New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-25
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carsuasr nrsrcs. No. 10 G4nr arRrEr,1
Moasay Mofniag. March rs 1851
The weather for the two days past since orr las
report has Seen clear ana pleasant, with the excep
sfen 0f tha early part ot Saturday, which wa
sleady and rainy Business on Saturday was ac
siss on tha ls8ee, the departures being large an
fseights III most of lie 10 wer trades active nh
number 81 arrivals for The week ending last Frida
noon was 81. The receipts of staple produce pc
Ehsse arrivals foot Up Is follows cotton, 81, 81
aAIss suga e455 hads. ana bbls; molasses
zoo bills; tobacco, 1881 hhtis -four 1852 bbls.
wheat, 26os SACKS; corn $50 sacks oats, Is, s2a
pork, 92f bbls. and tes. and 1856, 900 lbs
Til IaBiis banan, 1865 sacks ana boxes; Lard, s24f
tcs and bbIs;; whisky, sl4s bbIs., and 1857 bales
IEs3 officcrs of tlie steamer Grand Duke, which
arrived from Red river since our last issue, report
e that the steamers Era No. and 5 had again re
susned operations, and were expected to arrive al
EhFesapo from above the raft last Wednesday.
Heavy rains had fallen in the Upper Red river
sountry and there Wa q small rise at Shreveport
N scar 4. Wells has been raised, and was al
" port last Tuesday Capt. Thomas Moore
ID have the Moro up again in short time, and
~ her down to this port for full repairs
igo, Elesa and Saliie Robinson were all at
y Shssseport on Tuesday, and have since gone on to
Jefferson The Fanny Pearson, VIM. M. Levy,
II s.. Johnson, Fox, and Era No. 6 were all yet
aboys the raft, wait ting fer d rise ID the river.
THO Evansville (Ind. Journal an abolition con
earn, has tie following fing at The flag Of the j.
Il. got han
Tls LouigVie Courier says iiilss al lie j. A.
Gotten was getting gea6y to start on trial trip on
ednesd day last, \ beautiful flag. the emblem of
the state Of Louisiana, was fang to the breeze
from her iaeksstaff 1T was Il present to Capt
rom his friends in New Orleans. Y is il IT,
,s AaEsnd ~ Capt. Hooper carries d secession flag
From his jacl- staf nat hss boat man paove
fitalle She certainly commenced her
88ss aresr under fhs wrong fag.
@ y to he hoped, that all true Southern steam
A6atahen when necessity takes them to Evans
bear Id mind the above pious wish Of tile
afronize ii literally, as they have
been Ia tlle habit of doing. As for tie flag uf
Ca pt. Hooper carries at his jack
ska eads He opine that the Louisiana eolors in
were entitled To as much respect as III
shoHa ~ Ole hag Of the nonseeeded States when
Aeassng Tie stan ef d Cincinnati or Pittsbnrg
v FL lisSefty.
Tha 7ncal inspectors at Cincinnati have taken
seposisiNns IN the collision case of The Goo5v
Friends and the South Bend, ID the Mississippi
slseve some time since. After i careful
examination of all the testimony, they attach the
1Ianie to Edward Patterson, pilot on the South
Band at the time 81 ths accident, and have sus,
gssHaaas his license AN II pilot for three months.
Tie eniPhis 4 ppeal of the 22d inst says: |
l'hs Fger ell#six inches yesterday. Business at
ceIa soualsss and auDny Tfe arrivals and Ie-
pa we're From Red river for ST. Iorlis tbe
SoutsWe Nsw Orleans for St Louis ASlrfatic +
':las alsntgonafy CINCINNATI for Arkansas river,
ia ess Oh eans for Cairo Illinois
MeN FAeans far Cpcinna III sTastmoreia1ld: Cin
Glanssi for New Orleans, Euera Id St Lon;s FIR
New rleans, dno. arner.
