The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-03-06
/ for trenton and Monroe. Sic leaves at 5 P. n.

Grand Ecore. She leaves tomorrow st r NJ.
The regular Tensas and Bayou Macon packe'
Cleona, Capt Patterson, will be found at tae
wharf to-day. She returns tomorrow as ad-
vertlssd. u...s
BY the arrival OF tne 1u1ge rietcnsf. We r learn
that the ouachits river was on a staad at Camden,
LATE teleersms from onre'epor' report nea
hyer sun rising.
Lake Bstenesu IS reported naVigaole:
by ieuei 10 :: Oh. BUTTS, ESD, skens, We iSstn
that tne steamer Emma NO. mas gone rom Gam
cen 10 ArAsdelphia' ARKANSAS 10 ioao iOr 'nl'
port -r Hsn
BY dispatch 70 Messrs. Winburn & Lord, dated
Monroe, La, March 8, we learn that the steamer
idshoe, Captain Blanks from Camden to this port,
had passed that place bound to New Orleans.
By a Telegram from Baton Rouge to A. Britton,
Esq, we learn that the Frolc. Captain Alban.
from Shreveport, passed thst point yesterday with
over 400 bales cotton. She will be found at the
| landing this morning.
We are indebted to Messrs. sinnott Adams Tor
tAe following received Dy them yesterday evening"
tspesks Tor ITSELF:
NATchkz, harcn 0, looo;-a0 olnnost@ A 40 .
Game from port TO port 10 ~ hours ana 20 MN
ntes, paekIng piston mead. sttehaed 70 al our
business. kunmng IN heayy VINO al oAy' a.
hcOiii, Oaptaln steamer behe Lee.
The new steamer Bismarck win be at the land.
| ing to-day; also the SOutherner from Louisville,
| and the Magenta from Vcksburg.
| The H5tty Gilmore will be found at the land
| ing this morning ready 70 receive freight. She
| leaves tomorrow evening for all landings on
Bayou Lafourche.
The river in front OF the city continues to rise
slowly.
We are informed that the steamer Ezra Porter,
Capt Lee left Shreveport for this city yesterday,
with full load.
| The officers of the Judge Fletcher report cot
ton scarce at Camden, and, in fact, all along the
| Ouacbita.
Able bodied freedmen who are out Of employ
| ment, and not even willing to accept of il, are
sun quiss numerous On 'ne 81 I.n
nAe " SEC 'Nein iolnO'0u 90 ''"Psu'" " WV
S.ear,hoa+ .,o,,. ,gsra onnarent,v vary activa
v.sserd.y and ne nav Iont ~ onr nackets IN
| 49, ss;1rds1 avs,;n ,s,witb ther gnards IN the
80 '''-e Vs. 80
1919, r.. po5 r,;,-o- ond f,.ch;ta 40 NJ, a.
| rlentifnI a. vas eTnscted
The stock Of cofton in warehouses At Jefferson
ae,;nootod ~ 10 ooa 49, -
Tha o,,rs +; shrsvayov, "a no9 nsar n. larga
Do An,0un' ~ - nVs "ea- - 81
FROM ,ne Loulsyi,le courier, % inst ins..; r...,
., arrived MSi ,a n s.A s ", rom onc'nn1s
2d-Arriyed Wild Duck, rom New orleans. De
parted March zdTsTsnow, ron SInclnnatl; I lot
New orleans, Ahce v, lot new orleans, WHO
puck ior olnclnnAll. Inc river mas peea Tis.ng
sIomiy s.Ioo ou ass iopos VII ~ soas NJ
~ VIC orrs :; r.a inchas
.ps ,ue Iiesiou us ~ 0us y neu psIs
T neao y. Ss anu 70 ~ Msra 80 Az.
a'iy s ne III % "a 80, ms
s,Nras 80 =, re No., hn;s,aros 80
yh was onv s,o x;sh ne ;,d a.
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anuian ona'c' s.S ,ho ~ a1j pao.a 1891
aIianseeus Mlsn VIC o, auu eos ~ ~
e1mPanyv, Ia,s ~ Wv 800. .S |s ~ 10 $500
sEsPp o Dbl; ooulpany 1870
wi'n si1 H. ss us, ne eor,a company gls L
lIougn g.hs ,Suine W NC" AoiA anu All o'uei
Eas'ern WIVES
Frsm ST. Louis Democrat. March Sd:
Gan Sunday night the weather was very wet
and clustering. and on the ground thin carpet of
snow Law YESTERDAY morning. During the day
the weather was cold and very unsettled. vita
some more snow thrown in. The river happily
for Southern shipping. swelled one foot from Sat
urdav iii last evening. bringing TO the wharf the
mammouth Ruth. causing her clay upr to be
very temporary She, the Stonewall and the
barge line made engagements for and took on
considerable New Orleans ireight al ene rases d
last saturday. boats are sun chary as - le1slhg
lor ,le upper river, VsIs " VIC
spel, MAAIng ~ prgospe. .ne osono -. =
to-ahy, anu 'ne NUN ""oifo"' i0r No"
orleans.
From the Cincinnati Commercial, Sd instant
The weather was cold and ooisterous yesterday
with snew falling al day. the WIND beng IRON
the norm and northwest IL was very rougt
along the river yesterday and Sunday night. Tue
snow storm Is general from the Aleghenles 10 the
lakes and TO Cairo andSt. Louis: violent storn
prevailed along the lower Ohio during SUNDAY
n'Bhe oP0OioA ecae 81 NILS " eNO eeAy OOiioi >a@
last night report the condition OF the weather
and the Ohio, Mississippi and tributaries, as FOL
lows: Pftisburg-Ohio feet inches and falling
Very cold: Rochester = % ieet and falling
i s anu I'sns, anu p 5e y. slusn 0T
s -; ieen anu .isT 49, Aii" al;
l.gs aD 4h liSs a -;.;es1
ri.sn 10 ;rchss d-rino tba "a borrs anding a
mas Isen =. 9ot 'T 70. - .n olnna =,
~ $500. ,n'arL IA sol ssst andar m,
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slppl ana r. ". ouaoer; ihe wes s ras uAin !
warm ahe c,Ouoy on ounusy eue Sonmencsa
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