New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-30

/ The weather was clear and quito warm for the
season of the year,
| 1T pistsbarg, yesterday, the river had fallen
three inches with four feet three inches n the chan
mel. but at Cincinnati the telegraph at noon, RE-
ports rise of two feet. We incline to the oeiet
that That il mistake. The Cincinnati papers, now
ever, report slight rise in the kanawha ana Guy
and0tte.
There was dense fog on the river yesterday
morning, which delayed the arrival % severn
packets, including the mail boat SUPERIOR .ne
Neptune, and j. ". Mailman from Clneinhsu, ana
Woodford from New Orleans.
a Rhode Islander, travelling out west, after taking
several drinks went on board the steamboat for
Cincinnati, and was astonshed that the clerk only
tnog five cents for his fare. Soon after another
i've cents was called for, and the same thing re-
heated several times. At last he asked, Is lhicl
this a danger (hic) Gus boatsfs By no means .
said the clerk, e bran new.f g Then (he1 why do
{hic) don't you collect all the ia {hcs hair at once
not bother fel (hcl heller for it every mite as ii
comes duegn Really, where do you think you
ere going l' "Ciein thic) hinnatin "Cincinnatif y
said the conductor D. This is the ferry BOAT, ana
all this afternoon you have hee riding to and frs
between New Albany and Portland
D. B. Maser for Upeiousss. The fine steamer
y. ,. Miller, Capt. ]. II. Williams, commanaer,
and Mr. +. f. Moody, CLERK, will leave at O'clock
this evening for Dpelousas and Intermediate land
ings.
r. W. PosrsR for Fort Addass.-The substan-
tial and swift running passenger packet R. w.
Powell, Capt. S. Heno, commander, and Ar. Alcee
Grsss CLERK, will leave at s o'clock tbs evening
for Fort Adams and the Coast
Reub Hisita for Red Rieer.-The popular pas
senger packet Reub Wkite, Capt. 4. Jacobs,
commander, viii leave at O'Clock this evening for
Shreveport and intermediate landings.
WIN. III. Levy for Red Rice' The new, light.
draft and elegant passenger packet VIM. NJ Levy,
Capt. Nat. Pnckette. commande-, and Mr.. Carter
Beamon, clerk will leave at 6 o'clock this evening
for Shreveport and intermediate landings. The
Levy has the best Of passenger accommodations
ana is withal a staunch and safe packet.
fra No. fol-. Red Hioer--T The fine staunch and
popular passenger packet Era No. 4, Capt. w. I.
ScoyeN, commander, ana Aleck Bell clerk, win
leave at o'clock this evening for Shreveport and
intermediate landings.
Eleaeeos for Red Riper.-The line aud favorite
packet Eleanor, Capt. Willis Main, commander, and
Mr.. f. Groves clerk, will leave for Shreveport and
intermediate landings at o'clock this evening.
GSasuae7- for FicasbHag. The magnificent q. S.
mail and passenger packet Charmer, Capt. W. G.
Wilson commander, and Mr. Richard Holmes clerk
will leave at 5 O'Clock this evening for Vicksburg
and Intermediate landings.
q {. McGM for 81. Lossis.-The fine, passen.
ger packet T. I. McGill, Capt. Ed Callahan, com
mander, will leave for Cairo and st. Louis at 5
o'clock this evening. Mr.. Jas. e. Kelso will be
found in the Office.
Crescent City for 81. Louis.-The popular and
fine passenger packet Crescent City, Capt. Henry
Thornburg, commander, willleave ats o'clock this
evening for Cairo, st. Louis and intermediate land
| ings. Mr.. Henry Il. Eggers oficiates as clerk.
(if,I of lfadisogs for Ginoi,,i,f7fi The fine mas
senger packet City Of ]. Madison, Capt Slut Neal,
commander, and Mr.. G. G. Collins, clerk, willleave
at O'Clock this evening for Louisville, Cincinnati
and intermediate landings.
Lafoescle for Lafoarche- The fine passenger
packet Lafourche, Capt. A. Dngas, commander,
aud Mr.. e. Latapie, clerk, will leave at o'clock
this evening fa sLafourche and intermediate land
ings.