New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-02
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Saturday Morning, Nov. 2. 1851.

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eKsscrw4 OFFICE No 70 eanr srmREr,s
Yesterday opened cold and dismal with black
ard threatening clouds filing the heavens. Night
before Inst a severe storm of rain and wind came
III IN the early part Of the night, which delnged
HE eity with great quantity Of water. Dusing
tks night the steamer Music parted her lines and
dristed to the other side Of the river She did not
EshstFs any damage, heweser. Some two or three
steamers ars now due and we suppose the storm
has somewhat delaye them. s5 EN-
The Ferds Kennett, from Memphis, and the News
Boy. from Black river, came IN yesterday and are
nov receiving for return trips The former leaves
on Monday and the latter this eveSng, 60.
The DonaldsonYille packet Acadia has changed
her hour Of departure on Saturday to l2 o'clock
M. She Will for the balance of the season, leave
here every Tuesday and Thursday at 10 a. M.,and
on SATURDAYS at IN M sssS5 $50 Il
Eislness was dun on The landing with the exeep-
sioh Sf abont HE gangways OF The fasorite Mary
3. Keene. che Tas receiving rather lively, and
win depart ~ Mezaphis with 4 good trip. : !.
g. The Memphis Avalanche Of the 3Ist says.s
The rivera this point has fallensesen and q half
inches during the twenty hours ending at dark
last night There is but little watsr in the Arkan
sas. The report from Piftsburg and Louisville ia
that the 0hiois falling fast.
The weather Yesterday WAS clear and pleasant,
and business on the leEee eYinced only moderate
arnount of activity, except about the Grand Duke
and hatcher.
The departures yesterday were the Mears with a
light trip for Vicksburg, and the Natehez for New
Orleans with fine trip Of passengers and freight,
including $50 bbls- -four. There was quite crowd
at the levee last epening to see the Natchez start
The Il. b ss Hill left for Columbus in the Govern.
The ". n. Morrison, that has been Iasing in the
vicinity OF Fort Pickering, came up to the landing
yesteFday preparatory to entering the Memphis
and New Orleans trade. Connected heretofore
with the 81. Louis trade, the Morrison il not
known among our people as her merits deserve
She ID one of the best of the famed railroad line,
and is splendidly furnished throughout Capt.
Newell, an old iavoifts ID Tie trade and one ofthe
most careful of hoatmen will have charge of her,
and nobody who has travelled with him viii seek
other canFeyanee. The Morrison will leave for
New Orleans on Saturday. ss@ :
AiusIr FeR LAFouReHE The fast weekly pas
senger packet Music, Capt Jos. Dalfafes COM
saander. and Mr.. a. Richard, clerk, leaves at o,
o'clock this morning, for Lafeurehe and the Coast.
81 EXPIRE PaRTsH ron THE Low R CoAsr- The
NEAT passenger packet Empire Parish, Captain A.;
Grant, Jr.. caInIaande and Mfr. Il. Bayhi, clerk,
leaves at 10 o'clock this morning for all landings
m che Lower Coast,
ACADIA ron DoNALnsoNy TILL The new and SUI
pefior passenger paeketysAeadia, Capt. Jos. Vim
cent commander, leaves at IL O'Clock this morn
lngg for az coast landings up to Donaldsonville. ii
fEERvILLEsFo FOR, FoRT ApAsds.--The fast and supe-
Tior paek IbeFsine, Capt. &. r. Gross,
commander, and Mr.. Alcee Grass, clerk, Leaves at
O'Clock this evening, for all landings as high as
Fort Adams. X VI
GaLDEN AGE FOR FoRT ADAMs-The large and
superior packet Golden Age, Capt a. S. McCrin-f
dell, commander. and Mr.. Z. e. Frindren clerk
leaves at ecloek this evening for Fort Adams and
intermediate Coast landings.
News Boy ron BLACK AND OuACHIT4 RfyERs-
ahe yefy ligbts.1raught passenger packet News
Boy. Capt. Len Moore, commander, and Mr. John
T. Hall, clerk Leaves at 6 d o'clock this evening for
the above and Intermediate landings. d
" INDrAS No. 2 FOR RED RrvER-The very light
draught passenger packet Indian No. 2, Captain
I'm. d. Sleade, commander, and Mr.. Charles T. +
Reeder, CLERK, leaves at O'Clock this evening for
all way landings on Red River, going as high as
Alexandria. 81 = s5}3
4 H0MER FOE RED RIvER--The passenger packet
l!pnsr, Capt " IN Withenbury, commander, and
All. James Nv. Parsons, clerk, leaves at O'clock
n tiis evening for He'd river.
IL ERA No. ! ron RED RIvER--The new neat and
very ight draught passenger packet Era No. 5,
Capt. Ben B. k0nnH, comma der and Mr. Ed i
Burk, clerk, leaves ct O'clock this evening for
Red river and way landings. 81
Ell LAYoURcHE Fen VIcRsBHRG The laet e. 8. mail
and passenger packer Lafourche. Capt. j. .. Brown
commander leaves at s O'clock This evening for
Vicksharg Natcbez and all intermediate landingss
Y Macy E. KEENE. n AssENtER AND ExfaEss P ACK Er
ron MEAPHIs To3pAY.-The swift and magnificent
passenger packet Mary q. Keene. Capt. W b.
Richardson. commander and Mr.. j. Ne. RenshaW
Clerk, take her evening at o'clock
for Natchez, N cksbnFg, Memphis and the bends
Ehe keere is one Of the most complete boats, in
VII her appointments, that runs ON the river She
il possessed of every requisite for pleasant and
safe trip. Passengers should apply for rooms
early to-day. Al I'd s.tsJ: