New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-31
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still rising. The Louisville Democrat reports o.
the river there: :ss
The river, since Saturday evening, has risen AT
an almost dnprec sdented rate, is now out Of its
inches Der hour. At O'Clock last evening the
water was Just entering the foot of Fourth street
and by this morning we presume will be in the
lower stories of all the houses on Water street
Great esertions were making last night to get Out
OF the way Of the food, which threatened 10 be 8
heavy one. q g.s
The Memphis Appeal of the goth says:
The river rose three inches yesterday. Business
was not very lively at the landing. Throughout
the day there were no arrivals. The weather was
cloudy and very warm. The departures were the
trip, including 500 sacks and 400 bbls. -four.
john A. EoTTEN FOR Bayou SARA--The G. s.
mail and splendid low.pressure passenger packet
John A. Gotten, Capt. v. B. Baraneo, commander,
and Mr.. A. Dupuy, clerk, leaves at 9 O'Clock A. NJ
tor the above and all coast mail landings.
LAFoURCHE FOR I,AFouRcHE. The fast, superior
triweekly passenger packet Lafourehe, Capt. A.
Dngas, commander, and Mrs. Eugene Lataple,
clerk leaves at IL o'clock to-day for all landings
on the coast and Lafourche
7. D. HINE FOR 4TTAKAPAs:-The new and asst
passenger packet z. d. Hine leaves at 10 o'clock
this morning Tor tha above and way points Capt
j. j. Atkinson is in command, and Mr. Sim Smith
is her efficient clerk. 55ss t5 W. r. s
ERA. No. 4 re. RED R1vER.-The very light
draught packet Era NO. 4, VI. l.. kouns, master,
leaves at 5 o'clock this evening for the above and
way landings.
a NATIONAL FOR. CoLuNBus AND MEMPHIS. The
well-known and comfortable passenger packet
National. Capt. P, C. Montgomery, commander,
and Mr. Ferd. Y. Cellos, clerk, leaves at o'clock
this evening for ah landings up to Columbus and
Memphis. Her polite clerk will be found on board,
ready to dispose Of his rooms to passengers bound
up the river to-day, and those going will do well to
give him an early call
I LOUISVILLE FOR MEMPHIS. - The staunch, fast
and well.appointed passenger packet Louisville,
Capt. Jos. Combs. commander, and Mr.. ]. NJ.
Tnnaga, clerk, leaves at 5 O'Clock this eTenng for
Natchez, Yicksbnrg, Memphis, and all bend land
ings. Passengers for any Of the above points will
find the louisville q most comfortable packet her
officers the most attentive gentlemen and expe-
rienced steamboatnlen.
j. f. PARGoUp, EXPREss PASSENGER PACKET FOE
MEMPHIS To-DAY-The magnificent new passenger
packet j. F. Pargoud, Capt. I. 81. Newell, COM
mander, and Capt. Jno. W. Tobin, clerk, leaves at
O'Clock this evening for all landings in the bends
up to Memphis. The passenger accommodations
Of the Pargoud are luxurious in their character,
and calculated to secure the comfort and promote
the pleasure Of her guests In speed, staunehness,
safety and elegance, she loses nothing when
brought into comparison with the best Of her sister
packets. Her officers are the very best Of steam.
boatmen and 0bligiDg gentlemen. Passengers
going up the river to-day should call on board this
morning and secure their rooms.