie
3aaRhteT III Capt. Kirk. She is to have the engines
N ~ Oakland. H..
~ wheeling on tie 27th, the river was three feet
and growing cold. At Pomcroy, same date, the
weather was cool and cloudy. The river was s.a-
6onary, with four and half feet water IN the ehan-
81. All Homer there was four feet water IN the
channel Weather cloudy and cold AT Parker
4 sberg there Va three feet three inches water In
~ channel. Weather clear and cold.
Vicksburg, yesterday, the river continued TO
ieSlios; with no indications Of an upward tenden-
4 81. ms weather continued clear and cool.
Iii MN PkrrosA. The Louisville Courier Of
st eath says:
n " Peytona. Capt: John +. Leydens new boat
Sslff fDr t6e New Orleans trade, is progressing
5nefv. and to Judge from brief visit we made to
Sef Sesferday, We think she will be one Of the very
Ts sd finest in the Louisville line. Her cabin IS
ia inside, and the machinery VIII De all up n
4s51r II Two weeks, and the boat then ready to
81 HI first trip by the middle OF November.
fh6 following are the arrivals since our last re-
m Memphis packet Republic, Capt. Mont
H II ", with 775s bales cotton.
p 0uaehita river packet Col. I. H. Judson,
q y,hn ". Tohin, with 1853 bales cotton.
M Rsd river packet Eleanor, Capt Willis Main,
IN ~ bales cotton, and leaves again to-day.
Il ~ Rad river packet Andy Fulton, Capt Jacob
/ Hazlet, with 25e bales cotton and 22s bbls. molas-