New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-18
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General Remarks BusInese The Rtv.,
ss.II Rislng-Numi,er Of Arrivals for In,
Ger R ..'.s OF Freducs-The Fasse -
Near the CIsv-Fn,1 .pa 1n,-r..s,..~ : g
commits from Above-Immense Amount o
msge Already Observation-Disclosures Il
Riyer mr. sSUt.A new H"at for Red
i Storm - Arrivals ne"sr.,,-.. Mnnn1
etc., etc.
The weather on Saturday was ch;lJv ov,,, N N.
prevalence of a stiff " Northern Yesterdav v..
bright and sunny, but the influence NJ tha No,+t
wind was still experienced Business on s.turd..
was active for the season. and l,,0. -. :.
boats departed with fair trina E,.;,sh.. -. :.
are growing small by degrees and beantifnIv ,a.s
and will soon cease to offer in comuorc;.I
The arrivals for the week ENDING s.,,.aa.
amounted to only dtyseven. Tbs rsos;,.. 80. ~
leading staples OF produce per these ~
decrease az comparea Nth ~. raoas.s e1 :,
same week last season. and ar. a. to,ir-. ~
cotton, 1892 bales faeainst AZ ssa .orn. -
1858 y Of tobacco, 34ss boobe.d. - ZOO
hogheads and barrels Of molaase. Isoe $50, :,
-four, 81 25e of corn. 10 m, sol. :, A.. =,
pork. ss ono nonnds In .,,,., ~. -
last veek excaed tboa. ~ ths Pc .ol sue
| 1875 bopheads and barrels - ''es ''a'''A
The nma, ve,,,, r,;o,.,;o, - ...;.
era from III. south ~ ~. NJ .-1 ....us
berun and tho ma seenoo- r.oL.,, 49,. =. '.1.-
its benefits The orest RaiIro.d Iin. .ska. 49,
rial left for 81. Ion;s On satnrda, -.
and fifty passenpers The lana;n,r -.
was crowded with carr.o.. hi. ~. vs. ~
packet presented the ennea..n,. - - ~.
leyee. Each nasaenger anraaras ~ - ',uen'
dozen of friends vho hod ea,,,a = iea's
ofn and tho ,eavatoL;nr ;..s.sHs... sc 'nem
hands plantations t;sa;n, ,,aar;,. .'a-'e =,
bobbing around Of tho thronc mt ,s :. :.
Babel. The James Montoomerv f. ,.i'1 -
sented nrettv mnch the ssn,. .na..s.,. .',s' pre-
narted with large load NJ na.s.u,... AN "''o ae-
The river was stiIl rising here vss,s,a.u
80 "la A'u 'A''.s mere yesterday, and at
uafh last evening was within about an inch and
lnfee quarters OF tne highest mark reached by the
nooo ol iast year. Inc levees Immediately above
ana Deiow the city continue sound, and are well
"aosneu auu euafueo. Inc iorce sent by the Mayor
:" oause 10 vigorously az WORK, and will doubtless
prevent q cfeVasse mere. Accounts from above are
w neas VI favorable as we could wish to report
Luz uln'efs y. 'ne steamer u. h. Carroll, from
uauu s'oie' iA.n ins1 report tnat on the night Of
sue i4'n ns''' Tug evee AZ tne mouth q Red River
Cow ""y, soo.s us.anee below the wharf boat
. anu ~ ~ a. M wnen the Carroll passed
.n"' po'ns, ''0 preaA eA'enoed some fifty feet !;
.1'o.su "nieh sne wafer was surglng with force,
~. eoon oheeAeo, oaoe iair 70 enlarge the Gre
vase ui' IL SHOULD equal any that has heretofore
'e'. nno"u on VIC river Negroes were rapidly as
nun '.e ne,enDor1ne plantations, but little
"ee oone mhen sne Doat passed TO stay the food
=. " pe,eu. 'ue oesastatlon Wnich It threatened.
Dass n,eu WIN earta were hastily thrown into the
W. 'uey pfooaceo no sensible check on the
The yozoo ~, po,u
tho yozoo r;ve- ~ .h.t 81. .e.u .n'.' reports
h;oaer ,ba,, ~ a,,,, o J'A' 'onue 'ncne'
,an;d,, ''''' '''s''' a"o SUI '7s'"s
The Mamnb;s Enor;re. ~. ~.
The river onnoste ,h;s mr.. ,,as ..; nss.
ana had risap IN ia W, Using yesser
on the levee rather dul -.
M. ns:,S.. -.
Lie haiHoau pacAe. AieeA ocott atIiVeu mere irom
st. Louis on Saturday having broken her shaft on the
trip She will consequently have to lay over one trip
for renairs.
Cant John O.. Dovtv was a nassenoer m tho I'm.
,er;ol No ooas Il, Ton;sv,e 10, tho nnrross If con.
ct;no for a nov boat for the Red river trade We
Ia i'm that the nav hoat ia tn he IN the crack,, ar
der. both AZ regards speed and elegance. ~.
The Ruff Ctv has laid nm for the season.
Tho oAcara If the staamar E,eanor renort thot tho
steamer .Tosenh Holden hence for Jefferson With
fnll cargo SINK in Twelvemile Bavou in twelve feet
of water She will be total loss. The Rescue bouna
up was alongside taking out all the freight that could
he saved.
We learn from passenger on the Cstahoula that
Camden and vicinity was visited on the 10th inst.
with ono of the most violent storms. accomnanied
with rain and hail with which that region was ever
,;a.oa us;I-s,onas e.,, rh;oh wo;rh.a .o,,o,.,
VISITED naits.ones ieli WHICH "egheu several
pounds each. NO serious damage was done.
Az Helena the river uas at stand m the 9th inst
The Arkansas was also at stand same date Several
plantations were under water opposite Helena.
The yicksburg Wing of the 10th inst. Saturday
renorts as follows:
M - -, chow. ,.,e 49,. ,.;..s.
Ihe river aao risen aocu. nait al iacn uurng sne
~ nours ennng las. eVening.t5e progao,ty II tnae
Tue river VIII come 70 s!ahd toaay Inc iahdng 10
lron' Oh Tue wharf noat IL ainost easIe,y covered
ana nearly an tne stoles is1nMng ING lanune nave
wafer On 'neir oois. D[ch nouse oeiow .1e wIar,
6oas was run in'o ny steauier ano parity knocked
down.
The rains on the Ohio have been very heavy of late
and will doubtless maintain the swell in that river.
The Wabash and White rivers are OVERLOOKING their