New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-12-13
carsorss orrfer. No. 10 Cxxr svRxET,
fjsnrsass AIarnIng, Dec. IS, 1860.

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oRrsotss orrIcg. NO 10 Cszr svsxrr,
THURSDAY Morning. Dec. IS, 1850.
The weather yesterday was clear, cool and alto
aether seaaenahle.
Rusiness ON thu levee was only moderately active.
we received tie following telegram yesterday:
II n Rs9--TAe B. J, Adams will arrive Sun
Siay morning, ana leave fer Louisville on Monday,
w. t''s a' 4 v nENRS NeDoua AL, Clerk
The Memphis Enquirer Of The 9TH says
Ths weather yesterday was tew degrees cesFer
fhan on she Day previous; TIE wind which had
bfovsn ia Eell.ie puts from the scah during the
ni9h# veeFea rcnnd into tke northwest, where it
remained throughout tho dsys giving us ooca and
bFaeing atmosphere, acceptable iadeed.
Business on the leFee WAS s5meWnat ifyelIer,
4lcrh TIE number Of bsats ut TIE landing was not
LARGE aug the sep ply of freight IN no wa tsied
n THE demands Of Ehe h0ktS
TIC ragsr % swell ct the rate sf twelve
inches il twef5y.four hours Hp TO dark last eve
than ~ HIS bcEn before this season, Redwood in
eoasiderahls quantities passag the landing yester-
das I,
IN this ciss who left Cairo at oscao6k yesterday
morning, arFiving here by cars No learn thar the
following boats are aground between that point
md ST. Ienis, With only fear and helf feet water
I. G4 SH0n, Lebanon, @. q. HiiEaan, and the John
ID. Perry. Tie latter boat was saus here yesters
(iaV morhfng Nut hadeaot been Aeara from late last
night,
The Ciaeinnasi Gazgtte Of tho ST. inst, says:
Tile xaafher yesterday Was w,srm and cloudy,
with Indications Of F1in last evening
1The river dnTing t&e past twenty -four hours has
rsNedea fully eighteen inches ar1a was still failing
CAST last evening.
Business liz sill very dull; at tie river, and our
b0afmen ere doing little or nothing, and unless
there is decided efore long great
many al tho large boats will 10 compelled to lay
up ghe follcwlng continue g es the ruling rates
FlouS 6de Per-, 75css Bacon, il bids, 35c. per
10e lbs; and other pound freights. As to soc per
loo ibs Lard Is bbls kegs, etc, per Toe lbs;
Horses, per heaa $l2 maeAinerys 75c to s. per
The II. W. Thomas arrived from New Orleans
yesterday. ssita a. big trin Of freight. She alse
lowed up u this port ] barge loaded with the ma
chiaery Of the Fred Tron-
Aendsa FOR DoaaeEdsongfile The new and ele-
gant passenger packet Acadia, Capt. Jos. Vincent,
ccsamsAasr, and Mr. A. Dspny, clerk, leaves at 10
coast.
alsssio J5ss L1yosu.chc. Tie fine and regular
passenger packet Music, Capt. j. ]. Brown, com
maaaer, and Mr. A. Richard clerk, leaves at S
O'clock this evening for Isafourche and intermedi-
ate handbags,
Laseel RfiR for Fosy Addnas-The very fine
fratcass and regular passenger packet Laurel
Hill Capt. Nj. MI tsross. commander and Mr.. u p.
Muraford clerk. leaves Il 1: o,a,aek tb;s evening
M isort 4 dams and fi,e ssoast
Eiaag1sse Ao. j W. dftaEapas The regular
and ataunch passenger packet Picayune No. 8.
capt. ii. 1T Bread, commander and MI. a. NJ. De-
lahousay clerk, leaves at o'clock this evening for
Atgakapaz.
afiEea Ret for Red Riosr. The fine and
staanch passenger packet Milton Relf, Capt Ghas.
Hasi. cunsniaudsr, ana MI. sam Wythe, clerk, win
leave III O'Clock this evening for Red river.
Les0syaa for FED Esre,-. THE new, elegant, paa-
aefger packet Lecomte, Capt. W. w, Withenbury,
eaasnandprs leaTes at O'Clock This evening for
Red Risers
ne iSss0 sfor Red Rirer--The new and magnii-
CEN passenger packet De Soto. Capt Fl. H.
Beard, cealniander, and Mr.. Geo. R. Remer, clerk,
VIVA lsaya at o'clock this evening for Shreveport
ana Intermediate landings.
~. RarlDm f0,s Red RiUe4s The favorite pas
ssa1Hsaass, ~ NJ, ]. 4. Dunbar, CLERK leaves
sE1;7sysf ~. Tho f3,,nel;fg 4 The ma ,r;f; eant
@ 10. Il, 4, -
s'sssss.sss $500 a.. .ss' $500
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