New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-10
DrItaus 1aiIu Grssttnt,
SIsSIn1y HoRNISSts NovEMBER lo, 1859.

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- $50 =. : -, .,r.ts.,
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sesywsmy q NJ. :. - GHss - sssW,d River
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~ 1rs1.I - lxensnees rravs.s ~
Hts4ae1 ~ = X. 80
The weather NoneiHsed wstm yesseiass -. -,
aIrely 10 iusA = m the season. BUSINESS
s II utxa6e " Ne ~ ~ aesse yesseroay. soou
ruSz,v 1p tlvtf hSsts are receiving frelgn'.
~ river bsfore he city has iaiien 1nfes inoncs
u - "a report and = now tn'r'een iee' pe
III "A Water mark
4 Dubois clerk o. me s.ean,er !, \ sot'ne'n
y - s'rs. .'"s : - -
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- lynoh saa's s.s 49, ~. h.s;ness
= se 3 $ ssonsa : y. nata;s ana
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nsee1 ase seselal Aes.s1s !. Anu
p n, mst .Anu a,lu os'as. Z.
essssmen e sne nishop ana siasos =. H.
hs steamer same WV .eays y. y g 2as Mapsa y ~ H.
"a & s. =. NO q d., rver
vl n future run between tle NOUN q hsa ,ssl h
esaS q heh e she cal sss ", IT. - ,
ne Mckae ~ ne mousn. lhs = III. N - ~.
- ready 70 leave On saturday' W is'n .ss ero,
Ateamers andy Fulson ana AlAAi.ss s.. 81
{ Hed River, report 50 inches at ne Mou'A aau ~
,sl.ss n Shaggy Point and that the steamer Far
4 - s.. ~ - .,,rcee3ed in getting over the
- ~ - ~ - Z 7 Il
psr iall1s i, RI. Il, ! i ,r,,,,
Ne learn rom our lriehu n0n,y y, ,esss So,
4 Mlso affzvea yesseroay q NJ - s.aa,,,o,
\ Louisville that the new and spiena'u s'es'n.ei
FVy&0 : = nov al ready to leave on inc HIST rise
:sS .;, :. ,, th;.r w very GOOD idea
q - e ~ ss'Hss .s11 !" = = sA'- 7 a. !;
e1(hou4h novel one. EVERY room ol ''ie ooa. M =
Il nexfed ritb the Office by D wire, and by the
s,,,s- & II, ,;,s notice ia piyen to the
NJ Ka1Aa..4 = = - y 80, - 4ha
e1reh a. - once, VINO - Soiloe as''nos " Wy
+ - w ~ occupant of the state-ro0m.
4 a Nnrthern light. having been de-
q ont If tbo
eeeasa noM .esssns = !.
q iabofers, VIII posiuveiy ieaVe tllls ever
Il ~ u s O'Clock s
SzS a !, =. i, fybo ,rlers and Crescent viii
An9 ~ u
positively leave tnis morning ~ y 9 c,ocA.
laS Ne learn from Capt. W. J. Kountz who arrived
s,,sv - raiIroad from yicksburg that his
=, M, y Memrb;s vii he II mort this
aseames' me sasy ol N II - r., ''''
= eyenlnH .s.s ~, !. "A. ..........,. 4. ~,
i.e sseaMef sstana puAs ~ .as' = s Grana
asaal hour ssl wish splenuu ~ ~ ~
A1uke Mhi ~ l1t1te nsvs ~ - - 80
exely $3.50 y ~ ~, -.
a - - ,.,,.
g t 90 ant With more than half
A; a sTo.iny viii no doubt be big day on the
levee, SO far IS business is concerned There is a
iHAzge smount y ile'gh. aWa,.ai's .,,e -
lne SinclnlaI' An oaAcsse y u,e T - so
he vss nsse l Iest and was iii
esi;nr All fonisyille there are three feet water in
II Ne canal -
he e o. ~ ts ~ snals sI Rns
n Il ssss confinues rather duli among the boatmen as
u there ~ Just now but few passengers, and the
stage q ne river urges M necessity ol carfs
Ess XIX ~ rremont arrived from below, with
+ III Ill. The departures include the Lehgh for
6<ts Louis, and the Parkershurgh for New Orleans
spes.ai aspaacn tIo all aerst nIa;no % e
fveen 'Parkersburg and Wheeling, sunk yesterday
morning opposite McClure's Landing. The water
n apoSe VI inan aeca. ~ ~. rron u sceetoxn
41ssss 81 X Bell Al Caseyyie: and Fred Iron at
y Three Nile.
rooi q tne laloaa Mari ~ NJ w a
~ ~ NJ hetre {. mnc5 Jamage was done
M su,s 1,,lIcyv;no heats a,riyed Yesterday:
40 q \ a,,;s " cl,et Cora Anderson. Cant. j. N.
@ ,.;th n excaent trim and leaves again
| q ss.s rnr tlanLs ~. dne Mr. n p. Whitman.
II s s.s I.s:...as,,ss s.1arl, ~ fa,vyors
ssls 1q,s a.; y;clshpru and Rend packet Grand Duke.
& -. Annlaoate with 94ea bales cotton.
% ~ r;ye, y,aclet Fearless Cant John
~ --;s,, le,s 1al.s cot,on
Cas-, .,.o,a+ ror;to, ran+
IN, hhs,s
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- sHtss s''u = !, ,A,. pD's 'noia.sTs'
9s Eng steainer oale' Oap. h.,iei' run
X er'a WIN ~ paes coI'oh 70 mus. sugar anu iSo
" bbls. molasses-
The Louisville packet Northern Light, Capt. P.
2 l0dwick, with good trip. She leaves again to-
\ Day We thank Mr.. J. p Dubois, her gentlemanly
md obliging clerk, for late favors.
The Louisville packet Woodford, Capt. M. En-
vim, with 1925 bales cotton, and leaves tomorrow.
Ne are indebted to her clerk, Mr.. Joseph Benedict,
y SoF favors. She leaves again on Friday.
Ihe Red river packet Arkansaw, Capt J. NJ.
Dennett, with 527 bales cotton, and leaves again
ao-m0rrow,
The Red river packet Andy Fulton, Capt. John
y. D0wty, With 45b bales cotton, Is hhds. sugar
and l2S bbls molasses. She departs again to-day
The Lafourche packet Lafourche, Capt. A. Du-
md 1,,ntn