New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-17

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IS is 81 ~ - - IL hef q boets sdvcftised
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r.; = o. sIss,lw IA No. ;, arrived yes
q ~ =. II ~ shas tbsy leit Alexan
sssi - ~ X ssptsnhsr. Steamer Rescue left
ID II &hssyepce4, taking oil the freight for
ii q II i I'M, Saowed 1t Alexandria found a
y q nssesy and Pium Points river falling all
Il 6i6 ~ tsNh Steamer Fleta Il foot Of the Falls,
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81 = Il 11i1k 4 ths B. w. Adams has been aban-
y " = 9zls employees finding it impossible to
St r. NHess too low 70 get State boats to the
- Mocse arrived yesterday from st. Louis,
5 ~ xlne health. He informs US that he has
! "a ~ fase packet Peerless for the Ouachita
q ~ m - hers IN : few days, and will COM
- snsniss. leayinE here every Wednesday.
n ~ ~ - - Capt Dix yesterday on the
Il ii ~ recovered from bis late sickness. His
4 stha, win " ready y leave hers on
4 - neext sssnlir
ss - IA Chisf tnrned Al freight over to
\ ~ AZ II - eerdsy. Capt Marshall concluded
Il y Nv rs ~ err III ~ season.
sss II II ~ Aysisnohs u the lssh nys:
IN iaSG v MI slowly u this point, and
extssas low water marx. The,
- =. s!sas g. e. S SIss psasan'
~ Garland - sold BY sheri !d g IS sale Ct
Il IT. ~ tesxA Ne MAINS q H. purchaser.
- - iaksa sssrse y she wheel Of the Alice
~ a. 1xcIs RspubIcan d tho 18th says:
- ~ kstS fsllhalf IN inch In the "a hours end
4 - r. k a f5stu1day. II \, therefore, very nearly
y ~ Y - = 81 feet scant in the channel out
Il a q NV i falling, with two feat 10 the
1T = GJoW peofia. The Upper Mississippi Is fall.
VI ~ "a inches on the Lower Rapids, and scant
NJ ~ = ~ bsrs below Keokuk. The Missouri il
10 saaher was ahowsry Saturday. The tempe
'!.e - vsry warm and sultry. Business on the
hadinG - doll.
~ Ciaeinnati Gssstts of the 18th ays:
Dsfing Is 80 Is bours The weather has been
VS5Y yarn H. river stilf fecedes sIowly. At Park
q, an1 ri fiver s falline Al Louisville the river
r iNr r. ~ rnte 0f one inch ID twenty four hours
y III vsfs ~ inches "a the canal BY the mark,
eAoMa Il least g inches less water
|S = y lntellige ncer ays
& y II ~ Federal Court. the Grand Jury
hlls X Indictment against Capt. Booth Of
Y ~ Ilhel4ys Capt Darlington Of the Muskingum
i S1JQ< 1Et John Duck, Capt. Brown OF the Lizzie
G1d several othez for carrying letters con-
~ ~ vt Il COngress. The Indictments were
4l up0n tho Information Of G. Etansbnry. If
AZ Gong1oss Is enforced, it will be found very
tn ~ or citizens, and 10 fact for the citi-
VI ~ she Ohio river towns. The letters carried
steamboat are principally orders for freight,
- n WiH ~ exceedingly inc0nvenient to comply
W1lh TIT ~, especially now that the custom, BY
~ 4xhtence, M come to be looked upon mat
Se ~ eoufH md n necessity. Letters sent by the
ea Ving Day, would not arrive at their des-
n Neek s'by due course Of mail" In con-
AZ ths Ect, seamboetmen are continually
t1Hed uith theae Ihvoss, and We believe they
toy6fs never have thought Of refusing.
Epoe Niitink the above We have learned that to
- y ~, provided tho letter. he deposited in
ofce Y no end Of their destination, where an
additional charge 0f one cent postage s made. The
lp1icfmeats allnded 70 above relate only to those
ykp havs carried letter. without stamps, or who |
kaye daveied no same TO the persons to whom they
MeEe dltscied before depositing them in the post
lcNilg were The arrivals yeste rday:
Il 1hs Steamer Choctaw, Capt. D. d. Silver, from
Nth 2349 balea cotton and 60 hhds. tobacco
~ leeya ssain today for Memphis. We thank Mr.. |
- Mcdowell Sr hyofs.
= Grand Gulf packet Comet, Capt. R. Sleade, |
g1l1 7<yg hales cotton and leaves again to-day.
s ~ nsd river racket John Ray Cant w W. /