New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-03
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MeNver CITY ltcses from 80 e. ~
sss 6Sllvals Yesterday DspAxtnres Way
s.s wu,shef continued yery pleasant yesterday.
SSnx II specisl Interest occurred on y ne levee'
% o,sf ssions wsfs rather light The steam
,sviurs sfron sleeve brought fair trips.
3 - = n u tke lcvee receiving freight,
s Z s,, 3. ys nv satuflAy for the Ouachita river,
= plsoe II "a b n. McRae, connecting ?. .ne
y ,.;1s IN indian No. .. Capt. John " Tobin
N " in command.
n A 4. Lacy will not leave on SUNDAY, hef
= I'LL day, not having completed her repairs.
~ Gora Anderson will be down in time to take
W. ,lsces
M Cincinnati Commercial Of the 29th notices
&5Darture of the Defender for this port, and
NJ sise va thronged with passengers and had on
- horses.
fhe Louisville Courier Of d recent date notices
~ sfriyal there Of boat from Denver City. 1t
- built BIZ Captain John Steiner, who started
piIh Il in company with five others, on his return
nsns On the llth of September, and reached St.
5uneph on the 18th OF October. They came down
- North Platte to the South Platte, and thence
80 Me Missouri. AT ST. Joseph their boat, the
1iashurg, was carried on the railroad to HANNIBAL
~ there shipped on the Warsaw for St. LOUIS
II Ne latter port il WAS transferred to the Rocket
= which steamer il reached Louisville safeiy on s
ny to Pittsburg. One hundred miles Of the dls-
annce, bsfore reaching the Mississippi, the boat
~ to be pnlled over sand bars
No river i still declining at vicksburg So says
- wing of tie lst
~ Cincinnati Commercial Of the 29th says:
- Weetiser vas raw and chilly yesterday, with
49, nightly We have no change to note in the
s1l5Sx above. Hence to Louisville. there are tour
\ VIII only three and half feet reported on
sfown and other shoal bars in the lower
6Ris. sand bars are becoming more prominent
SnilV. Low water, foggy and windy weather have
fsSsrded the progress Of boats.
VII fair offerings the following are the fates Oh
sl| |E1s orleans. Whisky and oil, 81 25; -four,
\ 56es; pork, "a; bacon and other pound frelghts,
8 " 50c. per 100 lt.; horses, $40 per head; keg
Ind Nc; dry goods, Soc per hundred.
~ Cincinnati Gazette Of the same date says:
4he water still remains stationary with scarcely
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uenx low water has cast gloom on many families.
Hsbands dependent on the river for the support oil
1hsir families have almost been deprived Of the
nsoess6ries Of life. They never become ilanguid,
however, as they appear familiar with adversely.
From the Memphis Bulletin Of the s1st:
- river gradually declines. Water is becoming
Seeidedly scarce in the !" Island Sea-"
Iherp WAs qnite q brisk business done on the
\ Bevec 81 Sstnrday Cotton shipments were heavy,
and w notired quite number Of mules and ne
Roes, intended for Arkansas and Louisiana.
n u fr LOUIS, Oct. The river here is stationary.
Ykefe il 81 feet in the channel out to Cairo. The
uJper rivers are falling. There is 2S inches in the
Mnois from Pe0ria to the mouth, 27 inches on the
1Awer Rapids, Upper Mississippi, and feet scant
BeIoM Ke0kuk 3 feet inches in the channel Of
~ Missouri from st. Joseph to the mouth.
NE weather is quite cool, but fine, and business
u the landing is tolerably brisk.
CAlR0, Oct. %. The river is still about station
~ Mere, and the weather continues cold and
vindy
~ following are the arrivals since our last re-
psst
- nonAldsonville packet Blue Bird Captain
Hplden, with sundries.
The yermilion packet Elmira, Capt Smith, with
a hAds. sugar and rs bbls. molasses.
The Donaldsonvilie packet @. D.. Jr., Capt. Jos
Vincent. and leaves this morning
aThe st. Louis packet John Warner, Capt. H. R
Patterson, with good trip, and leaves to-day
0ur Acknowledgements are due Mr.. Charles p. War
M, her polite and attentive clerk for late rivel
hvozs
~ Cincinnat packet Arazona, Capt. ]. W.
Conway, with an excellent good trip. We are in
st4ed to her gentle manly and attentive clerk for
- lkvors
Ihs Ticksburg packet vicksburg, Capt. j. M.
White; with 2S99 bales cotton. Leaves again to-