New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-06
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Wednesday Morning. Nov. o, lsbi
The weather yesterday was SEASONAL le, with tn
warmth Of June, somewhere IN between r. zee
morning aud evening. @
Business was soiaew hat better than on Bloniay
although ne cannot say Il was active s IN
The steam Moro Was sold last Saturday ~ sir
Murty ahe price paid orsher vas sss5 eo---cash
y She sssin.ended for Red River, and fill be nnaei
gthe command eEs CAPT. Geos sweney
me Natchsg and Republic both EFT fer Mem
hhis Will large trips. j,
farI,on 4 dan. 0aitri3an viii be found at the
D landing tls morning. nom Hemp for
reuslfn trip. she leaves ositiyely 70 morrow
everiiiig. carrying ihe great 3. mail to Nicks.
( burg. =,
sIss,s i. Il. psredud and Vim. Ne Morrison, both
rom Mani ills, are due and they win leave
\ asasa on Saturday, on ther return trips.
Ths Picayuns Noa3 arrived terday from Qpe-
and VIII positively leave tomorrow even
I'LL.
The Memphis Avalancheof the 4th says
he river opposite this point is falling quite 10.
mildly, the decline during the eighteen hours end,
I'LL All dark last evening being equal to 20 inches
Business ut the landing, on Saturday ,swas brisk
and there was al unusual stir at the legee yester
day. The weather Vas cool and pleasant.
The condition Of the Arkansas river may be in
ferred from the following from the Little Rocf
State Gazette Of the slst:
The river is extremely low, with only twelve
inches on the shoals above this point and htteel
inches heIow There was no arrival here from
Napoleon far near two weeks until yesterday
/ The Tahlsqnah was aground q short distance pc
A0W seven days, when the Alamo took OH her Cargo
and brought Il mp, The Chester Ashley came NJ
PING gln ne where ss Y noW lye
hing u turn APP She has on board lot Of Coy
ernnHnt stores. n ~ NY ssss 1sFs 4
De Soro BoR BAYOU SARA, The fast and splen
did s s. mail and passenger packet pe Seto, Capt
NJ. B. Baraneps. commander, and Mt. a. Dupuy
clerk leaves ats 9 OIL clock this morning, Tor a
i coast landings up To Bayou Sara ss s..5S &
Il IHERv HE i an BATos RoUGE. The magnificent
passenger packet IberRle, Capt. 3. r.. Gross, COM
smander, and ME. Alcee Grass, clerk, leaves at .
O'Clock this evening, for Baton Rouge, Lobdell's
stofes, and Intermediate coast landing s.s.
81 EzfPsRE PARISH FOR THE LowER GoAsT. = The
meat passenger packet Empire Parish, Captain a.
Grant III, Commander, and Mr. i. Bayhi, clerk.
leaves ut 10 o'clock this morning for all landings
Oh The Lower Coast.
Il MARY It. Toa AFouRofIE.- The superior pas
aenger paekst MARY ls.s Capt a. Dngas, contnar-
deF and MI. Eugene Latapie, clerk, leaves for La
fogachs ana All intermediate coast landings, at 3
o'elock this morning.
1t ERA NO. 5 RoR RED ri The new, neat and
very Light Gaught passenger packet Bra 30. 3,
Capt. Ben b. keunsl commander, and MIR. Ed.
clerk, leaves ats5 o' clock this evening for
RAJ river and way landings.
Il RaERuek ron Red RIyEa-The neat passenger
packet EoehHck Capt. ]. g. Courts, commander,
and Mr JAS ~ johnston clerk leaves at o'clock
this evening for Red river. Il .ssy.
fagAND DIXIE i Oh MEafPH The large and eom-
forSabie passenger packet Grand Duke, Capt. Sam.
Applsgate, commander, and Mr.. Ferd. VI Cellos,
elerk leaves All ofcloek this evening for Memphis
and way landings