New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-24
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Monday Morning. September "a, 1856
The change in the weathersWas very sudden
exhich caused the cold temperature Of the at
usssphere to be 30 severely felt Oh Friday and
Saturday but yesterday however, the sun shone
zsgt bright and warmed the satnospIlefe to such
4n extent rs to make itsomewhat unpleasant for
Chose who were exposedst to its heated rays We
Esad little shower Of rain during the day, which
laid the dust, but did not cool the atmosphere
any.
On Saturday there was considerable activity on
We leTee, the number Of departures being much
larger than liaYe been aeonsterned to for some
Lssie, aud they all lief with good,trips. H.,5
2aa Mephan1, announced for departure on Sat.
Erdag, ala not leave, owing to her not being able
60 3fsehaFge in time. She is receiving for Mem
Eshis, Cairo, 1T Louis and the bends, and #llleaye
positively this evening Capt @. Wood is in cons
anand, and the ever attentive Mr. o. @, Gates pre-
sides in the office. F,5 5ssa5
BY an announcement in to.dayis CRESCENT our
readers will perceive that the Red river packet
Navigator VIII commence to leave here every
Saturday for Shreveport and way landings, max
ing connection with ghtrdraft packets. For full
particulars we refer them to the agents, Messrs.
60. TA.g6oans & Bre. No. SO Common street.
Bears CoaIlNG. By kilograms we learn that the
Cube, from Red river, will arrive here tomorrow,
and7 leave again on Wednesday next. Also,
zhe Louisiana, Capt ". r. Hoilcroft. from Louis
sHie, viii arrive to-day She will be ready to re-.
csiye, and leaves again for Memphis, Cairo, and
all landing on the Ohio on Wednesday next.
The great Memphis packet southefner, viii be
in. and ready to receive freight today, for all
aaRdinga up to Memphis, to leave on her regular
day, next Wednesday. The officers 81 this SPLEEN
did steamer can be relied upon ID safe and careful
attention to the wants Of those who patronize
shem. They have been known in the trade as
always attentive to the wants of their customers.
Capt. n. 81. Mason is III command, and Mr.. steve
Hancock attends to the duties Of the office, "
Tbs YickshnFg packet Grey Eagle. Red River
packet Caddo, and Bayou Sara packet Nina
slmaea will be at the landing, ready to receive.
1te latter returns this evening and the twoformer
tomorrow evening.
We return thanks for favora to the officers OF
steamers III s. Mephani and JtIia.
Ehe Julia y receiving, and leaves tomorrow
evening for Memphis, Cairo and st. Louis.
CLIPPINGS FROM OUR EXCHANGES,
GAIR0, Sept. 22s--The river DIT this point il
Esing with great rapidty, the rise during the
sasI twenty-fou hours ending iastnfght, amount.
Ing ID NEARLY three feet FL EEL aES
kesie eather yesterday was merely q continue.
dismal In the evening 4 daei9ed 4ehanoa In ta
Temperature tool ulaee. md tSe merenTv in si
gated but 81 degrees. being but 2O above the
spee2ing point Thick clothing and 1res we're
greatly admired. The rain ceased shortly after
aoan, and at dark the clouds seemed to be Civ
sng some premise Of fair weather to-day
nnsAness Wasyery good in the reshippng and
ltlls. pt vs. near q MI improve
ssaS .ss Y y, safes Ry our inefcnants.
Ghe Ohio was falling at Pittsburgh on Wednesday
saeEhng las n nat heayy rains has been falling.
s a5 siiaeeiey anu apphs the head waters Of
I10 anu eoatDeat ade was CONT
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