New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-06-25
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Tuesday Morning, JGss iSUi !
Another warm day was yesterday. To say thai
such weather is enervating ana prostrating, is tt
conrey an adequate idea of its intense and it
scorching and debilitatng effects upon everything
and everybody within reach Of its operations
Daring The past twenty-foar hours, the mercury
has figured high up in the ninetes with remark
able consistency, and man in Ike ratio has lie
down ID the scale Of earthly comfort Tt--cause, toe
great IN amount of caloric mixed in the atmo
spheri5 element. Heated-air engines ougllt to ran
at q vary great saving Of fuel these times.
The arrivals and departures wers Tery scarce
yesterday.
The Louisville Courier Of the 2lst says:
TIE river is still falling, though not quite down
to the level of the trade and commerce ot the city
with only feet inches water IN the canal last
evening. The weather was very warm all day,
with tdo thermometer in the shade ranging as high
At Cincinnati the river was steadily farin g yes
terday, With only about eight feet water. in the
channel.
y The sTEsH WHEE14 FLEEr ADVANCING. G.-One of
the Cincinnati papers has the following in regard
to the movements of Iineolns war feet:
'sThe Ninth, Seventeenth and Nineteenth Ohio
regiments are TO move Immediately from Beliair
on the twelve steamers mentioned by Us yester.
day, up the kanawha river TO four miles above
Maiden, and thence diyerge into Southwestern
Virginia. They we're to leave yesterday evening
The Memphis Avalanche of the ed says:
The river opposite this point IS still recedng
and more rapidly than for the past few days At
St. Louis and Louisville the river is also falling. Cd
There was quite activity displayed at the land
ing yesterday. The weather was very warm and
clear,
ee1lent trip, including seven bales cotton and
twenty hhds. sugar, which were seized with the
Fl Ohio Belle By the Arkansaians The sugar is des.
tined for Camp Gleburn, where the boys will have
tfsaTr rlrf rNrYf.f fNrN ban
rival of the Heavy Guards. The Victoria as usual
will leave for the South this evening. and report
has it that she has . full trip engaged.
The Alonzo Child LETT for New Orleans last night
with an excellent trip, including 2I0O sacks corn,
160 tierces bacon, $50 bbls. -four 200 tierces rice
$50 coils rope, and miscellaneous freight g too
numerous to mention
The Kentucky arrived from Columbus with 2OOG
sacks corn and 80 head of cattle besides cabin
full of peopls. She returned in the evening with
a good "trip.
The Conway also arrived from Columbus with
HOO sacks corn, lot of sheep, and good trip in
other respeGEs. She will return this evening. af-
fording fine opportunity to those wishing to visit
Columbus.
TEXAS FoR Red RIvER-The comfortable passen-
ger packet Texas. Capt. Chas ". Stinde. com
nander, and Mr.. p. a. Orvisst clerk, leaves for
Red river at o'clock this evening.
ERA No. FoE OuAGHIFA RIyER-The very light
draught passenger packet Era No. I, Capt. Len
Moores commander, and Mr.. Ed. Burke, clerk.
leaves al O'clock this evening for the above,
taking freight as high as Trenton and Monroe.
MARY T. FoR ICksBuRG-The splendid and fast
G. :. mail and passenger packet Mary T., Capt.
Jos. .. Phelps, commander, and Mr.. Jas. F.
Smith, clerk, leaves at 5 P. M. this evening for
Natchezs Eiokshurg and way landings.
Fem. KENRETT FOR MEMPHIs-The large and
superior passenger packet Ferd. Kennett, Capt
Z. II. Briefly, commander, and Mr.. ". S. Harper
clerk leaves fer Vlcksburg, Memphis and the
Bends at o'clock this evening.