New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-13
cnrsensr osg,es, No, 70 }, Camp " |s, street,


cgrscrsr OFFICE No 70 Camp street.s
Friday. April Il 1850.
lii our whole reportorial career we have never
seen our levee as dull as it was yesterday. Every
one gave UP business for the day, and joined the
grand Inauguration of the Statue Of Henry Ciay
The weather was Splendid tne breeze IRON
the northeast all day, which made il very pleasant.
sgMany boats that were advertised to leave gester'
day, deferred their departure until today. the
great Railroad Line packet, w. d. Morrison, ICY
as usual, with her cabin full Of passengers anua
fine freight. The Minnehaha also left with hne
trip
The Memphis Appeal Of the llth says:
Yesterday the weather was and t during ie greater
g ~ ,s ss ssy nisas e gs1 Sea% -
e river at hi, point has ahen n W. sees iii ii III
Ths Ohio river Louisville he evening Of the 10Th vas
Arkansas White It,le Red Black and 81 faness rivers afe
a. cinsnnats the weather is warm cloudy md shewery
The river was failing Ptsbufs last night Ma'i ses y
Al Wheeling there were II feet and falling with IL feet at
The Kanas Is falling, with IS inches II the channel
sRg ass py s WIZ s
psi Th eve Wa ass falling Slowly only feet scent at Vim
There il III feet on the srpeth Shoals il The cberand
ae Th ,s lower Ohio rising with the sleaest bars
os1 sh shs sl pas ssyss imports
o ss ss H. sso sp SsW
leans numbered among the things that were
NJ sss sas IT, n pssss
proves glad learn eanad The hrst ntimatier
& ri appSsfse Gazette
How he mistake T msas Va I se
her arrival St. Louis Saturday evening last satisfactorily
Kroves.
The Louisville Courier of the 9th says:
The river has been stationary for three days with feet
inches in the canal last evening BY the marx On me falls
a fss H. Saturday
She I hs ws e aPa r % The
has continued war andcoudy yesterday
The rivcr II Cincinnati Saturday slowly swelling and
the officers Of The Dove Ier e R head waters o the
The river At PsburS Saturday was Il sand with
w r G ha none q Tie ao eet d coal
had started the rise The only boats out were the tow boats
md a aa n G hs
ms win start to New Orleans Saturday evening She is
splendid. seryiceabe boat.
The st. Louis Republican of the 10th says:
The river this port rising slowly. In the twenty four
hours ending last il sxeed almost Eve iaee There
flg with feet in NE channel Peoria and y feet between
s spd il TG d ssl j. / ea
low keoknk there is feet The Monr river is reported fail
The weather continues worry hot and suiry.
CAIRO, Aprii 9The Ferf wayne WHICH arrived up last
ihat ,he Goa AadeIson had m grounded at
pearsa d Se d tsht place Tie Cara bound down with
partial ioad She intended 10 take the L. NJ Kennels
TRe Sac List reports the T. L. AcG aground at Goose
The Scotland came ffon Padncah haH loaded
Orleans and took here about four hundred bales hay and
Te Emerald hede ne freight and trip including
Delegation ef The Young Meas Christian Association Of cneh
The Cty Of Madison and Fort Wayne had good trips for Gin
sile " " fAsin' " 10y D'' - " : ~
light trip the Cumberland falling ~ feet on the
Tue Charley Bowen brought good freight trip from Evans
willie, mostly fer Teshipment ~
The big Magnolia arrived from Evansville with about half
load and lays over here for freight.
Z The river was still swelling slowly.
The weather giving us sample Of summer
clondy, with strong from the South and indica
'g Business If essI at the leyec is toleraby good
The last arrivals from st Louis report feet in the channel
The Edward j. Gay arrived from ST. Louis Saturday after
md ad to complete her She took ag9at ~
freight here.
Ldfoache for Lafoarcle.-The passenger pack
ct Lafourche, Capt. a. Dugas, commander, Mr.
Eug. Latapie, clerk, leaves this morning at {
O'Clock for Lafourche and all Coast landings.
D. III. kenaer for Bayou Sara The fast Elk
press and U. S. mail packet D. F. kenner, Captain
". II. Baraneo, commander, Mir. A. h. Mclean
clerk, leaves at O'Clock this morning for Bayor
| Sara.
4 Crosse Tete for Bayou Sdyd.-The large freigh
/ packet Crosse Tete, Capt. j. McQuoid, commander
! Mr.. George Wilkinson, clerk, leaves this morning
ct 10 O'Clock for Bayou Sara and intermediate
landings.
Cor. Pe,reH for Adakapds-The regular packe
Gov. Powell, Capt. P. E. Burke commander. S. j
/ Pecot, clerk, leaves at o'clock to-day for Alta
| kapas and intermediate landings.
Homer for Red Rira.-The regular passenger
4 packet Homer, Capt. Withenbury, commander
| Mr. Harkins, clerk, leaves at o'clock this eve
ming for Jefferson and all intermediate landings
the river.
JitodA IoaHo for shaeuepo1f.--Ths evening, a
O'clock punet1ally, the elegant passenger steame
Judah Touro Capt I. G. Ledbetter, commander
Mr.. John W. Pass, clerk, will leave for Shreveport
| and way landings. Passengers for Red river to
day will find first class accommodations and eour
teous officers on board to supply their wants.
Figo for Red Riucr.--The very light draft packe
Yigo, Capt, r, w Martin, commander, Mr.. Carte
4 Beman clerk, leaves at 5 O'Clock this evening fo
| Jefferson and intermediate landings.
Rock city for 0tacltta Riuer-The regula
| packet Rock City, Capt J. W. Moore, commander
| Mr.. Frank Moore, clerk, leaves at O'Clock thi
evening for Saline river and intermediate landings
DR.. Bl8ingto1a for Onac1aa Rirer.-The regu
lar passenger packet Or. Burlington, Capt. n. 7
/ Ayant commander, leaves positively at o'cloc
this evening for Camden and way points. Th
Burlington is No. l boat in her accommodations
She sets firstrate table, and has careful and eS
| perienced officers.
Lizzie Simmons for Memphis. -This splendid an
magnificent passenger packet backs out this even
| ing at o'clock for Memphis. Capt. Geo. FL. kir
is in command with the correct and affabe MI
Maurice Langhorne in the office. She is as fast a
the fastest and has cabin which for capacit,
beauty, completeness, comfort and luxury has n
superior afoat. The fame of the Lizzie Simmon
as passenger packet has travelled far and wide
and she has attained celebrity as a safe and re
| liable steamer which few boats can boast He
chief officers Kirk and Mr.. Langhorne-a
just the men to preserve her fame untarnished.
Switzerland, Express Line Packet for Ciact,
| ndti.-The reliable and favorte passenger packe
Switzerland. Can't. j. p. Sehenck.Z commander
Mr.. w. F. Hamilton, clerk, leaves positively thi
evening at o'clock for Cincinnati, Louisville an
way points. She has splendid passenger accom-
modations, and is general favorite with traveller
and shippers.
Planet for ST. Louis.-At 5 o'clock this eyenin
the regular passenger packet Planet, Capt w.
Fulton, commander, Mr.. 4. Laveille. clerk, leave
for Memphis Cairo and st. Louis. She has goo
accommodations for passengers.