New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-21
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ETThe weather yesterday Nas somewhat mixed
THE eaTly morning was shenery, sf9er which ths
sun nsaae his appearance and shone, with occa
siona distinctions, throughout the day. The tenn
peratnrs waa mild ana balmy. Business was lnors
active Than On Monday and Tuesday, but by Fo
means ssasonahle. The arrivals were neitlleJ nu-
1nerous nor laden and uFffeights were not iii
sufficient supply to admit Of more than de-
paftures refer 70 our marine coIumafo F . list
of tia arrivals ana partnres Yesterday fhe man
ifests, afc.
dispatch received BY 5feasrs. Muse y Murdoch
yesterday, from Capt. board raaa, Of the steamer
f5 Brown. Informs iis tliat she will DO ready to
III receive freight at tie landing this morning and
VIII Red River and Bayou Pierre
1T . o'ciQck this eyefing
Rha Diane leaves this evening in place Of the
steamer yeksburg, akiag the mails and freight Of
the latter The Vicksburg having made arrange
ulsnis to leave On Tuesday next, in place of the
Charfaer, ana viii hereafter leave this port every
i Tuesday for yieksburg ard the coast.
se learn that the steamer Gipsey, q small upper
Red river steamer, sunk recently in Black Bayou
with up ards of 100 bales cotton.
we also learn by d dispatch dated at Cairo, yes
terday, that the steamer Fort Wayne, bound hence
for Cincinnati sank at Island 16, in ten feet Of wa
II fol, and il b total loss. No lives were lost.
The fine steamer Grand Duke, Capt. Sam. Apple
gate, commander, il receiving for Red river, to
leave On Saturday. The Grand Duke will hereafter
make weekly trips between this city ana Shreve-
perf leaving New Orleans on Saturdays and
& sElrey sport on Wednesdays. The Grand Duke is
fully able q GIL this programme with safety and
reliability.
The Cincinnati Gazette Of The 18th says:
The weather Was very disagreeable yesterday.
Early It'd The morning light rain commenced fall
ing. mixed WithsDoW, and afterwards turned into
rag naar snow: storm, aeeomp anied with cold |
northwest wind. The river has been rising very |
rapialy since our last report, and during the /
twenty fonr hours ending vening, had swollen
Tbe siisan ~ Z able reatler yesterday made bust
ness gpita fHI at ths ieyee, and but few boats
were deirsg aB5 thing
Tle oifarinas Continue fair for New Orleans and
NashViiie. and light for Pittsbnrg and st. Louis.
To New flrleans--Y Risky. ST co; Oil, 81 Is II
FloaF f5c.; Pprk, 76o;; Bacon in hhds., SIC. per
100 Ibss ana other pound freights. IS to SOC. per
HOO lbs. lard in bbs., kegs etc, Soc. per 100lbs.:
Horses, per head, So; machinery, 76c. to 81 90
per 400 lbs.
8 The St Louis Republican Of the 10th inst. says:
Tie river here in the III hours ending at dark last
evening sWeIied about Is inches. There is seven
or eight feet in The ehaunel cut to Cairo, and the
liver Is rising. There u plenty of water.
5n ,.5etr
rivsg s rising at Jefferson City, and there will he
plenty Of water in a. day or two. The weather is
Cool ana Indictment. Oh Thursday night a good
deal fiji snow fell, biit it disappeared yesterday.
Busisea an the landing was dull.
II The Crescent City had 100 tons of groceries,
1sHist sle discharged at Cairo. She had no freight
Sos tiiis port
4 The South Wester brought up nearly eco tons
Of freigh ID This port from New Orleans.
Tie Memphis ppeal Of lie 1911 inst say J
The weather vas cloudy and cold yesterday
the streets aIe il GOOD condition for business S
THE iveg was faling the rate Of inches in24
hours IT xpactsd soon to be rising gain from s
tiie uPIsr sissisaiEpi Business was brisk, but
Cincinnati haat III, which made some difference S
The ain Of new boat, plying in the Pittsburg 81
Trade fined 500 yesterday, by his brother-com-
Inanders. for taking freight below the established
rates To ihat port from Cincinnati. At louisville, S
Tiday evening, the river rising rather fast
feat inches NJ ter in the canal by the mark.
ON me Hills Tnere were over IeeT pass water, and
we think there will be an abundance Of water on I
the fills for 81 rip stream boats in day or two
Ile cunbe fland vas steadily falling on Friday. S
Afst isonis. otl Friday, The river, in % hours,
sweled about rs inches There is or8 feet water S
the channel out to Cairo and the river is rising
There IS plenty Of water.
q AeAnIA ron Don IpsoNy I1LE --The fine passen-
ger packet Acadia, Captain Jos. Vincent, com.
1nandel, and Mr.. "A. Dnpuy. clerk. leaves at 10 .
o'cIoek Ellis morning for Donaldsonrille ana the "
coast.
d IAls2EI. ri. ToR FDHT he regular pas
sengar packet Laurel Hill, Captain q n. Gross, 4
and Mr.. 2. Munford clerk, leaves y =
IT'D clock This evening fol- Fort Adams and tile ii
soast.
Music ron TAFouReHE The popular passenger &C
packet Riusies Captain ~. Brown, commander, E,
md Mr: Richard, clerk, leaves at 5 o'clock y
his evening sor Lafonrche and the coast. I,
\ ELEANon RoI aARtSE RIvRR The fine passenger
1aoket Eleanor, Gapt. Frank Moore. commander, C.
ind alt, I'D Groves clerl, leaves bit o'cock this
,Tening for Sabine river. &C
IEx XII ron RED Ri s-EE-Tbe excellent passenger
packet Texas. Capt. q, ". stinde, commander, %
ind NH n. i. 0Tyiss clerk, leaves at o'clock
his evening for Red river. =
4 LgGoNTE FoR RUB RIVER The regular and IA
gorite passenger packet Lsconte, Captain W. w, 7. :.
RitnfnB and Mr. W. ID. Bateman, II
ler at o'clock this evening for Red river, fc
w. BuRToN ron RED RIVER The regular pas
enger packet IN. Burton, Capt. r. A. Bossat, SC
emman lei, leaves Of o'clock fills evening for
ted river. "a
GousTEss roR RED RIVER The splendid, new
assenger packet Countess Capt Geo. T. Wilson, Il
commander, and aIr. A. a.. Bayless, clerk, leaves
t 3 o'clock this evening for Red river.
r APfDEs Fpg RED The fine ana popular
asaenger packet Capt !. q. Dowty, com Ga
andef, and HI 81 y. Barstow, clerk, leaves at i
clock thi evening for Red river. br
p. R. ARRoII FoR RED RIVER The fine and q.
guitar passeger packet D. n Carroll Captain l ro
Gorge Alban, commander, and Mfr. j. r. Carroll -
err, leaves At 8 O'clock this evening for Red 90:
yer. dal
GoslEr FOR RIM RIYER-The feet and staunch + !
assenger packet Comet Capt. VIM. Y. Harrell, ca
'mnaEders and Mr, r. Reeder, clerk leaves at CO.
O'clock this eYening for Red river.
JUDAH Touao ron 0UAeaITA RIVER The fine bal
packet Judah Touro, Capt. N. Lang I-1
'rne, commander, and Messrs Folger ana NAL der
", clerks, leaves AIT O'Clock this evening foy +bo