New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-09

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fssr the Southern 1arces--D epnrttires To-
day etc.
carsarxr orrIcs, NO 70 "a w Street
Saturday Morning. Marcel 2, ls6i.
The weather yesterday was windy and cloudy.
About tie close Of The day severe gale, accompa-
Y;esilby Il perfect tieluge Of rain naugurated what
III tss present writing appears settled rain, Bust
ness ora leysa yesterday was inactive. A very
lsrae tonnage ii Id port mo less than fifty boats
remaining atthe landing after the departures last
evening. Freights continue dull. The up river
baais Issrtietla II left with the small ignres on
si.eir aHes marks showing above the water. The
dapastures " ege not numerous. This evening
Iafra isbsr F boats advertise to leave in the va
yioua trades
The fssle pacKet Gen. Hodges arrived from Red
riysf Yesterday With q fine load of passengers IN
srludiiw Mrs GOV. Ticbefs, of South Carolina, and
j her mother Mrs olcombe. who are en- route for
charleston The Hodges leaves on her return to
Il ReiriFer next Tuesday.
Tha III ganf aeket j. r. Pargoud, which leaves
I'LL felgck this evening for the Ouachisa. She
Ia Ia freight for all landings on Bayou Barthol
alaew with the privilege of reshippng on the
HIGHT draught and stauneh steamer Red Chief No.
3 asiti which she VI i'll connect regularly in future.
B The Twilight arrived from Camden direct. yes
4erdav with d moderate trip. Her officers report
the auachita still falling.
Tile ~ apoleen / Ark.) Planter says the Misss.
irpi and Arkansas rivers are both rising very fast
+ al that point, and fhe latest accounts are that
slesvy rises DIE still coming doWrl-so we may ex-
,ses III NV tile strergt Of our levee this spring.
sssa W4 learn that the Cotton Plant has been pnr-
chased by some planters On the Suufower river,
for ST She recently sunk In the above river,
n Ill n eli condition she new lies.
f agent of tle Southern Congress in st. Louis,
chartered iile steamer H b. Bacon to take full
cargo at provisions for the use of the army South.
ii portion Of the cargo isl 600 casks Of bacon 500
tieEess lard and the remainder Of the six hundred
Sons Is made mp of -four and corn. The Bacon left
For Altern the Sd inst. To- get her load, and will
take ii up the Tennessee river to Florence, Ala.
RaBERr W ATsoN FoR PEARI RIrER-The staunch
atld popular epger packet Robert Watson,
Il Cams Al pierea commander, leaves the Magnolia
Warehouse, New Basin at 5 O'Clock this evening
farspear1 river.
EssrfssE p AiIsTI FoR IsowEH GoAsT The regular
and fina passenger packet Empire Parish, Capt. A.
Grant, hi. commander, and Mr.. L. Bayhi, clerk,
leaves at 10 o'clock this morning for the lower
eoast
I3AFolERss nm ron IiATouRcHE The fine passenger
glaohea I'D fauFehe a. Dugas commander and
Mr. Isbanos clerk, leaves at 10 o'clock this
morning for fourche
ACADIA ron Dos ALpsosYH.LE - The fine pas i
e aenger nae ket Acadia, Capt. Jos Vincent, com
anlIaef, and HI. A Dupuy, clerk, leaves at 5
5cIock His evening for Bonaldsonyille and the
coast.
EIgA HUME No. q ROB ATEAKAPAs The stanneh |
and light draught passenger packet Picayune No. |
4, Can't Fl. # Broad, commander, and Mr.. Geo.
Ispve 1r., cerk, leaves at o'clock this evening /
sor 81 ttaEa pas yia RI aquemine.
tss,fDEN AGE FoR u oRT a DAMS The regular
sud fayorite passenger packet Golden Age, Capt.
w y. " chilling, commander. leaves at clock
This eYeIiiDg for Fort dams.
s@ D0ILIE KEng FoR BzGF RIVER TIE fine passen-
ger packet I|olie Webb, Capt Fl. A. Burt, com
raaa der. and Mr. u NJ stoddara, clerk, leaves ats
'cock this evening for Point JetEerson and all in
terme diate landing On Bout river
GRANp DUKE rot RED RIVER The splendid and |
regular weekly passenger packet Grand Duke,
sam. AppIega ate, commander and Mr.. +. "
6seIlos. leaves at clock this evening for
Red river
RAfInEs nor RED RrvER--The superb ana fleet |
commander, and Mr.. Cd Rarstow, clerk, leaves
at 8 u oloek this evening for Red river.
asgA Not FOR 0UAGHITA Ri YER--T The very light.
Hraag ard staunch passenger packet Era No. II,
CAPT. Len Moore. commander, and Mr.. Ed. |
elafhs leay 1T & o'clock this evening for
Camden direct.
+ N3sTTp AL ron THs OuArHl1as The new, light
sila CANT ssengef packet National, Capt.
n 1
clerk, leaves At d clock this afternoon for
ahe aclita
u. i r 2aGouD 5FoR THE 0EA en- This master
piece Of marine architecture, nnder command Of
Sssa III. oha nj Tobn, and With Mr. I'D, G. Phelps
II charge n The office, leaves at : o'clock this
evening for the 0uaeliita.
d eAEz FOX yIcEsBURd The far-famed and
peerless Natshez,3 Capt 4 /. r. Leatiers, COM
1naslder, and a Green, clerk, leaves at 8
s'casscE tAis evening for Vicksburg and intermed
ate landiags,
IN Azoo Fnfs ROO RIVER The new and elegant Il
passenger packet azoo, Capt. s. Wallace, com
anaader and Mir. B. u Powell clerk, leaves at s
i, clock this evening for X aaooriver.
N KEN EST FOE THE ARK ANsAs--The fine passer-
ger packet Key West, Capt. Jos. Brannon, com
a1arIsler, and Mr. Basket, clerk leaves at o'clock
sthia evening for the Arkansas.
IN IRTH r ARALIEI.FoR ARKANSAS RtgER-55
sElls staunch, Heet and elegant passenger packet
fifth Parallel, Capt. Levi Chapman, com
snaIdcr and III Ed. Carter. clerk. leaves at s
ii cluck this evening for the Arkansas river
REHUDIIe FOE GAIRo The fine and popular pas.
aenger packet Republic, Capt. a. Baird, com
saander, ana ~ j, Hanks clerk, leaves for Mem
pfiis and Cairo at s o'clock this evening.
d AalEs JOHNSON FoR5 Nasty The regular