New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-27
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Tbnrsliay, rs sspsefn,SsF 4 1859
The steamer Newsboy arrived in port Yesterday direct c
Red riycr From officers gathered some nermaca re-
,ardng The present stage navigation in that tributary me
Iefl Alexandria on Sunday last and reports Decline
ii water ii that point the Fans Below Aiesspd1a
there was thirty inches The river at Shreveport at
latest accounts, recedirE
The Rcd Csef oa ouachits river, reports that stream as
stationary she sseended 10 HarrsdasNtg succeeded in
getting fair lsaa of cotton. The southes Flora was
hard arnand eyan oai aid DIS Burlington At one q ne
Ths II III ssnaa,oas, from the Sends aTed with 70
bales ofcsttou.
Tie departures yesterday were neagcr TIE James Battle
Flying clend New Uncle Sam ard Moro efsFSeea Tue @ out
side Of thu looai packets.
TAe weather eontises deeiSedy waFr BUSINESS rsnsse
tisrson fla levee remain active.
~ steamer cara Anderson ST. Iauis the sd
INST To VIM NJ Morrison r. l.. Me6ll. Meteor and Fort
yyss ia Esd ans 2ah for Market The Meteor
has on beard Missouri be offered fer sale IN
she southg
We learn orr Westera exchange taa Capt VIM P. Eai-
sAy Pacific has Termed copartnersp With
Msssrs Grs Of Cairo, for Tie transaction Of forward
ing and; eaIa,nission business.
The Il H. Eenneit and Hanns7l for ST. Loas arrived at
Memphis the 2sa The T. G. ESchel and anResaha on
The 24ti.
Boars puEwar Eagle Gladiator, D. G. Taylor and Aieazo
Chiia from ST I.cuis and st. Gocd Cincinnati.
The Sunny Side teft Cincinnati Sunday last for This pert
with ions freight The AHgcsaxon was anraanced 10
depart on the day following.
new packet National sss launched from Kings ship
yard at JeIeFsonvile. Ind, on Saturday.
The James johnson mary days have elapsed viii be in
stated in the Meuiplis and Nes7 Orleans trade.
Capt Jacob Hazlin of lie Andy Fulton writing to
ms from Rochester, Pa thas he will be amongst
long make known publicly, that the
Andy Fulton sill be rnnated in the Tensas and Bayou Macon
trade, the opening Of MAJ igaton.
I,u1svILiE Sept 2Dnring The fortyeght hours ending
Tie river declined three inches and there was but
feet inches in Ike canal last evening The weather
cool, and little wlnGS.
Louis Sept river since our last report has de-
clin rather and still declining slowly last
hardly over i've feet Eao. 70 Keoklk Capt Harris
ports only That all the Grey Eagle drew
ye she rubbed bar. The Missouri i falling with
only below St Joseph The Upper Mississippi, be-
low Keokn falling The Illinois is the decline and
there Il considerable difficulty IN navigating it.
Lasgd Hill tor Tort tgaals-The large and comfortable
packet Laurel Hl Capt. E. Gross, commander Mr.. John
Hart clark leaves this evening O'clock for Fort Adams
and all Coast landings.
Era No. Ter Red RreyIhe Light. draft, well known safe
and reliable packet Era Capt. Kouns commander Mr. J..
W. Johnston clerk VIII leave O'Clock this evening for
Shreveport and intermediate points.
Rsa cEf No 2 foF Daaeha Riref--The regular packet
Red Chief Capt john g. shae, commander Mr. O. H.
Koan clerk leaves O'Clock This evening Harrison
burg intermediate landings the 0uaeta Black
rivers.
Hsasraaa, Railfe1d Lie PacEs. Jeg 81 louis To.Bag.
The elegant favole passenger packet HaYatha Capt
f. Dix commander, Mr. o. l. Brigham, clerk, is reeev-
ing freight for Memphis Cairo, way landings
aud VIII lesve this evening o'clock connecting Cairo
viii the Illinois Central and at ST. Louis with the 0a and
Mississippi Railroad for all points North East. She has
spnd passengers competent officers