New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-07
Hin @rlfans Duly Crescent.
SATURDAY MORNING. JANUARY Z, 1850.
asiurr islltflliatlltR.
Tae weather. ~ Bsssiness Hensras Views
day, etc.
s,arssrss ofzsfss. No. 70 Camp street. Z
s y atarasy. Jan. l. tsso

Tho weather yesterday was ANYTHING but plea
SAM. 4twss cloudy, mssrky and chilly Toward
evening It fuodefaled some litties and before w
cfasrd orr report rain commenced falling.
There was no unusual degree Of aciivity on tn
xesee. There wefe a number Of arrivals; at darl
hessi landings were pretty well filed nib.
Among Sthc atvivais WA fise Bason Macon packe
q kase I1aie. She Wax soNnfartnnate as to be rangh
in fllc Bav9n biz n fssii of sie water. All hand
looked as thsMgh they had fired we'll, They bcas
uf having ilsd d good siiae limiting galna boinl
plenty She brought down good load OF cottoi
and number 81 passengers. Capt. Morton re
ports plenty of water IN The Bayou.
The Flora Temple came in from the same see
tion, With 4 fair trip. She was minus enc Of he
ehnneEs, which led to tie inference that she ha
been -bobhng around Z among the tree tops.
We learn irom Eicksbufu dispatch, receive,
BIZ Mr.. r.. Il. Smith. THAI the Arkansaw Trayele
Win he IL port Today and leaSe again on Tuesaa
The fne louisville packet reytona viii be at til
landing thismorning. Sle leaves aE@in gu AIendxs
Mo learn from our Cincinnati exchanges Of til
list That the steamer Lone STAR, intended for lib
Trinity river, had arrived at that port from Pits
burg md would leave that day for Galveston
Texas. The Switzerland WAS to leave on the sam
day, in the Express Line, for New Orleans an
was to be followed By the Daeotah, from Pittsburg
Capt. w. W WithenbnrY has purchased the Wig,
for the Red river trade, and was 10 leave with he
for the South on the evening of the 3ist.
We regret That by an oversight part Of TIL
memoranda Furnished us hi one Of the pilots ofth
ueiFe c0pY'' written lib beth sides of tile paper
sa that they DO n0f always think about looking n
theHokher side.
We are informed that night before last d cottor
bale fell upon two men, breaking the legs Of one
of them We did mt learn the name Of the un
fortunate man. or the particulars
I4sulssf1s pss 20 r MT4e afses Is filling ai feet
ish gsss s. ss sss and 's ies Il pass on The fails
pre- ~ r. M Gather esarund cold soutll.
lsouls. Iss Tbs steamer Armenia iusded with ril-
e 5i II s,, I III " VINE "al'hs 's c
ne A. ss fri makes u The pier
zss ss sssn esf aH fan
ers as,s ead aai eIesr ycs.er
as a sa iss' S ~; nss n ssar
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The wraisr has beeae clear and turned cold
14 re- . VIZ I. g fssse s hard ~ iass nss
fsss wstr % d. hsnis "i'h '~e''e
Leuls nss sss river sese slant four achss in the
aea ending lsst essninE giving total rise "
s an G .aas, 4, nj, - !; i
Ing 7I4 Ssssier tos NC pasi ys hss bssa msdeniSa
Ana ;he ws tcsf aad pheasant
sa i 81 ss u Hin NH q ri nS y se
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e M NH n ns
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sraas .inrf I'm II. ", t;s ". II
for az Ioyer caast lsp ss o''''s - 4 oiosA
81 D.. Jr.. t6,- DoaaIis9ass;ge The regular and
r,; ia =, 1, and
handler M p Hnmiar aIsrt iii sa cg,a,
evening ntf o'clock for DanaIdsengie and inter.
nediafs, iatsitngs. '' '''''
Crosse Ttte 5or Ra,t9n sara. .Tbe erase Te,e
Is lie regular Bayon sar n ~ Ill srsn,g ,u !,
sclock. Cant. i. Mctyaoid i,.ler MI I;eorrs
Wilkinson, cierk. "a =
Goldca 1ge foy .fspx Adams shonId ma NJ |
INV esros f ,Ia M I'M, N Fnrt Viii, ,ams ~
any point ntermesiate or ii sending Freight there
to sley can do either. As he linn Tafrulr nanket
Golden Age, Captain ~ Mccomf. Commander.
Mr. II Dnubar, clerk, leaves this evening at /
o'cIeek.
Fora Temple for Bdcss Rires., Lotcey Tensds |
end Bayou Macon, This evening at o'clock the |
SAFE. regular. hglfdraft packet Flora Temple, |
capt. Y Gwartney, commander Mr. H. McChes-
rs. ~. sease or III aeesssioe points on
Iten ApoNs hamcn Streams. Ing opportunity to 20
z. sana snoasa ri @ allowed e pass nnimprosed
os 10y. snapg 4 VI h y Is t1 ~ 4
RI na w, fos. eAs..s
M ieiSdea that
au
& +. saie ~ ieIapie PACKER
a,s .lls ~ oeioek Tor
II .psa anu atesedinIe points on bayou Macon
s = morton y the
sApeaieneea ana allentive commander OF the deck,
"a 81. = ~ = ~ c'fge o. tae once
~ ana iidee
49, sAni eteiiihs ~ = eioch Tue regular,
y , peket minnesota
III ", 81 Nv ior Eioyd ana
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sas 5sa5i: III s s,f,
sks0 Jca l50f new, ilgh-
L 81 sAce'aehl pAcSet po!lle cpp WIZ leave
~ 7s1lhs ny O'CLOCK Inr Point Jefferson and
penis IN bnui river. Capt. Jas. n.
taaas. E9ninaiider. Mr.. Al. 81 Dunlevy, clerk.
q: Y. aigifae fo,' ouaclsita Risef The popu.
"a sal II ame reabie packet K. ". McRae, Capt.
III, ~ III. ieuin, commander Mr. +. Al. Fiorer,
sl =, = ~ eafe .his evening at 5 o'clock for Tren-
aan rmeuiase points on ouaehiia and Black
igefs.
Itsttigtt for 0unchitd Riref. The travelling and
hipping public aFe reminded that the excellent
afe and substantial packet Twilight WIFI leayet
vening All : oclock fur Camden ANA intermediate
.ninss Dill Ouachta alld Black rivers. Capt. Join
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