New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-26
oKssasss aEgicE, No, 10 CAN'T STREET,
$1,000 aSa.iS.eIar Mnrsains. IAN NJ 1851


clark or sIis weather-Sif such parsonage is now
On duty that we have had quite enough Of rain in
thissisInity til Keep ns ii mud ana cistern water
for some time te come. It is high time to
dry ssp, Yesterday was another pouring day,
Il And out+of-door transactions in the way of bus
ileas were of small account. Ten of the steam.
ems advertised to leave last evening laid over
antiI to-day. Should the weather prove pre-
Titioas IL day very large fleet of boatswill de-
WATT I'LL I'LL trades. IAN late hour last night, how
ever, tile appearance of the sky was scarcely in
favor of y clear armament to.day.
The freight bargs of the New Orleans, 0pelousas
i ana GFaat Western Railroad. was into by a
steaies coming mp The river, while she was laying
St HILL handling af 4 lgisrs, and her deck lead Of
snoiasses soIne four or i've hundred barrels, was
lfnoGksf overheard.
here as received 1T Ibis port, for the thirty-six
hpafs ending al O'Clock yesterday evening,
Ss Ts5 bales cation.
Among thu boats detained yesterday, was the
Mary Il. Keene. She was unable to procure a suf-
cent supply Of hands to remove her large freight
OF cotton IN time 70 leave yesterday, hut adyertises
4 t1 laave att ~ o'clock M.sto-day.
BY d dispatch to Geo D. Hite, Esq, we learn
that the Louis DIG passed Baton Rouge yesterday,
and will b. found al the landing this morning. She
EeaTes FOR Red river on Tuesday next.
The Cincinnati Commercial Of The I'D inst. says:
The weather continues clear and pleasant during
Che deg, with frost at night. AZ Pittsburg, last
night the river wss 81 feet and falling. At Wheel
ing IA feet and faing, with l5 feet and falling at
! Rarkershurg. The kanawha after rising % feet
was falling slowly IN Saturday when the Allen
y Collier came out There was no material damage
done By the freshet in the KanGwha. Here the
I'll river has reneded l5 inches during the past "A
hanrs, and will doubtless be found falling more
To-day s3ar boatn9en will be kept busly
engaged In spsrFnT out n There III IL feefln the
Gsaal, and II feet in the steamboat pass over the
& falls. The Lower Ohio is in fine nayiga PIE order
Y sad rising The Cumberland IL falling vita i5 feet
Al On Harpefh Shoals,
Tha st. louis Republican of tile ed inst. says.
The river here il falling Tie fall in the 81 hours
ending at q O'clock yesterday morning was 81
inches and it fell about inch more until dark
Il last evening.
The rivers here Sas b feet \ inches above low
water mark in December last
There was III feet ont TO Cairo, as reported by
Tie last steamers from below.
Ehe III as Fiaing rapidly at Cairo On the 2lst
Z The Ohio was pouring out q flood.
Essspns Parrish for Lsolgs' Goes. The popular
passenger packet Empire Parish, Capt d. Grant
Jr. commander, and Mr.. &. iBayhi, clerk, leaves
az 10 o'clock this morning for the Lower Coast.
LdjosfcAa jo5' LsafotTche The fine passenger
packet Lafnurehe, Capt. q Dugas, commander,
and Ar Jos. Declares, clerk, leaves at 10 o'clock
tilis morning for Lafonrche.
eaGlin TAI. DoaaEdsonUiHe. The fine passenger
paciset Acadia, Capt. Jos. Vincent commander,
and Mr.. a. Dunnyg clerk leaves at o'clock this
evening for Donaldsonville ana the Coast
Eicugaae 8o: 8 for 4ttakapas The fine and
aWift passenger packet PieayUne No. 8, Capt. H.
ST. Broad, commander, and Mr.. a. A. Delahousay,
clerg, Leaves at 3 o'clock this evening for At
eakapas.
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