New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-10
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Cxr.crsr OFFICE, No. 70 Camp st., /
Thnrsdav. Feb IN lsEo

The weather within the past twenty four hours has
undergone very sudden change. Early on Tuesday
night we had a very severe storm Of thunder and
lightning, with very hard rain, and yesterday
morning 1t turned very cold. Business on the land
ing continues very brisk. great many boats left
last evening-all with good loads; among which
was the great Railroad Line packet W. N. Morrison
She left with very large trip Of passengers and
freight Mr.. Woods, the clerk, has reserved few
rooms for those passengers who may wish to over
take her, which they can do by taking the cars this
evening for Vicksburg.
The Cincinnati Commercial OF the 4th says:
The weather was cold, with few fakes Of snow
during the day. 1t was freezing hard enough to par
TALLY dry up the mud along the leyee. We may an
little running Ice in the river. The river il falling
at Pittsburg, but has undergone no material change
here since our last report Freights are compan-
lively r. for Wheeling and Ptburg with fair
,G1 and New Gsan No change
New Orleans-Whisky and Oil, 45c.; Flour, Soc;
Pork, 40c; Bacon and other pound freghts, 2Oc Der
100; Horses, $40 per head; Keg Lard, l2c.; Empty
bbls zoe.
The Louisville Journal Of the 18th says:
The river commenced rising slowly yesterday. Last
evening there feet inches water in the canal
by the mark. The weather turned cold night before
last, and last evening we had q sprinkng Of snow.
The vicksburg Wing Of the 9Th says:
The river, since our last, has commenced falling,
and it is now receding about as rapidly as it was
rising last week Business about the landing yester
day was quite brisk.
The Shreveport South Western of the 9Th says:
The river continues to recede, and is reported to
be low above the raft The recent rapid decline of
the Mississippi has tended to drain Red river and
unless we shortly have heavy rains the larger class of
steamers will encounter difficulties at the falls
Arvyp VIA nvrAkC rIAvn ns-k ~.
Mullen, arrived from the Ohio river with large trip
and leaves for St. Louis ON Friday. We thank Capt.
Ben. " Cline. her clerk, for favors.
The Nashville packet Red Rover, Capt. W. Strong,
arrived with large trip, including 29l bids. tobacco
and 654 bales cotton.
The Red River packet D. R. Carroll, Capt. W.
Kimba, arrived with ll43 bales cotton, and leaves
again to-day at Pm.
The Ouachita packet DR.. Burlington, Capt. Moore,
arrived with 1903 bales cotton.
The Bayou Crosse Tete packet Aline, Capt. W. @.
Neal arrived with Its bales cotton 269 hhds sugar,
l4l bbls. and So half barrels molasses and leaves
again to-day at II N.
The Attakapas packet Reub. White, Capt W. Agsr,
arrived with IA hhds. sugar, Il bbls and 10 half
barrels molasses.
The Bayou Sara packet Capitol, Capt. V. B. Ba.
ranco arrived with 759 bales cotton 1859 hhds sugar.
13l bbls and 81 half bbls molasses.
The Lobdells store packet Crosse Tete, Capt Isaac
Hooper, arrived with 1853 hhds sugar, STA bbs. and
242 half barrels molasses
The Red River packet Bonita, Capt. W. H. Daniel,
arrived with l245 bales cotton and leaves again to-
day at P. NJ.
The Red River packet B. L. Hodge, Capt. John
Smoker, arrived with 1865 bales cotton, and leaves
again on Saturday.
The Carolina Landing packet vcksburg, Capt. J.
NJ White, arrived with 4l0 bales cotton and leaves
again to-day at P. NJ. ".5s l.5E ..,
Aline for Bayou Crosse 7ste.-Thia lightdraught
and neat passenger packet, in charge of Capt W. c.
Neal with the polite Mr. R. P. Catlett in the office,
will leave to-day at IL NJ. for all landings on Bayou
Crosse Tete via Paquemine .Ea
Osceola for Upper Red Riuer.-This new light
draught packet, in command of Capt. W. Mcmillan,
will leave to-day at P. N. for upper Red river and
way landings.
Era No. 8 for Jefarson.-This new and fine light
draught passenger packet, in charge of Capt John
Kouns, with the polite Mr.. G. L. Hamilton in the Of
flee, will leave to-day at p NJ. for Jefferson and way
points.
Bonita for Lake Bisteneau.-Capt. W. q. Daniel
will back out to-day at P. NJ. his neat passenger
packet Bonita for all landings on Lake Bisteneau up
to Minden. Mr.. John Long, the correct clerk, will
be found at his post on board.
Telegram for Jetsrson.-Ths fast and splendid
MESSENGER nacket in conn mand If Cant A. n Mons.
low will leave today A. x p N nostive,v ~ Iotfsr.
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the office ossisted bv Messrs Rogers and Cornara
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early and engage their rooms, as we are sure they
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