New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-17
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Wednesday, Morning, July N, 1851. i
The westher yesterday was decidedly warm
% VIC ieves the heatwas intense.
Busiaesss We may safely say was inactive. The
" only arrivals ne had yesterday was the Acadia
fsasn Bayou Sara and The Louisville from Memphis
The latter boat left again yesterday On her return
X srip. 4
The Alonzo Child left yesterday with a hne "trip
\ of freight and passengers.
The steamer Gatahouls was sold yesterday to
Messrs. 3. 81. Request y CO., by The Sheriff. The
price pa a for her was $4,000
The Memphis Appeal of the 18th says:
The river opposite this point is still declining
b Mater mark.
Tha Ohio 1T Isouisvills was On j stand at last ac
counts, with thirty inches water 10 the canal. At
Business at the landing Saturday was seasonabIy
bIsak, and the weather yesterday was clear and
warm. s35 5#s3
IHe Louisville Courier of the 18th instssays:
his river WAS about on a stand yesterday, with
inches water in the canal BIZ the mark
TAA weather has turned suddenly eeol-quite cool
\ hi ths season, with two heavy showers Of rain
about neon.
Az Cincinnati the river had fallen couple of
inches yesterday, and at Pttsbufg it was rising.
N7sh three feet two inches water in the channel.
The Cairoites are getting sadly out Of fix and
out Of confidence, AS well as fresh meat and pure
Whisky, and have all sorts tof rumors. From the
following extracts from a letter, it viii be seen
n that q war vessel Is threatening them. The Daoo-
tab has also been heard of y
There are reports that large gunb0at Is an
chored Some ten miles below us. The scents are
said to have discovered it late last night but as vet
nothing Is known as to its character and intentions
u is ascertained that the steamer Daeotah, which
passed here last week from st. Louis hound uD the
Ohio, and was stored with provisions, stopped at
some point ON the Illinois shore, nearly opposite
Padneah, and discharged her cargo the clerk of
the hoat going into the latter place and collecting
the freight bills, and the cargo was afterwards car
Eisd To- Padueah on q ferry boat. The facts, as
Gem Prentlss, and should the Dacotah come this
4 way she will be called on feran explanation
AGADIA FOR BAr0U SARA THE fast and SUI
perior passenger and q, 81 Mall packet Acadia,
Capt. Joseph Vincent, commander, and Mi. a.
Bnpny, clerk, leaves af 8 o'clock this morning for
q above and way landings. \
@ FLETA ron REp RsTE R The light draught passen-4
Eer packer Fleta. Capt. q. B. Goyne commander
and Me- NJ, Johnston, CLERK, leaves at SO, clock
this evening Tor effersOn and way landings.
HoMER FOR RED RIVER THE comfortable pas-
senger packet Homer Capt Sam Apologize, com
sEanders and Mr.. Ferd Y. Geilos clerk, leaves at
5 O'clock, this evening, for Shreveport and way
landings s3s3s.
t3Es. j. 10. HoDGEs FoR RED RIVER The new,
swift and immensely popular passenger packet
ten Hodges leaves positively this evening at 5
O'clock for Red river. The Hodges is asplendid
boat md fagorite packet in her trade, while no
more competent or agreeable officers could be
found than Capt. NE, S. Sleade, her commander,
and MT. g. z. Rsedsf, her attentive and efficient
clerk. slzs5s9=