New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-15
Aiuer Antflll9enre.
cprscrsr orr,cs, No. 81 CANT srssxr,
Maplau IaDnary ly. 1870


CRESCENT OFFICE No. ~ CANT s!sExr,
Monday, January ID, 1850 J,
Since our last report the weather has been the most
bic and disagreabe that have experienced ier ops
nothing hit rain rain rain mud mud Notwithstanding
~ had weather business was exceedingly brisk on Saturday
An the boats left with spenddt rips both of freight and pas
sengers. !, -, :, ~,
From dspac Saturday dated Shreveport iith
we learn tina, Red River feet at that point
The sncndd steamer saatoes, Capt Dowy, came to the
landing just from docks having been tuy repaired and Is
now receiving freight leave tomorrow Tor shreveport and
way landings.
~ Accent AZ not getting freight down Saturday,
Was unayedaby detained She will positively leave
evening. H..
Bart Able Memphis, will both be 1.-THE. landing this
morning ready receive freight The former leaves
raw and the latter on Wednesday.
call the attention of the pnbic the fact that the
new magnificent packet National Capt R. sinno
receiving and leaves for Shreveport and intermediate
landings evening The National is provided with
every accommodation that is to the comfort and
pleasure travellers Mr. Florence Fndren the attentive
clerk National will take great pleasure in registering
those that may wish take IA trip up Red River and will
furnish them with comfortable quarters To travel such
packet pleasure and the chance is not often offered
"a word to the wise is Sufficient
The magnificent fast passenger R. J. Lockwood
in command Of Capt g. Rawlings, with Capt Fulker
son in the Office for the ouacta river
ing. She receiving at the foot Of Canal street.
The Idaho being unavoidaby detained Saturday is
receiving at street,
evening positively Camden Captain Eugene Elliott is in
command Mr. W. b. CLARK does the sgreeable in the
/ Office.
We thank Mr. MITCHELL of the Cuba the
following memorandum:
Fannie Gilbert and had left there above
met The following Steamboats, On their way to Shreveport
Steamers NJ Z Alien at NJ Lattiers plantation Jan David
JAN
H hSmessnJ Jan Il srappi George
Gosso Jan lo Live oak a. GRIND E.s ;;r y Jan
Gada0 At FqI Jan Il Ha1an
JAM L.
The Cuba reported four feet water the principal
The river on Saturday of the city within six
feet five inches 81 high mark having risen foot
/ inch during the past three days
Tha steamer Blue Wing No arrived yesterday from ycks-
burz with good trip believe it is the intention of her
to nut her Red River trade above the raft From
ali indications just suited for the trade and have
that she goes the above the raft that she will
| soon make fortune for her owners. $
From tho officers Of j. NJ Sharp learn that they did
not ge within twenty miles Of Camden account Of the
Onacha falling fast She however brought in good
load, and is receiving to return on Wednesday.
To-day we another candidate for public favor The
Scota receiving and leaves this evening positively
for the Ouacta and all handbags Bayou Bartholomew
Gleanings from exchanges:
MExpHIs Jan live have change to note in tile condi
Business on Yesterday rather brisk the ship
the shipments miscellaneous eghts Tor White and Arkan
The river opposite this has reeeded Is inches since
i large amount fcoton and passengers on board.
@ N " VIE se en-
srn, andng the river nsr below
Miami from Little Rock t Memphis
G. bales cotton; q CUMMINGS ee 70 % sahe 90 l. Il,
'sls Re
a h n he @
At Pittsbug navigation is suspended by ice while the
night sas %'sa
Isn %s 4
o he present weather twsnoar hours longer Have you
s hsag IL I've ef oy, s FIJI
Nasston Is st suspended the Mississippi 81 Louis
land dAfo z - A'f' 20 - 'Ns : y D''''
The st. Louis Republican Of the 9th says
the thaw that prevailed throughout Saturday eoan
morning the ground hard and the ice the surface Of the
from bank to bank L. -
The Louisville Courier remarks:
The river continues to fall fast with feet inches
hours had fallen Il inches at the head of
freezing eod Ire degrees
| zero in the morning, but moderating all day.
water in the pass down the Indian chute
The river continues reeede rapidly here and also at Evans
vile New Albany Loqsxs and FL points above I'VE
Vile 49, +
LOUISVILLE Jan river continues to fall very fast
feet 6uehes the canal the evening BY the
sad p ~ hs ss s y s fallen ". L.
nues clear and freezing cold the Thermometer down to 10
The falls last evening there we're only S fset water in
Me pass =, down the Indian chute
ndlapded at Portland.
awaiting a trip TO New Orleans.
Orleans to-day her first trip, She will
for New Orleans and way places probably starting
TAG RIcHAoNp-Capt Desnkes has named clipper
Sw f hs The
draught boat Of her class ever built
ScrorA BAYOU BARTHoLoaEw.-This complete packet
in charge of Capt VIM st Martin leaves NJ to-day for
the above taking freight for the ouacha all landings on
Bayou bartholomew
frances FOR MoBrLE.-The splendid new low pressure
passenger packet Frances Capt Thomas Forbes commander
leaves above from the lake end of the Pentcharran Rail
road at41s P to-day Agen-L c. Harris corner Of Camp
| and Common streets.
| LOUIS DOR BAYOU sARA.-Ths fast and superior
passenger packet in charge Capt r. Greathouse and
Messs Troxler and Miller in the office leaves at r. for
| the above and coast landings.
LArouRcHE FOR BAYOU sARATAis splendid and fine mas
senge packet leaves this evening at O'clock landings
on the coast high Bayou Sara Capt " Baranco is
| in command and Mr.. A. D. Dnpuy is the Office
1 MINsow FOR oUAcHIrA SALINE RIvERs.-This very
light draft packet leaves this evening" at o'clock for the
above rivers and all way landings Capt Leavenworth
in command and Mr. j. H. Leayenworth oiciaes in the
| Office
Wlarine Sntelli9ente.
CRESCENT orrroE No. "a CAMP srREs7,
! Monday, January H. 1866
4 Cleared Saturday.
| Brit steamship Carolina, Hairby, for Liverpool,
Vim Hunter acc