late number Of tie Cairo Gazette has the fol-
A hsil WA giyan to the Caroites by the officers
2l5ls memphis Packet eompany'a new steamer
Belle Mn her Hate trip down. 1t twas q
seDldsa s&ooa his, and gave general satisfaction II
sae VIA Add py wa of qualification that Captain
ht115sley and Jim Tschaai understand the manner
0f doing things up aatisf actpriy at all times.
aR aAlhe new AZ arfshoat of Messrs Gsraham Ha1li
slay y RH be delayed ia fts arrival here A
lew Gays longer tbaRswas anticipated We learn h
sgo5a them that II vii be ready about the middle
Of next weefr
tlse lieDs of readers Te give the dinen- rs
Ea1ta af tlis monster which are ~ follows: "a
tyefgth feet breadth over sil Is feet depth
Of bold III feet; Il feet clear; sides and ends Ia
Iasss bottom, inches top; Al bottom, timbers
y hi ln. fts7Ssy NJ
,opisviIle Courier f Tue 20th says:
Tjseti still failing slowly at this point with
Ter ln THE canal last evening feet In the f.
sleahan9as sss ~ faiis and feet the rocks
u sWeat her was eiear ana pleasant.
tts burg noon Yesterday, the river was fall
y VI K feet water in tie channel
IN 4Ae cincinnati at the same hour, tbe river was
tsyefaf5Efour hours,
Nha st fsolis publican Of the Goth says:
Tbs iyer Il ahout ata tienafy. The upper rivers I
sEsi sasssias ssIIle condition, exceut3 the
pissE " said to he rising slowly.
The Illinois river Id il excellent stage ana fhara Ii
ieet lA tue nhanpel of tie Missouri. a + i
y he her r as cool sterday but ii became
ApEA sgnlll towards evening, and commenced rain
gas live on the leFee, with a large
mount spf Tonnage in port.
sin cipnaf Enquirer Of the 10th says 81
N sEa yesterday was clear ana pleasant
are HI Pittsburg Tie river I'LL
ssllElfs. Wit feet " aterscant The channel All
y nsaligg and fa with 8 feet and faliinr n
7 e lsaFag lia falling with
las reeeaed II INCHES during the last twenty four
.9slTa here Is IS tin tie canal and q feet in
fe pass oyea tho Falls The Lower Ohio
" A1Ask1 SiA mere teGt
X ssfasli fl,pin Nineellnes TO the mouth.
e SAesa hiAlYt 81 OIL. 81 10 Flour,
pcs Fla cons 33Gc., and other
snuea hrsighsss 35 a. 0e. per- 100 Lard in bbls
,egs etess a!cs per l00 Horses IL per head III
AeIiEaHry, 7Sc.G 5Sl
Macy 4 sEoa IsaForR CHE The splendid and regel
laF passen packet Mary u, Capt ii j. Brown,
ana Mrs !. Il. Richard. clerk, leaves
: 'eaoeki y 70 day for Lafourehe. Y
ssEassn Iars ron Bayou S The stauncf and
9lsual' steam Crosse Tsfe, Capt. as Bieoued !,
ofstasT Coo. NJ Wilkinson, clerk, leaves
e e'clpck this evening for Bayon sara and the !,
tass. : !.
4 AsgY XVI EosF FoE AND Bayou MACON :
lsa t'llss sseager packet Andy Fulton, Capt. 4
seab fazlep d. commander, and Mr.. ~. i. Hsnil.
IL sslerk, leases ct clock this evening as
beyes ssS I
- 81 AgE BisTEN The staunch q
Asasngc1 ps eses gonley, Capt ri D. o,Neal, o
oIaftssansi and Mr.. ]. O. Paxton clerk, leaves 3
\ & o1elnsk tAiz evening sor Lake Bisteneatl and
I'd river.
lsEgossTE ROE sED Rtsie- The elegant passenger h
seket assposnts Capt. N. lthenhul,y com. ii
SANDER ana MEs Jas Dart, cIerk, leayss# a q
clock this evening sor Red river. pl
n HILL FnE The ataunch and non. s,
Eaf cket Il, r, W. EIill, Capt. n. Il. ID
commander, leaves at Is O'Clock this eve q