New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-10
CATTLE MARKKr.
JEFFERSON CITY. March 9. 1859.
Prices continue firm in favor of holders.
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CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 10 Camp street.
amulsosy, March TO- isss.
dull-The Rivsr-E-.s cc...-sE,r,.s .snss
Ing OF the VIM. r.. Douglass-Red River
Steamers Memphis and Madison at Mem
Pnls--Ine EcIpse-Arrivaisy yesterday and
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highly agreeable, and we trust they will be kept up.
The river continues to rise slowly at this point and
IS now within about eighteen inches Of high water
mark The arrivals yesterday we're fair, and although
. large number of boats left during the day, the
landings were both full at dark last evening In re
w 'ue .oss ~ n.e VI ~. WIZ H. Doue
lass, we received some additional particulars yes
terday. The Douglass left Grenada on the 2eth ult
with 800 bales of cotton intending To comnlete her
lo.d be,ow For nj, nnr,osa she x.as ,.,;,. -. ~
loau Deiu" fo' ."'s pu'pose sue was y'ns as 'e'
rauis -anu'ns' WE'VE n,',es oelo" "renada' on
.uesuay, auu az aoo1s ~ o.osA VIC no.s was ois-
oe.u ~ oe VI NV Ane n'e of'sna'eu u"aei Tue
onoe' VI 'ns ,arooara sue ano so rap'o'y da tne
.ua. .ne onoels saved not single ar
N.'e Nnl.n .ney u.u no. nave on. some noeed, got
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We hana had haan, raus wa sa, ,as L.,
mast week and the b,uon and ;ts ars az
booming. We expect good navigation all summer.
The Louisville Courier, of the 4th inst, contains
the following interesting items:
The river continues to fall quite rapidly. about
three feet in twentyfour hours, with ample stage
o. wa,er On .ne ,als lor az purposes OF navigation
abont two feet above water and ali the sids9e,ts
along Water entirely free from the encroaching tide
making fair whartroom for boats to land.
r, Isa fa ehe a ". %as las.
may be anticipated from that quarter. '''o
The steamer Memphis was hard aground at Mem
phis on the lst instant.
The Madison, from New Orleans, with her broken
shaft, was at Memphis Sunday. She was lowed to
Memphis BY the Empire CITY, after transferring her
passengers to the Uuncle Sam.
The Empire City, q large sternwheeler, was to re.
ceive 81 900 to towe her to Cincinnati The Madison
has about 800 tuns.
The Diana, which arrived at Louisville on the Sd,
hence, reports having had the food to contend with
all the way up, and the Mississippi OVERLOOKING its
banks above Memphis
We learn that one of pair of coal boats. belong.
ing to Heron and Peterson, bound for New Orleans,
was sunk in the lower Ohio few DAYS ago, at
place called the OK Bow" 1t is Just above Flint
Island. The wind was blowing, and the boat struck
tree on the bank, which stove the side in and it
sunk almost Immediately.
The Tennessee river has been very high, but at
last accounts was falling slowly.
The Jessie R. Bell was loading at Cincinnati for
this city the I'd inst. The Eclipse was at Louisville
on the 4th inst and woud not return tn New oreano
for few DAYS. owing to the food in the lower river
which has checked shinments. In the meantime tho
boat will he re6tted. and start IN New ORLEANS nm
Tuesday tho stb
ARRIyA1s-Tbe Cinc;nnat; naclet Fort wavne
Cant Sam R,rr With oood trin We thon,- NJ
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ius Aus''e passe"se, pavAe' '"nes "ont.
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leaves again on frloay' we thank Mr.. 'onn A.
howry' nef c'e'h' 'or 'aSofs'
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Aeer, Win AUS paies OF col'on' ana eaVes again on
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