New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-14

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stlesasa naz.ed Shields, residing ct Rodney
1lslyed u AlenlFhls On the steamer Fanny
Int, I'D ahnoance los Of 1880 il gold, which
busr river Aielesraphic dispatch was sent to Rod
49, NapOlecn. and the gratifying intelligence
m N llsnphis few hours later, stating
- ~ thief fasoa BY name, had been arrested at
1o8ney, and III, whole Of the money found In bis
l;fons MI b Knox. Of the lower wharf boat,
INN distely % The town where the guilty
~ 49, tAken. lnasrnctisg them % hold him in
10Y unktI ~ arrival a nj. Shields We nnder-
800 11st n ~ accomp panied upon BIZ return BY .
- Whp nd 10 HI te00 Is the same time,
- yAisa s,gIs rrdsstly taken BY the same
~ liz packet City Il Memphis,
u ri Ecuis, let last evening with q fair
SS ~ Memphis Enquirer, Of the 10th, i've ex-
~ tpilowins gs
~ mi * ar Ievee il but slightly improved,
- IL Il bat iltsle d0lng The present dullness in
9 Il a rvahle Il all points along the levee.
- river cnufinnee 10 all n the rate Of inches
~ hours The fall since last report,
= IL o'clock Int evening. has been to that ex-
- Nj deClino shave remains unchanged. Weather
SsSy l. lin. nth occa sionsI cooling hreexes.
11tSs adsice fspm the upper waters note con-
n ~ deciine recently announced.
49, He1issills Jotsrnal 4 N we stl inst. says
1yer hsd fallen tnlly two inches "a TIE twenty
sasng sas ~ ~ wv tnen
~ ~ sssin ysry waTm. Last nrht there was
nas eeze, and tho Ky had the appearance Of rain.
~ Cincinnati Commercial Of the 9Th says:
IN westher ~ warm and cloudy yesterday, with
Nysy inaication % RAIN The river continues g re-
e snu ~ y
Ssif m "a ths lover Ohio. Tiers was more actiy
q fieights siong the leyee, the following rates
Alseonsyo!ling zig: market i, \, 4, y, ~,
sIu E,n,ts IN u M. ~
n Ssses Siil, - head. Ker Lad 2Oc. Dry Goods
s. IA hundred.
~ following Mere the arrivals yesterday
~ vicksburg packet vicksburg, Capt. J. N.
Nkite. With IT'S bales cotton.
IN ma river packet Eleanor, Capt Willis Main,
uith ~ bales cotton.
The Cincinnati packet J. g, Fremont, Capt. saml.
1siekell, with = good trip. We thank her clerk, Mr.
y Role, for favoIs.
~ Red river packet D. R Carroll, Capt. VIM.
Kinbll. With aundries, and leaves again on Satur-
i ~. 5s58l Ss5l
~ ca ~ 0sarhifa River.--The extremely
I1At1nrght passenger packet Rock City, Capt j..
40oFe commander, leaves at o'clock this even
Akbr Alabama Landing and all intermediate points
= the 0uachita River. Shippers should bear this
ecei mind, and send their freight down early, as
- VII 30 through without the slightest detention,
Gapt Frank Moore y her attentive clerk.
Camel TOR 0aaehita River. The stauncb, feet
andextnmtly light dranght passenger packet Comet,
~ charge Of Capt Len Moore, leaves at o'clock this
Aflefh00n for 0nachita City, Monroe and all inter.
1ei3iAte landings On Red river. The passenger ac-
ssmmodstions of the Comet are complete in every
particular. and she enjoys an enviable notoriety and
Popularity among travellers We most cordially com.
xead ~ and her experienced and worthy officers to
aengets for the Onachita today. Capt. Rueben
Hleede = her attentive clerk.
y sbsyg Jor Hicksbusg. This magnificent 0. s.
- and passenger packet, J. NJ. White, commander,
AsvN TINS evening 81 o'clock, for Vicksburg and
hfermediate landings
JakH Raine tor Louisrille. The staunch and mag
= csnt Light draught passenger packet John Raine,
Capt VIM. Underwood, commander, leaves for Louis
vile M intermediate ports OF o'clock this evening.
xe Raine IA one Of the most elegant packets in the
louisville trade and is widely and popularly known.
Mef passenger accommodations are of a very super
~ order, her cabin being large and elegantly ap
pointed her table loaded with delicacies, and her
eed and safety beyond doubt. Her officers are pub
ID Avorites, and deserve the popularity they have
I'd for themselves, BY their watchful care over the
eonlorts and safety Of their guests. Messrs Paaco
md Wise are her clerks.
I'm, M. Morrison for 81 Louis Railroad Line I
Packet 40. lforroac. Passengers for the North are
called 70 remember that the great railroad passen-
ser packer VIM. Nj Morrison, Capt. John Bofinger, /
cQmmander, and Mr. =. y. Woods is now receiving I
1el8ns, ana Will leave tomorrow afternoon at /