New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-08-19
Talk ON 'Chnnse-cotton.

There was some little activity yesterday on our
great thoroughfares though the actual arrival of two
more bales Of new crop cotton was not considered
anything of important event, yet if it will tend to
smooth the feelings of Manchester spinners and their
satellites on this sde we will admit that two more
bales of new cotton were received yesterday from
Texas, and when we receive the same quantity from
the Mississippi valley shall promugate the cheer
ing intelligence for the exclusive benefit of the Bears.
The following is an extract from our correspond
ence written in one of our great Northern cities
the Sth inst .a.nn
You will receive with this copy of my last Bonn
bay letter (ths we published in our Mondays issue)
The vast increase in Suras resolves itself into an n
creased export to Great Britain of $500 bales for
the past five and half months of the present year.
Thus the great bubble has BURST and our John Bull
friends must hunt up some new depressing influence
before the next campaign With supply of 500 900
bales for the coming four months (of Amercan) and
the consumption and export 50 900 bales per week,
say II weeks, where will the stock be on the 31st of
December? They may pause in Liverpool on another
advance of I'D, which would make 3D. for Orleans
Middlings. A good deal depends on the next news
| from India regarding the disturbances in Delhi.
We published yesterday an extract from the Mont
gomery (Ala) MAIL relating to the cotton prospects.
We are fully convinced that the article written in
Mobile, and forwarded to Montgomery, and emanated
locality in this city, and not unknown to the cotton
trade forwarding circulars weekly of almost inter
inabe length and BREADTH with variety of extracts
| from hafdozen places in the Southwest, and who
pretended to be SO well informed on the cotton eul
ture, that the arrival of of the parties in New
York last October from summer jaunt in England,
it was expected the Mississippi river would be forced
to change its course if the cotton of 1856 did not
ak o lo1a WroIl,
parties who profess to have highly intelligent planters
and cotton raisers for correspondents we shall miss
our mark. At any rate, the extract from the Mont
gomery paper will occupy permanent space in a
circular of N. B. & Co. for the Liverpool and Man
chester markets, to go by the steamer which leaves
New York to-day. Nous vetrons.
If there is really any individual in city, except
ing the attaches alluded to above, who believes that
the product of cotton from present appearances, will
reach $500 900 bales he will call for our chapeau
blanc.
There was no rain yesterday, but there is no change
IN the atmosphere, and cannot reasonably expect
real clearing up until we have change of wind
approaching something of Gulf norther. One year
ago. say the 18th of August last we wrote as follows
j on the weather
ri The partial suspension of the unfayorabe weather
Il which has been the theme of so MANY remarks fol
the past week, was the of creating good de
gree OF activity on our streets yesterday. Though
5 rain fell within the confines of our city during tn,
day. towards night there proof of heavy showers
IS to the southwark and eastward.
Yesterday there were showers of rain to the south
e ward
By our marine list it will be seen there were seyers
arrivals yesterday, which causes considerable actvit
n on the levee. Within the past three days we hay
r observed the return of many absentees from IL
: North and the West who think there is place lii
,r home, and that home the Crescent City.
IF