New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-25

versty take place this evening in the University Hall
ut the corner Of Baronne and Common Streets Di
pomas prizes certificates etc. are to be delivered to
the young gentlemen and address is to be delivered
by the Hon. Christian Roselius. 1t will be an occa.
sion well worth attending.
REcKEATIoN- Saturday has come again, and which
is the most economical plan Of leaving the city for
day or two, is great question with many. To take
change Of cir Is desired by great numbers of our
citizens Well, the first chance this morning will be
by the jackson Railroad. 1t is well worth the price
Of the fare merely to see the beautiful pine woods re-
gion at this season Of the year. The next chance
will be from Algers and Gretna, by the opelousas
Railroad, for Berwick's Bay. This route is through
the beautiful sugar region Of lower Louisiana. We
are not aware Of the accommodations at Berwicks
City, but presume twentyfour hours can be well en-.
joyed there ;if not, there will be fine steamship
going to the commercial metropolis Of Texas Calves
TOM on which those DESTROYS can take splendid sea
trip. The cars Of both of the roads, jackson and
Opelousas, also leave tomorrow morning, according
to advertisement. The next chance to-day to enjoy
the sea air will be by the mail boat leaving Port Pont
chartaln on the arrival of the o'clock train of cars
Passengers will be landed at Bay ST. Louis and Pass
Christian before sunset and at Pascagoula somewhere
about midnight. The Virginia Pearl leaves for the
pleasant regions of the Tchefuncta at IL o'clock.
Then follows the Creole for Ocean Springs, Biloxi,
Mississippi City, Pass Christian and Bay St. Louis at
4 O'clock Afterwards comes the Mexican Gulf Rail.
road train at P. NJ for Proetorvie. This is about
the most economical mode of enjoying sea air. OF
the condition OF the public houses at Lake Borgne we
not aware The last time we were there there was
deficiency. 1t would require very little exertion
and expense to make Proctorvie most pleasant
place for a summer resort. It appears however to
have gone into decline since the death of the chief
proprietor the late Alexander Gordon The increase
of population within the precincts Of our city will
however, call its advantages as resort into requs
ton before many years pass away
AS we have remarked before, it is use to borrow
money at high rates of interest," or in other words tc
get shaved to go to Northern States or to Europe
when there are 50 many places Of resort and recrea
ton within few hours travel of our good city.
TALK ON 'CHANGE-There was very little talk Oh
change yesterday other than the disappointment al
the nonarriyal of the European nails The Bears il
cotton are beginning to talk about the new CROP We
have word or two to snggest-that is, your friend
Mr. Bull, has got to pay something more for cotton
this year than last When the mutiny rebellion il
Bengal is quelled it will be time enough to talk about
an increased supply from that doubtful region.'
For the information Of that interested parsonage
who expects to purchase Middling at l21 cents, VIC
have to state that the first bale Of new crop cotton
last year from the Mississippi Valley was received
here on the 9Th day of August. viii our friend in
form MS how many bales he expects will be received
this season before the LIST of September?