New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-23
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800 siutA sltttlal9st
..-- - -, 4. = 4, :. s,.,.,r.,
Monday MafniaT, Dec 2, lssL
Dai1ng the fore part 81 the past week, tne wea-
tiler was clear and warm. SINCE Inarsaay tass,
] we nave had rain and cold weather. esteraay,
y was cloudy ana RAINY, WITH lndieations tnat ~
VIII Commune 81 n
& ~ me week ensing friday noon thete y sfs =
aeing one iess man tne pl .,s
Ese receipts % these arrivals are 1. - 'oiloNs
Sugar is1s1 hhds., tcs: ana spps. 1Aolasses'
obis as cons; pIans sooo
6ss1 saeks hour io.74Os nay, hsos p' .es,
iaTa, g tcs.:and Dds ana lao sess oa.s 49,
asiss ana SACKS posa.oss' Asss
" III, ~, ID Mia
~ ~ enre The CITY
ace 49, - s - ,ss faat
has risen one 1901 SIX ana y heH nlns iees
u sbslow high water mark. s7
- ys.sinass DARING The mast week has been marked
81 M coast packets arriving
with full loads, and the Yickshurg and Memphis
packets leaving with large trips. There has not
heen 3 ,nsA left here during the week, either for
.,at n. -. ,sa,,
Aethpnis " y siias nas nus Se.'.
led To refuse freight, and the demand IS hkeiy 10
x.onfini,s The departures on Saturday had good
go. a. S.4cbsz aud f,oldan Aost for y;cls.
ls s1as, ~. ~ asNi4s1 49,. ~ 49,
burg. the J. r. Pargcud, National and Parallel for
Memphis, were loaded to the guards. The w.
{ 8arton. Frolic and Judah Touro ali came to the
X 80 c..,,.z ~, 49, f,,l II. j., o,,,,r.a
lial1s ~ ai hs1e IN iss'us
The burton left fer YicksDurg Yesterday. me
II sae saas ~ ~
19hro Gin aiso tsase esotoay hot
The Era MOI from Red river and \. y. hane
or Attakapas, having been detained on account of
foe fla III arrive il time to leave on Saturday,
III III -, 81
: ~ -
ana y. ", peEts Ifpn1 EYE. Auanis ~
all due yesterday morning, but on account OF the
fog, We suppose. they were delayed. They will,
however, be found at the landing this morning re-
sceivine for their return trips.
i ''ss7 .1 s5ls
~ The ~. Louis Hep pican 81 tne III says
EarinG the twenty -four hours ending at l0o'clock
81, ny ldYsa sMslsu aAa a. sa
"a 1a,a rass bs fna;s
s o a.a IL panris and anray clear If
Il MAJ z asss "a swsii;n l;ttls T5era i mt
5 IN in,,a nlv
~ ha'nr
Civ The water III the upper rversi is so low that
We can expect very little more steambeating this
i winter. unless rise of considerable magnitude
sshoala take place immed iately. The Mill Boy,
hound down the Missouri was aground Of Miller's
afs ter - Tns fass ~ tsr The steah,ers
d. s - 80 = 1900 4 S,ass1tta Iiisnois iya,
I wars siso aoro,s5 there The steamers sam aty
M As III III m sfea 4, Yesterday and tok hoa
Il Of some Of the mortar boats and started towards
Cairo with them.
The Cincinnati Commercial Of the 9TH SAYS ~
.,, IT. MI
Weashef conlihues mo an asa spIahg nhe
spring tnah ihteE. lhs EisI Y tf ~
t Is also rece ding, but fine navgable order The
fails sre nagigable for steamers. The Tower Ohio
continues in fair Yfgable order.
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Y All FOE ~ iass ",
III =, a. Z, u
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esciveh esis Wy toI lts ala ~ nAlsi
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~ EAuREr HrLI FOR Bayou SaRA--The fast and
large passenger packet Laurel Hll, Capt. s. Heno
commander and Mr. Geo. wilkinson, clerk, leaves
Il AZ & O'Clock this evening for Baton Rouge Bayou
sara and all way LANDINGS a
800 /. :. 3 M. ~. =, =. 49,
AsA 9. i FOB LED hlVEa.Ih 70, IgnIrdpaIs pas
senger pa cket Ers N9. gspa onas y baTs.oW
sla ~. v eisr y
river onnectirip at Alexandra with tie iIgtdraft
packet Era No & for ShreY eporf. ! 8 saa n
T 80. Fl W ~,
iss FENCE OF ~ ALEs FOR MEMfHls;,-ihe popular
passenger packet Prlnee 81 " a,es eapt. as. Lee
commander, ana Mr A.5sfs roger, cieIk, leaves
lor memphis ana me Bends az . 9 coek tnis even
,7 IT'D
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