New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-19
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n ~ r's,nsf3aY Morning Nav 10. 1851

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Yesterday was warm and bright day on the
Sevee. BasineAs was looking better than we have
seen ii for some time on the levee On Mondays.
The coast boats that arrived yesterday all brought
n fall loads, ana we recaptulate the amount of
sugar and moIAsses that arrived UP to 10 O'Clock
A. NJ: sugar 1859 hhds.; molasses. 5sS5 bbis.
and CTS half bbls.; a pretty large amount TO ar
rive Ia q day. 75
The Natche b. that arrived Sunday, also brought
down Large lead, indeed one Of the largest trips
this season frpfn Memphis. onr shippers must not
FORGET that ths greet packet leaves this evening on
her return tip to Memphis
The Republic . also receiving ana leaves again
this evening III 5j i
~ 4 dispatch received yesterday, we learn that
che n. Az. Morrison passed Vicksburg and viii ar
rive today al IL o'clock, she returns on Saturday.
The SPLENDID Quitman is also due to day, and
also the Grand Duke and j. F. Pargoud. The
Grand Duke returns Wednesday, the Quitman on
Thursday, ard the j. j. Pargoud Saturday.
The comfortable passenger packet Louis dor
has commenced to receive, and leaves for Mem
phis. Columbus, and way landings to-morrow eve
ming.
Tie new, magnificent, low-pressure passenger
packet j. "A, Gotten, having been overhauled, viii
resume her trips, leaving here next Sunday morn
ng at O'clock, for all mail landings up to Bayou
Sara. s3s'
The following communication was read on
Change III Memphis, on Saturday. Our readers
will perceive that the railroads that were destroyed
are now all in good order, and that our shippers
will not have any trouble in having their goods
forwarded Ito their destination; and. also another
communication from the War Department in rela-
ton to the embargo Of produce put on BY Malor-
General Polk: y -,
10 Capt Ross superintendent Memphis and Charleston Rail
Track Win be finished around the burned bridges,
and the trains run through on Monday
superiassa western and ailantic Railroad.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
- Richmond, November IL, 1851.
SaMIn Feply 10 yonr letter Of the soth Of octo-
bers ths Secretary Of War directs me to sag, that
Cen. Polk has been requested to revoke his order
! interdictng the export of grain. 5 X
s SIB#8S Chief.of Bureau of War
The Memphis Avalanche Of the 18th says
The river is rising with some rapidity, only the
upper tulbers of that nnmitigated nuisance, the
Wtarfboat wreck, being above water. The wea-
fher was pleasant, with cool wind.
THE ST. Louis Democrat Of last Tuesday says:
The river here IS still falling slowly, and is six
and halt feet above low water of December, 1860.
The Missouri continues unimproyed, with three
City,
AeADIA FOR D0NALDsoNyILLE,-The fast tri-
weekly passenger packet Acadia, Capt. Jos. Vim
cent. commander, leaves at 10 clock this morning
for the above and coast landings.
MUSIC FOR LAFouRcnE--T The regular passsn
ger packet Musc, Capt. Joseph Dalfares, com
mander, and Iii. j A. Richard, clerk leaves at L
a'cloek today for Lafourche and way landings.
MDIAN No. 2 ron RED RIyER.-The very light
dfaug6t passenger packet Indian No 2, Captain
VIM s.. Sleade, commander and Mr. Charles T.
Reeder clerk, leaves at o'clock, this evening, for
all way landings on Red River, going as high as
Alexanqria
NATG HEz LIGHTNING PASSENGER PACKET FOR
MEMPHIS TODAY The elegant new passenger
packet Natchez, Capt. Tom. p. Leathers, com
Mander, and Messrs. Al. A. Green and Jno. X.
Moody clerks, is receiving for Memphis and inter
mediate landings, and, lett be remembered, leaves
To the ihfnnte, P. nj. this evening. The Natchez
is one pf the most magnificent of our first-cass
packetH Built without regard to time or expense
and with an eye single to the necessities Of the
trade she is now n s as complete as the very best
materialsput together BY the most ingenious me
her That the Natchez leaves punctuaIy this
evening at 5 o'clock.
SAIIK R0BIEsoN- TUESDAY PACKET FOR FoRT
ADAaiS.ZThe neat passenger packet Salle Robin
son, under the command Of Capt. Ben Fulton, and
Capt. D. r. Reynolds in the office, having been put
In complete repair, leaves at 8 o'clock this even
ing fol Fort Adams.
REpHHLIe FOR MsspHIs.--T unsurpassed pas.
sengeE packet Republic is the packetfor this even
ing, leaving at O'clock positively. The Republic
is complete in all her appointments as it is possible
to make passenger packet. Her cabin is large
ceanIy and well ventilated, and her table isnotet
for It'll good things. She has also great speed, ant
as differed by some of the best steamboatmen OF
the river. Capt. Jos. D. Clark commands, ant
Capt. G. G. n ayne officiates in the office.