New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-22

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BARTON Key u to commence on the 18th inst.
Gen. George r Norris senior editor and proprietor
~ the Home Journal, has been appointed Consul to
4 Havre.
No AAtra eeanon'
The President has decided not to call an extra seq
sion Of Congress unless some urgent contingency
besides that of the Postotice deficiency arises The
Cabinet fully concur In this decision.
Great Freshet IN the Connecticut River.
Hartford, CT, March 2I.-There is great freshet
y ne Connecticut river.
The water y now twentyfour rect above low water
mark and still rising
The lower part Of the city nearest the river, IS al
under water.
The lower foors Of the stores on Water and Bridge
streets, and above Bridge street. are under water,
md great dsmage has been done in that section OF
the city ~ also Ut Dutch Point 10 the Southern part
II the city.
The water ts abont ten feet above the ground floor
OF great pistol WORKS below little river but the
broad esee which these works. entirely pro-
tect them
AZ Springfield, Mass the river is twenty feet above
low water mark, and all the meadow lands between
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X snsnacted SLAYER Released.
NEw HAVEN. Cr., March 2l.-The bark Lawrence,
which was libelled and seized by the United States
Marshal some weeks since on suspicion of her being
engaged in the slave trade, has been released the
proof against her being insufficient to warrant her
being condemned.
Extensive Creyasees above Vicksburg
avfcKsBuR8, March 2l.-The steamer Vicksburg,
from Memphis, reports the water at stand at many
points above here.
The crevasses previously reported Of Comack's
Landing and at Brunswick, are very large, and the
water Is rushing through rapidly.
There are two small crevasses near Ashton and one
at Carolina Landing all on the left bank or Mssis
sippi side Of the river.
Passengers BY the Victoria report that the leyee is
broken at McNeel's place, at Cohoma, at Mrs. Cren-
shaws, 1t Bolivar, at Prentiss, and at place
Greenville.
The water has fallen eight inches at Providence.
The new levees at Point Lookout and at Haga-
man are pronounced to be perfectly secure.
No breaks are reported on the Louisiana side of the
Eiycr.
AT Tennessee Landing the river has fallen seven