The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-04-23
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THURSDAY Morning. April %, 1853 J

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on stsndM9 tset ;rcbss below bjgS vster mark
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Vi The Ioe1 Idabos ia rscs;vng for Camden Ark She
iaa,as nosit;vs1- stE n to.morrow
tn Ho..- c:iy,sara iaaves a. IN NJ to.dav
and IN fntnIa viii Issvs This mort for ALI iandinSs
on Raxon Tsfonrche AZ far down "a Dr. Heads
Is she T make bpt one tro week
isay;nge evsry Tbnrsdav morning
iesgloe every vsatsrSsv wsra 3. sollovs Pi,ht
wav Cant. scoyiIl. from upper Red River. with
IOl bales cotton. p
W poh. lee Cant. Cannon from Mamnb;s
wifi 227s bales cotton, n hhds tobocco and sun.
dyias
Nina SHINES Cant Creathouse from I,ocknort
with large lot of sundries.
IhervilIe from Bayou Sara with baIas cotton
and 10 hhds. sugar.
Belle Lee Can't McCill from Huntsville with
Ils hopsheads tobacco and a large snonnt Of nro.
duce She leaves at p NJ today.
A. G. Brown. Cant. Bassett from lower coast.
with good trip. She leaves As usual. al noon
Tomorrow the Oath inst
MEMoRANpA.-To the officers of the Right
Way we are indebted for the following memo
randa:
Steamer Right WAY left Cooks Landing April
18th. Found the river at a stand. Left White
Cliffs 10th; river rising rapidly at this point
l9th-Arrived at Shreveport In port: Monsoon
for Jefferson; Cuba No. 2, Era No. s, Pioneer aud
(;ossamer all laid nm Era No 3 would leave for
above the raft on arrival Of the Lsfourcheu
The departures Yesterday were as follows:
Wild Wagner Capt. W. B. Richardson, for
Natchez. with fair freight and number of
passengers
Mittie stephens, Capt. Kellogg, for Jefferson,
with good trip
Aloe. for Lower Coast
J. G. Blackford for Washington, with a regular
srmmer trim
Grey Eagle, Capt. Baranco, for Bayou Sara
with a fine trip
Lizzie Hopkins, Capt. Roots. for Jefferson with
the best trip for that port that left this city for
many months.
with full freight and many passengers
The Caroline, Capt Bateman, leaves at P NJ
to-day for all landings on Arkansas river She
will take passengers for the Hot Springs
The Nina SHINES is ready TO receive freight for
all landings on Bayou Lafourche. She leaves at
10 A. NJ tomorrow.
Bears DUE.-The following steamers are due
villin The next twenty four hours; 81. Nicholas
from Grand Ecore, Vicksburg from Ouachita
Gen Quitman from Vicksburg Lotawanna from
Camden, LafOurche from Red River.
The Westmoreland, Shark, Mary Alice, ]. N
Kellogg ard Alice Dean, hence, arrived at Cairo
on the 10TH The Legal Tender Magenta and
Olive Branch left same day for this port
Fight feet In the channel from Little Rock ont
is the last report from Arkansas river
White river ia rising.
the 18th inst
From st. Louis Democrat. April 20:
The river il still high but declining slowly
| with A fair stage through TO St. Paul. There IS
| big stage Of water VET in the Illinois whieh Is
| declining. and the Missouri is falling from the
HIGHEST 6ojnt lately heard from. There il salts
| fsetorv amount of business doing on the rivers.
| INT not enough TO call out all the tonnage. and
| rates of freight and passage tend downward.
1 The barge line 10 New Orleans is emDloyed TO its
| utmost capacitv, and every 70 " DAYS a New Or
| leans nacket sails with a full carVon
! From the Louisville Courier. April 20th:
| a. The river was stationary last evening with l6
feet inches of water in the canal and Ia feet 7
| inches of water on the falls The weather was
| clear and warm. The Louisville. from Cincinnati
70 New Orleans. passed down Yesterday. She did
NOT oct Mound Of freight here but has orders 70
! no tons of hsv at Stenbensis Landing. The John
KiIgonr ia advertised for New Orleans at s o'clock
today. The towboat A. j. Baker left Pittsburg
| Friday for New Orleans with 40 600 bushels of
coal i
| From the Mempbis Avalanche. Dist inst:
| .. Rnsiness on The wharf was quiet Yesterday.
with little movement in freights. The river here
| has risen two feet Altogether since it commenced
rising. TIE upper rivers are ali falling. and the
rise here will hardly bring the stage of the river
| mn 10 the rise two weeks ago. Toe Magenta
| nsssed down last evening with good trio She
discharged here fifty tons of freight and took on
| a5O bales of cotton. The Matt Burns passed up
Yesterday from Fort Smith for St. Louis. The
LEGAL Tender passed down Yesterday morning
with a poCd trip. The Ruth aud Belle Lee
passed down Sunday morning. The Lexington,
in a diapidated condition, with stamps for