New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-08
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Remarks-The Weasher-A well
come -Business-Arravals Tester-
partures Tornav1 ETC. 80.
Tbs weather vsste,dsn ,v,s sssao,.,l. ~ A.
1'oy was ssAs1se, nc isoef'
mome'er showing the mercury standing At eightysour
In the shade at noon During the afternoon We were
the dnst and rors a., ;,v;oo,.,;,, e.. =, ~.
60 - ol~''Ds u"ss ~ 's
mospneie. business was dnu on the landing. The
Louisville cipper.packet Pacific, and the Railroad
liner CITY Of Memphia FIR a. ou;s bct,, I'm Hov
their ,eenec,;v. 1..s;,..;.. ~, ~. ...
- -. s1ss''A"'''ns WIN 'sn u'ls .no sooo
M. .f.~I..'
~ "a. ~. ,an, soa u nov one ioos
@sen auo ShaH menes below hgh-water mark.
The Red river packet Judah Touro rstires from
the unequal contest with low water and Inv fhejots
and wos veata,d.v .arar 80. n. - ~. $50
Dbl. 49, - Ilse1' ane 1aaoo
Red river packet and leaves tomorrow evening at S
o'clock for Shreveport.
The so,lovino eteame,z ar,;v.d .nc. nv ,... .g
The BOD r;vs- rocke. Irda,, ro..a o.. ro
p,,l., iii, a. rail-. .o,taa "
The onelonsaa nactet R.xou Re,1a Cant rvor.
-. ~ Po1o.. p"saes Ds'ou Ds'e' oap' .yo1''
Win ~ oaes cotton ~ hnds sugar and 90 bbls mo
lasses.
The Red river packet Telegram, Capt. A. D. Dens-
Nv. ''A ~ '"1s' o''''A ""~ 'e'es ass'n y" AnaiS
Gay.
Inc NASHVILLE packet y. v. IWltcneil, Capt d. G'
hcComas, with good trip.
Inc Cincinnan commercial OF the Sd inst. says:
Inc Meatner was eiear ana warm yesterday. The
month He-e 4 hss saIsm sns 70 ne
twenty.fours ending last night The packet Courier
reports three feet on the shoaest bars between Park
and ~ nete ate Only nye iees On
With fair offerings. freehts are taken A a. oIIov;nr
rates:
Ne'c Orfeans-Whisky and Oh, Flour 75c. !;
oa s SoI I'm. D M anu o.ner ro9nd rIe,gnt
Dry Goods. zoe. per hundred. ->ss .1e.u' 1''.
The St. Louis Democrat Of the I'd inst. renort.
On Tuesday evening the river commenced = ian
and declined very rapidly until last evening, when il
appeared to De still going down.
m etans ohot 4. sIg sTSy a. me rowe. enc, and
is on stand with plenty Of water on the hsrs and
rocks and the Illinois, Also with an abundance 81
water is falling slowly
,ve ana favorable ZOE
| rha Ior;sr;,,a Ion-n., :, ~. o,.
.,,.;n. - '-' ~ A'''' nss WIG lol-
Ths ,;v.- ,,os s.r,, Ia.
feet inches water in 6e cana nv IL NAV M hsta
| can now go through drawing nearly feet On Port.
and par mere is NOT much more than feet water.
ar ne ns G .aIasu AZ view Aloany the South.
evening and tie Bracelet Was living heio, i ~e;t
for the former to get over.
All the upper and lower tributaries are still reported
| falling, while the Mississippi is falling from the Ba
lie to st. Louis and above
Duncan F. Kenner for Bayou Sara-This regular
very elegant, and feet passenger and u, 8. Mail
packet, Capt Joseph Vincent, commander, and M.
E. B. Mumford clerk leaves at o'clock this morn.
ing for Bayou Sara and all coast landings
Ceres for AHakapas.-The regular yery superior
and favorite packet Ceres Capt J. J. Labarthe conn
mander, leaves at o'clock this evening for Attaka
pas via Plaquemne. TIE Ceres is staunch. relia-
Bile and popular packet and one Of the best boats in
the trade The Ceres will leave this port for Attaka
pas every Wednesday hereafter at O'Clock. pm.
Il. ". Baker for Attakapas,-The verv regular
and staunch passenger packet A. W. Baker Cant. A.
Smith, commander, leaves at - NJ TODAY for Attaka.
pas and intermediate landings, Mr.. Titns Garderual
| is the clerk
| JVm Burton for Opelousus-The excelvent raon.
lar Wednesday packet VIM Burton leaves Mt O'clock
this evening for Opelousas and Intermediates landnca
| Can't G. E. Louaillier commands
| Rock Cify for Camden,-The regular Inv water
and very staunch passenger packet Rock Citv. Cant
]. W. Moore commander, and Mr.. Frank Moore.
clerk, leaves at s o'clock this evening for Camden
and all intermediate landings.
Quapa,p for arkansas R;per-Tbis yerv ,oht
draupht and ponular passenper nacket Cant + M
Danley. commander leaves at o'clock this evening
for Fort Smith and intermediate landings on the Ar
kansas
John Simonds for 1Iemphis-The large fast and
elegant passenger packet John Simonds, Can't. J. F.
Smith, commander, leaves at o'clock this evening
for Memphis and the Bends, carrying the o. s. mails
and connecting at Memphis with the Memphis and
Charleston Railroad for all Northern and Eastern
cities. The simonds is one of the most popular
packets on the river with equally popular and eff
Gent officers. Her accommodations are frstclass.
having an elegant cabin large stater rooms and an
eAceHeh. taoie. Passengers ior tLe Nortn To-Day
should remember the Simouds, Mr., D. c.. CbampIin
-,
IS the courteous cerk ana Will De found Qt the office
d,r;nr fba dow
uuiihS 1ne u"J' -.=s. s
HIM, N. Morrison.-The great Railroad lime
i, =. =,
Packet Ior 81. Louis tomorrow-The elegant Nor
r;son Ia,yas pppct,aIl,, ~ ,,,Ioob =, x,o..,,.
ison ieoseS Puustu'iy Az oS'oSh eoiiioEloW even
ipUf crH atr md