New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-24
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Yesterday the weather was bright and hot
Louisville for Memphis. and Acadia for Bayou sari
were the Only departures.
Il The Ksene ii now receiving freight, and leave
) positively at O'Clock this evening for Memphis.
The Iafourehe arrived night before last, with The
Captain and officers Of the n. w. Powell. She also
had d small LOT of furniture belonging to the Pow
ell. Mr.. Findren, herclerk, informs ua that he
saved the boats books, etc. Capt. webbing has
put the sallie Robinson in the Fort Adams trade,
and leaves this evening attending to the business
of the Golden Age and r. ". Powell.
The Louisville Courier of the goth says: ~
The river was rising fast yesterday, with some
v seven feet water iii the canal The weather has
\ beer vet and disagreeable all day, which win
make more water. " gsssss u s .5sss rs
al Cincinnati Yesterday The river had risen over
I've feet but BIT Pttsbnrg it WAS falling very fast.
Ca0L The Iigress came down from Pittshnrg
Yesterday with a7tow OF coal for this market Thai
Ss very unusual receipt for the month Of August.
The Memphis Appeal of the 22d says:
The river il stl rising. The weather was very
warm yesterday. With flying shows in the neigh
hand. The Grand Duke came in from New Orleans
with 292 hhds. sugar, sacks coffee, is bbls mo.
lasses, 68 boxes Of dry-g goods, etc. She returns
Eo-na0TreW.
Music FOR LAFeuEoHE The fast weekly pas
Henger packet Muscs Capt Jos. Dalfares, com
mazder, and NrsJ, A. Richard, clerk, leaves posi-
lively at clock this morning for Lafourehe and
{ the Coast.
EMPIRE PARISH FOR THE LOWER COAST The
neat passenger packet Empire Parish, Captain a
Grant, 1r, command LEI, and Mr.. Il. Bayhi, clerk
leaves at 10 o'clock this morning for ali landings
on The Lower Coast.
& Allie ROBINSON FOR FoRT ADA9s.-The neat
and comic passenger packet Sallie Robinson,
/ Capt. ". Nd. Webbing. commander, Tin psceof the
Golden Age9s leaves at o'clock this evening, for
Fort Adams and coast landings. The Sallie has a
spaei0us cabin, comfortable state rooms, and is
under the control Of the most prudent and compe
tent staa mboatnen.
M LAFoURCHE FOR FIeESBURG The feet g. S. mail
mud passenger packet Lafourehe, Capt. J. J. Brown,
commander, and Ar. u. G. Courts, clerk, leaves at
5 O'clock this evening for NieksbuTg, Natchez and
Allintermediate landings.
RoEBuoK FOR REp RIVER. The neat passenger
packet Roabuek, Capt. r. Sleade, commander,
and Mr. JAS W obnstoni clerk, leaves at o'clock
this eyening for Red RIVER
s@ W. S. JOHNSTON FOR REn RIvER.-The light
aranght passenger packet NJ. S. Johnston, Capt.
y Sam ". Hanlno md command ers and Mr.. J u Com
PEREZ clerk, leaves at 10 oi clock this evening for
Red river. The Johnston win take freight for viii
sons Charters and all landings on Old river aud
Atchatalaya as far down as Simmgport. Il
MARY e. KEEgE, ExrRsss PASSENGER PACKET
FOR MEMPHIs-The large, frst-elass aud palatials
passenger packet Mary T.. Keene, Can't. W. B.
Richardson commander. and Mr. ), M Renshaw
clerk, leaves at D ocloek this evening positively
for N atchez, Vickshurg, Memphis and al inter-
10 require more than notice the hour Of herde-
parsure 70 secure q full share Of the public favor
both " the line of freight and passengers. Don't
forget the Keenes to- day.