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The weather yesterday was clear and pleasant,
with the exception Of little dust. BusineA on the
landing was quite brisk.
The steamer Era No. 2. Capt W. T. scovaIl, viii
be in port to-dsy, from upper Red river, with $50
bales cotton.
We extract the following paragraphs from our ex-
changes:
ST. LOUIS, Feb 3.-The river here was stationary
all day yesterday. Il had not ct dark last evening,
varied half an inch since Tuesday night. There d
depth Of nine feet in the channel out 70 Cairo There
were no arrivals from the Upper Mississippi or Mis-
souri rivers yesterday.
CINCINNATI, Feb. 3-The weather was mild, pleas
ant, and spring.like, during the day, with light
rain ct night The river IL rising slowly say ct The
rae Of 81 i1she. during The past twentyfoor hou
half feet. Business is quite lively, and the levee
thronged with steamers loading for eli points
NASHVILLE, Feb. 3.-The river 10 falling slowly,
with five feet water ON the shoals.
LouIsvILLE, Feb. 1.-The river vas at stand yes
terday with seven feet five inches water IN the canal
by the mark. The weather 10 warm and cloudy, and
about O'Clock last evening, rain fell for short
time.
MoNRoE, La, Feb. 3-The Ouachita, at this point,
Is beginning to recede slowly.
ARRIyALs-The Ouachita packet r. W. McRae,
Capt Jno. ". Tobu aarived with 2,l47 bales Of cot
ton and leaves again on Thursday. We thank Nj. g.
p. Work, her clerk, for favors.
The Laiourche packet Vixen. Capt. N. T. Ebert,
arrived with bales cotton, 1917 hhds. sugar, 1893
bbls. and 1872 half bbs. molasses.
The Bayou Sara packet Laurel Hill, Capt. Jas. b.
Ure, arrived with bales cotton, 32l bids sugar,
s2l bbls. and-i30 half bbls. molasses.
The Louisville Lightning Line packet Empress,
Capt John F. Leyden, arrived with 2l0 bales cotton,
IS hhds. tobacco, besides large amount Of other
produce and large number Of passengers. We thank
Mr.. Henry G. Landrum her attentive clerk for ayofs
The Empress leaves again to-day at Pm.
The vicksburg o. 8. Nail packet Princess, Capt.
W. G. Wilson, arrived with 1901 bales cotton, and
leaves again to-day at Pm.
The Red River packet Piota, Capt. E. Parker, ar.
rived with s54 bales cotton 10 hhds. sugar and lis
bbls. molasses
The Fort Adams packet Kate Howard, Capt. E. F.
Gross, arrived with $40 bales cotton 728 hhds sugar
574 bills and 80 half barrels molasss and leaves again
on Wednesday.
The Cincinnati packe P. 8. Pringle, Capt, W. r
Brickel, arrived with large trip.
| The Ouachita packet Paul Jones, Capt Frank
Keeling, arrived with 1863 bales cotton, and leaves
again on Wednesday
The coast packet G. D. Jr., Capt Jos. Vincent, az
rived with 500 hhds. sugar, 245 bbls. and 100 hall
bbls. molasses.
The Attakapas packet Belle Creole, Capt Richard.
son, arrived with 1863 bales cotton 229 hhds sugar,
2s4 bbls. molasses.
The Yazoo packet Lewis Whiteman, Capt. j. s.
Wallace, arrived with 2l2o bales cotton.
The Lafourche packet DR.. Batey, Capt. A. Dugas,
arrived with 434 hhds sugar, geo hhls. aud 81 half
bbls molasses.
The Cincinnati packet Fort Wayne, Capt. Sam
Barr, Jr, arrived with large trip.
The Cincinnati packet Ohio Belle, Capt. J. D. Sc
bastian, arrived with good trip. We thank Mr. F.
Stein for favors.
The Red river packet Rapides, Capt. G. J. Barstow
arrived with 144 bales cotton 6sl hhds sugar and 33l
bbls. molasses, and leaves again on Wednesday.
The Red river packet Telegram, Capt. A. D. Den.
slow, arrived with 1856 bales cotton, and leaves
again on Thursday.
The Red river packet National, Capt. P. G. Mont.
gomery arrived with 1879 bales cotton, and leaves
again on Thursday.
The Red river packet Era No 8, Capt. Jno. Kouns,
arrived with 1000 bales cotton and leaves again on
Wednesday for Jefferson.
Ceres for Attdkapas. This regular packet, in
charge Of Capt. j. J. Labarthe, will leave to-day at
IL NJ, taking freight and passengers for all way
landings
Saline for Iensas.-This light-draught packet, in
charge Of Capt G. Miller, with the attentive Mr.. Nil.
Ter in the Office, will leave to-day at Pm. for all
landings on upper and lower Tensas.
| Minnesota for Hermnion.-This fine lightdraught
packet will leave to-day at u NJ. for vermillion and
why landings Capt A. H. Hay in command, with
Mr.. SALES in the Office. a,.5
Lucy Hoico,n6e for ShreUeport-This unsurpassed
and splendid passenger packet, in charge of Capt W.
D. Bateman, with Messrs. Mason and Campere in the
Office leaves to-day at p NJ. positively for all land.
ings on Red river up to Shreveport. The Lucy Hol.
combe has first class accommodations for passengers
Saiiie Robinson for Jefsrson-This neat and fine
passenger packet will leave to-day at P. N. for oil
landings on Red river up to Jefferson. Passengers
bound up Red river could not select better boat to
travel on than the Sallie Robinson. Captain Dyas
Power is in command, with Nessrs. d. Davis and
F. Power in the office.
Morning Light for Jsfsrson.-This comfortable
pas 'enger packet, in charge of Capt. W. G. Dillon
with the obliging Mr.. A. G. .Dunlevy In the office
will leave to day at P. NJ. for all landings up to
Jefferson.
w. W. Farmer for Ouachita Riuer.-This fine
passenger packet, in charge of Capt W. W. Fisher,
with the correct Mr. G. F. Shields in the office leaves
to-day at P. NJ. for all landings Bayou Barthoo-
new up to Point Pleasant. Shippers will bear this
| in mind and send their freight down early.
| Robert IVatson for Camden.-T This new and fine
passenger packet, in charge Of Capt Mark Sterling
will leave today at P. NJ, for all landings on the
Ouachita river up to Camden.
Princess for Vicksburg.-This fast U. s. mail and
passenger packet, in command of Capt. W. G. Wilson
with Messrs Izod and Clarke in the Office, leaves to
day, at P. M.
Chattanooga for Arkansas RiUer.-This nea
packet, in charge Of Capt. J. W. Harmason, will eav
to-day, at P. M. for all landings on Arkansas river
Empress for Louisrile.-This splendid passenge
packet, in charge Of Capt Jno. F. Leyden, with MI
Henry G. Laudrum in the Office, assisted by Mr.. r.
Barclay will leave to-day positively at p NJ, for al
landings up to the Falls City.