New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-06
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The wNashks for the past week has generssily |
been cfsat MI cold temperature, on ss.,'aaas
il raining n about cieok, ass s.. S9st'
tiasted The balance u she Say 3ife
and Il still running at our present 1titins -
Thn llaasarYnres On Saturday vfere Numerous anu
nlosa III liz packets LETT with goos' trips
and Rss pm, iaiIon tour inches
since ex last repcrt and 4 nov ''s''e 81 n Z
incAes helow hig wsser saAtS ,a,..a ts,,. ..s,e
Tlie arrivals Of stcasaess o. our esse III s''e
pF6eksefsins INIT Friday noon ssEe ninety
y f5sn Ysscsjnts at t,featIs for the Hee * were as
folI6yvs: Cotfnn sd 0lA bales; sugar binds.
snaiesses II eIl hbfs. Kenr. ~ ,us has; cora 20,
vi Mil asd sackss bird, 5als bbls. and kegs
ssfs II si;9 JULIA HIM sacks; pork, s436 bills. and
fs,ss,s tobacco ssza hhds.; whisky, s2l bhls.
bsfon 32al Bids, s&lss. casks, boxes and tierees
baggS pieces y ,,s so rs eeef, i4go
hhs3s hi3is. and tfezcess pork ~ mus pofh m
Rio steamer Grand Duke, having been unavpida
blY etained will positively leave this evening for
Shreveport and ell wig landings.
81 Can't slSoyd's new sssnmeF James Woods arrived
yeaterday from Leuispille with q line trip. We
VIII III future issue give description q tins ane
packet.
found iii our marine news column.
We thank AIessrs S5riggs, Of the Moro: Mr. Bur-
frau of the Cora Anderson; Mr. Aryls, OF the
SaIie Robinsons Mr.. Kouna, Of the Bed Chief No. n.
1; Nh. I.anghorne, Of the Lizzie simmons; Mr;5
Z Hall 81 the II. Watson; Nj. Shaw Of the General
Quit1nan; Mr.. Isengworth, of the Jas woods Aft
Benedict III tho Woodfurd Mr.. Bell, Of the.
fclipse: Mr. Jsnctt, of the Baltic Dir. Fendsn, of
the Doiabloon !; ana Nj. johnson, Of the w A. An
drew, for late jagers.
Captains Brown and Streck have contracted With
Howard Il Co. Of Jetierso for The building Of
a new boat. She Is TO be small craft one hun
slsed feet la length, with twenty three feet beam,
ana to draw anly eleven inches light. She e IN
tended Ill run III the Bayon Lafourche during low
water She will be named the al ligator
NE learn tiat the Republic, with q Pig FTP from
Louisville, ground 81 Island y. she Aes BADLY
and Iii said 10 bio IN great danger of breakIng in
two. The Edward Gay ieft Memphis last lhsrs
day to ka tlie freight Of the Republic,
Spa lsceixnd II letter last evening dated Cairo,
NE 27ti ff3.rh ne think must have taken trip to
New Yt,fk a,ssi back. We hope that hereafter our
q letters ia Y Gem through with more dispatch.
NV WI laafn tlss The X. NJ. Morrison is badly
aground at s50ese Island.
The Mesnphis Ba.lIesin Of The "a says:
s " s si.s ssass u a asss
sis fslliul With feaE to tse fes wsE in the channel %
1assas ~ sh points aina
Wsahsr sesel clssr cool Business the lsyee
The sipss ii cotton ssstsrdsy egsted ia bales #
tatss gsaE u Ns ,,S!sa a and iiil 10 'hs
Che Louisville Gaurier;of the 3lst says:
is ,s " u NV sgas NJ y n, Ms s. ws VIZ u
vos ne II e head z ihe falls bad rsesasa
I'll ss. It'll B sss 'ss Ct. s I'D
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;yesher al every day pver We =.
Tho ST. botiis RapHblieanof the 31st says
pI + as sssabs ia an eris opening
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Te t.s iaa tlae MississipFis fo.
