New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-06-28
8iuGr 5nteutgeNte.
ryrscvSr OFFICE. No. "a CAMP STREET
Isb1rsdav Morning June Is, 1885.

Il. Nest4
For Rcd River ftlast eysnlng Ritsascelent trips
Ian ~ frsirIt and pas<eagers. gne Bayou Sara
nscl,st St Nicholas aisn had .. soiendid trim.
sy,orr The arrivals yes,a-5r yysra ne IDLE.
-..aas nacket Atlapi5e. y5arrv srres and Niot
=, . ~ - 49, :
mo Atlantic and / n...r,or.s ,o.,,o t,;, ouo,iro
sr5 tbe Henry Ans ~ naorr - '1 eysn,ng
trba Pal pivar ..l.. ,.a+,o i .,oi; o7
leaves nosty ~, +o.yrorrov eyaninor for eFreva.
n,rt and ,vays ~ 7y,,os IS
s0,s s ssH''' = laANiusS'
a FRhsRNR.--We were present yesterday Wnen
presentation took place Oft the Office of the At
lsn+ic ard 1Iiseissinni ctesposhir Coynnsnv Mr.
Ts5s. 80,
"al'et HesFt 'ne llialtSseet " SAe Wy no'ei' P
scented to Mr.. Bedell, tue attentive and polite ticket
agent of the above line large sized alligator,
,,aasr,riney fon, The hood IN the tin Of the tail
80 " .,,,,o1 IN M
eighteen feet, This alligator Is supposed 10 pe
/ the oldest in the world, having inscribed on MS
4 hack the following: Caught by Jno. W. Boftnger
~, I,t,-o,-o ~ 10 I7ae We understand that
| n isl'- A'i'0t " . - = u. 4z1,.,,s ., +l
the company's agent mere mas 'ees' 'P'io1 10 ''i
: captain of the Ruth to have prepared place close
a. +be ,,haeI for the purpose If taking this huge
5 - m ~, tis ,7e,,t trn tn 81 Touis Wewoud
ilious1ei " - u l. ~ n. 60.
ADVISE all our lfieilus 70 o4lt Nv NJ Iva SoAio
: street. to-day, to see this great monster.
Tba Trdqe Fletcher il receiving and leaves on
so+ls7 ,,evt far Camden and yvav roints on the
SATURDAY neAI iOI O"'liusi anu wy p''O'' - ''4s
Ouachita river.
We return our thanks for fa7ors to the officers
NJ steamers Nick I.onrworth. Atlantic and Henry
u -,
-hLlss'
4he 'lohspufs. IRON ouAeuita' FASeE' anu Ala
baaa, from Red River, will be in port to-day, and
Z viii commence n receive Ia leave aoain next
+, e,.t
, oa'uiUas
\ CLIPPINGS FBoA CUR EXCHANGES,
+ aI,,,,r,1s limo Ok Tho bottast en-, If tho saa.
I ~ ,ts5' ,,nay IL HI erorrliniy a1s vsstaI9v
o9Iv q moderate breeze blowing. Towards nig6t
!. this seemed to have died aYay and tie river 4as
5 ~ $50 1ia ~ ,r,osrtTtoes IA foat;5 a,baIotions
! Tbas vsInnires heat even New Jersey mnsnntae.
a Il iii, VAIN IL tbair etinns tha denth n taiI
narsrations and The amonnt Of oneis life bloof
+ te,q t 49, Irb di5 t li ~ tb II b;s
tSanta5 tba INV ri1aIs t5eg Hal ere H.
y, workers. on the Salie List which was puttne OF
" 4 lot ofRcorn.
