New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-08
Talk on Change.

1t was lively on the streets yesterday the weather
having moderated to something like April of the
sunny South Our telegraphic dispatches bring very
cold accounts from the West and the North. As they
were, however, forwarded too after the change
IN the weather on Sunday night, they must be re-
ceived with considerable allowance. Throughout the
cotton region there has not been any injury the plant
not having come out of the ground. The weather
moderated greatly yesterday. Business, though not
intertered with by the weather, toleraby active
on the levee as much usual at this season of the
year There is some falling off in the sales of mer-
chandse from last week. This is to be expected
There is good business still going on but all
parties connected with the great foreign trade of the
United States regarding the eventfu termination
OF the great cotton question. We published yester-
day communication to the Manchester (English)
Guardian. We give the following from our own cor
respondent in Liverpool, comments on the singular
production:
Per Europa LIVERPOOL March IA 1857
Breathe in New York-wisper not in Iyerpoo but reud
in Manchester The Guardians correspondents
from New York.. What think yourselves We infatuated
cotton planterse nefaous spectators corrupt
Banks of Southern States To coalesce hoax
innocent pinnes of Manchester by pretending to have been
selling and buying Cotton and negotiating Exchange.
yon ye deluding creatures Though have carried
factions think but that the
chester people know all those reported sales
ported negotiations of Exchange South rs well as re-
ported sales of Cotton in transiu at New York. humbug
and what if Cotton King does say Mddngs will be sold
Cd? We won't believe it when see it.
Read what Mr. Smith, NJ P, says cotton culture and sup
ply, and tremble for the future
II yon want know something of the niques of cotton
brokering the enclosed brokens
Now, badinnge aside, the outrges perpetrated by Small
Potatoes" and Outside Brokers in Cotton are awful The
fact of brokers buying Cotton from themselves placed in their
hands for sale cannot be too strongly condemned
Lord Panerston will dissolve Parliament appeal to the
Countrywide will unquestioDaby be with stronger
majority than The election will place in few
weeks-already the excitement is beginning
Mddng New Orleans is very firm 77sd. Much anxiety is
felt for the receipt of the of the 4 inst New
York per Asia, due tomorrow, regarding receipts.
We shall publish in our next something about
cotton broking extraordinary" as given in late
case in Liverpool and to which our correspondent
audes. As regards the dissolution of Parliament,
do not intend to trouble ourselves much about it.
nor with our cotton factors, they are very certain
there is not much cotton to come to this market this
season. Regarding our correspondents friend Lord
Palmerston we must again repeat, we do not care
continental dollar about him. We have not forgot
the speech he made before the Manchester spinners
last fall.
The Northern mails came through yesterday as late
as DUE The next steamer from Liverpool will un
doubtedly be the City of Washington, for New York
on the 18th, to be followed by the Niagara on the
2Sth for Boston via Halifax.