New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-09-04
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T,Er. a TxgryT EMIT COLUMNS
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Business on the levee yesterday was not very
active. The weather was pleasant, with a light
sshewsro 81 rain during the morning. sSzs
The Louis Dor, not being able to get of yester
day, will positively leave this evening.
Among the arrivals yesterday We notice the
Mary =. Keene and Louisville, both with good
trips. They are both receiging for return trip to-
\ Memphis.
The Reehnck arrived yesterday. Her officers
report Red river on stand.
We learn from u Memphis paper shat our friend!
Capt Ed. ]. Booker, who for fwenty-one years!
has been steanboafi1g ON the mississippi river has
associated himself with Mt. G. Snither IN the com
mission business III Memphis We wish them every.
success. M sa 43S4 ygs.s4ft 4
4 n the CEN Hodges will leave positively tomorrow
cvessing for Red rver and connects with the light
draugft PACKET Comet. g'St tss ~. 4
IA correspondent OF the Cincinnati Commercial
writes that paper from Cairo, under date of the
18th that the steamer RsIand, from st. Louis re-
ports all quiet at Cape Girardeau and Commerce,
Mu. The Ryland met the gun7boats 10. Tyler,
y Capt Rogers and Lexington, Capt. Stembel, under
way above Commerce, destined for the Cape.
The Louisville Courier of the sIst says:
The river was still falling yesterday, with feet
70 inches water in the canal, "a decline of 4 inches
at the head Of the falls The weather is clear and
much warmer than for some time.
AT Cincinnati the river had fallen is inches yes
terdsy. 1t was also falling at Pittsbnrg, with Al
feet water in the channel
The river trade is getting as dull as usual with
only two little boats at the wharf yesterday.
At Evansville, Ia. it is equally duh and inactive,
the Charley Bowen being the only boat plying to
n Cairo, the Sam. Orr having been suddenly with
frDrD5 fhe Can thaE Eve In
tell what has become of the Sam. Orr 5s
The Memphis Appeal Of the I'd says
The river opposite this point was rising quite
/ rapidly yesterday and The day previous.
Business st The landing Saturday was quite
brisk. The weather yesterday was clear and
warm.
The Ohio Belle eand Cambridge arrived from
White river yesterday, with seven companies of
Col Grants regiment The Ohio Belle left for
White river again last evening.
The S. 81. Tucker arrived from New Madrid yes |
terday with frstTate trip, including 500 sacks
Corn, zoe sacks and Is bbls. -four 100 sacks pota-
toes and 100 sacks oats according to our Young
4 friend Marsh Tayler. The Tucker will return this
me Fred. Notrebe and Little Rock, from Arkan-
sas river. with troops, are expected here to-day.
Capt Dick Love the hero Of Manassas, is at pres
ent in the city.
FEkD. KEsNETT FOR MEMPHI The large and |
Z superior passenger packet Ferd, Kenneth Capt |
4 %. H. Briefly, commander, and Mr.. W. S. Harper |
CLERK, leaves for pIeks6ufg, Memphis and the
Bends at O'Clock this evening. 81.
ACADIA FOR BAYOU SARa-The fast @. 8. mail |
passenger packet Acadia Capt. Jos. Vincent, com,
mander, and Mr.. a. Dupuy, clerk, leaves al 8 |
o'clock this morning, for all coast landings up to
Bayou Sara. e5E5 - =.
LOUIS Don FOR MEsrHIs--The splendid passen-
\ ger packet Louis Dor, Capt Cheney johnson. |
commander. leaves at O'Clock this evening, for |
VicksblEg, Memphis and way landings Her pas |
seenger appointments are OF superior order, and |
nothing Is wanted to add to the comfort and enjoy
ment Of passengers. Her table is always spread /
with the raresf contributions of the MARKET and ne
already great popularity of the packet. Mr., r.. a.
Gregory is in charge Of the Office and is ever at.
tentve and nntring in promoting the pleasures Of
ne triP 70 passengers 30 for Memphis on the
Louis D'0r this evening. s$ r