New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-02-04
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II The weather yesterday was bright, mild and
pleasant. II
Z Business on the ,levee was very dull. Freights
for Memphis are very scarce. IN conseq uence Of
that fact the New Falls turned her freight over
to the Scotland, and has laid up for the present Il
The Scotland left last evening for Memphis with
a large lot ofTaiiroad iron and salt.
The Lafourche packet Mary I. goes on the docks
to-day for repairs, She will resume her place ~
the trade ne1tweek, leaving here as usual three 4
times week. Theateanier Lafourche, Capt. J.y.
Brown in command, will attend TO the mary I.1s
business while she is repairing. The Lafourehe
win leave here for the present every MondaY, az u
NJ, and Friday, atsA. M. The Music will also
leave twice week, as advertised, both packets
going down the. BaYen every trip
The AlonSo Child md olia arrived on Sun
9day. With good trips from Memphis ,saud are now
receiving, and will leave positively this evening
The Pfincesof Wales will also leave this even.
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b The Ed. ]. Gay left Memphi is on Friday evening,
for this city. She will BE- found ct the leyee this
morning receiving, and will leave Tomorrow even
ing on her return trip. ssss4
The Thirty dfth Parallel, we learn from a Mem
pits paper, passed down from Columbus, for this
port, with 500 barrels molasses, having been re-
fused permission hy the military commander to
land HE molasses at Columbus
4 The Louisville Journal Of The 25th ult says
we have intelligence from various Localities on
lie OHIO, stweens this city and Cairo, and we
learn that there has been much property destroyed
in that REGION all the low lands being under water,
and the growing wheat crop, which was very
promising, having been literally destroyed BY the
The old steam ferryboat Black Locust, which
had been abandoned at JeHefsonVile, broke from
her moorings yesterday, drifted down the river
some distance, and sunk on the falls 5$
n There IL no change in the position or condition
of the Arizona s3g ssTSss N Nh
U The Cincinnati Gazette Of the 24th says: " 4
The river at this point has attained the height of
the rise in 1855 bnt it probable that II will COM
menGe falling to-day. The entire landing is sub
greatest eonfasion disorder and Inconvenience has
ensnad. The cellars Of arehouses, All high up as
Columbia street east Of MAN are nearly al filed
with water, and the amount Of damage to proper
IN il quite serious. The business houses along
Front street, and at the lower end of the streets
leading up from it, kept their attaches busy yes
teraay In removing their wares to higher quar- ters
and the scenes presented these alties reminds
u ca one Of Venice. ss 3ss
The Memphis Appeal Of the 2dsaysi: IS 1
The river il rising at the rate of three inches in
twenty four hours. Business was mod rateiy brisk
at The landing yesterday. The weather was cloudy
but without rain. ~ ssSS isa
ACADIA FOR DoNALDsoNyILIE . The fast pas
senger packet Acadia, Capt. Jos. Vincent com
mander, leaves at 10 o'clock this morning for all
coast landings up to Donaldsonyille.
MgsIc ron LATouRcHE.- The frstclass pas
Eseqger packet Music, Capt Jos. palfares, COM
mander, ind Mr, ). a. Rehard, clerk leave at IL
o'clock to-day for tbs above and way landings.
passenger packet j. NJ. Sharp Capt A. !. Dye, !
commander, leaves at 5 o'clock this evening for
4 the above and coast landings. $
Era No. s FoR RED RIVER The new, neat and
very lightsdranght passenger packet Era No. j,
|, Captain Chas.s Barstow, Commander, and Mr.. W.
Cnibertson, clerk, leaves II O'Clock this evening
for BED riveran way landings.
h T. W. ROBERTS FOR FoRr ADAMs.-The fast and
popular passenger packet g. y. Roberts, Captain
Ben. Fulton commander and Mr.. John D. Will
evening for the above and coast landings. The
Roberts has "a spacious cabin, comfortable state
rooms, and is under the command Of The most pru-
dent and competent steamboatmen.
ALoNzo CHILD ron PHIs Travellers will be
agratifed to learn that the excellent and Wellap-
pointed passenger packet Ai0nzo Child, Capt. De-
Haven, Commander, and Mr.. w. B. Mcbride, clerk,
leaves this day, at p o'clock, for Yickss
burg Memphis and all way landings. She has d.
neatseabin fine passenger accommodations, sets q
splendid table, and last, hut mot least Of her good
qualities are her able, efficient and courteous Off
scers. M S3asss s w Il ssi sY 7Sfs l5t
ss5 FRINGE 0Fs Wales FOR MEMPHIS The staunehs
and complete passenger packet Prince Of Wales,
4Capt. Jas. Lee, commander and Mr.. A. g. Foiger,
clerk, leaves ats o'clock this evening FOR Memphis
and all landings in the Bends The Prince is a
wefI-a appointed passenger packet, and Is in the
hands of careful and prudent officers.
MAGENTA, ExPREss AND e.. S: Man P AssEssERs
PACKET FOE gMEMPHIs. At 8 o'clock this evening,
punetually The magnificent new passenger packet
Magenta, Capt. &C. Wilson, commander, and
Messfs. Holmes and McYay, clerks, will leave for
Natehez, Memphis and the bends. The bare
announcement Of the: hour Of departure of this
truly paiatial new packet should crowd her hold
and guards with freight, and fill her cabin with
passengers NJ ss a II Al. is555 sats4 81