New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-28


The Ohio, at Louisville, is stationary.
There is now over four feet water on the falls n
L,ouisville, rendering them nayigsbIe for medium
boats. The entire rise at the foot Of the FALLS ou
Thursday, had been about six feet, which makes
eleven feet water in the channel below the falls BY
the mark, but owing TO the prominence Of some Of
the sand bars there are not over eight feet water in
the channel
The officers Of the southerner arrved at Louisville
on Wednesday, and report the Ohio rising bfiskIy a&
all points, with fully six feet Of Cumberland, tie
channel having changed again to the Smthland side
Of the river, and mot over the dam.
The Wabash river had risen several feet along ths
lower part Of II, and the Cumberland was rising
nfskly at Nashville on Tuesday, with sfx feet watsf
The total rise at Cincinnati up to Wednesday even
asd amounted to seven feet, with further swell
OF tnfes ieet expected.
Ine oMcers Of the J. q. Dickey report the river
still swelling hence to st. Louis. 'a
The following were the arrivals yesterday
The Bayou sszs packet Crosse Tste, Capt. Y. ..
Baranco, with bales cotton, 100 hogshesds suga,
and 129 barrels mclasses.
The Attakapas packet 4. W. Baker, Capt A.
Smith, with ~ hogsheads mgar, 62 barrels Of mo-
lasses, and leaves again On Wednesday.
The Railroad Line packet Champion, Can't T. B.
Moore, with large trip, and leaves again on We'd
nesday. We thank Messrs. Young and Reynolds,
her clerks, for favors.
The Red river packet Leona, Capt q. b Robests.
with sundries
Red chief for Red Riuer-The very light dausht
passenger packet Red Chief, Capt. John G. GfaeG,
commander, leaves this evening 1t o'clock, II pace
Of the B. L. Hodge, for Shreveport and way land
ings Shippers should bear In mind that this packet
will go through without any detsntfcn. - he Il
very light draught boat Trayelsn for Red river to-
day we would advise to call down early and mags
their state-rooms.
D. r. Carroll for Red Riuer.-The paaueuex
steamer D. r. Carroll, Capt VIM Kimhall, com
mander, with Hr. Carroll in the once, leaves for
Grand Ecore and way landings 1t P. n. to-dsy. Il
affords Us great pleasure to notice the departure oe
this 6ns light draught packet, and recommend her
to all our friends. She b In ell respects hntcaam
packet. Ho for Red river to-day on the D, B, Csr.
roll
Yazoo Belle for Red Ricer.-The regular pas,eu-
ger steamer Yazoo Belle, Capt. Charles ". Ewing,
commander, ia again in port receiving for Shrevs-
port and way landings, to leave today at5P.M
The Belle has fine accommodations for passengers.
Aessrs. Pass and Townsend are in the ofice, and
passengers will find them ready to accommodate
them to the best the boat affords.
Rock City for Oaaehita Riuer.-The very light
draught passenger packet Rock City, Captain Frank
Moore, commander, leaves this evening at s P. II.
Shippers SHOULD send their freight down early The
Rock City will give through bills Of Iadng to Naxie
Saline.
Grand Duke for Vicksbrg g-U. s. Mail Lane-The
fine and unsurpassed passenger packet Grand Duke,
Captain R Holmes, commander, Nj. L. T. Murdock,
clerk, leaves this evening at o'clock for VicknbmG
and intermediate landings
Chocta,c for ST. Lotis.-At O'Clock this evening
Capt D. Il. Silver will back out bis fine packet Choc.
taw for Memphis, Cairo and St. Louis, and IN wsy
landings. Mr.. W. N. Webbing is the clerk Of 10
Choctaw and will be found on board ready 70 receive
all visitors.
John Raine for uisuiHe.-Passengen for tie
Ohio river and intermediate landings. will mot il to
notice the advertisement Of this fast running aud e.
celent passenger packet to-day. She always carries
crowd, but never more than she can accommodate
in the best style in stateroom and cabin and q her
sumptuous table. Capt. VIM. Underwood is herwen-
known and popular commander, while the sociabJe
Mr.. A. Palacio is behind the desk. The John Raine
will leave punctually at o'clock this evening.
Champion for 81. Louis-Rail Road Line Packet,
The elegant and fast passenger steamer Champion.
Capt. E. B. Moore commander, will leave tomorrow
evening at o'clock, for Cairo, St Louis and way
points. She is the regular Railroad packet fos to.
morrow and will leave as above. We have often had
occasion to speak of the Champion and her o1cerg
and it is not necessary now to reiterats much that
has been said in their favor. She has, as we an know
wide extended reputation as most complete and
commodious passenger packet. Her officers Capt E.
B. Moore, and Messrs. Duvall W. Young and G. G.
Reynolds, the polite clerks, have been untirng ID
their exerions to render their fine steamer worthy Of
q high rank among steamboats,. She has attained
that rank and richly deserves the title of rstcas
passenger steamer. Capt. Moore and his clerks,
Messrs. Young and Reynolds are always at their post
Of duty, and always attentive to the interests Of
their patrons. They are popular with passenger and
have the faculty Of making their guests feel entirely
at home on board She has the good wishes Of very
large portion of the people Of New Orleans and her
future must be even brighter than the past. The
Champion connects at Vicksburg with the New Or.
leans and Jackson Railroad at Cairo with the Illinois
Central, and at st. Louis with the Ohio and Misis-
sppi Railroads Passengers can secure through tick.
cts to all the Northern and Eastern cities by applying
to Mr. G. G. Wayne agent Of the ine at the corner OF
Camp street and Commercial Place, and where they
can see plan Of the boat. aeary and secure your
passage on the splendid packet Champion to leave
tomorrow evening at o'clock.
Jesse K. Bell for Cincinnati.-The very trim and
popular packet Jesse K. Bell, having undergone q
thorough renovation since she was here last, having
been repanted, repaired, and fine new cabin, newly
furnished throughout, with large staterooms, again
enters the list as claimant for the favors of the
travelling as well as the shipping public. The Jesse
K. Bell has long enjoyed an excellent reputation as
staunch, fleet, safe and excellent packet--her claim
upon the public having been greatly augmented by
the improvements recently made--she now offers su-
peror inducements to the travelling public Capt. Jas
Gormly, one of he most experienced commanders, il
in command, in whose charge life and property may
always be regarded as secure while in the Of
Capt Richard Robertson, the clerk of the Jesse K.
Bell, the public will find gentleman whose equal
in devotion to business and habitual courtesy is sell
dom found Remember the Jesse K. Bell will leave
this evening at o'clock, for Cincinnati and way
| landings.
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| Firemen's Charitable Association.
Office St. Charles and Commercial Place. Dubois
| Row. No. !, up stairs.
Officers aud Committees elected regular meeting tho
Directors of this Associ &ion held Monday
to for the eAding the first Monday January
| 1859: -
president ............ Isaac N. Marks.