New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-23

Re- We are indebed 10 The 0fiIceTs OF the splendid
steamer Natehez, icksbnrg and Natchez pa
Y pefs
10 Full details tho pool markets Of cot
ton, tobacco, grain provisions. received BY the
Aaia 4 mails yesterday. sbe found in the usual
column. They are mary interest to
those who have not regular corresp in that
Y great town. s
HoN.l RASDEIL HuNT. Contemporary, In COM
nentif upon Tie recent case Of vs. Walton, is
III refer 10 eloquent Ytuperation Of ma
taralizsd ctizens,l which it It intmates MI Randel
! Hunt iadnlged in his gurnent. In d community
where Hunt 50 well known, it is hardly necess
sary III how utter groandess il such an asper-
SION No man will believe that Randell Hunt ever
uttered yituperaton against any body Of respecta
bic citizens No man ii the court who heard Mr.
Hunts argument can Say that the charge has any
fundationin truth Mr. Hunt was, perhaps, unneces
sarily guarded in his Language 80 as to prevent such
aperyersion Of what he said and we can only ac-
count the injustice which has, in this instance,
been done estimase gentleman, BY believing that
some one has misled the editors paper to which
we allude 555.,
TALK OH CHANGE. There was some falling off in
cidedlY summsrsIl feeling The receipts Of cotton
were ~ 90 bales. There one heavy clearance at
the Custom the ship Shakespeare, Of Bos-
ton Liverpool bales and 143 half bales
ofeotton. ships continue u grow id size, it Will
not be many years before Ne shall have them il port
carrying the bulk Of ten thousand bales. a. 4
The general subject Of communication in commer-E
cil circles yesterday unfortunate result Of
city at the Pass Christian on. Wednesday. The
deceased occupied high position in our conmu-
nifty, being at tile head Of one of our most extensive
cotton factorage houses. a director il one Of our
largest banks, and in all respects occupied the most
exalted standing that MANS ambition to covet As
it Is not within purpose in this article to dilate
on this sad affair, we only have to add that the
deceased had been merchant in city over twenty
years. g7&,15
The European mails by the Asia were received yes
terday The private letters indicate that cotton has
reached its best prices for the present in Liverpool
Some sales were received fof fine eottons at n to Il
and Sd, shipped from this port This pays well,
which Is more than we say for shipments which
are now going forward. unless q further advance
should take place on the other side good feeling
exists towards -four corn and grain generally in our
market Holders in the West would doWell to hasten
their stocks to market during the present very low
rates of freight No signs of rain, and our streets
are becoming very dusty. AS our merchants are used
to they seem to stand clouds Of the article and any
other kind Of blasts about well as any body Of mer
chants it is our fortune to know.
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TIE JusTICE OF THE World ~ This is a hard
world after all, no matter what poets, romancers,
lovers and such eccentric people may say about roses
hopes, angel babies, and the like. It is in fact
world in which q man gets more kicks than cop.
pers even when he is upon his best behavior, and
patting forth his prettiest lieks oil the time. Be-
cause we have been recently cast in q law suit
nulcted in runous damag the Alexander Red
River American, the editor Of which paperwe have
always regarded as friend lets off the following in
hisissue Of the 17th five hadn't been unfortunate
We wouldn't have been treated So 5 Sweet are ths
uses of adversely wrote some incomprehensib
moon,gazer, long time ago, but confound adverse
Sweetness, say We Z 81
Here sthe style in which Rhiom friend and as
sociate alIades 70 our oyerwhe Ginning nisfortunes:
paMagsa ca5assr : sasisfsd yiyu
ia IL The Four District Court NV oresn jacob t. Wiz
terhe usrions the sometime the plausible
political wires the only example present cali
Of Democratic municipal both preparing fol
from essrs Nixon Adams proprietofs Of The
Daily Crescent the liberal sum Of full for damage
sheet Although rather smaller thai
that Claimed X, ns,a4 u RS a r.
J the object against which i direeede Crescent
easions that Winter had been guilty Of official carupon per
jury, bribery compromising felony ETC. We tha
anything Vas SAID about cheating at cards steal
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