New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-25
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Tuesday Morning. pee, p 1850. s
The weather yesterday was cloudy and sunny by
fits with threatening sky as night set IN augaring
q rainy Christmas Business on the landings e1-
tibited considerable stir, with moderate number
Of arrivals with fair trips The departures were
| { The steamer Queen Of the West, not being able
to get all her engaged freight On board i lad ever
until 10 O'Clock this morning, when she VIII iease
without fail for the Ohio.
The D. G. Taylor also laid over until this eve
ming.
nificent new passenger packet Westmoreland. from
| Cincinnati, under the command of Capt. Edward
Eyens, popular and well known steamboat man;
This is of the most elaborate and complete OF
| the many new boats launched during the present
season. and was constructed with the intention OF
/ supplying she trade between thes Upper Ohio and
\ New Orleans with a packet which should We IN
\ splendor speed and stannchness with the famous
Louisville liners. The Wesmoreland is as0 feet in
| length, with Ii feet beam and n feet hold. she
/ has four boilers rs feet in length and 40 inches
diameter, her cylinders are = inches u dlne-
vile d short distance above PittsbHrg. Her cabin
| is full length, is beautifully furnished and richly
| ornamental. Her stateTooms are large, airy and
comfortable. and her pantry and table outht =
| of the most complete description. In one word,
| she il d frstclass packet throughout and Will
| doubtless become a popular packet IN her trade.
1 Mt. Richard Eyens, polite and attentive ofhcer,
Through the Medium OF the following communi
lcatIon received from one OF the otlcers OF tne
H steamer Roebuck, it will be seen that the nayiga
ton Of the Tensas is again closed shutting in three
81 the fleet of packets in that trade. The letter
4 has been nine days on its 6 weary way and
doubtless had hard road TO travel. We hope the
RoebncR and her sisters In distress Will hnd ther
! way out of the wilderness ere many days
\ On BOARD STEAMER RoEnucRse
Roarck Dee. Is. 1860
Re1oyfe1- Crescent Tie steamer Roebuck is
4 hard and fast aground on Hadee Shoals one mile
| below Roarck. We overlook the Judah Touro last
n Wednesday morning at Garyyllie, and look her
4 passengers for Camden on board and arrived at
\ Beach Hills the same evening found the Rock
i CITY fast and crosswise of the channel on Buffalo
4 Flats We could not get over, and after maknFl
u two attempts were compelled to turn back. MI
II have full load Of cotton engaged ana are pg pgsS .S
a all wages this morning and opened p1,; prra;, far
house at 81 per day, and are gong e az IF
water. There is no way for VI tav The
II woods are full or game, and many OF tne passeH
mers saytS 'ois for d hunt this morning Beel ls
plenty ana cheap and Ws hFea e
II WHEN we shall arrive in port is smighIy un-
i sarti,H The clouds look dark and threatening,
II hps ge have no rain yet fhe river y iahlng A.
tha rate of an inch in twelve hours
Please post our friends accordingly and ooiise
rs. There are about Is inches Of water on y the
II shoals where are laying. Ihe llgrsss aHa Z II
Barkman lay at Beach Hills.
j The Memphis Appeal of the 2ist says
Z s S psains ps II sse
a Gns & as Vsq H about
oTIssns The and wes MI sso o
WpoQra loq Ns oFlssss S9p sRsaas Fsn
fg gs e. saH ss FRsbnr
'se Te Menis Appeal IF the 22d reports the river
rising at tbe rate of one foot in twenyo hours
and also gives currency to 2 = ruInor about tewn
that there was a big rise coming out OF tne Ar
4 Tsa John simonds left btemphis fer this poft
Il iast Saturday with only 400 bales on board Inc
n Hill was loading and had upwards oI A,uNV pales
Il nn board so says the Appeal Of Saturday
lie ready for shipment Boata VIM DO good bs
mess cs5as snsn sf g sorf made esg q the Board
I adg M es SEsass s
measures M tens ,sa hfasieSt iasl easo@t = Is
eGIau MA Bstc and Fanny BnlliIt arrived hence q
!, Tyorisyie on the 10th inst. Inc Snaneelior 1911
= same day for this city !, \. 54 aa..s
d The Louisville journal Of the 2lst says: ,...
