New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-03
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CRESCENT oErrcE, No, ~ CANT STR

tuesday Morning, July 8 1866.
| Yesterday was cool and dusty. Business on the
landing continues TO be very dull.
IT il really DISTRESSING tn read occop,,ts of +ro
,orF.o, stor1.+io,, cf t,siross ,,,or,,,,,to.o
FN'''0' e' s"l''0"O u BUSINESS 10y "H'ie' ho"'
ever, we should not repme' we cannot expect
good times always We can only advise our
steamboat friends to take thinps ouietIv and kson
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COOL
We return our thanks for favors to the officers
of steamers Quitman, Ruth, Cote, Louis D'Or
and Tdohoe.
M c. a a..
1he Ven SulVhan VIII lay up Tor SIX weeks.
during that time she will be repaired throughout.
She will have new set of boflers new cylinders
tir,bars raro;,+s1 49,. IN, &c - = ,.....r,, ~,
,I, auu "tn' IL Is necessary pe
uoeked. Alter having been repaired she will re-
sumo her place in the Yicksburg trade,
The Grew FaoIa in cbaroo ~ r,oot 7 M ypb;+e
1oo,,o, AZ -. o.. S.,,i ~, -
tu"'es '+'is e'enips ior tltAsouFg anu IhVeinie,
date landings, carrying the u. S. mails, and will
continue TO leave every Tuesday attending to the
l,;,,oa.,e ~ OH, ~. ~. NV.
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anu leorhoell are the clerks OF thls steamer.
We understand that the steamer Ruth will not
leave to-day. but will leave positiyely tomorrow
a..,,,,.- 49, -. 60. 80 o. -, ~
evening ioL MeAPAls, o"Io anu ." Aou'S' MT
A. Clark othclGtes IN the ONCE OF TINS steamer this
trip in place of Mr.. Greenough who has gone
1los+ NJ, a ,is;+
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I'LL 't'"o Fs'o@ ouh EAoAAhGES'
MEMPHIS, June SO,-I1e weather yesterday was
clear and pleasant. Business was quite duh and
the boats leaving port went with light trips. The
river continues to rise steadily, our prognostica-
tons to the contrary notwithstanding, aud during
the day yesterday rose two inches. White and
Arkansas rivers are both falling rapidly. though
there is more water in them than is required for
steamboatng
CAIRO, June 29.-The river at this point is about
stationary. The wind was blowing pretty hard all
day, so that it was hard work for pilots of stern
wheel crafts to land them well as difficult to
determine exactly what the river was doing.
The weather was pleasant enough considering
| th ir We were lying near the irigld zone.
bt Moor y ana iV sba Sbro To t'R roI IN 4oahy
about 1000 tons assorted freight and added Hare
about 100 tons, The principal was way freight.
ClS Omit Juae -3--1ue weather yesterday
the sbaSs inicat tennarotnro 'itg F III
degrees.
At Pittsburg at noon yesterday the river was
raing WIN ieet infa OF water IN the channel
five degrees above zero ~ tb ,si yno a. ~ Ky
waterworks the river had risen feet ! iScbns
curing the "a hours preceding six o'clock yester-
GuS morning, az wheh sIne mere were II feet
der of the day il continued to Ike At fbe rate Of
an inch and a half an hour.
lG9ies u Ie 'mfnsy -FOUR h9urs enqlnS last eye
sissippi, and II is Isinr ali the Wav dow5 Tbare
is good stage Of water on the Rapids and all the
way through. 1t Il probable that for six weeks to
Popi itbant resbnnn m @ aor W Pgs bu o.
The Illinois il falling, with three feetin the chan
mel below Peoria. % q #Tsa T-=a
rae ~. Missouri y go9d stage and likely to con
me good tip ~ for t6o l;,rost 7oft
to have been postponed. Business is dull at pres
emit Shipments of grain to allSouthern rivers and
RVn3 ira - Ga at YES fne 9oas n ne ss9nn
weather is 6eas9nt cool ana windy 80 pol' Inc
Grey EAe1E rop yrorspT,yc- III G Ms,
Packet snnarior and rac,,ror ,o,1-o+ TO-.
for the above and all wav 1andinos at o,oIoof
this evening, The Grey EagIa il s,To,,is Ioat
with large and snlend5 cabin and IL rar1ar,,oh,-
we'll known for her snaad rarr+oto, Co.. sas,t,!
the attention of her ofjoors IN +o onr, f. ~,
iovment of cyeeta and her ra,,,1orit-, 81 IL
bilitv. Cant, I NJ white is in cornrno,a ana
wessrs A1,es Efcvav and 1TcC7rin5on oro 49,
clerks
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