New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-24

CRESCENT OFFICE No. 20 CAMP STREET,
Wednesday Morning, April a. 1861 )
The weather yesterday the sky cloudy anu e
streets and levee dusty, ,S
ps;ness Io eyb;hted nm Improvement Monday
transactions was not active the landings The arrivals
as will be reference TO our marine cohni were lar "
number; while departures were not remarkably numerous
embracing only seven boats foowS Empire Parish and La
surche for the Coast Dor Grand Duke and Milton
ReIf for Red river EckShug, for Nickshurg and the m
pc,ia for ST. Freights, in Of the trades continue
in csn supply and several boats will be added to
The list Of the laid up"
Imperial displayed beautiful Confederate States nag
yes,erday-a flag which, bytheby, is daily becoming
fashionable at our lSnding- long may it wave
landings we'll filled with BOATS dark last
ing.
Tie Red packets DeSoto Salle Robinson laid
yesterday. We learn also, the Gachia Twilight
had been put to rest in that stream for the present
Shreveport exchanges of the 18th inst
Old from the late heavy rains about
feet alo5ing excellent navigation and from Shre7eR
At pon-if anything slightly
fanghr will undoubtedly afford fair navigation for al least
a month longer
From the Upper Mississippi; and nearly all the tributaries
hear of resets while Memphis Vcksburg and this POINT
The is booming already. St. Paul Of late date
| says:
the river, since Thursday morning and to dark last even
rise at he rate Of inches per hour So rapid The
MjS,issiPpi at this point is nnpgeedemted m ,,,n.
with deep when the thaw sut rain
ca ill., without any prpect Of aattsen at the ss wr!e
waters Of the Upper NIissfssippi. s''0~
In relation The stoppage ppoviions for eSout AT Gin
cinnati recently, the Enquirer says;
onr # the Of "Pp9HTs he
shipment of provisions had been stopped owing to the
s 9~ %hn s
viii be nads BY The citizens it
| forward. This may be relied on.
| The Louisville Courier of the 18th inst says:
The river still rising with fully 10 feet steamboat water
stt During tie "a hoT the river 2 risen d
| the season.
The Cincinnati Enquirer of the 10th says:
T5s v Tbd d s ws 4 na p n @s With G
enlty that Pedestrians coSl get along Al Pbn last night
1iysF WITH y fee fi" p
T Tsa ! Get @ c nss S hs and mfq hs still
last TO the buildings the foot of in street. There
as Win ght offerings P aSoys frsshts ar sfin
Land and Arkansas iveTs and Only moderate offerings and
TRe s. Goai Re spt GG@ o e 10Th
he river here is falling slowly According to City Eng
at 10 0c0fk @ t q h
inches above water mark
ss The 1tT Sat full Tera
j. feet eater the Loee Rapids Upper Mississippi and
Z o"
81 CoTTes ron BAYOU sAR4-The new and elegant low
eng pqeks CGttGn Capt.
this morning, for bayou sara and the Coast.
FULTON FOR TESsAs-Then light draght pas
packet ANDY Fulton Jacob Hazep commander
leaves O'Clock this for Tenas and Bayou Macon
u. r. CARROLL RED RIvERThe fleet and very regular
passenger pscke d. R. Carroll Can't William hnbal,
mander, leaves at O'Clock this for Red River.
E1EASGR FOR RED RIyEHThe popular packet
CLERK leaves at O'Clock this evening for Red river.
W. BURTON RED RIvEE-The fleet and very fine pas
Senger packet W Burton Cap F. A Biosat, commander,
| leaves at o'cicek this evening for Red river.
PAUL JONES OUACHTA The iabIe favorte pas
packet Paul Jones' Frank Keeling commander.
and Mr. LAWSON clerk leaves O'Clock this evening for
| the OuRchita.
COMET LAKE BlSTENEAu-The fine passenger packet
Comet Capt W. NJ HarFeil commander, and Mr. T. j. Reeder
clerk. leaves o'clock this evening Minlen Bis
teneau and int mediate landings on Red river.
JAMES JOHNSON NAsHvnLE-The fine regular pas.
senger packet jams Johnson Capt Jess Joh son,
man1er ard Mr. F. G. Moss, clerk leaves o'clock this
evening for the Cumberland river
JoHN WALSH CAGR0-The regular pa senrer
packet John Walsh Capt Geo. W. Gable. Mr.
A. K Moore. clerk Leaves O'Clock this evening for Cairo
and interme Iiite landings.
HIAwATHA FOR ST. LoUIsThe popular regular pa
se"ger packet awaha, Capt H. G, Ca commander and
Mr. o. L. brigham clerk leaves O'Clock this evening
| Cairo and ST. Louis
| CLARA DolSEN ST Lous-This new and magnificent
passenger packet having those qualifications speed
comfort and plend which class passenger carrier
should possess, leaves TO- Cairo ST. Louis This
evening Capt W. T. Dunning commands, and Mr. A.
| art is the clerk
AUroCRAT FOR LoUIsvLLE-At o'clock this evening the
elegant et and packet AutOcut
Capt a. B. Dunlam, commander, and Mr.. Ed W Halliday
M Lon iSyIp