The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-27
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Yesterday opened foggy. Heavy clouds hoated
over our heads: ihrsa,enmg RAIN WHICH set IN at
writing. .,ags : -. - .sss.sf :.
IN consequence OF me wsssaer; business on the
but wind stirring. 9 - - ,5r.5'.5S
have postponed their departure; amoDgst them
the Dexter, Capt Montgomery. She viii leave
positively this evening. at O'Clock. -
The regular packet Commonwealth laid over,
but goes sure at p. M. to-day. -.
Tie Louisville, from Louisville, VIII be found at
the landing this morning ready to receive freight
The Henry Ames. Capt. Hicks. will be found at
the foot of Canal street. She leaves at 5 P. N.
today ~. 49,
The Pauline Carroll viii also be receiving
The arrivals yesterday were few aud far be-
tween. $50 tIee, = 2 s-i
The towbost Mohawk and barges arrived from
Cairo. 90 10 L1ll3 y lt. -%
The regular packet A. G. Brown, from Lower
Coast, came in with splendid trip for the season.
The Victory, Capt Livingston, arrived from
Trenton with 69S bales cotton.
rate trip.
The Annie waglsy, from washington, had on
board l62 bales cotton and sundries.
The Tlos. Powell, from EsfOurchs. aid Hunter
cGs
terday
By referring to her aiver isement IN anothe =
column it viii be perceived that the regular Wash
inQton packet Annie IWagey has CHANGED her
DAYS Of departure, and in future will leave here
every Wednesday at r. NJ. 7s1f Ilss 's'iai ~
The Wild Wagner got or at s. p. NJ YESTERDAY
for Natcbez.
The annie Wseiey left for washington a. with
foe trim &c = li.--, -----t
The ). @. Blackford left at P. NJ. for Washing
ton. ..e'-s -. -. t''',r ett
The river in front OF the city remains about the
same as last reported.
we have no infthsr ini9 r, 10 regard to
The loss OF the steamers Enora, iron City and
Caddo, excepting that the Iron City and
greater part OF her freight will prove total loss.
There we're no end to rumors on the landing
and around town, yesterday, Ia regard to the
sinking OF one or more Red River packets. We
refrain, however from giving any names, pre-
ferring, as we do, on all occasions, TO give posi-
tive information, or none at all.
BY kilograms received Yesterday we are IN.
formed that heavy rains have lstely fallen in the
Red and Ouachiia sections, and we will, beyond
doubt, have little more water to report in those
rivers before many days nave passed.
Charlie Moore Jr.s OF the Red River packet
Richmond, has our thanks Tor alate snrsvePort
paper. -- e.
The nonongahepla , y rising. NE. ..,, .. ,..r
kansas river, has been raised.
The Emma no. . rom Cincmnsuior TINS port
f'-s~e - -%'o - 49,
me new steamer FRANK fargoue ien memphis
on sunday, tne z4tn mst;, ana not qetal1ed
py uhe hessy logs wnlch nave pfeyas.ed mere LOT
the past week, should arrive mere euneT Tonight
nniy q examining tbs steamer and let Our Tread read
ers know Wnat she Is ike. - 49,. Is qsl.i ~
The Continental from Cairo. for this port, left
Memphis on the z4,n;
Memphis.
The Memphis Bulletin OF Feo. 2fth says: The
Ruth, which passed up Saturday night, passed
The wreck OF the Amazon IN the dark' ana orougnt
no partculars of the dsaster. The Amazon vas !
formerly the Judge Iorrences and was an ord
nance boat during the war, sns was % 9Tnea BY
Capt. Hiram vmtcn. cspt: John A. Williamson
named commanding. The boat was Insured In
Cincinnati offices Tor about SO 600 TO szuoOO, az.
Sording 10 the Commercial ns which. paper est
macs her value az so ,oOo. ---
wecopy as follows from our EXCHANGES:
From St: Louis Republican, 2Sd: The weather
continues bright and pleasant, although NODE
ratey cold. ~ -. GlA icy 's
The river at this point commenced swelling yes
tercay morning, and up 70 dusk had risen almost
cunuissed IN the Missouri ~ the late gorge and
as a consequence viii be but temporary. and OF
but little benefit to navigation below Dispatches
rom me nlineis ana missouri report Dotn streams
Business with lower river boats is toieraoly &C.
i've; frelgnts ior eoutnern ports are onerlng 10
moderately hoersi qushuues, ai'hough ~ raves
that can scarcely pc cs ss;ed aeIaoera s.. rho
ssrv 70 aaEs her danar,nge for New
Orleans, but pronspiy iaio over untii inns morn
ing l1s DELE w y. pl's -nS ...y
u onS r .II r Senart a. no a. '-'
The y. 4; A5'nnr UsP Pc s9an A pso TSari
S Snst on Tne ssss for New Orleans.
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