The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-28

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Saturday Morning March IS i5ss
The weather was truly delightful yesterday.
During the forenoon the rays Of the sun were
east however rendered everything pleasant to
those who could stay in the shade.
The city surveyors mark indicated three feet
eight inches below high water mark at O'Clock
last night rise of two inches since our last re-
port. -.fa 4. 81 -,.s....
Late advices from Red and Ouachita rivers re-
port those streams still rising.
The Dora end Lotus No. have gone to Algiers
TO lay up.
News items were very scarce.on the landing
Business was extremely dull on the landing yes
tsrday, and several of the steamers advertised to
leave have deferred their departure till to-day.
Boats Due The Alaska, from Cincinnati
Emma No. 2. from Camden, and Bart Able from
Shreveport are due to-day.
Mr.. Ed. Jolly, of the Baton Rouge wharf boat,
has our thanks for late paper sent per
Lafourche.
The officers Of the Lafourche have our thanks
The arrivals yesterday were as follows Ma
genfa, Captein Leathers, from Vicksburg; La
fourche, Capt. Kouns, from Shreveport; Louis
vile from Cincinnati, Bismarck from st. Louis, st.
Nicholas from Campte, B. l.. Hodge from Shreve-
port, Rose Franks, Capt. Carleton, from Jefferson;
Sam. Morvin from the Ohio, A. G. Brown and
Aloe from lower coast, Thos. Powell and Hetty
Gilmore from Lafourche.
The Monsoon left for jefferson with good trip.
The Nina SHINES for Loekport, and Iberville
for Bayou Sara had full loads.
The Lady Gay for st. Louis, and Indiana for
Louisville, got off with good trips.
The Wild Wagner will be ready to receive
freight this morning. She leaves at Pm
The Era No. 8 leaves to-day at P. NJ. Tor Jef-
ferson.
The Irene leaves to-day for Camden.
The J. NJ. sharp VIII leave positively at . P. NJ
Gus Massie, formerly clerk of the Dora, left
yesterday per jackson Railroad for st. Louis.
We wish him a pleasant trp, ana hope tnat ere
many days have passed 20 see MN IN tne once OF
one of our regular packets.
The Groesbeck and Favorite, from this city,
arrived at memphis on the z9tn, ,.,.e..-
The Alaska, hichmond and Dexter ieft same
day Tor New orleans.
Quick TIME.-Ine y. .. man steamer !. Laiourcne
left New Orleans on SATURDAY, March zlst, at 10
minutes to s P NJ, landed at Baton Rouge on
Sunday at A. NJ, took 900 boxes coal, landed at
Bayou Sara, arrived az mouth OF hed River at IL
NJ; "a hours at Saline Bayou landed az Normans
Sunday at $3.50; landed at osborn 9 tfreightl az
1880 landed a. bankss lwoodeol az II landed
ct Joness Blum lvoodeol az ll:5o; LANDED az
Alexanaria tirelgn., man ano passehge,sJ AZ iz'Io
Pm; ianaed ~ Sothe tpasssngerl monaay ~
10y a. M, lsaue a.,' ~onaey -
AT landed AZ montgomery lwoooeol az
ianueo 81 0fsho hc9fe Aire,gn,l a. "; ianeeo az
kampte sllee15 ~ ivov isnueu =. Ms[cy cut.
en- lIegntl stIyio' ianaea :. oousha'.a feigntli
landed at Harris,s wooded; landed to repair
ulier rope. tost 40 niinusesi ianueu ~ u,anu
| Bayou (freight) Monday at p landed at A.
bearas bayou llIeiBny Monuay ~ nours anu .sa ~
minutes AZ Loggy bayou Isnueu 70 ispal, uuef
rope; hnoed a. "aimsieys SwooaJ, george
nooinson S"ooys .SoSs oss
uoo"ms kmoool, curapPs Nmov1d coopenia
Swoodl; arrived =. shreveport at .;io =. NJ; lei.
cnrevepor' On ~ounosuay .. r. n, Iagle Der
gin hopse at = landed sd., a. Sraesys liIrelSsh
at s, Buck Home at 8, Fishers AZ z. Grand Bayou
lmoou anu nes1V go ,9s ieis Sl anu Deyoa Syi as
nvio, eain anu ian,1e rS es o4uh.e. :.
fon. u.esny snueu =, =. Gs,,
ianusu ~ Arlsssesu ., woeueo ~ SaP'e.
rived at Grand Ecore az A. N. Ater leaving
Grand Ecore mace nve iandings, ana arrived az
AManuria 1 49, as =. G.ets NJ pou.a a.
| C. s z. TSs :, Nra,; NJ. ro,; -
pa.hn, . passaa p,act p;.aea, s,9 pa..sd
D rs . assev a' woi,ar,. Watr n u;,a
% noss pns d.. =. r;rod on.h no 1as
oa'n NC. Mse Na,;ar., ~ No. po,, o1r rr;vaa a.
d., pa,.-a DE- = =. 10 :. a;s.5 ~ Taw n,I.s
300 T;,na fror, Sbrsvsnort ~ Nsw o. ~
os- ssns to.,r1,hres bar,s stsey,sr p;cneer ,ef,
Shravennr; sor Jsfsrsnn asth inst. In mort for
NJ. Ol,ea,s s,esu,ar Part ahIe pvar r;s;na
fro,, Sbravsnort. ranorfed falling above -'''e
The JefCerson Jimplecute 10th inst. reports the
! river falling The water In the lakes rood.
The Rut6. hence. arrived at st. Louis on the
| 23d inst.
4 The Swallow. from this port Tor Cincinnati, ar
| rived AT Cairo on the 23d
The river was rising at St. Louis on the 23d.
The Mississippi and Shark and barges, from
New Orleans, arrived at ST. Louis on the oath
| Instant The Ruth left for this port on the same
day.
The towboat Grand Lake left Louisville for this
city on the 23d.
The Louisville Courier OF the 18th reports the
river falling. ,ayu
The Leomdas, hence, arrived at Cincinnati on
| the 24th.
From Cincinnati Gazette, z4tn tt.
business was dull as Is almost sure to be the
case on Monoay SPrver% % ana ne" yraeans poSss W
si re bonrs ending LAT even
~ hs here we're ss feet of water IN the CHI
ri III and "a feet snece under the bri5ge.D
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.ne previous nos.s was q ases. rne
weather YESTERDAY was clouuy, 10" ellne anu wss'
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p peeeu ~ ha'n d ~ '1o g. 80 sor p,;,shnr ali
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