New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-07
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The weather yesterday was falr, mild and pleas
Ant during the early part Of Che day, but became
cleudg and cot up d sprinkle in the afternoon
Business throughout tho city generally gave
place To politics. and but little was done in com
r1syeiai way. Tie number Of arrivals of steamers
Wiz SNAIL
whe6sseanaar Arisona, bence for Pitsburg, ar
rsyed 1t Cairo On the slst uls.
Ihe Emma Duncan. hence for Cincinnati, passed
up ILL., same aay.
Ths Memphis Avalanche Of the 5th inst. says
ghls reporter had not been at the lesee in .
NJ week befere Inst night, having spent the week at
she races He found that the river had mot varied
sz inch during the week. Nine feet is the shoalest
gasee ases q asw essssps. e and sns 0oers oi
TAe Cumberland j. rising rapidly, and the pres
petfs as3 that All the streams all over the country
xs4 cdaaBasnee pouring ont floods.
BNsiaeas at the landing Saturday was brisk. The
a1her yesterday was clear, cool and pleasant.
y The 81 Louis Republican Of the "a inst. says:
The weather yesterday was anything but pleas.
aAt steady cold rain set in late on Wednesday
evenang, md continued all night and nearly All
y day yesterday. The wind blew strong from the
north yesterday morning, but shifted around to the
nonfh and then to the east before night ludiea-
Hons last evening were strongly in favor Of more
xnin OF d snoM.storm On Wednesday, night snow
KAb2Ak psckAt Di Vernon was in il. Twas mixed
mp pryifh rain and did moi amount to much. The
lexsS and streets were very muddy yesterday and
bisiness On the landing was almost entirely sus-
pended,
Tin river has commenced rising again, and in
he IA hours ending at dark last evening ii sweIled
inohes at least There il feet full Id the channel
oqt ~ Cairo, and and feet between Cairo and
MeznJ35a5s
The Illinois liver Is FALLING, with . feet On The
Y bars Below Peoria.
The Upper Misaissipp i reported stationary by
ths last arrivals, with feet on the upper and 50
inches en- the lower rapids. Between Keokuk and
this pert there Is 8 feet full In the channel
Yhe Miss0eri IS falling from Leavenworth down,
th . feet inches in the channel, and the river
~ IL vsry bad condition
asaocrat 1or Losasull The superior passen-
y gaF packet Autocrat. Captain Il. B. Dunham, com
aasndars ana Mr BID. ". Halliday. clerk, viii leave
All otclock ths evaning for Cairo, Lorisville and
Intermediate landings.
Jaiaes Batt5e fcr Deer CFeek.-The new ana
magfi cent passenger packet James Battle, Capt
]. H Estes. commander, and Messrs. Greer and
Poster clerks Will leave at ) o'clock this evening
{ Az the lar weekly yickshurg and Send packet.
Joi; Aienlp The splendid passenger.
paekss Impefial, Captain @. s. Rogers, commander,
ana Mr John Doagas, clerk, viii leave at
o'clock this evening for Memphis and the Bends.
aha Imperial made her dsJrn a year ago as the
oFaak packet of the river, and & holds her own,'
n sveTy apaiai loaton leh goes to make up 3 first
elass PACKET. We commend her to passengers for
asss'lssi tliis evening Heet, staunch ana an
tiyallea in her passenger appointments.
4 ls4ossM lltg 5oa' Sk. L0uis The fine passenger
paekeE Sioux City, Capt. Ct f. Baker, commander,
lsaxss " o'clock this evening for Cairo, ST +
AesiR and intermediate landings Mr. yolney A. I
WUolsplk il her popular clerk.
lessee Kls Bel f1s, Cisciss,satis---The popular |
passenger packet Jesse x. Bell, Cant. James
Gsrhlsy commander, and hi. Richard Robinson, I
clerk leaves at O'clock this morning for Louis
wis ana Cincinnati.
1sssaos- fer Red Rtper Passengers and ship
peFs fur Red river will do well to bear in mind
THAT the ssaunch and excellent passenger packet /
Eleanor, Capt. Ills Main. commander, and Mr.
y groyes, clerk, viii leave for Shreveport ana IN
T fsrmealiate landings u s s'clock this evening.
Qsss0la gor FED RsueF. Me regular and popu- |
lar passenger packet osceola, Capt w. McMil-
Ian, commander. and III. Jno. W.. Wheaton,
will leave Vt o'clock this evening for Shreveport
an1 Intermediate points On He'd river
Empire Pa,'ish FOR Los5e,s Coast The fine pas,
senses packet Empire Parish. Capt, A. Grant, Jrs,
and Ar- 4. Bayhi, clerk, will leave at
70 a1cIeek this morning FIR the Lower Coast.
saizSle,sn Flora for DpeIousas. The new, fast I
ana rery lightaraft passenger packet Southern 1
Flasas Capt " VI. Wilson, commander, will leave
al o1aloak tlis evening for onelousas and inter
nasiaka iassdings-
Rz Glsief for Tie 9staclli The new, light
istsA VA fast passenger packet Red Chief No 2,
3apf D. 9. shnte, Commander. and Dir. Chas III.
I0ans, clark will leave az o o'clock this evening
or ahs ouaehiaa. The Red Chief draws but IA
nshes light, and + Q very staunch and popular
oH wstes packet. She gives clear bills to Har
isonhurgs
iHozD FIR Red Riper-The fine, Hghtdraught
nd awifl passenger packet Moro, Capt. Jos.
sgnader, commander, and Mr. John Amsden,
leEk viii leavs At O'Clock this evening for
shreveport and Intermediate landings
Pago for Rcd RiUe,.-The staunch low.water
'aeket Vigo. Capt. r. n. Martin, commander, and
iFs n. * Doyle, clerk, will leave for Shreveport
nd intermediste landings at O'Clock this eye
lIng.
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