New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-08-30

III f1lIy oiac thousand merely mention
,tin ofaisF tlia5 orders may sent te-aay
win obyiate the possibility
sitF lpefag unpleasant predieamsnt IF
list season. III
'uBIstp EDocu Hon. Niles Taylor #. :g.
ron ti.is please accept our thank
valuable public docu Inents.
snas w. sinex, clerk of The fine packet
steamer will accept our thanks torlste river
Iayors.
M we are indebted To the fine New Orleans and
St. Louis packet, Sovereign, Capt. Richard Wade, a.
sA. Phillips t1slsfls for late 81 Louis papers
$85s n
GRANp AMERICAN BARBECUE The members Of
the A1arcan party the Feliciana Parishes to
have Grand rally and barbecue at jackson, on the
18th of mont Il win unquest ionably be the
finest demonstrsatio OF the canvass We acknow-
ledge Tie receipt of polite invitation to attend. We
shall certainly Id 10 If our avocations permit.
aAGHASdss - CaEAF TFlT-Country
and who may desire to start cam
spaign offered rare Chance to purchase a
complst herai terms, by 6. e. Vim
ten, No lob dras street.
may be seen by referring to an advertisement in
another column, he offers to sell an excellent press
AGips ~ tCl
sure that persons interested will not let this
s,pposthniitts
Jaequelina Is very severe on smokers gen
orally fact she gives 'em fits in downright
earnest. Size tells some tales her sex, by the
way which W neither dispute nor endorse, being
fearful Of the eonsequ as matter of course.
ii 81 II fact that tile ladies endure the smoking
detestng HE practice all the time-beeause g they
gHslinAs your cement is correct there must
BE- ionaI attractio somewhere. NE
We don smoke, @ a.
TINS PoRFusuHsE ANsi EERsA ARK. Tomorrow being
their eighth the Portuguese Benevolent
lssocIation will celebrate it by grand procession
thGoag streets of the city, and parak-
lug Of plendid lunch together at their rooms As
the amount good which this society does among
tfe3 unfortunate of their countrymen deserves the
praise and encouag Of the community, we hope
that they will enjoy their fete day with the unalloyed
happiness which they richly have earned We rank
the Portuguese Benevolent Association as among the
first and best Of or many philanthrophc institutions.
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3THouGHrs oS On ANG otton.--Eyeryth in
fact All ere very quiet yesterday, on change,
dbl The Streets Oh THU landings and on all the great
thoroug In fact5 il was really dull, 50 dull that
with She exception Of some 600 or roo bales of cotton
being received there was nothing on5which we can
predicate remark. y
There we're three orfour arrivals of steamboats, from
Tho coast and the West good loads, which gave an
animation that we may expect e large business as
soon is fairly and really opened by
d rise in water Il
The weather, for ten days past, has been Of the
most favorable character and we ought, in justice,
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BILE tendencies Very anxious are all operators and
dealers in cotton, ait uncture, to be in possession
of information regarding the present crop and,
although accounts have already gone forward that
there would be large yield, say beyond last year,
we have arrived at that information to war
us eredence to the surnises. If there
is anYindisidual iii our midst who honestly and sin
ceray believes that growth Of cotton for the pre-
sent year viii exceed tho last year, Of who believes
the reeents at this port from Monday next to the
uth day Of eptemher, 1867, will exceed 1850 900
bales we desire that he, or they, will make them
selves known once, Nevertheless, we do not coin
eide these who are bearing down on the market
10 create the impression of high prices.
We believe that cotton as now selling in this mar
ket will prove more beneficial than if ii should com
mand 10 To Is cents. have yet to learn that high
and eyorbitant prices ever resulted in any good tc
the grower, manufacturer, general operator. When
cottonsod in this city at four pounds for the dollar
and at one time three pounds for the dollar did il
result in any or the least benefit to the cultivator tt
the iactor, OF to any individual concerned in thu
buying and selling Of the article? If it did, he viii
please accept our hat, and call for it at oncebefor
election day. @
From what We gather in our interviews, there ar
highsWaought IDEAS entertained regarding cottor
Though present rates will be undoubtedly sustained
isite to talk as some do that ordinary cotton wi
Advance to II or Ill cents, Or that niddling may 6
up to l2ac. Nevertheless, there will be a tremendou
decrease in the supplies in England before the first
November and those who shipped late from this por
if justice is melted towards them ought to realize
good profit. The buying and shipping Of cotton
this market ID aTeal legitimate business, based Q
principles which regulate every branch OF trade, an
governed by the inmutabe laws of supply an
demand.
10 regard All individual who buys cotton in OF
market as acome to-day and go tomorrow gentleman
il drawing too freely faturity, and calls int
question ta eners basis On which the laws Of trad
have from time inmemolial been governed.
IA STE aER on f1RE 1p SEA The Norwegian bar
Bertha capt. Eckert arrived at Quebec on The lst
instant from Sunderland, Capt. n. reports that
the of July, about nnidlgh and when in lat, 4
Ion! 40 he saw large black steamer on fire. sh
sFaa going from her which be supposed had taken
tile srews a. he bore down with al speed upon u
burning vessel, and hailed but received no answt
thinks the Steamer was built Of iron as the insi
was burning fufionsly and outside appeared entil
She isae side wheel steamer.
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Tie Massachusetts NJ Eig State Committee have q
proved ofs tle nomination d Amos A. Lawrence {
Governor and Homer Foote for Lieutenant Govern
the gentlemen nominated for these offices by Il