New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-01
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Thursday Morning. sfate 4 isdl. S
The weather yesterday was delicious--warn
suflfy. breezy. ana altogether reminding us tina
gcntle spring and pleasantly large invoice @
athefiai lnilsness is en- route for these parts
Eseii the fa clouds remnants let us hone of the
past, and not Inc nucleus Of another storm--whic
heated slaziIy through the heavens, we're not nm
welcome yelling as they occasionally would, the
too ardent rays Of Old Sol, 3
Business On the legse appeared to be making q
n cosnnronise y between dullness and activity.
The arrivals were moderate IL numerous and the
receipts Il the staple article fair, in comparison
@ WITH slfe previous dass of the week. The Judge
Fletcher, ffoF The ArkaHsas, came in with 2a4S
bales al Gotten, having made good round trip.
Isa Fletcher leaves oHher return tomorrow even
Tie ds pat tnres. yesterday, embraced the steam
easis Tor peaal asenyi Laurel I'LL for Fort
Adams Music for T4afourche Milton Relf, Yfgo and
feT Red river. Paul Jones and Telegram for
HE Duachi and the Clara Bell for White river
ID All the over trades were dull, although
saost kets which left had moderately fair
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united thirtysthrae boats at tas '''le'pee
Iast evening after the dep artures
Chs steamers Magnolia, Empire City, 9. q. Fair
child, Crescent City and Atlantic had all passed
vicgsbnrg, bound down, at 2 o'clock yesterday
morning.
The ine steamer Lizzie Simmons came in from
fhe 0uachta yesterday evening with -four teri
Il trip Of fresght ana crowd Of passengers. She
Will be receiving today, and leaves on her return
to the sDnachi ia at 5 O'Clock tomorrow evening,
without let er hindrance-
The Rphs. w ison, which has bad a brief but
profitable season i'll tic Tensas and Bayou Macon
trade oncluded to lay mp for the present, the
trasia being rs hanssed just now.
The Ohio river was falling ct louisville on the
5th uIb., 10 feet inches in the canal, feet
Inches In sile steamboat pass at the falls, and
feas inches on Tie rocks. The weather was clear
md eoId.
At 81. I.ouist N Saturday, the river was decln-
ing. Tith fourteen feeto utto Cairo,
1sA Illinois II falling and still gorged, as far as
ana learn, inst above Browning.
Tile Missouri i III fne condition, and several Of
s5ss tributaries have risen,
Ihe Gaub behind Was rising rapidly at Nashville
as ass accounts, with liz feet SIX inches water on
the shoals.
Ths IatAnisIa Appeal 3ofs tbs a27th says
8lha weather was fine but cloudy yestssrda;y.
" Basifless was again extremely brisk The river
WA sEationagg The arrivals and departures since
Or Iesf were: From New Orleans for St Louis,
siTlasssas slatk, FnEaR New Orleans for Louis
vile I}iSHa New Orleans for PttshHrg, Licking
tali III burg for New Orleans, Empire City
L0itEssil To- f0F New Orleans, Atlanta; Cincinnati
fas New lrleans. Erlrna Duncan New Orleans for
4 tit. IsfsiS, 81 O. G.. sswon.
4 NesT Uncle sam took out for New Orleans
Of cotton and A. bids. and between 200
Asd saa boxes VI tobacco.
If. n. HI HIST ron ssT. LoUls-The popular and
excellent passenger packet HsR. w Hill, Capt. T.
M Nes sil, commander, leaves at O'clock this
evening far Memphis, Cairo and st. Louis.
LIE ron BkxcU sAEA-The fine steamer
= I3erTflse, Capt. ". b. Barsneo, commander, and
Mr. ID. s. Memferd clerk, leaves OF o'clock this
morning for Bayou Sara and the coast
isSssE TETE raE BAYOU SARA The staunch
freiEIiser Crosse Tets, Capt. Jas. McQuoid, com
naanasr, AND MI Geo. wi Ilnson, clerk, leaves at
ID ateEocg this mo rning for Bayou Sara.
EIasRss FOR THE on 4uHITA The elegant, new
and ffeet passenger packer lIgfesssi 9a]t.5h D.
Hopkins, commander, and Mr.. Aines Fisher,
clerk, leaves at s o'clock this evening for the Qua
eiiiia.
RArrDEs ron Red EIFER The favorte, feet and
regular passenger packet Rlpides, Capt. J. G.
a,Dmly, COMMANDER, and If, Chas. J. Barstow,
cleFk, u clock this evening Tor Red river
IL. AkI. slIaBP ron RED ri The fine passenger
PACKET j. Ii. sharp, Capt. ]. w. White, com
zSai1Efer. ma afessrs Moody and Jones, clerks,
Ieages al 8 o'clock this evening for Red river.
Many KEEi;E ron LAKE PRoyfpEsea The
elegant passenger packet Mary q. Keene, Capt.
s Id. RI Richardson, commander, and Messrs.
antsey and strong, clerks, leaves at o'clock
slsis evening for Lake Providence and the coast.
JULI d ANfs F0R AessAs RIv The staunell,
swift aild popular passenger packet Jnlia Roane,
geps. HI. Danleg. commander, and Mr.. u w,
Moore, cIery, leaves ri o'clock this evening fol-
4 shs Arkansas river.
lid. HOWARD FoR NtsHFIi.LE-The fine passen.
gcr packet I'd. How ard, Capt. 4. Lawson, com
mander, leaves at 5 o'clock this evening for Nash
Viife.
AuFncRAT FOR LOUSY n LE--Ihe elegant passen,
ger packet a utocrat, Capt 4. B. Dunham com
naaaGer. snd Mr.. "a. w. alliaay, clerk leaves d
5ia'oloek thls evening for louisville
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