New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-06-14

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tolal District, nmously nominated Glendy Burke
for Elector, and Henry N. Summers for Alternate
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i 35s,TA ak ON 'CHANGE-The European mails BY the
agaras arrival at Boston were received at our Post
Office yesterday. Generally the private correspond
eneereads very well The expected reduction in the
rate Of interest By the Bank Of England seemed to
strengthen the confidence that more free supply Of
money would FOLLOW the reduction. The stock Of cot
ton, from our commercial accounts was heavy being
in the port of liverpool on the 23d Of May 6sl 900
bales against 569 bales same time last year The
aavices regarding bread stufs are far from encour
aging that prices there will be sustained. "A circular
from the CHEST source will be found in another col
umn, as also, our usual weekly circular Of cotton
There was only d noderate amount Of business go
ing on yesterday, though twas not yet reduced to
the usual summer ctivty Every boat and steam
ship departing takes more Or less Of our transient
population. As we never have as yet seen the indi
Yidnal who has visited New Orleans once, but who
viii come agar, We shall expedite see many hun
dreds yea thousands Of those now going away, back
again in the fall though many will undoubtedly ira
duee and Viify the commercial and social character
Of our city. We have not yet heard of any charita
bic and humane person 50 dissatisfied with the gen
eral political condition Of New Orleans, intending to
donate his real estate, stock or bonds to the many
charitable and benevolent associations and shake Tie
dust Of the city from under his feet and take his de-
parture never to return. # in the course of our IN
terViews with the multitude, we should learn Of any
donations to those objects Of charity we shall
take pride and pleasure in Communicating tile names
Of the respective recipients
There has been but little done in real estate this
week. Holders do not seem inclined to accept Of +
prices rendered, There are many buildings in the
course Of erection. The most prominent in the bust
ness portion Of the city Is the erection Of block Of
four stored stores Mr.. W. W. Montg omery, on the
corner Of Royal and Bienvilles streets, The corner
building now being demolished has stood there for
thirty eight years to knowledge, and was occupied
by the old branch Of the United States Bank, subse-
quently BY the Bank of Louisiana afterwards by the
City Bank; and after the removal of the City Bank
into Camp street, to the building now occupied by
the branch of the State Bank. It has been occupied
for divers purposes and the adjoining building on
Benyle street. for various trades. There are other
contracts for buildings in course Of treaty. and we
should not be surprised to learn Of large improve.
ments all through the season.
have also to say that something was saidSyes-
tsrday on Change, regarding the interest Oh the
bonds Of the city reference to notice another
column, will be seen that the fiscal agency Of the
city the Citizens Bank notice that the interest
coupons on all the bonds and obligations Of the old
city, the debt, the railroad bonds, viii
be paid at the Bank Of America, in New York. on
the lsto July next. Will croakers be satisfied for
the present?