New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-10
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Friday, June 10. issS
General Remar1<s-The Weatner-Buslness
River Still FalIlng-Arr1vAIs Yesterday
Clippings from our Excbanges-Depsrt.
ures To-day, etc., etc.
The weather yesterday was warm and sultry, the
thermometer standing at So in the shade. Business
was dull on the levee the departures and arrivals
being light
The river continues to fall, and 10 now one foot
eight and a-half inches below high water mark.
The st. Louis Railroad packet WIN. N. Morrison de-
parted with good trip Of freight and large num-
Der Of passengers, among whom we're Nr. Na1sh and
bis large family Of juvenile arties.
Louisville exchange Of the Sd inst ssys thst on
Thursday afternoon the 3lst nit, ths Nesn. Howard
very successfully and BEAUTIFULLY launched Captain
Hooper's new coast packet, the Laurel Hill. She n
- staunch as wood and iron can be combined. and.
in our opinion, will prove the best freight boat ever
built She has capacity for over 1000 TINS, with her
second or boiler deck very heavily constructed for the
stowage and receipt Of freight The bulk OF her
cargo, chiefly sugar, will be taken on the second deck
She went into the water in fne style, with over one
hundred persons aboard.
The Jesse K. Bell at Cincinnati, is about to load
n.n.sa .,.rs t 81 ,or nsh 80 ~ n.os sealn a.
lots.
Thu o,d steam., .,,n.,s 80. .o,a ...,u.,
cinnati for 81, 125.
The arrivals yesterday were as follows:
The Fort Adams packet Golden Age, Capt. Hepo.
with az bales cotton a65 bbls and i'm, haIfh,as -
lasses.
The st. Martinsville packet Minnesota, Capt. Cas-.
tlo, with 8 bales cotton 81 hhds sugar and 2 bbIs.
molasses
The st. Louis packet Ed. Walsh, Cant. Walsh.
with a poo1 trim. consisting in nart ~ oa1 hha =.
h.ooo "a ,aa, o.;,, ~ ~. nnss' "
Da.0o' anu raves ssa'l W SUNDAY. we tnank ner
oollging clerk ior iavors
The Attakapas packet T. D. Hine, Capt j. ]. At
kinson with bales cotton. 2oo bhds un..r .na 1rn
hills. molasses. and leaves again to.morrov =
The Bayou Sara packet Crosse Tete. Cant Mt
rhis.od lii leo hhd. - ss,s I.i" y.
SEES, and leaves again tomorrow.
The Vicksburg packet Lucy Holcomhe Cant n p
Lea theirs. and leaves again to.morrov -
MI. n,aoh;,a $500, NJ 49, -,
with Sc bales cotton, and leaves again tomorrow.
The steamer Robt. ]. Ward having laid nm far thu
nresent season. the fayorite LIGHT dranobt
pao,,a. Iohn p.;rs III, ,ss.a - 1881 p.ssenssr
paeAet 'onn NAME WI. iesse On nonoay' the 18th
lns' AZ E NJ posilise's' ior louisville carrying
W applying " VIC asen'' Anos heele, 20 Gravief
ss, ~
Ans NC" Aioany ne"sef has .ne IoiioWlnR:
X. o"o ~ nas nave neaia u m
ene to came over here for The nnvnoaa n cnts; ~.
the steamer Antelope, now lying at the rhaff IN
charge OF an ohcer and taking her to the Kentucky
sue II 4s y snnk ma. me gentlemen
easy time as the Bell kdnappers and We vopJ ~
to them "better let it be-"
The Louisville Courier, of the 4th inst says:
The river was about stationary last evening, and
nad receded an men at t1e head OF the falls during
sost nn e nG IA cans mere were lonr
The weather was clear and ouite pleasant v;th
good breeze stirring all day. and chilling cold last
night.
The cincinnati Gazette OF the 4th inst says:
me weather was decidedly pleasant yesterday,
r;var 10 fo,ling sinwin nnnoaita t us ane
burg last evening there was only 4 feet 4 ;nches
water, at Glass House 20 inches, Wheeling feet,
carpenter 81 incnes, Letart, blanny and Burlington
bnt ou snecoi ~ onr % .ns
with over S feet water in the channel FreioRfs ~
New Orleans: Whisky and Oil, 81 rs Flour, 75c. !;
pork, p; way ots, sue; Bacon and other Pound
Ksa ara Ioc nrpp Goods ca" es s pei neao
T.-oo p.u. for Ss..,..,,os, ~ rs.
dranrh. .n5 snu;s, r,,,,,;,a ~. , ,sn.5
DALI a.. ~ En;.s passsnse, p'oAss aAoo
pa.s 49, ar ronns .,o.,.. Te,, anu Messls.
avan;nor Nv shrsuo,ost .,s :. V s,.a ~.
who w;sb r. shin ~ rs,;ah,s ~, t" ns
wbo aasrs oomfo..as. D auu pass.ussls
shon1d rs,,srahas .ha 80 a,,s .n!s
~ tNo'' 'no1Ao 'enAenD'' 'ue 1oAoo nene .nis
T,.,.a,n,, g., St.,,,,,o., MI ,
rorn,o1 ,oss.,,.o- -. To,aS sapeA'.' aIu
na,s,e., ousassas "a, 800. Sapsr =
Pow, :. sha.sa ~ ~. a &C. $50 o"au.e, guy
t,,;s n...;. sas csn..S. ~, :.. ~ VIVA
'''a ''1mus ~. "nu iu's'ineoia.e ano-
."ss, I"o o'es"u. 10 iass' seauucn' a"o has an
seA' s1ou "uu sno oee' u passenger acoomno.
.'.'ous. .n sam was unasoiuaoiy oe.alneo
'asS y, uu' WIN 'ease wl'noul ,a,l as ABOVE.
e"anpl0" =" 81 A1oa's-na'iroao Line fackettor
',,n Wv, evel'ns at'o oloeh' punctu-
a a. anu 70. .Ae sleos onau'ploa ieases iot
u'Au ~. ouis sonueUsns =. tue .orner WIN
na qua a. .ae las1sr WIN tne unio
o. - 80. ~ sue wv .l auu easl, Ing
"a ~ s.o .Ivss elessus
II III .hoss s,.,i,,s aupei.
10 10 naps mn srs. alass aaaho. w.. s w. .a
launched In word she ;s tscrocr,, nocts, .nd ~
nnblic know Il and natron;ze har accors;na,a II.
officers oro ,ontI.r,on ~ ali l-norr, .-,s.s.