New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-11

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hs Hss I ,s na Witt IS s i 5b The
WAssliHg r se Il gt l2 cst IT.
H &c Il ss sass a lie n seasea pas
over he Falls Tho Wabasis isins slowly There Il fs
,o KY! .sae r. w sugeSs +, m
hsre & N eet nd on lie rapids there il IS water The
.inoss i s falling but there II sgn % N se
Mn sisn ~ T rs arsans X s In Win only feet
sia, entirely
IN ,b es II assation above Wes Point viii IN ali
81 syspepaa aslaF sese aa M n Los %
considerable rnisrasisa sard-
The following We extract from ST. Louis papers
4 ~ tho IN, instant !. ~ Sl
,ars III N s, fast faa
81 liz Taps sd ir stage above II Il now falling above the
Missouri VAC Ii detorabs coalition SIM when The last
boas down aud breaks abindant The rise will
g Il feared tI,a, te aisori viii be- worse tias
81, NJ VI 7 ~
TIE Illinois i falling will Of water through to La
ILL., Spread has laid IN ut present She Will not proba
bly So eI again until the Tune rise coming down
Ihe chippewa WI, e VIZ nes ana tsy VII tase up very
Ths dhsnbers II aFe IN son sad GOOD condition and will
eas as e 1ssg en vsi the
sti rlsing When n srliyal a ils shoals
ma p FL aIen b se zen, X mat ~ ssna
aer MANY icusiss fairly so over what should they meet
s Il M @ ~ IS s M ss
The General has hui small rp his time not stopping any
pach ~ oe nsfe OH
regular =, day !. 40,
Ire LouisSiile8 Tourney ls g lne ~ says
The river yesterday s so Hoy tallinsmaheat an inch IN
BY is mark 1t dusk Ihe weather was mild clear, and very
warm The whit shing from inc South round 70 the East nd
1 esi,as s.. .sii. -, -.
a,aas + nS sesay s az ssf water and
Tia Ma,anb;s #puIlat;n ~ tta oil, sau..
" e B s spo sse ss are beW Cairo MI III
Louis and The water aboat At sssnd The A5hsnsas we
ieen inches thence to Fort Smith We have nothing further
from White river.
Empire Parish for Lotrea Coast. This morning
at 10 o'clock the safe and panctuai paeked EMPIRE
Alcee Grass clerk, will leave for the Lower Coast
| landings.
T,,ca.; n Ee,,,,e,. M, pos,o,, sa,.a rt,a ~.
n,ass r mail 70 nscet r Kanp e
Il = NJ Il NJ,
,ean cierk ieayes "A 1 n;ciaeE ths mornina FIR
] the above and way landings. .
5 ,-t5 81. ~, T,.s.577 40
u na, NJ
pas,s, clert X ,cinnl mi. o,,a,;,,.r co.
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u 'tssoi nv, ~ .
Il Aaad0sl ifet, Jof flea 1leoef..Ihls evening az
lne sa,e and feilane
PachSt Mlitol nei,, oap.ain onaiiss naii, Goh-
Mt aa Mayse /. ~ says Iar MIN
ssny rsstos Jo1 Iezas ~ bd3oa Mdoon.-
t ING ngls-dIait passenger pacAeb amy fuiton
Sapt .. Ia1leP, cohnaausr, hessrs. Jones ana
Seaton clerks, leaves posllveiy az 2 g CLOCK Inns
evening, taxing Ifeignt ana passengers Tor all way
/ iaiu'iss'
isdM zones Tof Oesdchs'a iseoef.--Ihis evening
a. . O'Clock tae iay OF passenger packet Paul
i Jones, tapf; frank Keeling commander, AT. T.
". Gnappei, clerk, leaves fors Camden ana way
I've as. " ny Iau
e = y, W nsas aus.se pas
ss.ss's -. - ~ s''i anu Sesase sioi. passase.
Eof Ai,Rdasds Ht6ef.-.fhe hne light.dra II pas
sengef steamer southern Flora, Capt Wilson, COM
aaer, aeaNes ,or arkansas river and all way
i"iu''se eA's a,se,,ao ~ = J =. 7. y.
Iagonsdr, U. D. Mai Packet, for Memphis
Ihe tast passenger packet lngomar, Capt. j. D.
Clarke, commander, Bob Gibson, Jr., clerk leaves
posltyeiy ~ O'Clock .hls evening for Memphis
ana tne pShas cohne sss Win the railroads for
an points NORM ana FAST. PASSENGERS can pro-
cure thIols asAsss Ky appiyns " y. II. treiigh,
sgeAe, unae' wy Saet sea a losei'
81 Chancellor Passenger PACKER Tor Ionasufte
magnificent passenger packet Chancellor, Capt
Sol. Mathon, commander, Mr. d. Y. Foster, clerk
leaves at o'clock this evening for Memphis, Cairo
and Louisville, ana ali intermediate landings. TIT
Chancellor IS one OF the most popular packets OF
the river, Win equally popular ana enelenf ON
GERS: Her accommodations are first class having
an elegant cabin, large state rooms and an excel
lent table,
4 Argyle for Pittsba1s. The well.known passen
ger packet argyle, capt.. ". Ebeft, commander
Mr. D. leopard, clerk, Leaves at o'clock this eve