New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-06

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rss.x.s,.sss pm ~ sI,c Cora rsnnsIrr Of
slse Esasvsra J.-Gay = sale Of sne .Iossi,
tshtner- ssanvsnsioa OF EngsReers:--Fh
Rsxess hisotnsr cosssrecs ger a fseae--
A'ss''s - a. ss'-'-s,s- - 80
cxxscrwr osvscr. 30. 70 Camp street,
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~ assse i'asseu 's'e s'ss7' seA ents
she M2atner ees''l'i''sA Msti aha se'sopie, wan
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ase neatah " la'a Sasss W. 'ar rs We can iearn'
aEgeod.
Hne raset peaess ssae easy Is stlli laihg u ass
reeeaen Na.s'n sae past week foef inchess aha Is
RoNS AZ Iest Z incses beetsW negh Water marx.
Tne ariTSais sza 70 Sunaay noen amount 10 80
1oalss pzsnGans she aeioWihe re9elpts OF pfoauces
Cotton, d2s hSaesi sugar "a hhds. and terces;
Molassss III p htsa; Flour, as2l hbls. Corn, -
$50 sacks Bacon, ds hhlss and casks; Bagging,
dA nSeres Ra,ss 15s coils. ard 100 ti<rres and
10
opiss S'A.ss euss pps' aus saehs aoz eD %
and 8sef'sesss Nr1aeco, eee hhds, and Nhskey,
8S3 Nhisx
sFsss AZ ,,,s s,ns cro &c fso4,on ur;ng
Ill !. 20 7.
~ ~ a7ss pceii ifA paies' masking Is to'ai u
1sS hsslsss.
The Messsia made he- appearance at.sur landing
ON SasRiraas from Losssville. she wsl at once be
put ts Mor, leaving siere this evening in place Of
the 6afossa Tete for you sara and Alt way land
nes. Capt JOS xaacent will be ii command.
Tire laex Soufhata champion, ths Great Natehez,
raised Fa$eam iast Saturday to tsg her machinery,
wllidRa vo understand, worked satisfactorily. She
wsil srone to tl7n landing next week for the puT-
rcsessct having her furniture. ete put on board.
,Gsgt III. a. Patterson, we learn, has disposed Of
Hsisa iKferest insthe steamer J5hn Warner to Mr.
4has. r. Waraes, tile clers. Capt. Warner as
saInrs The commando post for which he is well
zitssd.
fFor some time past there has been,a dreadful
aut of hafIaonY existing between the packets ply
iSng betwesa Memphis and st. Louis and freights
went down in consequence to fifteen cents per
hundred poands. From the following, it will be
seen that the difficulty has been arranged, and in
nture the prices will be uniform:
"A It ii well known that for G few weeks past the
hernpli Packet Company have had opposition in
,ne I e as Miem wv easered r. Teguaf
saquenee was 4 iiuctaaon ii fhe rates Of freight.
which unpleasant 70 shippers and consignees,
- weii,as 10 aae owners of lne poats .engagea N
s ~ fa;ht ~ a1a,ss s,,
afnisas,ly arranged, and hereafter the prices viii
he uniform.
THE Diana for Louisville. and Alex Scott for
ST. Ilouis, passed Memphis on the % inst The
Diana on her arrival at louisville will be laid up
for general repairs.
aAt Cairo 'freights to this market have advanced
no the following rates. Pound freights, e5c.; pork,
per hbl., Goc.s; aour and potatoes, per bbl a5c.:
hight articles, per 100 lbs, SOC. We understand
tbas these aTeabout the same rates adoptediby the
sksteamboat Captains Convention at louisville last
raonth. Their prices do not sgo into effect, how
5Sser, until the 18th inst.
Capt Bart. Bowen, the popular commander OF
the steamer kdward y Gay, was recently pre-
stsehtea Wisn hhe aiaihonu hreaslplil' falaea ~
%Sz1v hy the Soilaers and crew Of the Gay as ,
token OF the high esteem in which they hold the
gallant Capsain. The sentiment was expressed BY
IA s,,a,,;r,. xrn;,, ,os ,ao.,, a,oovad ~ H.
- ~ sni0i' w. nsa'y ~ ~
s4sia - 1nc ulhce1s q the Gay 70 CAPT. Bowen, \
50 saysthe ST. Louis Republican.
srts sfaarnerx Nebraska and a. a. swon arrived
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: AZ 81 LOUIS on lhs 20 INST.
The Ghoctaw i still aground at Point Pleasant,
ssifh slim prospeescf getting off before the next
ms. .aata, s,,,sr,.. Ia I,ay nart,o hos i,aan
s1ss. iAe s.sase1 loIeoil = hsl oai iias poen
sakeili out'anu stored on fhe bank.
The river was falling at Pttsbnrg on the LIST,
szzish Il feft. ~ yyater IN the channel At Wheel
$500 : H. s ~ !. a.t.a n iea
~ =
arkersburg a aeet IN the channel. Al Cihclhhau
fhefiver il rising slowly, with feet in the canal
atssssss; ~ Z, Io,,;s {
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! ffeaihg Slowly sWafa eteet 70 Galro- Inc Upper
aGisassippi is falling from st. Paul down, with 4
sfeet on the Upper RAPIDS. 3 feet ON the Lower
n, faats tl,.s Iyaolnlr uba Mssonr; ;s
saii;ns v,,,, 81 sast ma bars The Illinois i
.Fa,I;,.e q.a Arls,,sas u 4srsncis white and
s,sia ia r;,,ars ,sara sailino d last
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Southern Steamboat Engineers convened at the
Eighth Ward Hall il this city, At o'clock yester-
There Fas 2 very large attendance delegates
5 s,s .s W., - se le'as pofes ~
The meeting was organized by the election Of
George II; Honghton, Of Louisville. President
Il q i ghelnnat aaesn II,
Ig,ssnsan ~ M Mn Alhanr T,easurer \ IA
Tie following delegates presented their creden-
stials end tosk part II the proceedings Wm Lamp
@gH sna usolse w Mehas; 9ulslana I;
Ssass XXI ~ Geares a Hanofan ronsye " Jahn
washington aid AInericus Warden, Cincinnati; !;
sssarEe issn, PIttsbarg y. =. harrison, Nash
se; hsnl r Hes ~: onnso1 J.e r. EwiIt anu y, NJ
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