New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-02-05

inolasses that was shipped On her from THIS clsg
last trip. IS 81 " III
Tho FroHc win be in tosday with nearly al Of her
trin that sl,e lem here with. We understand that
10 boats will be allowed to carry sugar or molas-
SEES MP to Columbus. ri = d n
The splendid and regular packet Mary G. Keene
will be receiving this morning for all landings up
to Memphis, to leave positively ON Saturday next.
The officers Of tho Roht. Fulton, from Red river,
report that stream as in good navigable order to
Alexandra. The water from the Mississippi had
backed up some sixty miles. The Fulton returns
this evening, and will take freight for all landings
on Redriyer. ,.ss 60 az s5-59sis
At Cincinnati; on the ~ til January, the river had
fallen about fvefeet and WAS SO rapidly receding
that it would soon be within its banks.
Over SIS 900 worth Of Yankee Government 20
stores were inundated at Parkersbnrg and Point
Pleasant, Va, by the recent food in the phlo.
The Memphis Avalanche of the 80 says
The river has risen some twenty -four feet at this
point, and is rising yet. 4..
K The river in the Ohio may be estimated BY the
following paragraph Of the Louisville Journal Of
the 29th ult. I: ss.s
The river il falling at a rapid rate at this point
ana nedestTians were enabled to pass dry shod
from Fourth to Bullitt streets. y, :,
This Is 8 sure thing, for some Of the 'eayy vetss
mirht walk dry shod y through those long stores,
when the alleys are impossible. .a5s
Ne copy the following telegram fro the Louis
vile journal Of the 18th s
PITTsBuna Jan. Is, River seven fact and at
q stand. Weather wet No arrivals.
JOHN a. CoTTEs FOR BAYOU sARA-The G. S.
mail and splendid low-pressnre passenger packet
John A. Gotten, Capt. n. B. Baraneo, commander
and Mr. a. Dupuy, clerk, leaves at 9 O'Clock A. N,
for the above snd all coast mail landings. 3;
4 IBERYIILE FOR BATON RoUGE.--The magnificent
passenger packet Iberyille, Capt 3. ~ Gross, com.
3mander and Mr. AIcee Grass, clerk, leaves at s
o'olock this evening, for Baton Rouge, Lobdell's
stores, and intermediate coast landings.
EMPRE PARIsH FOR THE LowER COAST The
neat passenger packet Empire Parish, Captain a.
Grant, Jr., commander, and Mr.. Z. Baghi, clerk,
leaves at 10 O'clock this morning for all landings
son the Lower Coast. s..
ROBERT F. LToN FOB RED RlyER.-The new, light
draught passenger packet Robert Fulton, Capt
George Alban, commander, and Mr.. Sam. Law
son, clerk. saaFes at o'cloek this evening for al
landings on he'd river up to Alexandra.
ALoEzo CHIEp ron MEMPHIS Travellers will b,
gratied to learn that the excellent and Lap
pointed passenger packet Alonzos Child, Capt: De
Haven, commander, and Mr.. W.sB. Mcbride, clerk
leaves this day, at clock, for Natchez. Vicks
burg, Memphis and all way landings. She has,
neat cabin, fine passenger accommod ations, sets
splendid table, and last but not least of her goot
qualities are her able, efficient and courteous off
| GERS. 73a s y 3s
Ed j. GAY FOR MEMPHIs. This splendid AMI
fayorita regular passenger packet leaves for Mem
phis and the Bends at s O'Clock this evening, wit
iGapt. VIM. Wray in command and Mr.. Jno. Brook
| in the office. The passenger accommodations 0
| the Gay are Of q high order Of excellence. He
\ speed i well known, and passengers and shipper
will find themselves or their freight in the hands Q
careful and competent officers. Among her jothe
reccmmen We may mention the fact tina
j she has ever been noted for her punetuality an
/ regularity. Shippers and passengers for Memphi
may depend on her leaving positively at 5 o'cloc
i this evening. III