New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-02
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IA :; h,i,r disasresnbe on IT, leyec on account Of the
, Tho hs yens were oycress Yesterday, which portenu
.bat we shall soon have rain he atmosphere
than few dpys since. Business on the 'Ahus ~
no means brisk, With theeSeeptiou of around ,ne
the steamers Grey Essle and ldahoe winch ooa' e WV
good trips The otssr departing s'e"ne'' We ~ "
had extraordinary trips, .. -... x
BY telerrs Mr. j. Stevenson we learn na' IN" nuse
Maria Dsnniug will arrive to-day She leaves again on MOL
day next ;, a., g, r.
s enable to leave yesterday account of OF having
he discharged time She will positively leave Shis
for Memphis Cairo and St Louis Capt John Christie
in conmsnd with the attentive Mr. H. E. Fillmore in the
Office.
rho new steamer Molio Fellows will be at the landing to-
and receive for Red River to leave on
Monday next, Capt Hugh Derby is in commena, with '"
Parsons in tho office.
The new hne fast Alabama will be Secving to-day
for all landings up Memphis The Alabama will in future
run as regular packet Memphis trade leaving here on
alternate Saturdays commencing Tomorrow Saturday Feb
ruarySd
IN to our leaving last evening" the R. Arthur
of the Atlantic Mississippi Steamship Conpsns line had
M. made her there doubt but that she
will be found receiving this morning and will leave this even
ing for ST. Louis; connecting. Memphis and Cao with e
! railroads for all points East and West
Our thanks for vo the officers of the stssmsFs
Juo Kgoue Countess, Coe Nnnow, Laourche Ailan''e'
1 Texas and Saratoga
| cl1rp1Nes rRox our EXCHANGES.
MEspHrs decline in the river at this point ~.
some points The and rising at P,tseS %s
White e Is ae s oe ens {, ss ou With
depth below Little Rock. e. ,,,,rss with
but Shipments are dull Golden 6ags took
largest freight that did not exceed l'o 0Ses cot
and pleasant NJ 2ss shs s S
BY, sms, l has recently
neh 9l nSs Before this began Ihad WAS
known to the marine snd ali along the river who will
ion Us in sending him complimentary greetings
pilots on M M Sssn at
s a Climber sS rn Of ba po
.tss sssy aRa out
me s;s and s1 sa assy Se
A Esa aad SnR IT, Carter Capt.
a Rad fe az freight of hay corn
& snd n yw ID fee, of water
The Tsnnessse river is reported in boating order
The river falling, with only feet in the channe
The Louisville Journal the 9th, gives the following &C
| count Of river matters at that point:
The river still rising briskly. By the mark at ococs
half ssFs in he aRd the
The rain descended drizznTy al DAY snt and bas
Tie weather was cloudy yesterday with wind from
above About dark commenced EDS sn"nE
sss asd fsa asiannry sst night
feet during the "A hours ending last and was stun
past There is 80 feet hence TO louis lie There are fee
ohio there are and rising the Cumberland Last
the bottom Of the oovingon bridge Mas
above The arrivals report the Big Muskngum
penteousy indicating that will have several feet NOR
water here.
Joas ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AND PEOPLES LINE FOR S.
Louis This evening, at o'clock the avorite, fast an
sp,endd St Louis packet Kgour leaves above Oh
cabin of the Kgour of the best charace
and better floats rivers We advise passenger
to call on and pay this steamer visit of inspection an
wa al sure that they will engage their before leaving
Captain John Christie is in command and Mi H. E. Fimo
| does the hpDors of the office.
Observation-Disclosures and Peoples Zine for ST.
| 10. Day-Ths large and commodous passenger packe
Can't James Lloyd commander and Mr. j. k Boyles in II
office regular packet for Cairo St Louis aud emph
to-day leaving NJ connecting with the railroads for
points East West Remember the Commonwealth leav
, as above.
LArouRcHR FOR BAYOU sARA-Thls fast o. S. mail passe
ger packet with Capt " Barauco in commando anu
Jas Flower in office 10 to-day for all Goa
' landings up to Bayou Sara
NINA sIMMEs FOR BAYOU sARA-This fast and magnhce
passenger packet with Capt " R. Greathouse in comman
and Mr. George Troxler in tina Office leaves at 10 od
for the above and all coast landings.
GAM FOE THssAs AND MAcoN-Ths complete and very Zig
passenger packet in command of Capt A. Abrams wi
Capt Jos Kirby in the Office leaves at NJ this day. for
q above and way landings
p W. r. ARTHUR FOR ST. LoUIs-Atdntfc and 4tsstSs'P
st auhip G1mpany-Ths favore superior and fast passeng
packet this evening o'clock for Memphis Cairo ar
St Louis connecting with all the railroads for all points Ea
West She has large airy and most elegantly furnhe
the fare careful and competent of
great speed We commend her to the public toda
that who intend travelling up to
Louis or way landings will fail pleased with the fare
treatment they will receive the w r. Arthur Capt H
still in command while the obligng and attel
tive Mr.. Ben. A. Conger oieiates as chief clerk.
OHIO BELL FOR ALABAMA RvEE-This regular packet,