New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-15


sEnce ostg tsaid Over lssasf-
ssssB III tiau asssst ygee1x-- Change IN ahe
W ssass sssr@ dantf Hzana-4- River Matters
asaTt ssres To-day, sta. =
.1yslrn 10 "a \; 4
Asaias Ifosnsns, April II. 1851.
NJ nshar fnr tho past two days has been
Vol ld sA6 ihvi goTating.
BssssNess nr saturday was only Moderately brisl
Id se the arrival being slim and freight
( seafcs. The departures embraced the Empire
Ras5shs afanrthe and Golden Aga, for the Coast;
yane NE s, fer Attasapas; Andy Fulton, fol-
1Tenaas g. Pargaud and Twilight, for The Qua
elsta Grand Duke and Rapides, for Red river;
lSatchez, for yicksburg3; New Uncle Sam and
\ nv Iag fer 81. Ionis and the louisville, for
lsonaville. The .. OF swnn laid ever until yester7
slay ara tho Starlight Desoto snd b Il. Hodge,
fos RCD river, aud Inc Arkansaw and Lady Walton,
fos tie Arkansas postponed their departures till
to-mafgom. Tlse arrivals since cur last, and the
natIi,ssesss, ii be found under our marine head
Tbs III TiFar steamers at this port for the
sSeek ending FTiday noon lust, numbered Is. The
81 the leading articles Of staple produce
HIN Mese arrivals foot Up a. follows Cotton,
hales IL 5s2 sugar, bids and bbls., Ash molas-
ses bbls, 1895 tobacco, hhdss, ltas; fonr, bbls.
OUTS sucks. $3.50 pork, hbls and tea. 576s beef,
Nssla and tes.5 $3.50 bacon, casks and tcs., 1872 ];
Hard, os and bbls.. lard, kegs, s622 rope,
coils whisky bbls., 1926 hay. bales, 1921 !;
hides, I4ss,
IA change viii be noticed in the advertisement
0s shs yea sara Mail Line iii to-day's Crescent.
Tha Acadia takes the place of the Crosse Tete,
leasing here for Bayou Sara egery Monday at 5P.
6 aad every Friday at 10 a. NJ. The Iberyille,
place of The Laurel Hill, leaves for Fort Adams
and ediate landings every Thursday evening,
ana tle Empire Parish takes The day and trade Of
! thr Acadia, leaving every Tuesday and Thursday
trornings A. 10 IA. n. for nonaldsonvile and the
coast The Empire Parish Will also make d regu-
lar waaEly Trip 70 the Balize and lower coast, leav
ma hal every Saturday at 10 "A. Ar,
A eon ventionloi the Captains Association motiat
ssyiaeialiasi an the 10th inst.
I Iite 5b Louis democrat says the Silver Lake
was coHe suaing la angag cement to take two hun
drsd VIVA slias of Government freight DIP All
lganSas zlsar ~ Fort Smith, We don't believe
thRt sight VIII aver reach is eonsgnees.
Elle Hazel Esll, from Cincinnati to Nash
yies strusk rock as she was descending the falls
soH Sa tgs5l aY ana commenced filing with water
rapidly We learn from the Ledger that she was
laadea ia ths NsN Alhsny wharf, and that strong
FoFc engaged to unload her. AIT a late hour
Sssuraay evening there was about siy inches
zrass In her hold bnt there was every prospect
tlias 1t sFouid ~ kept aaoat.
Ila Memphis Appeal of Friday last says:
Ia river continues rising fast. The weather
SFasl ard gloomy but for wonder, " did
met 1ain Bnsialss vas not very active. White
EiyeF ted oanh full, and rising rapidly. The
Itasc glas reports the Arkansas rising an inch
ara d half ait cuF. wien she LETT Little Rock. The
arrik Als apd dep artnrss were From New 0reaGsi
foE Ss Louis, Clara Dolson, q. A. January and
Maria Henniug Nashville for New Orleans, y.
Woods ;SS Louis foE INV Orleans. Champion, ~.
YEaFners New Orleans FOR Cairo, 81
anhds.
} ghs IS. VI. Louis Republican of the 10th inst re-
geftsG:
y Iae Mere II Using. In The 24 hours ending
at lan clock yesterday morning, the swell was I0a
inches tIis river ssas then ID feet Il inches
ahpze IeM WAFER mark iii December, 1866.
llg ppsr rivers arc aiI rising slowly. The Illi-
neis EissF ii eliloSsipg its banks.
Tbs pper mississippi is rising slowly with All
iaat on aha upr and feet on the lower rapids II
Ihg Missouri river is rising slowly Hith5 feet in
tLg ollHIsnel from 81, Joseph down to the mouth.
sisinsss is Siiskson the leTee. There were "a
arrival All yesterday and those fran the upper
nv ll6d iall trips pf produce.
lalin Naf1er came down from the Illinois
glze vi 9500 sacks of corn and other produce,
ps lssg Orleans. She SGT herload ~ Bath.
Iha steamers Alanzo Child, Henry Won Phnl
slld iclsa farmer seft FOL New Orleans with full
.GFsees.
sTlla Ilonisvile Journal Of the 10th says;
Ills river ii rising at this point, with feet L
in lis canal last evening, The weather
Fas elesr MA elsnoy yesterday, with light rains
lusifg tae gaay
itsahufg At nDpn yesterday the river was
Using. iii til d .fsst Id the chaIlnel.
liaeu1efi, at The safae time, the river was /
having fiysn feet The previous twenty fourI
telegraph from AasIyille Yesterday, we :
3a5ned tEiat the Cumberland river was rising 4
als}f IN Z I ieet ON the shoals. I
silVAEsss V ARSON Fen PEARL RIVER The staunch
I'D sgtIar steamer Robert Watson, Capt. A 4
les commander and Air. n. w. Luke, clerk,
'asss t4c New Basin at II d clock NJ. to-day for
ast tlgaf.
s' m AEoURdIi Tie very fac and reg.
ssnages packet Mary . Capt. j, ]. Brown,
ogansa aId I.atapie eerk, leaves atl j
'slssal ii ay3 fin "a fourche and the coast.
n ei,lA sFoIi p Ypu All The splendid passen-
al AleSet Acadia, Capt. Joseph Vincent, com
laiaei aiisi AID. Dupuy, clerk, leaves at s s
'esoFi His evening foT Bayou Sara ana the coast
81 Aisfotl zen lsEp RtsEl rhevery regular !
d popalaF passenger packet D r. Carroll, Capt {
NJ h9aits leaves at o'clock this
veAing ior l.sd river. I
aiEssTs, lETH PARAtiIEL RoR THE ARK NsAs 4
ho nopular, tauneh, and conmodous passangerl
aeket hirty With Parallel. Capt, Levi Chapman,
osnslaaasl, mid Mr. Isd. g. Carter, clerk, leaves
* Eiock ts evening for Arkansas river. III
laatiue rfeIllgelgtf. Il
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& GaEsgxsr aEsirz, No 10 Camp Street, | b
Monday Morning, April 10, lS6l.S /