New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-19

VIII connect regularly hereafter with the Era No.
for al points above the raft, and with the Fleta
for Jefferson. She leaves at o'clock this evening
\ for Shreveport.
The inc new passenger packet Tigress will be at
tine landing shis morning ready to receive freight
for Mem Cairo and all landings on the Ohio as
high Is Wheeling.
The Capt. Gould. left Louisville Thurs
day for this city.
The Memphis Argus Of Saturday evening last
says
There il p foot rise pereeptbIe since our last re-
port. The Indications are that It viii continue to
rise, as there is great amount Of water to reach
here yet from the great rise in the upper Mssis
sippi. The weather Is cloudy, with an occasional
shower There il but little activity the wharf to-
day, notwithstanding ii Saturday whichis usually
d rather brisk day on the levee.
The sirnonds cleared for the Crescent City last
evening
me little Rock tArk. Gazette ii the 9th instant
says
The river was at d stand yesterday with about
three feet water in the channel.
The weather has been quite cool and frosty the
earlier part % the week but turned warm Thurs
& day, and rafnad heavily yesterday forenoon. and
was stilI cloudy when we are making ready for
press.
The Nashville Patriot Of the 14th says:
The river commenced falling yesterday. There
are ahOHt " IeSE wafer Oh tn55SSH
The Louisville Courier of the 18th inst. says
The river continues Mt a stand at this point, with
Z nine feet two inches water in the canal last eve
ming BY the mark. On the falls there were seven
feet tn inches in the pass and six feet two inches
over the rocks. The weather has turned cool,
quite chilly and cloudy, with indications OF ice last
ii might.
At pittsburg at noon yesterday, The river was at
stand with nine feet water in the channel. Al
rise may be looked for in that quarter from the
are rising
There were fully nine feet.water on The shoals in
the Cumberland day before yesterday. and rising,
with The departure Of the Swallow and the II. D. |
Bacon far the Ohio river. The Ed. Howard left |
Nashville for New Orleans, and the Gen. Anderson
departed for Cairo.
1he Weathcr yesterday was cloudy and cool |
with repeated attempts at showing during the day.
At ittshurg last night. the river was nine feet aud
stationary. AT Wheeling, twelve feet and falling
with elevenfeet, and falling, at Parkershurg. The |
KanaWla ii failing, with six feet from Charleston
IL the mouth. Here Che river Is stationary. There
ID eight and d half feet in the canal and six in the
steamboat pass over the falls The Lower Ohio is |
Fine ravigabie order There is eight feet in the
Wabash from Terre Haute to the mouth.
With moderate offerings from above, freights are
Offering more freely for st. Louis and Arkansas
river. With fair trade for Cumberland river.
and fair offerings fcr New Orleans, at the following
. rates:
8 Near Orleans ~ hisky, 81; Oil, ST. 10: Flour
55c. Pork Ii &: Bacon, III hhds. 3ttc., and other
pound freEhta 35 TO 4lc. per 1905 Lard. in bbls.,
kegs, etc. SOC. per 100. Horses, $l2 per head
Machinery T5c. to 81 per 100 lbs
NE are indebted to the clerk Of the steamer L.
w. Roberts for the following memorandum:
Left Shreveport Saturday at 3 p. M Louis dor
arfived and left same day for Hurricane Bluffs
Met hecnnfte at Nv Gfayis; Passed Comet at
Grand Bayou met D Soto at mouth Loggy Bayou;
Sfarlinhf ut Cabin Rev; B. 7. Hadge at Pre- anx
CIeres Rurton at Montgomery; Vigo at Eahnun's;
Salla Robinson at Grand Bend Grand Duke Mt
Enrlin's. at o'clock NJ: RaDides at Niger
q I'nirt ~ NJ SHARP at luniea; Milton Relf two
miles above Bayou Sara.
AeARsA ron DoNALpsoNyILLE W The splendid
passenger packet Acadia Capt. Jos. Vincent, com
mander, ara Mr. A. Dupuy, clerk. leaves at 10
O'clock this morning for Donadsonville and the
coast.8
II IsAronReHE FoR I.aFouReHE-T The staunch, fleet
and regular passenger packet Lafourche, Capt.
Jos. Daiferes, commander, and Mr. j.. G. I1banc,
clerk, leaves at o'clock this evening for La
foureAe and the coast.
" TEXAS FOR RED RIVER The fine passenger
packet Texas, Capt. G. W. Stinde, commander,
and afr. p. "a. Ofviss, clerk, leaves at 5 o'clock
this evening for Red river. The Texas il swift,
staunch, and has the finest passenger accommoda
GionHs
CoBsaEss FoR RED RIVER The elegant and FASH
fonahIe passenger packet Countess, under the
popular command Of Capt Geo. T. Wilson, and
with Messrs. u. II. Bayless ana Jos. Gollopy,
clerks leaves at $ o'clock ths evening for Red
river. in placeof the DoubIoon. The Countess has
been sharnughly repaired, reprinted etc, and en-
tars She trad as regular low water packet look
ing all bright Is possible She viii remain in the
trade asf long az there ID sufficient water in tile
river to keep cattle from dying of thirst. Remen.
Ser the Countess.
a. r. GAREoLL FOR REp RIVER The shipping |
community and passengers for Red river are eau
toned not to forget the important fact that the
superb passenger packet D. n. Carroll, Capt VIM. |
kilnbalI soEnmandefs leaves.at5 O'Clock this ever
ing Gov Red river.
H. NE soRERTs ron RED RfFER-Th magnificent I
new pasaeRger packet 7. W. Roberts, Capt Ben
\ p Koans commander, and hessrs. "A Martin, I
AND " t3onpere, clerk, leaves at 5 o'clock this
evening sar Red river. The Roberts is a regular
@eehlY lnesda packet and goes and comes with
the most perfect regularity Her accommodations
for passengers are unsurpassed; while in the per
sons of her officers, travellers will fiad the most
accomplished gentlemen, as well as experienced
and prudent steanboatmen.
NIcEsHuRGFoR FIeksBuRG- The splendid naclat
leaves punctnally and positively. at O'Clock hi.
The Yicksburg has no superior as first-class PAS
aenger packet. In speed, staunchness and popu-
laIisy, she i also unexcelled. Captain Richard
Holmes, commander and Messrs. james p. Smith |
and s. MeYay. clerks, are all efficient and expert
ereed steam boatmen, ana genial gentlemen
Col. T; H.5JuDsoN FoR TIE AGO. The fine pag
senger packet Col. a. r. Judsop, Capt Chas. Ford.
solnmaadsr,and Mr.. G. Stancill, clerk, leaves at |
o'clock this evening for the Yazoo river.
400 FoR YAzoo RITEis- The new and regular
/ passenger packet 800. Capt. j. s. Wallace.
commander and Mr.. B. Il Powell, clerk. leaves at
I p q CLOCK this essning forths Yazoo river.
AuToeRAr Foa LOUISVILLE The elegant feet
aad regular passenger packet Autoerat, Can't I.
y Durham. commander, and Blr. 3D. w Halliday,
leaves at o'clock this evening for Louisville
ma intermediate landings,
fit II. hoRRIsos FoR ST, LouIs-The elegant
passenger packet y b. bf. Morrison, Capt Jno N.
BosiHgeF commander, and Ressrs Copeland and
Ksrfs clerks, leaves at O'clock this evening for
laira aud 81. Louis.
Sheridan, aselpIar, ygit and s;sendthvift. being
gannsa hy tailor 10 pay at Least the interest on
1is pill answered that itwas mt his interest to pay
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