New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-19
t-Frsrssr sssrtcs. No. 10 f,Asr srgREr, Z
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broathn Il rapidly approaching The eth north
hsoe2a Eafsing the dust in almost suffocating
cloadt5, rendered the lsyee decidedly dagreeable.
Business was dall on both landings.
W d letter received by ns yesterday We learn
that tlss steamer Picayune No, bad left Pafter-
sonyiilc on the 18th and viii arrive ia port tomor
row. ready Ii receive Freight for Achafalaya and
AttAka has md All way landing on the route. The
Ricx3uns MA fisn segalarls through the season.
Sic Aaa beca thafoaghly repaired ana repainted.s
dispatch received yesterday by Mr.. George s.
HAM Informs ~ that the steamer Grand Duke had
passed Grand Gulf, and Will arrive here during the
SAy She leaves on her return trip for Menphis
to.mdsro.. The Nieksburg did not arrive in TINT
e leave yesterday. The steamer Lizzie Sinners
left U Ae< place. with Tho q. S. Mails.
TIE splendid passenger packet Mary 81 Kseiie
arrived sestereay II tirne and leaves again to-day.
The Kaene DID not experience Any trouble what
ever on Acouans of lem wafer.
Mo Minnesota arsszed yesteszay, and wzil lay up
fsf zapaiss FOR Slew days.
Tns Hero reshiEped her freight on she W. II.
Ia7y. ssgSch boat leaves Tomorrow for Red river.
sFhe Moro viii Be docked snd repaired, and win
again N enter the lists as eainan. sn our ship
pfng public.
Rhs 81. Louis Republican Of the 18th says:
Mhs river III this pointsnantinnes 70 swell slowly.
ia ths fVante four hours ending atlark last even-
it roee 81 INCHES aiaa was still swelling slowly.
@hsTe III M feet full IN the chanael out to Cairo,
ana feet keloH Cairo, according to our last re-
YpDI'ts IYofn Shat quarter.
hs IliFos river il falling, with SO inches in the
y channel bui6w Naples. % inches between Naples
and Peoria, and 10 inches above Peoria.
The Upper Mississippi il reported rising by the
otliSexs S6f Sthe Hawkeye State They state that
there ARE sNinchason The Lower Rapids, and a
sxeetfual below keukuk. Above Keckuk the river
h. reported stationary
Tic Missouri river has lately risen q or 4 inches
from Kansas Down. The chief part of the rise ia
the Missouri. how ever. ~ Supposed to have come
from Grand Firer. When the Russell and z. G.
Tuts pissed down the river was falling, ana the
rise Will soon run cut Tie report is 81 feet full in
The elanneI from Weston down.
The WI y. Russell, after aischarging her cargo
from Missouri river yesterday, went 10 tho upper
end 81 TIE landing and has been laid up tor the
pressnt Cart. Mckee contemplates turning her
Ias aAos. +. INIT win also hold of for = few
business Ii very dull in the Missouri, and the
river is bad
7ha wsathsr continues Of the finest description.
i IS clear, cool and pleasant.
The landing Was pretty well filed up with steam
beats sfefday, hut the leFee business il By no
means brisk
Capt. George " Cable, clcrk Austin Il. Moore,
came down 10 tina wharf boat yesterday, looking
fresf and beautiful. She will leape for the South
on Thursday morning al 10 o'clock.
GAIko, iII.. Dot 54--The river at this point Il
SLOWLY rising aad I'D I'd Saturday evening Hal u
risengs inches.
The weather on Saturday was cloudy ana VeTy
cook
Yesterday was clear and pleasant We had A
heavy frost Saturday night. &
Business at the levee Is quite brisk, frcights
arriving freely biz river and railroad, INA being
shipped without aecom modation.
,ss' 2 ~ 49, ~ oliy sfee iet
Wsts1 pSlhS 1sp1lsssa az Shmbefland nar yester-
- 49, .ss, , ~ !" y q, nas NY enough
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il q ~ la Z laala ieea y
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,to soa.sslhe ior uaro Y snnk
Hi fg zrf sbe Il s,,a,ta.
81. ~ Il sIs = s a. pay ssna,
va zot mi IL dsmaeed condition aud fata NJ ID
Padacah BIZ the Minnetonka, where ii was left
Part of her passen Eers were brought to Cairo by
che Lady Pike and The balance BY the Tom Scott,
EhicA aisG brought PRE- a lof OF horses The Gen.
Aaasssoa ereasns oat ger crew.
Steamboat arrivals were rather scant yesterday
until evening, when haif a dozen boats came in at
ones, making the isEee look quite lively. Ill.,
The s y Perry arrived frem Memphis IN the
WE mere su haiea q cotton for Port
land, Maine. The Memphis got down from st.
Louis In The e7ening and added considerably to her
cargo
TAe Morrison arrived from ST. Louis at s r. M.
With al ina freight she wanted, drawing 81 feet,
and aeltfor New Orleans after coaling.
\ Thu IL III EAirehlla came from New Orleans on
Saturday with cut little freight for Louisville, and
tarHs baeE. She e new receiving freight, and I
caves on the arrival Of the cars tonight.
n The AHtoeEats haFlsg loaded here, left for New
Orleans last evening" drawing all the water in the
iyet.
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81, s ; 81 2. .y ]
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gs sy s ~ a1sss ~ WIN
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81, - - s. 'nn Maa " reaoy 70 go south IN
~, NE ss ss.s.,, 81 4,,,..,.. u L.
a 4 ...0 1. n says
Auc ifset plssats .n.s point Is st on the de- 10
ses ah iseleaA hha St franels there Is six feet,
~ III, i = p: LOUIS nve and half
ss al' s'4asE o s4a tAae oI two inenes IN twenty :
~ W hp11s: opper Mfsssslppl the Missouri
II ase Ihe 9hio 10 falling at IL
N.sn sexea ieet q tae channel and at
ssIkass vs. AeA ieef and falling. The 0howas
sss1S :aesMt5 op Eosite Ginclnnan on Monday also
= WEI toar ieet SIX inches IN the canal ST
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