New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-11
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from OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES To-day, etc.
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| The weather for the past two days has been
5oisterous, rainy and unpleasant; southeastern
set in about midday on Saturday, and continued
70 increase steadily in violence throughout the
day yesterday, and at dark last evening assumed
| the proportions Of hurricane Business on the
| leYee last Saturday was active. The DEPART
ures were large. and the arrivals in good number
| The ST. Louis and Ohio river packets in bort were
peculiarly fortunate in receiving fine trips Of sugar
| and moassess large amount Of which IS still
awaiting shipment. The Kennett, which arrived
| late Friday evening, had all she could carry en-
| gagged before noon Saturday, and, together with
| other up river boats, had to refuse offerings.
The arrivals of river steamers at this portfor the
| week ending Friday noon last numbered 30. The
receipts of staple produce per these arrivals foot
up as follows: Cotton, 81 ,695 bales; sugar, 92gI
hhds.; moasses, 649s bills; tobacco, 709 hhds.;
flour, 16,598 bills; wheat, 1896 bbis. and sacks !;
corn, "a 1886 sacks; oats, 1874 sacks; pork, 1851
bbls. and tcs.; bacon, 1878 casks and boxes hay
| 1882 bales whisky, 2I15 bbla.
The steamer Sunny South has been tied up at
Wheeling by the United States Marshal The CLAIMS
ag anst her amount to about SIT 600, and she win
| doubtless be sold soon.
| The steamer Capitola also built for the Southern
trade il in the hands Of Inc s,bariff al yvtsI;,o
Tha - H.
.e enpi'a asaahSe y " W saya t thas w
| ONO river boats have obtained an advance on the
| rates Of cotton. The Lady Jackson had 1850 bales
of ~. f,;,,a;s.;
az ~ NV ~ mi'isi si1s oueiilst
p % per pale. me Aehton, WHICH arrived from
| Pittsburg with o moderate. trip, has about LOO
| ha1es for pittsbnro engaged Al ~ YvfcI, III a.,
as = : y au-
s'p'e VI -eo. per paie. Inc ohoetaW eontraeted
to take 5000 bales to Cincinnati at 81 % per BALE
to reship at Portland.
There is plenty of freight at Cairo and all along
| the banks of the Ohio river Every downriyer
| boat 10 loaded tn the orards
| ~ u n -. S ., $50 III
Inc H. ". pacon, tna6slFucA ABOVE GalEo as I'VE y
| mentioned broke 125 timbers. She went to MGand
CITY for repairs. Her freight wan not naterialIv
| 5,oz Tba p.ao1t 3; ,;,. 4, 60
Louisville. OWING to the improper turning OF the
bridge on the canal at Louisville the chimneys Of
The Aurora were swant cornnleteIv Aft fer m Mari
| =, - 4. NJ y . Nd,
oaS she @eht " NeN alpHiiy ZOE 1fpsfs. fhe
Madison Pioneer OF Thursday says White river IS
i rapidlv declining at that Mace.
M, ,ror,,,ti, \ u ~ ,t1 ;.
AZ 4 q - Ut lAs IN
Inc river 81 .his poiht ~ SUI " .hs rL
ua @ raao ,t teIr. seat as e9sss
been no improyement in the river between st
I.ouis and Cairo Cant Cabel of the John walsh
reports that there are four and half feet III hs
| channel with no ice running
From dispatch from Capt. ]. B. Russell, dated
at Des Arc Yesterday we learn that White river ia
rising ranilIy.
We have no later intelligence from Arkansas
river
There was yery little business transacted 1T The
leyee Yesterday Only four boats were at the land
ing and there was considerable activity in their
immediate vicinity. The weather was beautiful
clear and warm:
,oin ha1sa for rinninnoG Ths raceints @sr az
b oJo Dat'S t'A AA' Ase'F = W" a"l -
M G. D,,,1-o,. - a, : 49, 80,
Inc OF LOUIS hepuohcah OF inc ON ihst. SAYS.
The river at this port was falling slowly yeater-
day. The decline from Saturday evening, until
dark last evening asabout nine inches. Thefall
IN 6he last twenty-lo9f hours was TWO incnes;
There 10 ronr and half feet AZ Ora Vforis and Sue
feet scant at Tea Table, which are tie worst
places.
good deal OF lSe iea.eu gown me rlver yesIer-
neaiment ia navieation. The weather IL mild and
spring. like, and the prospects Indicate an early
= opening OF navigation.
ana from that nont mn NY 90
: The most of the ice which foated down here
yesterday came out of the Missouri. The upper
river Is open 10 any iof soiie
. MT. f,;,o;,,,.; r, - &c ~ . 4tt ,,+
M
pnnsnsIlv nleasant for the season.
Monday night the river opposite this mort rose
folly four feet, and was still rising fast Yesterday
me total rise up 10 last evening was snout eighs
There s now fine sta ee of water in the ohm
d from Pittsburgh to Cairo but business 10 dull !,
The shipments yesterday were quite Light, and
~ n915e on a. az ioi
I'LL g., g.
ronis : 2 '-> 49, 5 :
The Topisville Courier of fine 9Th inst saws.
Tho ,iver vas rising rafher fast last avannq With
l. feet inches water in the canal by the mark
, During the previous twenty four hours it had risen
INCHES as .e squ s u tT ths.s anu ~ ~
" falls.
% Music FOR LAFouRcHE The fine passenger
II packet Music, Captain J. j. Brown, master, and
Il Mr.-J. A. Richard, clerk, leaves at II oclock NJ.
to-day for Lafourche.
CROSSE TETE FOR BAYOU SARA.--Ihe regular
sleahef oiosso hote 20 .''h ts. eol
muhuer' anu Mr "eo. "llh'lsoll, CLERK caves ~ 9
10 ihis evening iot pAsou S'a.a anu sue 2oase
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