New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-02
Talk On Change.

The warm aud unreasonable weather Whlch pre-
vailed yesterday subject of remark in most cir
cles. There are no telegraph reports coming every
two or three hours of the Western rivers freezing.
Instead of such reports have to announce the ar
goses from the great West deeply freighted with the
rich and varied products of that section. See the
marine lists of this paper for yesterday and this
morning, and let croakers then point out the decline
in trade in New Orleans The number of arrivals
since Saturday has been q steamboats,, 30 ships,
barks briggs and schooners from sea- and as for coast
ers and market boats, it would take up too much
room to report them outside of the marine register.
The chief topic is cotton yes, it is cotton in the
morning, it is cotton ut monday, and 1t IS cotton IN
the evening in all circles Asregards this most lmpor-
tan article, have only to remark that something OF
change has come over the bears, ii we are to
take the sales of Friday and Saturday Of last week
and yesterday as criterion Of the actual state OF
the market-there have been forty-elght thousand
bales sold How long, at this rate, will it take to
clear the market? The Vicksburg packets, the Mem
phs packets and in fact, all the boats trading on the
Mississippi which arrived Sunday aud yesterday, only
brought half loads for instance the Southern Belle,
with only 1853 bales; the Princess, 20l2 the John
Simonds 1882. The Cora brought in tolerable fair
load but we are assured the of the half loads
are-the cotton was not thar" There will, in all
probability, be heavy receipts from the Ouachita
river during the month. But there is every indca-
ton at this moment that the lowest figures, csti
mated, will be the result of this seasons crop. IN
the meantime it is well enough to look after the
ments on the other side, and see the manelwering on
the other side of the Atlantic, detailed in our cor
respondence, as follows;
p. r Nov
Al ~ hue and cry about t ,'slson Of ssi nxms"
abundant, both in France and England Thy truth is
people here, well i'll the United States, al Continental
so only side of The question, and that the
English version Tor how few Eugltn Americans read
French German Russian or Italian or Spanish papers in
the snuoss Of tie eonH IL Tfh y are T1iniea 50 We
London and spread through this country and thence through
was dranin ali the soI Tie Bank of Elnn yet
sn s h Mat F a :c Sn s% :" S Hon into &
air.: Ii France took al the S9d il Ens"I pray why could
H' II he sS' n Fly ga s not very own
of gold 10 meet her circulation Of notes .
Thread Needle >r conld eI what had become Of the Dul
specie payinens-wiifSh may soon oeenr.
m re s o M n S%S sen: IN "s Of M
en,Fs Of Ioo es Of e":Gm in ,2ai SoG and tSTsnrs Of
one in New Orleans place on accounts rom her" unless they
By he Niagara circular was received here from parties
Of New York, 0layue houses in Manchester, Mobile and
f ay% IN Sew YorE 5o y S WHO IL rsr S' rom
pool and could and did tell thM they co,,equen,E knew more
' Wondrrfn sn M Two Hys in sew York from Tve
could and did more about than ul the
ing Bri,her! Bsui=h1rd Americans
Strange rHorS Of iscsrhc dsIatetss via iI4nX pc?
New trSan hHye ben w*ryrfa on the Flss Iho 10
fortunately for the veal" nerved and ibna,ing croa;vs
in Kew 0rIsas On iE 25t 26 and ! III ctobet and lis ,or
IN far lttII
al.ns at Lhat rate nrXt week.
frmyr and hishyr-;' for NiaInp S -'''' ''' P''''S
The parties alluded to in the above letter forwarded
a circular from New York under date Of 2lst Otto.
Der. from which we extract the foIovino:
frost in September is so rare and dangerous that immediate
a'm was 1T tG cot,se2aen%e @pt %S t"r e CON-
kechiety, however ivr The home nanncfurrrs WHO bad
chaSe tor French and contiu14,e account vt re o HAIL. ai
SOM sc.Ee operations %ee G%le ny, m 0"n 81,
more cautious received all these reports with donr and os
among itin N,ny we'll torNe nres il The rGn" St,s
"S o aS INA, I' @ ,e " 1e lI H H. '' ;y a @
weather hgnerofwad !e allowance need BE- made for is
result deprrli- on the weather hv.rvorw f@r }ckiig We
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