New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-28
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ThefsaaY Morning Fec - ISL.
Tie veathet yesterday ives still unsettled. a
Few sirssks pf sunshine sandwicbed in between
showers III rain only fFed TO render the balance
Of the siar more disagreeable by contrast The
streets ana IeVae are most tched condition.
The temperature was warm and sultry, Business
On TIE landings exhibited considerable animation,
The arrivals being numerous and several packets
1 sayfng Outing the day. Ffeights in tho lower
trihusaries IRE becoming scarcerevery day.
Tha steafaer Julia Roane arrived from the
Arkansas river With fine trip Of cotton. The
Rcane has made u quick round trip. having only
beenahsept h bout tan days. Capt RanieT reports
that lie left Little Rock, the Parailei'' was
exported 10 be coming down with 1000 bales Of
cotton 81 beard, and had req ched within hundred
miles Of Little Rock The Roana returns to the
Arkansas al o'clock tomorrow evening.
tTl,a stea,aer Crescent City was caught in storm
aI,,,1is Il ,csouk Saturday morning, near Cape Gil
raTlIssu MO-. and ID effectiag a handing at that
sf,fssk Her n and forward cylinder head She
reached al nlrhis Monday morning, and after re-
paiYfg ei injuries continued her trip to this city.
fgaf MAS an exceedingly large one, consist
iilg 1T ESTEEM produce for the Southern markets.
Iiie Planet also encountered storm last Friday
about III O'clock, when under way, some two
miles, hove Helena, which she lost her chin
sievs ma haSi her cabin badly smashed iii. The
h beiIfWas swept overheard, and other minor inin-
ries sustained. The bulkheads of her cabin were
knocked In. No one was injured.
TIae Memphis Bulletin Of the 18th inst says:
Tiae westaer yesterday was clear and pleasant
and business on the levee was unusually active.
There we're sixteen steamers at our landing re
ceiFing sud disGharging freight, while there APP
peatad TO he acres Of corn, hay. oats. four, and
in ah1rt, All sorts Of treigiit The river at this
point risen Ms high as the law allows, com
h naenced to recede yesterday, and is now falling
slowly.
ACADIA rnR DoaaLpsoGyIALE-Tlie fine packet
Acadia, Capt. Jos. Vincent, commander, and Slr.
\ Ill. Dapuy, clerk leaves at 10 o'clock this morn
Il Inc for Donal tsonTille and the Coast
Laurel. EII.fs FoR FoRr ADAsis-The regular
Z ana superior passenger packet Laurel HILL Capt.
& E. III Gross, commander, s.ad Mr.. ]. 2. Mumford.
clerk, leaves at l. iclecl this evening for Fort
Adams and the coast. 8s
MrsIe ron L4FoBRcHE The beautiful staunch
arad REGULAR passenger packet Music, Capt J. ].
Bro#n commander, and Mr.IJ. a. Richard, clerk
Leaves clock this evening for Lafourehe-
MiIsrox gEfsf ron RED RiFEIl The fleet, staunch
and ii Forits passenger packet Milton Relf, Capt
Ehas Hall, commander. leaves at 5 o'clock this
evening for Tssd river ana Ill landings on Lake
Bistsnasa.
# III. 5sH aBP ron BED RfF R-The fine passenger
packet ]. II Sharp, Capt. y. w. Whites cofn-
rnander aud Messrs Moody and Jones, clerks,
! leaves at = 81 dock this evening for Red river,
DEsaa0 FoR RED RtF The new and elegant
passenger packet Desetoi Capt. q. Il. Beard, com
maaier ana liz. Geo. r. Remer, clerk, leaves ct )
o'cluciz this evening for Red riTer.
aul JOKES FOR THE 0GACHITA-This faYorfte
paekeE under command Of Capt. T. Keeling. and
with biT Sam MeGhesney in charge Of the office,
leaves at clock this evening for the 0uaehita.
TEIEdR III ron BAYOU BARTHOLOMEW The fleet
regular and hne passenger packet Telegram, Capt.
III. IN Rart, commander, leaves at O clock this
evening fos Bayou Bartholomew and the 0uachta.
FOR GoAuMB1k The elegant pas
serger packet Gena Qaitman, Capt. J. NJ White
commander, leaves at 5 o'clock this evening for
Columbia and Luna Landing.
III Il, NJ. IIIII. FOR MEsfrHIs- The popular and
excellent passenger packet H. r.. W. Hill, Capt. 4.
H Newell, commander, leaves at 5 o'clock this
events fol Memphis and the Bends.
JAS esrs eaRaY FOR LOUSY LLEP Passengers
and ppeis viii not fail to recollect that the fleet
ana elegant passenger packet Jas. Montgomery,
Capt. sa hi Mont goneFy, commander, and blessrs
mikes and lker. clerks, leaves at O'Clock this
evening for Memphis, Cairo and Louisville.
EIsa Foa RED REFEe The fine passenger packet
Yigo. Capt, n. Fl. Martin, commander, and Mr. R.
W. DOYLE clerk, IesYes OF 5 o'clock this evening
fol Red river.
BElIs EoR 'yTlfITg RIVER The fine passen
ger paels TARA Bell, Capt. W. Hawk, command
OF, and b. g. Gnrriery clerk, leaves at 6o'clock
+ bis evening for n bite river.
HIAsg ATIsA FOR ST. LOFTS. The popular passen-
geg packet Hiawatha, Capt. E. i. Dix, com
mafldel, and afr. O. j. Brigham. clerk, leaves at S
O'Clock tEis evening for Cairo and ST Louis.
NaaDFeRD FoE LoHIsy4 II This fine steamer,
Noses comma nder leaves at 10 o'clock this
morning for louisville and intermediate points
Robt. Bell n Ca, 81 ydras street. agents.
4siHs MoSrG oaERY FOR LeursYIr,IE --The fine
passenger James Mo tgomery, Capt. Sam,
Mont gSinery, leaves at O'clock this evening for
Loufsfil Tue and Intermediate points.