New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-11-15
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Tsiasaas No2hing, Nov ib 1850. 4
~ s,s,ssjs aela j mass meeting yesterday, and
took Into serious consideration ne qaesaoi o. ram
xss,;ss sissoIvsa themselves into committee Of
ths Whole. She matter was laid ever Until folua5'
sssi,ns.t sfssiss action being taken. The tempers-
lars VS. Iniid. apprcxsnating % summer warmth.
4 as,&Ilssss on tbe levee was somewhere between
dali asd aetivs, without deserving either aIp sla
fiKs. The arrivals were But few in naHnber, and
thu receipts of praduoe consequently lishs. q iair
number If paekcts ieit ii the various trades gen
crafty taking fair rips.
riersysr af his point has varied but little for
nss,ash rast since Saturday last 1t has fallen four
;r,sas s4tfH ii mol foasssen feat FIVE inches below
hish water mark.
Afieiix Ihe arrivals yesterday was the new
I packst tjapitoia from Wheeling. She is intended
fot E1s trade bstwaen Ibis city and Bayou Barthol
osaaw CAPT. d Il Thompson is her commander,
She Ii d trim looking little craft, is stannch, has
roed speed and geod passenger accommodations
Cue Is we'll htts1 fol che trade for which she was
hslt, and ia which she win soon make her maiden
trip.
WescaiI the attention Of the reader to aeonp'i-
zensrs card Of the passengers Of the new steamer
Frciis. ofi HUI trip down from Wheeling.
The new 0uachita river packet J. Il. Pargeud
asfisea Il Memphis, on her way down, last Mon.
I geaying fhss evening for this city with 10 bales
81 COTTON, and adding largely to her passengers at
Memphis. The Memphis Avalanche says Che Par
rpud Will ran ID the Memphis trade until the
0uanhita rises.
.I'hs Ut. Lens Republican of the 18th inst. says
N slaf lii Tvicheil arrived there on the lIth from
tIsis cilg without freight. She made qnick trip
ttg III I'VE iays ruaning time. and would return 70
thu South early tlsis week
Tle steanler Memphis arrived hence at st. Louis
iast Saturday morning, and wouid lay by for q few
& iiays Tho champion, hence, also arrived at 81.
Louis sasne day.
Tian CLEANERS Hannibal, John ]. Roo and Me-
brasaa arrived hence at Cairo on the 9Th inst The
Izatta, Mon asch, Flying Cloud and City Of Lonsi-
aiis aAff sasne day Tor this city.
Ths John Walsh, Diana. Arago and Ingoniar left
meInFEis an Monday, i2ttl INST, for this city.
Tis Gisy ii Madison. Judge Terrence and ste-
pilen Decatur arfiyed hence At Cincinnati on the
Ii In iEst. The Switzerland ana Queen Of the West
left Same day fof this city.
Among Tie passengers on tho james Battle last
sysIlisig WI ths Hon. S. A. Douglas.
T6e splendid LouisFille passenger packet Atlantic
got of Id line style last evening with the largest
y frip III tas season, Including large quantity Of
suaas.
re 81. Louis Republican Of the 18TH instant
The rivar ct tlis port WAS stationary on satur-
day Daring Friday night Il swelled nearly one
saeh.
FeTe IL 4 feet soant ii the channel but 10 Cairo
hnd atg amount ri water between Cairo and Mem
Tia Ohio river ii still rising.
Taie Illinois river il rising from Lasaile to the
naaath, with 3 feet full in The channel
Th4 Epper Mississippi y rising. There Is feet
AIN thes Bpper and 80 inches on the Lower Rapids.
Bsioa Keukuk there is 3 feet Iii the channel, and
the river stationary. A
The Missouri river u very low and falling 3 feet
iaehea in the channel from Weston down was
MI Bowen Saturday received dispatch from
JoEsph stating that the river was very low and
The IT. afher very cold s
TEn weather Mere was clear and pleasant Sat
arday. The SUN ahone quite warm, and the mud
ana sygtef ID our streets were diminished.
Business on the lahdiEg continues dub.
Tie Cincinnati Commercial Of the 18th inst. says.
THE II Gather cleared of Saturday. and was clear
and caol yesterday. At Pittsbnrgh the river is
fisisg Wif 10 Feet In the channel At Wheeling,
~ tset and rising with 10 feet ard falling at Park
srsbaYg. Here The river q stationary, with 10
1Ast ID tIe canal and feet on the Falls. The
GnahBrland " falling with 8 feet ON Harpeth
Shaals.
business AZ eiuite brisk along the evee on Sat
ar say. Tie offerings are fair for Petersburg
afss pifasDurg bnt light for Nashville, St Louis
AsEApiIs and New Orleans, at the following rates:
Halr bslsdNs w risky, ct 90; Oil. 81 10; Flour,
55es Paik, Tac.; Baepn IN hlds., Soc, and other
Pound RfeIgAts 81 10 Ace. per 100; LARD in bhlas
kegs, afe.s 800. per 100; Horses sl2 per head Ma
#chinSry, gbe. 10
Cha MeEnphis Avalanche Of the 18th inst. says:
Tlie xivar at fhis point Is still slowly swelling.
lae sas rise here ainca low waIex mark has been
equal te eleven feet.
Cumberland and Tennessee rivers are declining
almost As rapidly az they rose and the prospects
arc thai Nnaea8 we have rise shortly in the Upper
MIssissppi, We shall have a bad river again.
Nhits riyer il rising, and there are now four feet
f. Ins A ME- consumes wv
The weather in this locality yesterday was warm
aud pleasant, with slight indications Of rain 81
night Business has revived wonderfully, and yes
tSFlay Afe iayee YVES the scene Of activity.
The 81 ipnienfs Of cotton from this port yesterday
amounted III 1 gl6 bales which was intended fol
the South. The receipts yesterday amounted tc
609 bales,
Aoddia Jio,s aldsonoiR NE. The fine passenger
paeke. Acadia, Capt Jos. Vincent, commander
leaves at 10 o'clock this morning for Donaldson
vile End Tho coast
Laurel Hill TOR Fort Adams. The popular and
fast passenger packet Laurel Hill, Captain q. r
Gross. oinsaander, Mr.. Ino. Hart, clerk, leaves a
o,claek this evening, for Fort Adams and tht
coast
Afsssis for Lafousche. The feet and fine pas
senges packet Music, Capt. j. J. Brown. master
nna MI u az Richard, clerk, will ieayeat o'clocl
Thin evening for Iafourehe and the coast
Hasi,er for Red Rirer-The staunch, popular
aad faat passenger packet Homer, Capt. Robert
Watson. commander, and Mr.. ]. W. Parsons, clerk