New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-07
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faURsDXY noRNINo, July !, 1859.

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QsSE j1em 1xashsG ~ taken charge OF the J. c.
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J! WINE inc clerk Wns ansent,
~ NJ ~ freight book, purloined several
G3Hk til1n They Afterwards made out bills arainst
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1919 "a. Sefs 49, :. =. Del ~. y ~
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Louisville.
- 81 Losis Denocsax, Of the I'd, says:
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w SSSs6asSe & eesd ~. sosas. Iors etc. The
1ul2ee Ss!es nalpg according % the report Of
~ H8m 0iYShQV given
s.ss 49, Il tne toW.poaN EXCELSIOR ana Dena
nese 49, sCWs g canai9eass were aground
~ Psseoss ~ $500 % 81 ou, an0 ake
E eaA4 VA, VI. ~ snPs g Us season dneLe
ss 49, 49,. Z q ~. .ss was9I " SpIug
Es s@e n aSe cor1espondlngy ioW rom zoe
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S9 e Qeec.lo 4. me neas yesteteay. !.
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"a Sna doopsleM mere we're several cases o. coup
Fdshts Az scarce 10 New Orleans, and 1t is diff.
Gsm g ooes!n late rates, which, however, are an
casnSed e PC per Dbl for Flour, 2oc per sack for
49, ~: ne5 Ivy poonds iof Ne'sns tre'ens q
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y .ceo Va; e sos,!. .Mo ,ees yes
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- M -, % far = the river Is concerned We
- xd to leasi that no material damage was done
0o0Sh q - over the banks in many places.
H arrivals yesterday were not so numerous as the
I4s
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tn Touisvi,le Jonrnal! If the al sava
ml. - :. - 80
~ ~ ~a.sl .n me cana, ~
VsaSSrr continues cpnressiyeiv hot y ~
y. !hs Cumoetland river vas falling yesterday with
y lnenes watex on me shoals Capt Bu1ce received
asps,Sn 8 =, = s ,ss :,
49, No. No. 1pol oor eve vas somewhat active yes
dS,s fieiaht Is I'D a hoard Tbs wasfhsr il
easi sim, without tbe srhtest Indications Of rain.
IN river stl recedes the ail for the al hours end
m e dusk last EVENING having heen three inches
The INTER- below indcste seht rise which il con.
seuues,t mon ia recent svance II th;s nn;nt The
odysnce wiii be ateriay lessened however ali along
Is lower river, % account of he ow stage Of The
uafef ia IL various tributaries from White River
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1ne xlckepufg wing, o. the 9th, says:
The river hes again ceased to rise and last eve-
ming II had again resumed its downward tendency.
The Alexandfi, ,fI,a, American ~ The ID aav.
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Tho Cincinnati Gazette, Of the I'd, says:
m river Il slowlv declining vith II faet u,atar e.
Lonlsyile hye leet large IN the canal and six feet
n. ~ w nass &c sns oweI ONO Above this port
steamers are again encounferina he nsnsl disnlt;es
~ go % 10 A.
Nee 0Tfear &. and Oh, 81 Flour, 70c.;
Pound ~ !, IA. 'De nacon, JOG. otner
head KcQ Lard. 35c, Dry Goods, va. per cwt.
The ST. Iouis Democrat. Of The 1st. savs.
sr,,,s ~. -, 1880. +. s,
nw II ia nm ~ ast euenns a' INV M;as ue
= falling steadily, and low water & anticipated in
snas stream ae en- early day. The Illinois is still de-
Csn.ng, ana = lowef snan y mas been Tor many
m. h..rt,,,, -. ........ U.s.,
another short trim on Wednesdav even;r "a aue
formed splendidly fora new boat She Is, tbey saw.
z sn'sseen mlle 9oat: she came near being burned
Ii,c't 5000 1''er is s at lhe wharf.
lsrre ame IL fhs ansc.. ", .s opseasea
boiers and the cabin floor, and gave the alarm, The
IaMe. Nnch was probably caused BY the ignition Of
H. X Sard az ~ Was quichiy snoquea Dy par
were on both sides Of her and an
ton might have ensued.
y ~ gnoefstana ne Ewiehei, which landed here
q nss4i:S NJ IN III" owea some q wy
beag forthcoming whe desired ~ av ~as c nv.
slted. and che u nov In the hands Of an Official.
wno 10y ,eil ger. would be pity to sacrifice her
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ne toslowing were the arrivals yesterday The
nayoa Macon packet Kate Dale, Capt. Jno. F. Nor
ton. Masn 1899 sacks cotton seed; the vicksburg
pec3es Nicksonrg, Capt. j. NJ White, with LAO bales
cotsoa, and ieaves again to-day the great Railroad
I've paeket y ~ Lacey, Capt. Geo. Taylor, with
Sfap, arg leaves again On Saturday we thank
Sap. - Y. cunningham, her clerk, for fayors