New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-07

The Odachits river, st lsst accounts, had faJJen
twelve feet since previous reports. We learn from
the officers Of the saIIie Robinson thas Red river i
as stand. The lower river 10 in hne navgabe con.
dtion, but several (eyen eighty boats are laid up
above the raft, and unable 70 get down.
The Ohio WAS falling rapidly at New Albany % !,
the 30th u having receded about three fest fos ts
previous twentyfour hours. sss esas
We copy the following from the Cincinnati Com
mercial Of the lst inst:
The weather wss cool aud clear yesterday. The
month, with only six feet over the falls sst night,
and recedmg rapidly. Freghts remain as preyiO0sIv
quoted, with light offerings Tor an points.
The Louisville Courier Of the s1st ult. rays that
rumor WIS current In that city that large boat had
sunk in the Ohio above Cairo.
ARRIvALa--The St Louis railroad pscket Gladiator
Capt John Kinefelter, with large tin. sud leaves
again on Sunday, a. 10 In. We thank NJ. q. A.
Dhorman, her polite clerk, for fsyoe,L "
The Lafourche packet d.. Bassy, Cspt. a. Dugas,
with 119 hhds sugar, 413 bbls. and 100 half bbls mo-
lssses II
The Opelousas packet Aline, Capt. N. C. Neal.
with Is bales cotton and 81 bids. sugar.
The Red river packet Sallie Robinson, Capt Dyss
Power with 1876 bales cotton, and leaves again on Sat-
urday. tsssssGs
The Louisville packet woodford, Capt Moses Er.
win, with large trip, and leaves again on Friday
We thank Mr. 81. b Mclaughlin, her clerk, for favos
The Cincinnati packet Ohio Belle, Capt John s.
bastian, with good trip. We thank Mr.. Frank
Stein, her clerk, for favors.
The Pittaburg packet J. c. Fremont, Capt J. r.
stockdale, with good TIP. We thank her clerk fos
Myors.
The Red river packet Rapldes. Capt John G. Dow.
~ with 554 bales cotton, $50 hhda sugar, and 202
bbls. molasses, and leaves again ON Friday.
The Red river packet Milton RelK Capt Chas. Hall,
with 262 bales cotton.
The Ouachita packet Moro, Capt y. j. Woodland,
with 274 bales cotton, and leaves again On Friday.
The Attakapas packet Gov. Powell, Capt. Costello,
with 90 bales cotton, lis hhdA sugar, 184 bbs. and
IA half bbls molaases
The Balize packet Belle Gates, Capt Il. y. Rodo.
vich, with 2lS hhds sugar and 249 bbls. molsases,
and leaves again on Saturday.
Rock City for Camden-Ths fine passenger packet
Rock City, Capt B. B. Dickinson, commander. leaves
at O'Clock this evening for Bayou Macon and inter.
mediate landings.
Dick Nash for 1snsas-The fine passenger packet
Dick Nash, Capt Ed. Jones, commander, and Mr. J.
W. Moore, clerk, leaves ct O'Clock this evening.
The Dick Nash is a. punctual - she b nest and pop
ular, and will leave positively at Der advertised hour.
Ae<uo sV"sss JW CPFe' AtstA AssUe1 - u0ys--4n 10
staunch, lightdraught and very excellent passenger
packet Heub White, Capt W =. Suris, commander,
and Mr.. --, clerk, leaves "a above at o'clock
this evening, Recoilect the Reub White for upper
Red river this evening.
Lucy Hoeombe for Red Rirer-fhis new and
magnificent passenger packet. Capt. W. D. Bateman,
commander, leaves at O'Clock this evening for
Shreveport and intermediate landings. The Lucy
Holcombe is one OF the most unique and elegant Of
the Red river packets, and is under the charge Of
the very best OF Officers Her passenger acccmraoda-
tons are excellent, and her reputation for speed,
comfort and safety, ia second to no boat on our rivers
Mr.. A. Mason is the efficient and popular clerk, IN
charge of the odice Of the b.
Paul Jones for the Ouachita.-Thef fast running and
splendid passenger packet Paul Jones, Capt Frank
Keeling, commander, leaves for Camden and inter-
mediate landings on the Ouachita ct O'Clock this
evening. The Paul Jones is regular Ouachits
packet, and enjoys the confidence OF the travelling
public all along her line Of travel. We commend her
today with the full conycson ia. ~ Vim rive g
shs always has given, the fullest satisfaction.
Leona for Red Rirer.--This superior and fast run.
ming messenger paeket. Cant r. r. Rober4s com.
nonaar 80. - 49,. :. $500. ~
uanue'' raves ~ apose ~ . ciocA 'nls evening"
running up as high as Lake Bistereau. The LeonA
has hosts Of friends, of all Of whom she is deserving.
Sne sauueh, HEEL, anu ~ sAie ~ we moss exper'
enced and most trustworthy OcerH s8fetV.