The New Orleans crescent., 1869-02-12
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STEAMERS LEAVING THIS PORT.
Friday. Lnuuary IN.
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Friday korninS. Feb. II. 1853.

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Friday KorninS. Feb. IL. is6s
We have no change to report IN the weather.
Yesterday was clear and warm. -l..f.ssa-r-g
Business upon the landing was brisk and the
departing steamers all had tine trips.
The officers of the Belle Lee and Bart Able have
our thanks for favors.
The Belle Lee leaves to-morrow ct 5 P. NJ. for
Vicksburg.
The river before the city IN stll!as q stand
The Bart Able. Capt Harrison, seaves for Jetfer-
eon tomorrow at P. N.
landing yesterday attracted the attention Of this
reporter well that Of several other observant
parties. He was "got up" regardless of ex-
pense his uniform gave evidence of hard brush
soe and his breast plate rehecreo the rays OF the
setting sun But his atyle-'twas this that most
attacted %. No Grecian bender ever wggled as
did this N. P. and as for his strut, twould have
done honor to peacock or young gobbler. He
seemed to look upon all common plain people
with contempt and evidently felt his oats. but one
day he may be again laborer. "Sic transit
The Era No. came to the wharf yesterday. ra.
diant in q new coat ofpaint and looking as bright
as new pin. She leaves, under command of
Uept. L. H. Patterson, tomorrow ct P. M. for
The Celeste, Capt. Crooks. leaves for Macon
and Tensas today at Pm.
The vicksburg. Capt. Work, from Trenton. will
She leaves tomorrow at p. N. for Trenton and
Monroe. to f.-..s.-
The Nina SHINES. Capt. Greathouse, leaves for
Bayou Sara and all way landings at 10 n to-day.
The Wild Wagner leaves tomorrow at 5 p. M,
for Natchez. ~.
The Leo, Capt. Norton, leaves for Jefferson
this day at P. N. vcg e1f fo I-i rs
Items were scarce upon the landing yesterday.
The Golden Era, Capt. Hodge, leaves at P. N.
tomorrow for Jefferson. -
The following steamers have arrived since our
last Ia 80 ~ ....t
Stonewall, Capt. Dowty, from Grand Ecore.
Belle Lee, Capt. Leathers, from vicksburg.
New Era, Capt. Dugas, from Donaldsonville.
Belle Of Alton, Capt. Heno, from Bayou Sara
Bart Able, Capt. Harrison. from Baton Rouge.
Cleona, Capt. Dufour, from Bayou des Glaize.
Ida, Capt. Bassett, from lower coast.
Rose Franks, Capt Daferes. from Lockport-
j. NJ. Sharp, Capt. Aucoin from Lafourche.
Nina Simmes, Capt Greathouse, from Bayou
Mollie Able, Capt. Dan. Able. from st. Louis
Indiana, Capt. Neal, from Louisville. Al r
DEPARTURES FEBRUARY IL.
Frank Pargoud, Capt. White, for the Bends.
Gov. Allen Capt. Tobin for Camden. I
Louisiana, Capt. Phillips, for Louisville.
Lotawanna, Capt. Brinker, for Jefferson.
Rose Frenks, Capt. Joe Dslferes, for Lafourche.
New Era, Capt. Dugas, for Upper Coast.
Judge Fletcher, Capt. Phelps, for Jefferson.
Mollie Fellowes, Capt. Pitts, for Carolina Bluffs
vicksburg, Capt. Work, from Trenton.
Rob Roy, Capt. Kane, from Camden.
Selma, Capt. Scovill. from Jefferson. la
Dora, Capt Montgomery. from Jefferson.
st. Marys, Capt. Carleton, from Camden.
Golden Era, Capt. Gus Hodge. from Jefferson.
Welcome, Capt. Chandler, from Camden.
ad t FROM OUR ExcH ANGEs. OOH f..tf4
The Davenport Democrat says that probably
the White Collar Line Company " will not run
their boats through to New Orleans, as has been
n Thpy have al
rangements as will enable them TO receipt for
freight through New Orleans. II Is their inten-
ton to do large business in shipping grain in
bulk to the Eastern market and Europe via New
Orleans. To facilitate this movement, elevators
are being erected at various points along the
river above the lower rapids and others are to be
built" - -. r ,..l- g. ~ i.
The Cincinnati Commercial OF Monday says.
The Silver Spray was compelled to refuse New
Orleans freight early yesterday morning, turning
over large quantity to the Emma No. 8, leaving
on Tuesday. The Jno. W. Garrett and bsrges
Ruth and Rachel viii commence loading for New
Orleans tomorrow. The Sam. J. Hale departed
for Memphis with full cargo, including seventy
horses. The Silver Spray departed for New Or
leans with full cargo, being compelled to refuse
freight She has sixty horses. The Camelia and
Mollie Ebert were expected from Pittsburg but
had not arrived at dusk. They may leave to-day
the former for Nashville aud the latter for New
Orleans. sl t.Is rrl..r
The river continues to rise slowly at this point.
with feet inches water Is the chute and 8 feet
inches water on the rocks. Weather warm and
raining. Business dull. TIE Emperor, from New
Orleans, towing barge, discharged few lots OF
freights here and received lot Of empty oil bar
rels and departed for Pittsburg. The Silver Spray.
with Q full "Trip for New Orleans, passed down
over the falls. The towboat Grand Lake ascended
the falls yesterday, towing barge. Good work
at this stage OF the water tor boat Of her size.
louisville Courier-Journal, 9th inst.
Business was dull on the wharf, bat no more 80
than usual on Monday. Considerable whisky was
shipped for New Orleans on the barges. The
river fell six inches here yesterday. Last evening
there were 25 feet of water In the channel and
"a feet space under the bridge. At the Stock
Exchange there was good demand for all West
ern roads. and tho market at the board assumed a
fImer tone. II is understood the directors OF the
Central will turn their so per cent. dividend into
convertible bonds, and then into stock, to escape
right to increase their stock. The Emma No. 8.
Capt. j. II. Maratts, Is now loading for New Or
leans and will be followed by the Alaska.-[Cin-
cinnati Gazette, 9Th. .tT r1s 80 N.
In the genial sunshine OF yesterday there was
great animation on the landing, especially In the
Arkansas and White river trades the packets
going out literally crowded with passengers and
freight. This gives uDmistekable evidence of re-
vival Of confidence, and that outrages have ceased
to exist or been removed to some place remote
from the channels of business. The river has
risen ten inches In the past ttwentyfour hours. At
st. Louis the river is declining, with eight and
q half feet in the channel out to Cairo. The Ohio
s rising at Cincinnati aAd Louisville, with eight
and half feet in the canal. The Arkansas re-
mains at high tide. White river also continues at
good stsge.-l Memphis Avalanche, Feb. 10.
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