y The river has risen three inches to-day and il
Y still rising No fall has yet taken place. although
e the river was On a stand q couple Of DAYS
The ST Francis is in good stage bnt falling
n III Cincinnati m Friday The Ohio had risen ova
co. u b ~ 5, b+ 18th 18th M
In tt m Tho baa,est bsrs +ben9a re 7 ona,iiia
3, Tbsra Il faet IL HE canal and faet t
e, fbio saws the CommerciaI
Tba eIifto1 ranorts tnt sbe rnbbatl an naarl, al
p, +La efoaias+ baTss eon,iTr, 5ou,T, 20 "
rs IL r5airo tho river roSa tyvo incbes
a, 1ba rinar a. a. TonGs IN Fri5ay rvos obo,,
IS, +.i,o, 1itb rion+T, ~ motor 80 ord bi
an, 49, 'b II - ~
2-,r;-ofa +a1ac-r,,, raca;,od los+ ,irb+ ,+s+o
ng +4 IA iittIa sta9trfar i 8 Han vas si,5fa+ Gil
pncl shant 1aa miles afnve Titt1e Rnck an Tbrrs
10, njiTbt The crew and nassangars ware seed
~ ~ haa+ Is j totai Ios5 SID vgss nH,nad ~
IN o;oue b ba Sransas aclet comnanu of MI
'r- nitr, = = - ~
as radical ranortar If +his ci+v bae 5iscova-a,
" what he thinks is the solution to the numerons
~ e;dsn+s m tha Mssiss;nni He saws shall a f1s
y ona az tfo+ Ivse fonnd In the cnaI of ia GnSa,
e ia ao ali the late diaasters can he attribte
"a Il Siat 49, we efnnlv rafa, IL tbs n sbo1
y doee are nse5 hv tbe neTnbers If that ,arty r.
!, that il is worthy even Of refutation.
i - in tbat Canaan i3oslea will +ol
Y command Of me Henry Ames. which Will mn
{ beraaftar betvTeen fbiz nort and Nav f,riaenu
i, nnpec+ion wa behave with the Tizzia Gil and
u Ma,onto Tint Viii he a Jightning line N1-N
m q
c ~ ~ ~ pt ~ I,ii eo : G.
nets'te " ~ " 500ss'|9oIte
" ~ 4ttueVteosfeeSs eiG'heh tne 81 LOUIS
s Arc sh no. nm baIina ii t%a N
!. ao+ ea 'tri,bt mennonite ,rero odt 10
= P 800 n" 80 - ~ ehrat "a A. ,i o y
ansar re IN b rsiroad fro ~ 1G le
T ~ X - M baart ~ ~ e. c5 ttto
ana ayeo m tbe cities of the saaboard The I'M
scanned I,rosnerinp with one and sometimes to
boats al IND thia mort daily loadad Ia tIa rer5s
in 1rnstarS nro5nce and their nosean@aS bsi
). nase yvas no M means desnicabla
!, Some four weeks ago it became generally known
i 4bt ~ I've ,,os in jifFcnities on5 +Sat -;
J., cbanee had heen made in the management With a
g Iay- ~ reetohiishing the annhri3rn Of Tho linz
d 4 new president appeared on the scene new
!, aecretarv new suneriutaudents and numerous
IA cbangaa ware made in the officershin Of t5e
I staamerz Ali this labor and ali these change.
i sepr to have been of little avail II was noised
q aobnt On tbe Yesterday that the bnats NJ tbf
ia inc were under restraint and none of them ,ynnIi
Ia leave althouGb one or two were loaded I'M
81 boats were IN debt, Somebody-we heard if VA
er (arnean the yell.known baker and flour mercban
ia had an Thursday tied IN the Lenora. same IA,
VI Thomas Morrison & Co., dealers in boat stores
tie etc having effected the necessary arrangements
ed bad the Sheriff of st. Louis county TO seiz
az Tho NJ Rurns O. Caffrey Mflbrey LoIisa Home
n C;rav IA ole. Ianra and McPorter
,lfl The Fanny Barker and North Alabama. nrobabI
ho now in mort. we're to be seized Immediately d
Of their arrival and likewise we presume the Silye
ID Wave The r.. L. Woodward was also take
So nnssession al hut as she owes little Tho claim
ID 6oainsf er NAV he settled to- dav Ii shonid h
as 5 arstood that each boat ia held for it's own debt.
"a nrrisoTis claims AGAINST them are abont SI3 Oor
re- We ieat that the limited States Bank al Secon
rs ana Warlet il creditor to the company To m
az aSonTt If about s70 O0Q seeured by deed Of trns
m an lie boats frbe GaffTey was recently sold an
II Jill lssye to.,1av far Mobile If the claims ,irs
n bar are settled We presume thai there viii he n
IA comrromise and that the boats of The co,nnan
q vliii he aoi5 11,nder tIe banner
u riT - iaTa an,onnt III grain a,vatipa sbtr
II oatt ~ sa23tb IN Jobns5nviiia M Ris III
Il .ps ~ y III aonpats with Inc In
II ] oziyy, condition If safi3irs eet anon