New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-07
Talk ON ,Change.


The congregations at the several corners are in
cFeasug daily. Sickness Or no sickness people are
coming into the city daily in great numbers. Since
the oath September IS vessels from sea have ar
rived at our leYee, mostly large vessels, and g.
steamboats, from the interi0r-say lilo ariyas-and
how many OF these brought less on an average than
fifty persons, the majority of whom fit subjects
for the fever We verify believe there have arrived
in the city within the last fifteen days between seven
and eight thousand persons subject to the fever Is
it any wonder that our hospitals, charitable assoc
citation reports with the private practice of our ply
sicians and themortuary returns show no larger de-
crease than they do2 As we remarked on the Goth
of August, after the fever considered as an ep
demic that it would take sixty to eighty days for it
to its course, We not disappointed at the re-
suit; aud it is more than probable that our Talk will
prove correct. Our permanent and accmated resi-
dents are returning daily. In fact, 50 far the
shore suburbs are concerned, old residents might
we'll be in the city The talk is that the pine woods
country is impoverished and cannot supply the re.
qnste marketing for the saourners on the seashore
The disciples Of Izaak Walton do not meet with the
usual luck in fishing, and at some Of the watering
places it is with great difficulty that daily marketing
is procured On the line of the jackson Railroad the
fare and supplies are better.
Our adyiees from New York, to the evening of the
30th ult. give us to understand that there hun
dreds perhaps we might say thousands, of persons
waiting for the abatement of the sickness. As we
said to them last month, they can with safety return
about the LIST Of November. The probation to that
time will be heathiul to them.
The talk for two days past was Ola probability of
change in the weather. but it turned out up to last
evening" all probability for not scintilla Of change
was realized The clouds looked watery, and little
sprinkling of rain was all, However, as have had
Just such weather at this season Of the year before,
there is nothing extraordinary IL the course of the
elements.
There was not much going forward on GarondeIet
street yesterday Many parties were occupied in the
early part Of the day in perusing and replying to
thelr correspondence by the Arabia. Possibly they
Rl get to work to-day particularly if the Canadas
aaMees OF the 18th ut are received and sustain tile
advices Of the I'D.
lue receipts Oh cotton yesterday were $3.50 bales,
including ne receipts by the jackson Railroad on
laesaay night The receipts for the corresponding
day last year were 1860 bales.
by the following letter from our correspondent in
hNefpoo IL viii be seen that his views of the future
lor cotton are OF great consumption and further adj
vance in prices:
Per Arsbisl r, g.. 80 ,s.s
i ny wv " SONS weeks tho consumption (Which
@ o e % SO arge begins tell STOCK, and
I'm ga.s gf q NY damage CROP by worms or rust
cotton WI be wanted ever befors is s6a M
W. FApet ggod prices FIR m rsp coming 0 yauF port
n lof particulars dAy saturday II
as 9gs @@iss at 'Hgr If fuller press tnsa any vi Oh
Under cur monetary head viii be found The weekly
financial and commercial reports of the English
markets.
The Black Warrior brings accounts Of a trsp,en.
dous explosion in Havana. The Doas wore ,t,,ls- no
impression that the 1libasters had landed ma t,ls,
the Moro Castle.