New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-29
It DTIsaus lailu Crescent,
{ MORNING, OCTOBER ~, 1869.

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\ SxTURDAY MORNING, OCTOBER y, 1853.
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Nh TISI9 6SueAer,, Chartsrsaz- ned River FaiI- -
n - Fangs fksna ssr Excns = - -
sss sssssls Fssss1slAy ~ = 60
e. weather Yesterday rs very chilly, owing
- - nsevaIence of ! stif 6 ncrther. = CON
s. s j, n vsry dssg fceablc on the landing, on
IA ~ VIM which blows the dust ~ every
4 Z. sffnr unpleasant for those that have
4 ~ " ~ ~ levee.
w ssutiuaes 10 be very dull on the land
I y M 4. IL regard to up freights. All the
s5fSf. SSSugIv down bring good trips, both OF pas
;sSlSs a,ti freight but have nothing to SO back
sssst 6lcsde yesterday chartered the steamer
i III. Is take the place Of the Comet during
q H wster IL Red river.
q q ~ authorized by Capt. J. W. Tobin to say
y ltlse steamer Col. T. H. Jndson will receive
i9t tiis morning at the foot Of Canal street, for
n Jsndings Oh the Ouachita river, and il she does
4 arfive ii time he will have q boat to leave in
III plscc.
NJ officers Of the Era No. 3, from Red river, re-
pSrt they left Alexandra Tuesday 25th in port
sfpr New Orleans steamers Arkansaw and Andy
Futon passed Minnesota aground at Shaggy
Point; met Robert Watson at foot Of Shaggy
Point Era No and Indianola below Black river !;
pssaca Col e. II. Judson at Old river, with faii
load III cotton; thirty inches on Shaggy Point ana
n W. feet and half at mouth Red river; river on
stand II Shreveport and falling all the way down;
Era No left for Shreveport on Tuesday Era NO.
Il. Fleta and Rescue were loading OF Alexandria for
i shreveport.
sThe following were the arrivals yesterday
Ths 81. Lous packet New Uncle Sam, Capt.
O.. VI. Stewart. with q large trip Of freight and
- senxrers We thank Mr.. S. H. McMahon, her
com teons clerk, for favors
HE vicksburg packet R. Z. Hodge, Capt. chas.
u Nsrstsll, with 2l52 bales cotton and leaves
~ ~ Irjclxburx b. s. mail packet Natchez, Capt
4. lsssthsrs, with 1856 bales cotton and leaves
sagsln n day.
131Is bayou sara packet D. F. Kenner Capt. "
49, With ~ bales cotton and left again
4 M
She Atsakapss packet Gossamer. Capt. ]. p.
FogrcY, with sundries.
m Grand Gulf packet D. R. Carroll, Captain R.
! Moody; with $50 bales cotton.
3Yie steamer Meteor, Capt. 7. G. Draffn, with
Saod load. NE thank Mr.. Walter Dill, her atten-
IssS.,e )rlerk lar fayors.
nc ST. Louis packet Minnehaha, Captain r. f.
6o6iioIk, With large trip. We thank Mr. D. N.
{5feenIeaf, her clerk, for favors
i N NJ Memphis packet H. r. W. Hill, Captain y
n Navel. . Nifla s,S76 bales cotton, and leaves
1Ynin tO-da5 We thank Mr.. J. " Hayme, her
sssylR III sfsvors.
,,aciet I. D. Jr Can't. Jos.
,I : ~ish hhds sugar and a. bbls molasses,
~ III WI Again to-day.
Sgs Ss Etsiver packet Era No. 9, Captain John
i. = a baIes cotton and leaves again to-
L 80 81 ss.Hs u,..a.a 10.
ssekSy thank Messrs. Compere anu ho"aro' ner
4 1 ielefI !. IA lnsors.
saf ~ 3 NJ Ssburu y1,ios Of the 2Sth saws:
- z IN. IA atereotvned nbrase
nsss Y as ssl' M slowly. The weather yes
e 1he rIsei-, 1919, a ;+aroms III tI,e knnwing
~ prsdlctsa ram soon, sonls. Ns "'i'sA-
1A neeaea, oc.,.-a...
sSS 4b& Memphis Appear OF the Notn say
7ke yysr ii this point fell two inches during the
xsfour hours ending at o'clock last evening
u sfs = at]Her was clear and delightful yesterday
~ SSsFe Va considerable activity ct the landing
as5ssssss sas In,;a Republican Of the oath SAYS:
= -. +.to,,.rv Saturday
s,ss's tell tribe but very little. The last
feet n me channel on. 70 Ga si
vnsas s s;thant al detentinn' fhe iii
ssy Il afout stationary, with two feet in the
s03annsl shove Peoria and 80 inches between
40 tne NOUN. an dad Ts Nth nrodnae Thee
I;ss;,sinpi d falling from ST. Paul down.
Mn 81 feet Oh the upper and 30 inches on the
kAiaas; Ahere Y 80 ssa1' N -
4 3s4M Il ne and warm and could not be
Fs 10 the liking ii the majority Of the people.
t1slness Dull on the lanalng OWING !" sne
y Y " be river has fallen one
Fl sssS Xii during the past "a hours. The
n II clsaf md pleasant; there y ~ ~ cnange
ln lne m.ss.ss n faat came aver Sheen
71is. Il a Hsnburg bars without difficulty. The
Fstui a reports the Ohio falling rapidly, with 4
feet ncllss out rom Loolssin s,,, ane
2sns ~ t, XIII yesterday and promises
" sne NJ fcf time, as the rivers are all get
4 NJ lsGsf. M
& arrived W .. h hoJ fair all. trim nm
< IA "a n 90 Wsv business. She reports feet
4. kSloWS IL is aud u feet from Memphis to
e WI Ra Gaca FIN fine hit re-
III ~ X. contrary and went to St.
fSnss The Illinois put of $50 sacks of salt at
leEphis, end had $500 here.
fd.,ni,,e Y.s,sh IN. Hae L01per COQSt.-The reg