New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-13

g Rfuers For Mem Orleans Freights, etc.
81. LOUIS, Oct. 8, u NJ.
Dear Reportef.: The following are the arrivals
aad departures at this port for the forty-eight
hours ending ut noon to-day.
Arrived Southwestern, Alonzo Child, Gladiator,
and Red Rover from New Orleans b. H. Runyan,
S1ohn D. Perry and John Il. Dekay from Memphis
Brazil Progress, Louisville, Ella, Eureka and La.
sclede from Illinois river, City Of Alton Die Yer
non, Sucker State, Northern Light, Warsaw and
land saIIie Wood and Polar Star from Lower Miss
Sss;ppi; Lehigh and Lasaiie from Ohio river; Sam
s&aty, frem Missouri river.
Departed Planet, D. 4. january, Hiawatha and
Flying Cloud for New Orleans; Post Boy and City
Of Alton Ior Memphis; Hawkeye State, Die YER
ann and Warsaw for Upper Mississippi; Brazil and
Dss Monies City for illinois river; Marmora, for
Ohio river; MIL Boy, for Missouri river.
Ehasit will be seen there were twenty-five ar
rivals and thirteen departures.
Saturday was very slim day in the way of ar
rivals, only six boats coming In on that day, and
zile remaining nineteen on Sunday and this NOR
There were also on Saturday eight departures
slaree on Sunday, and two (Flying Cloud and
Hiawatha3 this morning. The two latter boats,
together with the January yesterday and Planet
On Saturday had all the freight they could carry
aa the water, and fine passenger lists. They will
sis probably take more or less freight at Cairo.
There were al the leyee this morning thirty
seven steamhoats, as follows, twenty-three Of
(which weFs doing business int the way of receiv.
ing, aisehargiig, or doing beth Gray Eagle, Min
asseta Belle, Henry Chonteau, New Quincy,
Quincy Flora Temple, Northern Light. Smoker
Staff, John D. Perry jas. II. Lucas, New Sam
Gaty, Emigrant,s Key West, Leblgh, Isabella,
Else Cloud y. NJ Ryland, Mill Boy, B. az.
Runy&n, Polar Star, Hannibal City, Des Moines,
Alonzp Child, South Wester, Gladiator, Progress,
Ella, Lasalle, Louisville, R. u Lakeland Laolede,
Nebraska, Red Rover. Eureka, AInericus, Samuel
Eaty, Fulton, and two or three tow and coal
steamers.
There was very little business doing on the
ievee on Saturday, and none on Sunday. This
morning. however there ia an unusual stir es-
Raeiay in the neighborhood Of the Illinois. Upper
Mississippi and New Orleans packet landings.
The river at this point appears to be swelling
tiiie this morning. with which exception there has
6een 40 change here in forty-eight hours. There
Is about Eve and half feet 70 Cairo, to which
figure boats are loading. The Missouri is without
S5l2ugs since oEr last, some captains being almost
unkais to find the three and half. The Upper
Mississippi to Keokuk has four feet with two and
: half on the lower rapids. The Illinois river is
falling, with twenty-eight inches to Beardatown,
and from Peoria to Beardstown twenty three
inches. The last boats down that stream encoun-
terad much difficulty and were long overdue before
they arrived
The AIunzo Child, Southwestern, Gladiator and
zed River arc al In port and loading fer your city
80 Eiu leave with dispatch.
''a rites Of freight to your city are for pork