New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-20
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saEuTday Morning, April g, 1851 4
The weather yesterday, like The preceding was8
u ann ataa breezy Business on the landing con
aInaed dull, with downward tendency. The ar
rivals nj rsoigis or ten. The departures en-
bracsd the Acadla for the coast, Mary p. KeeDe
for Eakes Pfosidence, 3. u. Hedge for Red river,
VIM M Morrison for ST. Louis and the Jno. Raine
for foaissili0.
The FIgo came in yesterday from Upper Red
river. Her officers lsy us under obligat tons foE
furnishing Us with the following memoranda Left
Kismiehe on the eth instant met oceoia at
Whittakers, Eras Nos. s and " at White Oak
shoals I'll asssd Rts 81. Fulton and Fanny Pearson.
il Red bayon, YIN. y. Levy in Black bayou,
Moro aground at Tie mon ID Of Black bayou. Old
Red falling all the way down.
Finding sss prospects IA the Cairo trade below
mar fhe aursf has given up the idea Of going
North iss sae present, aad went over TO the other
side yesterday j
Ths aaasaphis Argus of the 18th say
fse river Continues IA swell and wifi soon reach
tie fg IN ateT4mafk Of 1858, it being now within
two feet of It. According to our exchanges, all the
u5sEes are overdowiag. There is hut little
lift to-day, there being but one or
Y *FJA beats iES III,
The Louisville papers of yesterday say the river
with about fifteen feet of steam
bsSat III I'LL oI The falls Daring twenty fonr hours
iVeF lsii risen feet and came to- "a stand.
AE pE Ssigs IN wv aeon day before yesterday, the
aslliug with over fifteen feet Of
wafSf shB channel. That is good stage and a
y full euaibuaE tide.
y The Uncle Sam came ID from New Orleans this
naorsaSng Nita Il ssir trip She discharged large
lots ot here and leit for III: Louie. s
E.rpIEa n ElsH FOR LoWEh CoAsr The fine
paclat Eltapire Parish Capt A. Grant, Jr., COM
4 Il. All clerk, leaves At 10 o'clock
talEs fEg " f5s VIII lower coast.
! FOR pa FOR HE The regular passen-
gss toufche. Capt. Joseph Dalfares, com
Ia nm a: Richard, clerk, leaves at 81
tAis morning tor Lafoarche aRd the Coast.
spI.p 81 sE roR FoRr ADa ans The splendid
and egnsar passenger packet Golden Age, Capt.
B w. H. Webbing. eon1manfle Len, leaves at o'clock
Hill evening for Fort dams,
PtoAv b. IS FOR ATTAKAPAs This regular
weekly packet leaves at o'clock this evening for
Attakapas via plaqnemipes. Captain q. b. Broad,
commander, and aIr. Geo, Dove, Jr:s il clerk.
RSaas NUN BkYoU DIS GLarzE The staunch
( stssa Tensas, Capt. D. Glasscock, commander,
clock this evening as above.
leslE nor RED RIVE The new and mag
packet Louis dor, Captain
N III lssons eonmanders and Mr.. Charles P.
IrSsle clerk laaees Mt O'Clock this evening for
EAd 1ha Ds0r il one ct the most popular as
" weI& Aa MIN III tha most fleet and elegant of our
Jasl packets. Don't pass the Louis d Or.
mt
passenger packet Milton Reif, Capt. Charles Hall,
commander leaves At s o'clock this evening for
Red ffyer add all landings on Lake Bisteneau.
2. 3. oSFoRD FOR HEn Ri The fine passen-
ger packet r. II. Ronford Capt. Jacob Worley,
comma and Afr. Sid. Smith, clerk, leaves at
W cloea vi ia evening for Red river.
RAnaIEs ron RED RIVER The swift elegant and
! sayor;le passenger packet Rapides. Capt. j. G.
II ornlnander, and Mr. q. III. Barstow, clerk,
lsavsa III oeleeE this evening for Red river. Re
member Vie Ranides.
GaAap DtgE ron RRp RIVER This splendid and
i popular reindeer passenger packet leaves at S
o'esork his for Red river, with Capt. Sam.
Apologize III command. ana MIR. r. Y. Gellos ii
tie ofiss. The Duke, be it remembered
"a It'll Jar Saturday paeketfor Shreveport.
NJ TSzs AlsG0uD aFoR THE OuAGIIITA- This ele-
Tobn co commander, leaves al O'Clock This evening
for tbs 0uaciliia.
DaLlfE WEBR rot THE 0uAcHITA The light
draugh ana regular passenger packet Dollie Webb,
y Capt. 4. A. Bort, commander, ana Messrs. John
ston and Seston, clerks. leaves at ) o'clock this
evening for the 0uacbita.
NEHsBoF ron TEE OuAeHrTA This fine packet,
Capt. i. p. walker. commander, and MI. John q.
0uachita.
NATCHEz ROE n eEsBEHa The pride of the South
an Raers, tile elegant and stately Natchez. leaves
al nsnaI tts evening for Yioksburg and the coast.
Capt. Tom P, Leathers commands, and Mr.. A. A.
true tllefn gent eman, has charge Of
ths once. Nh
EsipKEss gos S.. LOUIS be new, elegant, and
passe niger packet Es:,pless, Captain Samuel
\ RidaFs pfafnander, and aFs Luther r. Woods,
Z cler saves NJ oscloeS taig evening for Cairo
aias 81 sopis.
GREASY oh TlsE sf'lssq FOR This fne
sts8saaE Capt. Jos Scott, commander, and Mr..
MaiIn longh, clerk leaves al 5 o'clock this
evening for Louisville and Cincinnati.
ATiAsTsc ron LOUISVILLE Passengers and ship.
pera fiji Louisville will Of course, remember that
the staa- hound uf THE Mississippi the elegant AZ
n lanta, under the popular command Of Capt "A.
Mes and Withfhe afable Mr.. Jno. s. Voolfolk,
In the office, leaves positively at q O'clock this
evening for Memphis, Cairo and Louisville. The
Atlantic IL orr beau ideal Of river packet.
III speed pneelipsed. ia clearance unsurpassed, in
Htannohneas nneaualed, and in charge Of officers
Whose popularity ii unapproaehable. She sweeps
hes aak all freSgbt and passengers, Ieaving the
ualaaEy boat n her wake but poor picking in the
line Of business. She has her freight all engaged
and neyer Fails to leave AT her advertised time.
KEy-WEsT CORRESPONDENCE.
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