New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-19

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= Monday as Morning, III August is ISL.
The weather during the week has generally been
anal @ad pleasant.
Rssssness on lie landing has been dull.
g. ssary,s Is Iaens ,;a nat arrive ,,ntij late in
Is q
we Siass oi1 oa VI solle
&ieat with her machinery, which will delay her
Thert5 y,Y,fii next Saturday.
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hss 100 summons Was .e'aar'efsu y y
sassls2nf Haien 8eoae istt sesseio nis1 wy
Eaeae's trip. sa.
STAGE onr last issue there has been three arrivals
i sfa,,,,.sis xig Ear,1 Ienpett Mary r. Keene
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a fflase Of saies. Inc heiinet' a.le "
TEases are now receiving for return trip to leave
pss.,,sfrrf,sv.
bas .larl5 IN tfe 1eyee
6ss sssaaaef ltonss
Tcesving freigat, she Aili affise s.hs evening,
ssad seaves again tomorrow.
Ty.e5 savar;t. Nav Orleans packet Gen. Conitman
~ Manonh;s and tbe f,anJ,s
= asso res.si ~ '''ie sii' any
lc2sss on wednesday.
TEe river before the city has risen seven inches
,r,r and il nov e,even faat ban,r
ID i. 40 49, Z
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Tie arrivals Of steamers at this port for the
ssesk ending Friday noon last amounted to fifteen,
arfnging in the following receipts of produce !:
eaton, 64 bales; f.our. 1882 barrels sugar. 95S
5Eecshasiss and harrels. roolasses all harrels
n 900 N. - n
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Iae Louissisie eoarieI 81 Ing ioth says:
The river was rising fast yesterday, with nearly
ak teet water in the canal in the evening. That's
q remarkable good stage of water for this season
of the year. The weather continues cool, the
Thermometer having fallen more than 20 degrees.
Yesterday morning, it was almost cool enough for
frusG.
The river at Cincinnati, yesterday, had COM
nlsaacd falling again. and we expect it Will be TAIL
Fng here this evening or Tomorrow. g'
The recent rains have made big rise ia the
samberiand, with rise at Nashville up to yester-
day OF fully ten feet .t5zss3. ss5ss ,srszs
The great ganh boats for the despots rule nave
asFised at Cairo and are awaiting their munitions,
%hSch hsFe arrived at Cincinnati, as VIII be seen
ay tase following from the Enquirer
II aHor, ~,
~ ~ ,,;'r, rst fon Tho Navvvar Il Wash
s $50 n n n eases nj EIGHT incb pra,,esbot.
M 5nras " oanistar To- thirtg-two pou1aers: lad
go M N shslT far thrtvswo naundeTs kan haxes
IA s;sst ;ssch aeil. al haSes If arane for fhirty
go Saansrs ana All HAYES If munitions Of war
zsSs ardfa Il ffe LARGEST anantv which Has
- rri,n5 n tbis iii The entira nj il ~ III
s.,trsrsas, r. ssairo fo, fta sn bnsts Tip,or lev
~ ss, d y, ar5 n Ganastoga
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- Y estefil u eiie i4th say
Tie river opposite this place is on stand
Since our last, the steamer Fleta, from Alexandria,
and w. s, johnson, from New Orleans, have
arrived.
The Memphis Avalanche Of the 18th says:
TIE river opposite this point was stationary yes
and Wll! proha ply pc rising to-aay, rom q
Swefi IN ene ,S .lN -,
basRess at we lanalng Yesterday was pflsk. Ihe
Wsathees Was warm Snd pleasant.
Inc hoVenenl q sseanooatmen IN inns cry IS
VI sszcaung conslderapie talK among me members q
sae PROCESSION. FROM Nilas we can ascertain, me
owner of or ar officer "a some steamboat or
directly Interested ID tie commerce Of the Missis
sIuni river and its tributaries. and oyaI to the
sda the faithful from whatever quarter, and the
movement should be endorsed BY all the boatinen,
The shippers and others interested A meeting
i Ill pre- ably again be held Saturday evening, at
which the constitution, prepared by the committee
4appointed for the purpose, will be submitted.
y urhe sst Lotis Republican of the 14th says: