New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-09
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"Wednesday Morning, October g. 1851. 8
The weather yesterday WAS cooler than for sew
eraI days previous, and slightly indicative Of tho
approach of fall. s u V 5tSss.sss y,
Itswaa q good Day fer business, and was well i'm
psoved on the lesees On the upperswharf a fan
amount Of activity was observed especially about
the gangwass Of the Republic and the great
hatcher, which packets left for Memphis with
large trips. The Picayune, for opelosisas. also
left yester with a fine stfip.l She leaves again
on her next Trip 5tE inst, positively
The Louis Dor was also receiving good trip,
and ssii posisiFel leave at 5 ocloek this evening
fer Memphis and way landings.
BY d dispatch dated Bayou Sara, yesterday, we
learn that the packet Era No s. from
Red river, viii be at The landing ready TO receive
freight. she will leave on her return trip next
Saturday. s'&s
the Indian Mo- will be out of dock, ready to
receive freight this morning, at the foot of Canal
street She viii positively leave for Red riyersto-
morrow evening. ~ as5#s ,.7 + .53tt
BY reference to Che advertisement of the Bayou
Sara g. s. Mail Line. our readers will notice that
Capt Lanoue, the indie gable agent, win start
ont the Crosse Tete on Saturday for Fort Adams.
The Crosse Tste, having been completely repaired,
VIII for the future make two trips per week. leay
ing here every Wednesday for Baton Rouge and
every Saturday for Fort Adams. Z ,
The Memph Avalanche Of the 9Th says: sS
The river opposite this point still falling quite
gapidlY. The pilots of the Prince Of Wales Inform
us that they found mark twain, r at the foot of
Presidents Island and at Helena. At Greenyi!le
the report is s and o half ttw an.' H the river
continues to fall our large boats will be unable to
run in 3 short time but we understand that there
j big rise coming out of the Tennessee river.
Business at the landing on Saturday, and even on
the weather took place on yesterday morning, and
quite heavy rain fell. Yesterday the heavens
were clear and the atmosphere cool.
Passengers who arrived overland from Little
Rock yesterday inform rs that there are thirty
inches in Arkansas river at that point. The recent
rise WAS out of the Canadian, one of the tributa-
ries of the Arkansas ia the mountains
EMPIRE PARrsH ron THE Lower COAST The
neat passenger packet Empire Parish, Captain A.
Grant. Jr., commander, and Mr. L. Rayhi clerk
leaves at 10 o'clock this morning for all landings
on the Lower Coast.
Louis dor FOR MEMPHIs. We take pleasure in
directing the attention OF the shipping and travel
ing public to-day to the departure of the splendid
passenger packet Louis q Or, The Louis dor is
q large and safe packet, with the best of passen-
ger commod atoms. Capt. Cheney johnson com
anands, and MI. r. A. Gregory has charge of the
office n 5g5N.s a4s \ n g
IBERsILLE FOR Bayou sARA--The iiFst.cIags pas.
senger and g. 8. mail packet IberYiile, Capt. =. f.
Gross commander, and Mr. "a. DupuY, clerk
leaves Of 9 CLOCK this morning for tile above and
Coast Landings NJ 5 s.4 3sy-tsT
s GRdND DUKE FOR MEMPHIS The large and com
Portable passenger packet Grand Duke, Capt. Sam
Apologize, commander and Mr.. Ferd. ". Cellos
clerks leaves Of s O'Clock this evening for Mem
sphis and way landings. NIT Ill s-g ysvs.sj