New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-27
Asm Orleans Dailp CresfsIlt.
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&ihsr aIlieniallsts.
SzrscsFr orrIcE, No, 10 GksP srRxgr,
"Wednesday Morning, Nov. n, 1851

Wedenesdss morning sos - ioo..
The Weatner yes1eIday was e
tasn tas Previous =. aay- ,s1saas ! -,
q tire heavens. WIN 10y nf i y iain.
bnsihess on po'h iatia..iss
rivals nelng numerous, ana Y huihpee y, poa's -
celstng in me various traces.
The Magenta aelt yesterday VIII iarse ''tp'
also we prlnce OF Y ales.
Fhe lara lolsen mas aeiayeu her ss 49,,
until ths evening" Wheh she WiA iea y 70 -
nhis aad Solumnus.
our shippers must remember .iaV sAs 80 ~ -
wednesday packet 70. y. gay y Eieeeisiss NJ
Memphis and way landings ana ieasss poss,,
at o'clock this evening Fith sapt. :" ~ -
"a command, and the oplging oap'. olo' = ss'Ns
In the office.
The fast Louisville leaves 'o-holrom essnAs'
being the regular Thursday packet !or msnprhs
TIE great seuthern pei packet Mary :. heene
isreceiving to-day iof memphis sae leaves gu Aei
return .rln Y Mempnls mex satutaay'
me shepunc, nence 70. 'me'npn,s' pfohe some
of her macnlhery On nef uip lug 1oei q NJ
lei lett Memphis last evening IN her place. 1he
Republic will leave on Thursday.
Tv,a o,,nbaat Tuscarora vas hnrned to the
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Water's eage apeae 70 hines peao" neiena' 49,
noon on Saturday. In seven minutes after the
flames were discovered the boat had been run
-, - -, u. .,..,, ,fa5aa Tba M. raz;na
aslore, a,u ale snens - 'eAp'oueu
was saved.
We yesterday paid visit to the steamer Alonzo
Child She Is bling nut in tip-top repair through
80 ~, shs comav 81 +ba ,avaa her hest
80, - !. se..,,.,t,aa
ttiehds VIII not hno" net ner aoeon,pi.snsa
commander, CAPT ne haven, INFORMS us alias stio
viii be ready by next week to resume her trips
between this city and Memphis. Our Southern
u,ercbanta sbonl5 natronize tbis naeket with all
= '-s /,
80. my posslply oah' as Saps' - 50,
warm adnerent OF the soutnern Cause anu i -
the time be ran his boat from St Louis WIN pow
tlar and lead for the Confederate army, he has
,,auv hesto,ea u one tr;r after another.
a 49, II. haot 4, seryica yvhe,e he had no nsur
Il H.,
ance, ana 70 make tae Hsssisst saefiiioes mneh
called upon. Such devotion should meet its re-
ward, and we hope that our New Orleans mer-
chants will nobly respond to the call whenever
Ssant III Haue,,.s mat NAV be in mort receiving
s,Aps. & TO- ~ N = r.
for any point on the river. s s>5
Che Memphis Avalanche of the 25th says:
The weather yesterday was clear and very COOL
Business about the landing was quiet, except about
the Natchez, Hind, and Ferd. Kennel, which ar
rived yesterday from New Orleans. with good
trips Of sugar and molasses.
The river was rising yesterday at the rate of two
inches in the tWentyfour hours
The hne new heet craft Mallory, now pudlng at
Fort Pickering, under the supervision OF captain
Shirley, will pc ready Tor Launching IN ABOUT tor
weeks. and enter at once upon lively trade.
joHN AZ. GOTTEN FoR BAYOU SARA.--Ihe Y. ?.
mail and splendid Low, pressure passenger PACKET
John A. Gotten. Capt. Y. y. Baranco, commanaeT,
and Mr. A Dnpuy, clerk, leaves al o CLOCK a. M,
for the above and all coast mail landings.
NARY 7. FOR LAFouRcHE.-T fast tri-weekly
passenger packet Mary T., Capt. A. Dugas, COM
mander, and Mr.. Eugene Latape, clerk, leaves at IL
o'clock this day for the above and all intermediate
coast landings
IHERvnEE ron BAToN RouaE.-The magnificent
passenger packet IbeEville, Capt Z. F. Gross, COM
nlsnder, and MFR. Aleee Grass, clerk, leaves at s
o'clock this evening, for Baton Rouge, Lobdelis
stores, and intermediate coast landings.