New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-30
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Tuesday, October s., 1865
Tbs cjtv and river were enveloped yesterday
,aa5sssy II, q thick fog, whose misty veil was dis
4,eeszs sheef fhe middle III che forenoon and old
81, shons cut bright and beautiful during the re-
rnsiuder 81 tAe day
Bysinsss On The landing was quite fair for Mon
iay. whish Is not usually busy day on the ievee.
There wan Nnsss q number of arrivals curing sun
day night ard yesterday, embracing packets from
nearly I'LL me trades and htsngipg fair amouut Of
cotton and miscellaneous merchandise UPfreghts
Me- still verg scarce.
We have received shs following additional par
ticnarS VI fie aass the Red river steamer
Dixie, sassfiysa Of whieh was made IN yesterday
CFes1cut
t5sfe IT'D amer Dixie was from above Alexandria,
ana hSnsal sB this city, with 5s7 bales Of cotton
anI; N0a hses abosrd. consigned TO different mer
chants a Silss city When opposite Polly Browns
plass5A tas. Ea,pF5e settlement, fe6r miles below
Ceuch&tts Chute, struck snag and dragged some
forts fszt when she sunk the snag still sticking on
Tie sa&e of did Boat. THIS was On the 2tth inst,,
at eele1k n the siay The pilet was It dinner at
the }8fef asek tic boat bad sgnk, which he sup
posed ia he ahaut tlszee minutes. When he left
the water was eighteeN OF twenty inches ever her
1e%s ss;a MI ~ ~ Nssssa e. sss
VIZ 4sa',; . : ~ Az g.,
$SR6S. She was owned by Capt. Buckley and the
brothers Slead, the former having command of her.
Eour hnndred babes If cotton which were aboard
of Tie steamer Dixie belonged to MIR. Henb White,
a Red rirer planfer. -
We learn by dispatch 20 Geo. D. Hite, Esq,
that the steamer Al. 4. Gay passed Vickshurg yes
fer4aar fir fihis civ with $500 bales cotton The
ssAsey 81. &c y "a. 80
GaF Will leave on her return 70 the North on Satur-
day.
s, fs,ss,s I,,isa ~ fa,o tl, "a sa,,rcs
80 -
pAssen tpt 'itss 'ile 70
terms 70 Memphis on Thursday evening
Can't j. J Attinsou,s new steamer the n D.
Hlnos argfvea here from Louisville Yesterday morn
ing taAe LING y for the as orleans ana
Attzkapas sugar trade. She is one of the most
ss,sats ,l,s ,a,,7r a,d n be
Wtsh nest Aia u oil', g OF nc
med3tiHg number of passengers in first-cIass
sfsls ssl,e pyas l,uf xnressIv for this trade Har
,,, ~ ,s yx II, ,ss,t,3 an VI. 49,, .,,5 Z
= - = ~. y - ese
feet hea11 nne y neatly iurnishea throughout and
Ii under the command Of experienced and compe-
Trad ssaa,,1 ~ t,a,, tssnt Il 4 A.t;ns,n vii, 10
@ = s,
T. ana NJ iao osi' f'afciay y lhe anaole
to The Is D. Hine.
,ssss 81. ~ 4,
= = y oeii 9 70 .i'' ing
rtss1AsA "a s 1851 y fes eeluaY, at'u
WI arrive here tomorrow and leave again for the
4 np .l,s Va ass,a s' s' Au1saa
Iee spienald new PACKET memphis, late OF the
4 ST. Louis md Memphis line, left Memphis on the
2etli insf. " isii 4 ft,e trip for This city.
I'd -, q ! a,of, 49, d.
~ a,.Ae 49, ~ .'aiss Y o0e'oh when
she iett Aaefnphls on the 18Th fer this port.
The James johnson went up to Hickman from
Nan,phis M fhe 28,h inst 10 DISCHARGE some ra;.
No.. MI, 4.
.s'@'1 's,''' ~ ~ ile " ioa AYE NeW
ITieAns Yesterday
WE Eee IL stated III Memphis paper of 1 late
data tl.af f,autains ahn N ADAMS Tima and f,o,es
r. xss,,r;
saosooo Ana tIat Cantain Tins was b hava startsa
on the sd for this city to take charge Of her The
pay.t1asan aasnva alla.dea N hss taa,, b
y
oul1stsss M s''lss IONS q IRON from
NV Orleans W puvall's BluH, on White river, and
the Izetta has been purchased for this purpose.
TIE contract fufled. she viii nrababIv ~, il ~
,rs. s~'.s.., ,,y,s., :, - - =, W
AsMpn1a aua anise river tTaae' ior which she y
vel adapted.
Cart. Pres. Eoiwick,s new and elepant side.