New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-22
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SssFsss s Friday Morning, Nor. y ls6l, >
The weather continues warm and unpleasant;
tie morning was fogGy, which delayed several
boats from striving in time.
business was only moderately active on the
levee.
The Gen. oaitman, however left with large
tripfof Memphis,
q We learn that the splendid low pressure packet
John Il. Gotten performed better yesterday on
hsr4rial trip than she has ever done before. as
tie Legislature meets at Baton Rouge on monaay,
there win be great opportunity for members 70
take passage 81, the Gotten; she leaves on sunday
morning at 9 O'Clock. :,
The Saturday packets, j. r. Pargeud and v. NJ.
Morrison, were receiving rather fast yesterday;
they yin no doubt have large tips tomorrow for
MeIiipYis and the bends.
she Memphis Appeal of the 10th says &
The river was slowly rising yesterday. The
weather was cloudy, with light showers and very
The landing vas se5 ~ WITH business es
Orleans. The yicksburg came in from New Or
leans with il good trip, including a number Of
Scets,s CavaIrp. Others of the same giment will
come up on the Magnolia, which il due. +, i
Capt Msrshall's fine boat YaEoo will leave this
evening for Columbus "a good chancellor up Tiyer
travellers, The handsome Magenta goes out to-
nightfor New Orleans. MS
4 dispatch was received from Columbus, stating
that the Clara Dolsen, bound for New Orleans
would be the landing this morning.
The Little Rock Journal of Saturday last says
the Bsn, Cousin had arrived there from Pine Bluff
The Alamo was lying there. The Little Rock ane
s5th Pafeiiel have laid mp at Napoleon. The Dan
Miller, Leon and Julia have laid up. The Jennie
il lying high and dry below Little Rock. The Ar
kansas has twelve inches on the bars below Little
Rock and ten inches above.
The st Louis Republican Of the 18th says:
The river here is stationary and feet q inches
above low water mark in 1861 There IS os leet La
the channel out to Cairo.
The Illinois river is failing slowly. with feet
scant Id the channel below Peoria.
The Upper Mississippi is falling from St; LOUIS
down with feet seant on the Upper and feet
scant IN the Lover Rapids. Below Keokuk there
Is 40 feet water in the channel
The Missouri river is falling and becoming very
low and difficult 70 navigate There IS 81 feet scant
on the bars.
Tile weather il cool and pleasant. Business on
The landing Is tolerably brisk. ss. sJ;
There was floating ice in the Missouri river al
Omaha, on Thursday morning .5
The LeYee railroad is entirely completed, ana
the stones and rubbish all removed. 1t is goot
Job, and does not fnjure the appearance OF Thu
cree ID the least. 74
4DHSoTo ron BAYOU SARA.--The new, complete
and fast passenger packet Desoto, Capt. Y B; pa
rance, Commander, and Mr.. A. Dupuy, clerk
leaves DIT 8 o'clock this morning, carrying the @
s. mail to all mail landings On the coast up t
Bayou Sara. sss Sss5
MARY ~ FOR LAFo5RcHE-- fast tri-weekl!
passenger packet Mary 7. Capt. A.. Dugas, com
rafHder and Mr.. Eugene Latapie clerk leaves at /.
o'clock this day for the above and all Intermediate
coast landings
ERA No. FOB RED RIvER-The new, neat AMI
very fightdraught passenger packet Era No. 5
Eaptaiu John Kouns, commander, and Mr.. Ed
Burk, clerk, leaves at O'Clock this evening TO
Esd river and way landings.