riseT rising agai 4 ~ vi. Pp nv hs
evening sfest jnshss water e H.
ssSiks5sS Tks ssw Vas ssaas @ sa nm n n 5ss
sSs @ I'm @ afiBaa s5sa ss
d os Capt = Baldwin Mr. $ sends1son taxing ee y =
Sfss 4ss gsl,is capt MeekIn remained until to-day
nspsE Il sg ssssnosn aa
for New @R a S Wsi Is II ibe cts
ana i isse fer New Orleans oeotk this attefFon
4 The ST. Louis Republican Of tue "a says
% ea,l,er continued mild and cloudy all day sssietdh
, Was pss ~, Y Nas sp sS bscans Cooler
arssna fas 4 VIZ rs Tiver and sheFe ID very Little eang
n ~ ser below Ksos Thers = BY nsheT @ a n
ssaans ,sbsh Ssaw afs from anes
Ts liver se 9as fs fss ssai ts eaasl Cairo
1sls ~ sfs oPIsas 2R s AisSe et eeh
n has ~ z a ap %sr 1 Rass And
ssng ,es I'll the docks Asr she coes Oft she
rRs ne III lass Ss sIsans is q
~ - ator yesterday aad ioasea toF heohlA , a.o
TO Tha Cairo correspondent writing under date
sT bs river came Is stand last evening esd has since
he s lassl sss Ss h SslssSa ssSa is y
Iilinais took looeo sarksoi corn from
w9as Ne Dasotah cane IN from Cincinnati WIN fair nip IN
aii avinE about ignt @ iesa Il reslpprg
~ gsg fhaa ha1ece ass VIII leave ew Orleans night
's ns asr coutsaa the boat to load and star
Fssi2 e. as coming by railroad br
afe nes es evening M 5isOg
Il in coa,men d witch through the nignt ana l '
III + a beeI aining hard with prospect Of more rain
true Aenf7in for aLdsonci The hne ana reg
acci, messenger packet Acadia, CAPT. Jos. siiie
seem commander and Mr. a. Dupuy elefk isaNss @ =
elves o'clock this morning for DonaldsohYilte anu
tho coast r,,. st.,,,ch
J has Iato,irche for Laf0aache N Fhe staahc1 =,
the weliappeinted passenger paeKe iiaoufche' y y
sordi A. Dagss, commander, and Mr. ~ Latapie, "a
pasi leaves ar s o'clock this evening for Laionrehe
n his RI N. Poa5elt for Forl Addnts.-Ihe regulaf
yasi fayorite messenger packet R. Y. Powell, CUP
,,sp.s Hano. commander and MIR. Aleee Grass, q
aid leaves al S o'clock this evening for Fort Ao
and the coast -, o,,s Z.
ara ia messenger packet Rapdes Capt. j. G.bo
- COMMANDER, and Mr. Ghas. j. garsioWs =
Leaves at o'clock this evening for Red RIVER
ss GIaxiYrae4 for Vdaksburg The elegant, aee'
nasss f;rseiass passenger aud United Suites man pa
!. -. : se ehaymer, Capt W. O.. Wilson, eommander,
- Y Mr. Richard Holmes, clerk, leaves a. eioef
J ! Up a . evening for yieksburg and the Coast
a,a', Queer Of the West fof
cle'ass aasket Queen of the West, Capt. JOS scott
si . maser leaves at 10 o'clock this morning fer
Y pfllse @ Louisyllle and Cincinnati Mr, M hcSulleug
g ,sss4 se,. charge Of the Office
cfaidsy Sis7sss3i South for Pitts6arg The elegant
: tassns well appointed passenger packet sunny
CAPT n Richardson, commander leaves
O'clock this evening for Pittsburg ana
ants mediate landings.
isg ser D. G. Taylor for 81. Ioitfs~sIhe stapnen
d. g. Taylor Capt Lnunshary cofnmandeT
at 5 O'Clock ths evening for Cairo and 81 i4o
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