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sEas ass n 9asg Ssts dS aasS IS
yits but tls ice getting rotteifeIa the
t Si,s iags Hi. remains aF, With bai little
Ws hsse ne late Missouri The Ohio
sis sia tle fsssr abont yesteay
Ths LIST Fdsy has he following notice of the
e ssse yesterday and suppose the ferry
boats ri eenes ,.in 8 one TIE Mtaillsr was not
iass sy y sanpalts 70 enter agast i To- hsng az
III. HEMP nd, I'LL siol,er qenaes he
Basins 4it aiang nas ,aoassassiy bk gsseraay al
There sefo hi, i've landing loading Nav Or
fsii iosd engaged ne Maiia Denns Viii be loading 10 day
and rnen segi NJ soad iead tive or three orbits
ssii Y ioa
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The Cincinnati Commercial of the LIST says:
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Ia night. 1ae river Ii s sey aaiy from ritisbufg
M ss.a TIC ss sas s u s' I'LL i6e9e
ss A IL e Tas nu FL aa ss s. F
sl Shoals ii Inc Gs.aberaud aud no failing Tbs
Upper wil tee fsaa, 81 iaus
IL bsifs Il ssny paints Ns;nph falling above ia
place. Asausa4 falllng tat Fot smith ilic
The Little Rock (Ark.) Gazette Of the 18th says
saare The sfssner Essagh which above On
III u ls detained ss's la
1ise III flc water-
The Splendid Nelu Steamer dedee,at. This mag
niiceat new steamer arrived here from Evansville
last Saturday, and We pronounce her one OF the
most complete and perfect packets that has ever
been constructed for the trade between this city
4 and Louisville- The following are the dimensions Of
y her huli: 155 feet straight, 40 feet over all,
breadth Of beam 40 feet, noorag feet, depth of hold
75 feet. Her machinery consists Of engines with
cylinders a6A inches in diameter and feet stroke.
The wheels are IS feet In diameter, with buckets
13a feet in length by ~ inches wide; she has five
( GVe-hGed boilers, Is feet long and IL inches in
diameter. The t1ues are 10 inches ID diameter; she
has also Capt Brook patent boiler heaters.
The cabin II exceedingly neat, and furnished in
magnificent style, while her state-roonis are large
aRd airy. Her cabin il 22S feet long, and contains
g rooms. The Autocrat was built under the super
vision of her owners Gapts Scott and Greer and Mr.
Brown. Her hall was built BY Ed @. Murray, at
Paducah. Ete has all the modern improvements,
consisting of steam freight holster, steam cap
SIAN, firc pumps, etc. The carpetng in the cabin
and satern0nss ii Of the finest velvet patterns the
rooms being furnished with superb curtains, spring
mattresses, and tidy white counter panes. Her
decks are very capari6ifs-a desirable feature
with admirable accommodations and c0nvenienees
FOR tbs transportation of stock. Tho Autocrat will
leave this evening at clock on her first trip up the
river fsr Louisville and Evansville. Her trip down
was Sufficient to establish her reputation as fast
a1auuah and superior passenger packet, and ono
every way worthy to take rank with her sister
packets. Cap. Henry Scott, her commander, is an
old favorite with the public and has the full and
uslreaeryed confidence Of the travelling community.
Mr. W. C Greer IL hariirst clerk, and Is unrelaxing
in bis attention to his guests. Wewisha and predict
for the Aufaerat grand success.
Lafo,u.0te for L1foniche. The regular, fast
passenger packet Lafourehe, Captain A. Dugas
Commander. MI. Eugene Latape, clerk leaves al j
o'clock this evening for all Coast landings and
Bayou Lafourehe
Laurel HI fer Bayou Sard.-The large and
c0inmodous packet laurel Hill, Capt. q. r. Gross,
commander, Mr.. A. X. McI,ain, clerk, leaves at
O'Clock, this evening, for Bayou Sara and nterme-
date landings.
Lizzie Simmons Passenger Packet fer ouocsaa
Riues. Tic new, large and magnificent passenger
packet Lizzie Simmons. Capt. Geo. IL. Kirk, com
ii,ander leaves at o'clock this evening, for Cam
den and all intermediate landings on the 0uaehita
silver The Simmons is magnificent packet with
flrst.cIass passenger accommodations and the most
popular and genial officers. We commend them
m her 10 Cur friends this evening, and assure tray
ers tIsat they will be veil cared fer and landed
iii good order, u and will only regret that
they are compelled TO laare 50 much comfort and
1he cenlpany OF snell clever oiBeefs. Dir. Maurice