New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-13
moderate, with, however, high wind prevailing

| moderate, with, however, high wind prevailing
all day.
At Cincinnati at noon yesterday, the river hat
risen fully three feet, which insures' rise o
smother foot at least on the falls. If the rain o
last night was general, we will have a freshet.
At Pittsburg yesterday, the river was slowly
rising, with ten feet wafer in the channel
The Cumberland at Nashville yesterday, was
slowly rising again, with over five feet water or
the shoals The Charter was plying to points
above Nashville.
The St. Louis Republican of The 9th says:
The river here was rising more rapidly yester-
day than for several days past In the twenty-four
hours ending at noon, it swelled seven inches, &C.
Cording to the City Engineers measurement, and
was sixteen feet two inches above low water mark
of 1860. The upper rivers are all rising slowly
and in good stage The Illinois river is open to
Dubuque.
EMPIRE PARISH FOR LOWER CoAsr-The fine pas
senger packet Empire Parish, Capt. A. Grant, j.,
commander and Mr.. L. Bayh, clerk, leaves at 10
O'Clock this morning for the Lower Coast.
IBERvILLE FOR BAYOU SARA-The elegant, fleet
and superior passenger packet Ibervile, Capt. V.
B. Baranco, commander, and Mr.. E. B. Mumford,
clerk, leaves at O'Clock this morning for Bayou
Sara and the coast.
7. D. HINE FOR ATTAKArAs- The regular steamer
7. D. Hine, Capt. D. r. Muggab, commander, and
Mr.. J. J. Atkinson, clerk, leaves at o'clock this
evening for Attakapas.
SALINE FOR TENS As-The staunch and popular
steamer Saline, Capt. Geo. Miller. commander,
leaves at ) o'clock this evening for Upper and
Lower Tensas.
B. L. HODGE FOR RED RIvER.-The popular and
elegant passenger packet B. L. Hodge, Capt. ,Jno.
Smoker, commander and Mr.. Chas. E. Marshall,
clerk leaves at o'clock this evening for Red river.
LEooMrE FOR RED RIyEE-The famous passenger
packet Lecomte, Capt W. W. Withenbury, COM
mander, and Mr.. W. D. Bateman. clerk, leaves at
O'Clock this evening for Red river.
STARLIGHT FOR RED RIvER.-The elegant passen
ger packet Starlight, Captain Chas Hayes, COM
mander and Mr.. c. F. Hayes, clerk, leaves at >
O'Clock this evening for Red river
Woo FOR RED RIvER-The beautiful and regular
passenger packet Vigo, Capt. r. H. Martin, COM
mander, and Mr.. R. W. Doyle. clerk, leaves at j
O'Clock this evening for Red river.
D. R. CARROLL FOR RED RIvER-The fine and
popular passenger packet D. R. Carroll, Capt. VIM.
Kimball, commander, leaves at o'clock this even
ing for Grand Ecore and intermediate points on
Red River.
NATIONAL FOR THE OU4cH1TA-The new and
elegant passenger packet National, Capt. p. {.
Montgomery, commander and Mr. J. G. Davis,
StSAh' iSaf0S pOSAufSty at u v NlOGA tniS tNtHllS
for the Ouachita.
EMMA BETT FOR THE GAZOO AND SUNFLOWER -
The staunch and fleet, very light-draft passenger
packet Emma Bett, Captain Johnson, commander
and Mr.. J. B. Pondexter, clerk, leaves at O'Clock
this evening for the Yazoo and Sunfower rivers.
EAsTPoRT FOR NAsuvILLE-The fine, swift and
light-draft passenger packet PASSPORT, Captain E.
Woods, commander, and Mr. c. W. Harrison, clerk
leaves at 5 O'Clock this evening for Nashville and
landings.
WooDFORD FOR L0UIsvLLE-The high-headed |
and magnificent passenger palace packet Wood |
ford, is receiving for Louisville and way points,
and will back out punctuaIly and positively at 5
o'clock this evening. Capt. Moses Irwin, her com
nander, and Mr. H, B. Mclaughlin, her clerk, are
wo as popular and as competent officers as come
o our port. Remember the Woodford.
JOIN WALSH FOR CAIRO-Capt. Geo. ". Gable,
he popular and experienced commander of the
Walsh, will ring the last bell" punctually at
clock this evening" and leave for Memphis and
afro. The Walsh is staunch as iron has first-cIass
assenger appointments, good speed, furnishes an
bundant and unsurpassed bill of fare and is one
{ the boats watched and waited for by passengers
nd shippers all along the line of her route Ho!
II Cairo per the star packet John Walsh this eve
ing. Mr. Austin R. Moore is the efficient and uni
ersally popular clerk of the Walsh.