New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-15
The Close of the Week.

The week now closing has witnessed the resUmp- |
ton of general operations in trade in earnest The
arrivals Of steamboats, from Saturday last to o'clock
last evening ftyone of vessels from sea, thirty
nine of coasters at the Upper Basin elghtyoneall
more or less loaded In fact every steamboat, ship,
barque brig and schooncrhave brought loads. There
have been arrivals from almost every European port
on the Atlantic with arrivals from South America
and there may have been arrivals from the Arctic
regions at the lake ends Of the Pontchaltraln and
Mexican Gulf Railroads, which, with arrivals at the
Jefferson and Carroton Railroad not included IN
our statement There have also been arrivals at Car
rollton of natboas, which never grace the marine
lists of the city journals and there have been ARRIVALS
Of latboats with coal, which, with the quantity now
on the way from Europe, will tend to restrain high
rates-a slight rise in the Ohio river will enable many
thousand barrels to reach this market If our into
nation is correct there is no monopoly in the coal
business this season. 1t will he doing service to the
| community if the managers Of our banks will scru-
tnize closely the offerings which come before them
occasionally and ascertain if there any which
nreGicated SpcCuatOnS in coal brother neccssares
Of life We firmly believe nothing Of mon0polizng
tendency can exist in New Orleans unless it has sup
port from or through ourpubc institutions although
we have our mind on individuals who have received
bank favors which have been applied to uses detr
uental to the general welfare Of the community yet
it was in period Of great plethora Of money.
The receipts Of cotton for the twcnty.t0ur hours
ending at o'clock last evening, were by the Eclipse,
4S4 baes-thc largest load Of the season the Gem,
from the mouth of the YaZoo, 222S bales: Louisa,
from Ficksburg, 2,213 ; Grenada, from Napoleon
227; Bayou Belle, Harrisonburg, 227 Swan, lG4-
total 10 ,0U3 bales.
; The cotton market moved yesterday under pur
= chascs for France. The Europa's aviccs had nc
effect. Buyels for the English market hold off, but
the enquiry is made, for what account is there Sc
much sterling exchange made, il there no buyers
of cotton for England. There is no mistake but VIVA
t cotton is accommodating i'll this market. We have
however, to receive accounts Of further advance il
Liverpool before any change in prices can with safct
to operators for foreign account take place. 1t vii
be for planters who have been anticipating II to l5t
to consider well that Manchester has an immense il
l. huencc vet in the cotton market, and with the fin
weather for weeks past it can lie safely assumed thu
d they will hold back and contend with the Usual stu
borness Of Mr. Bull for supremacy.
II The Canada letters will be due This morning. The
II will give the particulars of an exciting week, cnd
the 18th October. The Baltic vii he duc Tucsju
g next. In the meantime there is prospect Of {
lie active business to-day.
J., THE OPERA Box.-Wc have been favored with
- prospectus of a publication with the above unir
" title, to be published every Saturday in the FlcN
and English languages. The English editor will
. Mr.. Z. {. Wharton, well known to this c9mmunit
y and the French editor will he Mr.. ,acqUeS De r.
49, who is represented writer Of UNCOMMON Slrigi
illness and ability when auythAg opcratjC or Theatre
. is on the tapis We shall await the issuance Of t
first number before expressing any decided "pnic
i although we have little doubt shall he called up
~, 10 speak in the most favorable terms.
w. We understand the Opera Box will make
!, appearance this morning.
ell New York ELECTIoN.-Thc New y ork Advcris
er of the It'll has authentic returns from al the count
as in the State hut two, and few towns. The tigu
nd sum up as follows Fremont. 222 ,o6 votes ;
ng chanan, leo OG5 votes Fillmore, l51:}S3 votes 7
ASS gives the State to Fremont by plurality OF I'll ;;
ed votes although the votes of Fillmore and Bnchar
ore united would have beaten him 4j,+32 votes. Th
m notwithstanding the Frcc>ollcr has obtained tie THU
five electoral votes Of the Empire State there
nearly one hundred thousand majority Of lis tcl'
ear citizens against him Triumph under such crc'
"A stances diSyMces more than it cNNlts,
one We have dim, irlstinct wandering sort Of
the impression, that said something during the
car canvass to the effect that New York was sure
ice, Fillmore. If we did, We are willing to accept
gentecl apology that may be rendered. If We dclu
anybody into our way of thinking, We are ready 10
En- ccpt their apology. And if anybody riskcd Il
ver- money on New York we don't want 10 hear
for apologies or anything t=c on the subject for it
ms conloundcdly one. Pay up; and let " exp
this sivc silence rule the hour
wise 4' . ~
,,,,. pg-DeIta Lodge No. II, !. q. =. Eat mt
ing Of Delta Lodge Ne Is, q. @ F, hc'd l.. H., \
Odd Fellows Hail. Monday ercling / iii jE.>. The wi
any ing resolution was adopted:
" Rolc.d That the Of Two IrNrHEp ND FIFTY
of LARS hereby offered for s"ch m
ap .,Ic,h %, IIr,I >,Tr< = II
hey Ity ..ler
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