New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-17
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IRENE and sc0rehlng. On wasn't u not HOW
welcome would rain be received at this moment
Business on the levee continues dropping, the re-
suit of which will be severely felt Within few
short weeks.
The steamer Doubloon, after making one trip up
Red River, has concluded to lay up. She will
leave the landing this morning to seek place to
Law mn until the fail season commences again,
The steamer Mite stephens will be at the land
ing to-day or "a. morrow, and commence receiving
freight ID leave for Jefferson aud way landings on
Thursday next
PERsoSAL.-Gapt. t. P. feathers arrived late
Saturday from St. Lonis. He informs us that the
great and unrv Magenta is undergoing a
thorough repair 10 preparatory to her entering
the Memphis and New Orleans trade next fall
She viii run as a Saturday packet, leaving here
every alternate Saturday,
We return thanks for fayors to the officers of
the steamers Henry Ames, Grey Eagle, ldahee
| and Doubloen.
/ The steamer Hope left yesterday for the Yazoo
river. She will remain at Yicksburg until the ar
rival Of the Grey Eagle. Any freight that our
shippers may have for Yazoo City or intermediate
/ points on the Yazoo river, by being consigned to
the care of steamer Hope viii be delivered in
good order.
4 The Grey Eagle also connects with the regular
Yazoo packet Calumet, Capt. Parisot. ANY freight
consigned to their care for Greenwood, Tehula,
Yazoo City. or any landing on the Tallahatchie
river, viii be we'll taken of and delivered in
good order.
The Henry Ames, Capt. Thos L. Crawford, ar,
rived yesterday with good trip she Is now re-
eeiying, and leaves positively this evening for
Memphis, Cairo and ST. Louis. Mr.. Geo. A. viii
liams is the efficient clerk of this packet
u The Pauline Carroll had not arrived up to the
time Of our leaving The landing: she will, no
doubt, be found ready to receive this morning.
III She returns to Memphis Cairo and St. Louis this
Il syeninr cant n I. white Il in command and
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MI f. Hogue oiaclates as en'eA oieth.
The Cotile for Macon and Tensas, II. w, Stradef
from Louisville St. Nicholas from Bayou Sara,
IA ! AZ eharn 49,, 4 Z Fonrebe vii NJ III +be
Tl,a Ieo,zss
lanaihs to-uay teatiy " reserve my Si A1see
again this evening and the Strader, ~. Nicholas
and Cotle leave tomorrow.
Tba NatjonaI and STARLIGHT are receiving and.
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lsaSs lor neg AssseL eo-lAoiio"' ei0 Au@iA0e AYE
Ouachlta leaves On thursday.
The EAMA.-This new candidate for public
favo laa,,as toav m her rst Trim for Vaudeville
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MadisohVll4e ana ooXington, anu WI continue "
leave every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday dur
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W. trAue, and = unasi tls eoiillHat u sa4e ~
3 reliable officers. Her passenger arrangements
II are complete in every particular and she is well
l,,s,rta5 - +ba trade Cant M r. Edwards is in
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command ana ~ ~ oiiiela'es as putser
The Emma leaves this morning az ~ Q elock, from
the head of the old basin.
". lao IN that the Steamer Tnrninary hence far
III go - - ls9i
~ LOUIS was ilet opposi'e " an run
| ming on one wheel, she having lost one over
board.
oLrPpISGs FROM OUR EXCHANGES
MEMpHIs line WeatheT clear E5 and
plessAnl. business " sue lahulng ulh- Inc river /
declined four INCHES IN the past twenty,four hours
d aRe rlKel at y. louis II talllng Slowly. me
Onlo Is Iislug sio"iy az FItsseuIg out stationary
~ LOUISVILLE Win IouF ana p nan Ieet water IN the
channel, and seven feet seant on the bars in the |
tower ohio. Ag 0lneihnali- the4 river had com
menGeu railing mnch faster than 1t mad risen,
though the tributaries were all swollen, particu- |
larry the Miami fhe river at Pittsburg Tuesday |
evening was slowly swelling, with three and a |
halffeet Of water in the channel, and but slight
prospects of good tide. The Arkansas is deelin- |
ing steadily, wtpsix and half feet of water to /
Little Rock. White river in fair condition.
The weather yesterday was very warm, with a /
fine shower in the afternoon, which, though it laid
the dust, did not cool the atmosphere. Business |
on the leVee was dull, though much better than |
the day before Arrivals were four, and depart
ures the same.
a HORRIBLE MURDER.-A gentleman from CleVe-
land, Ohio, owner of small trading boat, was
murdered for his money by negro, and white
william that were hands on his boat near Omega
landing, seventy-hye miles above Yicksburg.
We reported in yesterdays issue that the |
screw pfHpeler Sarah had sunk at Island 40 We /
were wrongly informed. She was hard aground I
Instead of being sunk. The Lady hghtened her off
yesterday and she arrived at the wharf last
evening.
A The sarah is a staunch looking craft, and is in
tended for the coast trade. She was not much in
jured by getting aground. She will receive, some
freight Of the Star wharfboat and leave this morn
ing for Mobile
Ihe Indiana passed up last evening at P. N. for
Louisville, with 200 head of Texas cattle, and
crowded with passengers.
TIE WILL y. HAYS SoLD.-Captain Ford, of
New Albany, has sold this, new stern-wheel
steamer to parties in st. Louis for the sum of /
$40, 0O0
SUNK Our OF S1GHr.-The little tug Brilliant |
that had sunk or swamped herself on Warsaw bar
| in shoal water, managed to make good dsap |
pearance, as the officers of the mail boat reported
her gone out of sight, It was thought she had
been raised but on closer inspection the tip Of her
| Jackstah vas seen sticking out of water, and it
was ascertained that the boat had either capsized
on the reef or bar, or had slid into deep water.
One Of her coal barges was ahoat, and the other
sun lodged on the bar
The palatial Atlantic and Mississippi passenger
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