New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-19

Saturday corning slast, bales.
BuslS AND IRE b EST he weather yes
seray yyas all that could BIZ desired for pushing on
the mighty business Al crowaing in almost
every hour ID I'LL any in arrival Of
boat loaded u the guard flatboat with valuable
c and varied brought the hardy thrifty
cultiyatols u the Great est, the product of
whole the addition
al some mn looking vessel from the Eastern
The confed eracy; or perhaps from return
AID voyage from other parts of the world.
Every hour in the day something arrives or departs
from tile levee of this great emporium We have the
dyantag e at this moment over any Northern city,
Aid which will prove Of the greatest benefit here
ftel, ggest to all who never enjoyed the great
tIit our leVee affords, and which cannot be
TeaiiZed 81 tie last day the week any other city
OK tile world just fo walk down the 5eYee this
afternoon about Ave clock and the gigantic
closing up 0f the weeks business the leFee from
opposite jackson Square to the landing Of Harris q
steamship yea take any hour today and
an Individual if conviction can be brought him, will
ackiaoW tie supremacy Of our good city. few
real owners who are hereon Temporary visit,
map %, and well they night complain, for
the neglect Of our city interests on their part for
years past. Many Of them seem to live only for the
purpose Of drawing good rents and spending them in
Paris, Rome and other places in Europe. The ques-
ton proponnds itself, would our city be sbene.
fitted by any reaction in real estate. Do we not
y those who pay rentpa sufficiently TO satisfy the
I most greedy md: ayaricious owner. Possibly our
views do not correspond with those of many Others
that an advance real estate mt this time will re-
dotn the general welfare and prosperity Of our
city. We believe In low rents: we believe in build
ing lots Go be kept at low prices; we believe there
would be more residents from low prices
than these eontrar Character We believe that
BY maintaining leN scale Of rents more mechanics
and artzans Induced to make our city their
home that industs atty arising from steady
u and regular pursuits would pIs,ye more beneficial
than tie attempt now being To imitation
to lots two feet under water though dry time;
or to create demand for ouses and Stores which
have been closed for some years, by
the obstnacy Of owners ana gents Of those wholive
In distant countries. w do not dit the belief
that high prices for real estate vii make New Or
leans great place may for other places,
but not here Therefore our creed low rents cheap
houses plenty If room for mechanical arts honest
industry, an enterprising and industrious population
and we are bound to attain the enlinence and fame
nature has intended for our good city. l
As#gl5 #tt
RENEFtp OF MISS MATILDA HERoN.---The benefit
and last appearance of Miss Matilda Heron occurs
this evening, at the Gaety Theater when Ganille'
will be- played for the last time
8It Will be observed by those who are8nterested in
al,sements, that there will be no performance at the
Gaiety tomorrow, Sunday night, in order to allow
time for rehearsal to the Italian Opera Company
which commences an enga cement on Monday.
Et83 s sss IN.
LYeEuM LECTURES DR.. Baird a very eminent
q American traveller who has journeyed and seen a
much probably, of Northern Europe as almost if no
any other Yankee; and who, unless our impression
run contrary to what is written, received some hand
aolne testimonials of esteem from sandry sovereign
in Northern Europe, will deliver The first Of conrs
OF three lectures concerning Northern and Eastern
asfope the Isycenn Hal, this evening. The twt
closing lectures will be delivered on Monday ant
Tuesday evenings, Of the same place. II
can beforehand, from the recorded opinions d
good Judges IA other places, recommend DR. Baird a
an able sound Intelligent and Entertaining sneaker
who ii lilly conyersant with his subject AND
who will clearly educate his hearers in that branch
knowledge. 81
Tickets may be obtained Of Steel or Norman, a
the Library, or at the door. q B
8s 5if h FL
sPRING AID SUMNER CLaTuING.- Francis Fabp
Sc Charles Common Streets under the 81
Chasiss Hotel the usual fashion
able sppies Of spring ctoing embracing ever
article needed for geneans complete outfit manutacturs
accordance with the latest styles
aerlemea who ing their purchases viii d
well tosall and examine iie styles and fabsics II.
liz
4 hfEsrA hLoHEst DIR. B. Brown Williams con
seE;es Of ctntes accompanied with experiments COZ