New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-11-11
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alondss Morning Nov ii, 1851.
Saturday was an active day On the leyee. The
arrivals were small, but the increased number d
8 packets advertised to leave got of with one ex
ception.
The past week, take it all In all, has exhibited q
Cat greater degree of activity than has been mani
d Tested during any previous week this fall.
i The number Of STEAMBOATS, arrived at onrl leFee
4 duringsthe week ending Friday noon last was 81,
showing an increase over any previous week this
season. 5 ~
iii Tile receipts per these packets does not show as
well as the previous week in some OF the produce,
I In others it shows an increase. We recapitulate
= AS follows Sugar, 1862 hhds. tierces and bbls. !:
n,olasses, ,2as bbls. aonr, 1870 bbls.; rope 81
coils; basaing, 700 pieces, beef, 1s bbls. apples,
4 llas ;bbis.; corn, 4soa sacks and bbls hay, 551
bales oats, 1877 bbis and sacks; potatoes, 1895
bs,is.; rice, 62s casks soap, 296 boxes; tobacco,
/ 4 hhds; wool, i2s bags; wheat, 3s4 bbls. and
sacks; whisky, 81 bbls.; bran, 22o1 sacks.
The river before the city has fallen one foot ten
nehes during the week. and is now eleven feet
below high water mark.
The arrivals from Red River on Saturday report
that stream as falling very fast.
The light-dranght packet Indian having been I'm.
ayodably detained, viii positively leave for Red
\ River this evening.
az The arrivals since our lastissuesw will note as
the Ed. j Gay, Prince Of Wales, Magenta and Louis
d'Dr, from Memphis. The Magenta and Prince of
Wales are receiving to leave tomorrow The Ed
j. Gay viii not leave until Wednesday. The Louis-
vile will also be found at the landing this morning
from Memphis she leaves on Thursday on her re-
turn trip.
By reference to the following order from Gen.
Polk, ne hope that our bouts will now have better
trips down from Memphis
SPECIAL ORDER No a5. n
alarnbas, 81, Nov. 9Th, 1851,
+ The object Of special order No. I42, prohibiting
exportat0n Of grain from within speeiRsd district
having been accomplished, 50 far as Indian corn
Is concerned that article future il allowed TO be
shipped All wheat grown on the east of the
q Memphis and Ohio Railroad may be shipped to
Y sneh points as the propFietors may choose. II
BY somnaaa iof Mai Gem Polk,
Captain q. s. A., Acs'g Assist. General.
Tie Memphis yaianehe Of the eth says: i3&
The weather yesterday was mild and pleasant,
end business at the leYee was rather active
The river at this point continues to recedet
slowly
The yicksburg was the only departure yester-
day. She had an elegant trip, full of passengers
and q heayyfreg ght luing l0oe barrels ands3o
Z sacks aour.
we noticed at The lsFee last evening the follow
ing boats: Mary D. Keene, Admiral, New Moon,
. Victoria, Sam Hale and Little Rock.
MARr n. ron LAFoUReHE The fast tri-weekly
passenger paeka. Mary r., Capt A. Dagas, com
andsr, and Mr.. Eugene Latapie, clerk leaves at IL
e'eloek this day for the ahoYe and all intermeda
cnasf landings.
LAUREL HILL FOR BAYOU SARA--.The regular,
snperior. and g. S. mail packet Laurel Hll Capt s.
Heno, commander, and Mr.. Geo. Wilkinson, clerk,
leaves positively at clock this evening for Baton
Reuse, Bayou Sara and all Coast landings.
INDIAN No 2 FOR REp RIFER--The very light
dranght passenger packet Indian No.s2, Captain
Nrn. S. Sleade, commander, and Mr.. Charles T.
Reedsr, clerk leaves at o'clock, this evening for
ell way landings on Red River, going as high as
AleNa ndrfa,