New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-12-29
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lhe ~sssael sessstass eousshaso u W .'isss.
ing mood causing the ievee 70 assume = most
disagraeabie appearance, and causing business to
aeao, kaasilv Ii was efnphaticaHy 4 duIl ,lav mn
ho1h Ianonss. ine a'fisais Wese pul rev, ana
only three or feur boats got OH.
The Natcheg came in with ss6s bales of the
ssa,le an,1 rasurns, tas;s even;aa IN y;ckshurq
r.,
Ile Judan Ionho arrived nig before iast' ana
the " h, Fargond yesterday evening, from the Qua
ehita The officers Of these packets represent the
nnsr,;,s r,s;.g svh crest sa,;y ar III ra;,,
M ~ s,9 n, 10 80 s. 8. Ks, = - II, =,
falling in torrents. The river had risen ceSy ssr
feel, and was stil swelling
The I,ouis DIOR arrived Inst evening from Red
0s... .,. ,s,.ar,, $50, ,t,, ,,la,,,
sspi A'1 spei = sa'e' "hs' P,sAaS
OF water on the ialis,
YRS steamers mazy Il Scene E Q Pch ,ss
- -
aiso affaseo sesle1oay. -
Greenyille the John Siinonds, for Memphis and
Az Rs,,ag4 watson for Tensas
~, J., 49,, 80
Capt. v =. woods, Nlce-fressoent q tae steam
bcatnen's Association p st- LOUIS e comes
down = attend ne Generai Gonsen9ioh q ne
steamboatmen e Pc holden here carry nezs month,
The St, Ions Republican OF ne 1sta 1fst. says
The weather hes turned very cold, and the river
Is fal Of aoatlng ice rom shore 70 shore. lnere
49, ~, r;st ,vas ;,sa,sSv cols Ind i'm
ice came down VITA d perfect rush on saturday
morning. II continued Increasing in quantity and
weight aIi day Abont dsrk iast evening + co ~
isass s.oms, All IN M,h =
Business Wa dal Ia on he landing, Of course.
The river feIl shout three and = alfinehes up to
dark 9ast evening since lass report Eng eon1lnaed
y. y. I rsi. " t'ss te W N
We have No report from the Missouri or Upper
Mssissppi rivers. q
hs aAass rlyea q ci e Ean IN ssta ns
av with i,i,' list trp Ths Ela from Naples Was
looked for, but Ind not arrived at dark. The
Brazil, Lseisvllle ana Laclede are frozen up in the
rivef' Mas1oat aoao'-
The Alexandrfa Democrat Of the 1sth instant
says. w &s
Ihs river u = little "a the swell. heavy rise
Masshsr Nsy ss ssca or sst with the ex
csption Of reai Christmas shower on Monday
night
Eaapue fsarssa 7o''4 l|oseef coast.--lne nhe pas
sengar packet Empire Parish Capt. a. Grant, Sr',
commander nnd MIL. isayhi, clerk, leaves az ~
{ o'clock fis morang tor Lower Coast
passenger racket Lafourche Capt Il. Dugas com
mander. sna Me-. i. Latapie, CLERK, leaves ii 10
oscieck thls morning Ior Lalourehe.
Acadia 5or Dondl dsonyl ne The new and ele
CANT passenger packet Acadia Capt Jos. Vincent.
commander, and Mfr. Al. Dnpuy, clerk, leaves at 5
o'clock this evening for Donaldsonyille and the
coast @ Ken
Golden "A ga for Fort Adams The regular and
popular passenger packet Golden Age, Capt W.
NJ. webbing, commander, leaves at o'clock this
evening for Fort Adams and the coast.
". Burton for Red Rfpef.--The fine and favor
lite passenger packet Y. Burton. Capt. Sam. Law
SON IN command and Mr.. r. A. Boissat, clerk,
leaves a o'clock this evening for Red river
For Mobile and Ata6dmd hfgea.-The regular
packet Whiteman, Capt. Q. " Norton, leaves the
Carroliton Railroad as above, this evening, at $40
Agents. John E Hyde q Co., under the ST. Charles
Hotel.
Starlight for Bed Riper. The fine and regular
passenger packet Starlight, Capt. Chas Hayes,
commander, and Mr.. G. f. Hayes, clerk, leaves at
s o'clock This evening for Red river.
Countess fog Red Hirer. The popular, regular,
elegant and ssaunch passenger packet Countess,
Capt. Geo q. Wilson, commander, and Mr.. A. Il. |
Baylesa, clerk leaves ut o'clock this evening for
Red river. MI iF