New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-06
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The weather was mild yesterday, with strong
insieasions Of rain. The dust On the lsYse " be-
coming Nuisance. s8gg q t a ss tss
Business was brisk. THE Gen. Quitman had her her
load engaged before 8 d clock yesterday morning,
and left Last evening her GUARDS 70 the water
The w. NJ. Morrison arrived yesterday morning,
ana before she hardly had CONNER need 70 discharge
shs was engaged fuiI, and was receiving last ail
day. She returns this eTening, /, Il aty.
Az freight has become plentiful, Capt. Perry has
been induced to start the arkansas to Memphis,
and before night she viii have her load engaged.
She leaves this evening. PIC
Tfs splendid j. 4. psrgoud snow Giving, and
leaves fos Memphis and the bends morrow even
ing, positively. NJ
The Louis b Or win be- found All The landing this
morning. Sheieayes for Columbus and Memphis
tomorrow evening. s9s q
prrrsBuRa, New rs. River five feet six. inches
and rising. Weather mild, with fall of snow.
LouIsyILLE, NOV. rs. River falling slowly; six
feet eight inches in the canal. Weather seleady
Mercury 81 degrees. 81 81 81.
The St. Louis Republican of the 27th says:
The river here is slowly; rising In the twenty
four hours ending at 10 o'clock Al. N. It sWeiled
inches and was then 2 feet inches a aeoy e
WGt1E tsAs $3.50 =
tbs chHnnel of this river out 20 GaiTo ss
The Memphis Appeal of the s4th says. t4
Tile river is falling Slowly BUSINESS on the land
ing was brisk yesterday 4 The weather was clear
and cold, oyercoats and good fires in request.
4 JoHS a.. (JgaTEs Fox BAfoU sSARA-The CTS.
mail ana spaendid low pressure passenger packet
John al. Gotten, Capt. ". b. Baranco, commander,
and Mi. a. Dupuy, clerk, leaves at 9 o'clock A. d
for the above and all coast mail landings.
Macy e. FOR LAFoUBCHE.-The fast trisweekly
passenger packet Mary T., Capt. A.. Dugas, com
mander, and Mr. Engene Latape, clerk, leaves at "
o'clock this day for the above and all interm
coast landings. fs3lss
Z INnIAN No. 2 FOR RED RIyER-- The very light
draueht passenger packet Indian No: 52s Captain
Vim, 81. 6leade, commander, and Mt. Charles e:
Reeder clerk, leaves at CLOCK this evening, for
all way landings on Red River, going as high as
Alexandria. $4 fs.s s5s ,4s Ran 44ss,s Ii, 5sss
RoEBUCK FOR REn RIERRs--The regular passen-
Hi packet Roebucl Capt. y &c. Courts, command:
I'll, ana Mr. James w. Johnston, clerk, leaves ut 5
o'clock this evening for Red river sg En- al
WI. an. MoRRIsoN FOR MEAPHIs The famous
VIM III. Morrison, Capt. I. II. Newell, eomnlander,
leaves ait O'Clock this eyening for Natchez, Vicks
burg Memphis and the Bends, connecting with the
railroads BIT Memphis and also with packets for the
Tazoo and Arkansas rivers. The Morrison is with
ont doubt one OF the most elegant and desirable
passenger packets afloat.S MFR. Il. T. Woods ia the
clerk of this splendid packet, and the travelling
puhlic viii find them most gentlemanly officers and
pleasant companions. Don't forget the W. NJ
Morrison leaves positively this evening at clock