New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-20

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IT Eas very quiet yesterday on the streets. Later
aayices weFe expected from Europe, yia Cape Race.
The interrogation Of steamers off this point viii not
fay. There are nochanoes for movements in cotton,
because The stocks aEe now reduced 50 low, and the
shief buyers gone To Europe. f Is questionable
whether there are any advantages to no realized from
rapid speed. ~ far speculation ia breadstdfs the
crops Of grain in Europe are very promising, deal
en- have no desire but TO move. There have been
Several arrivals from the West since Saturday last
aad considerable additions have been made to the
stocks of Western produce There u also an i'm.
niense quantity Of fruit arriving from Mississippi,
together with large lots Of eseuents from the coast,
aud We Hote that few days ago 200 barrels Of pota-
tees and zoo barrels Of onions Of the growth Of Louie
ssana, were shipped FIJI New York BY one Of the
steamers. Ifthey do moi have to go through the OH
deal Of quarantine the shipment may pay The cost
Of transportation BIZ these New York steamers is so
high that there is not much 81 margin for profit.
The talk ii thaE II there was more attention paid To
tho cultivation vegetables in Louisiana thata good
market would always be realized for most descrip
lions III cnbs. New England traders viii take their
produce To Cgha il twenty or twenty-five days pas
sage aud make money, while here iii Louisiana,
within feB days sail il appears to be too laborious
AZ undertaking to send more than a few barrels Of
potatoes, little corn considerable lard, and some
pork The resources Of this great State have not yet
been half developed nor viii they perhaps Yet for
years 70 come unless many more Of our citizens re-
main st home tie year round and veto absenteeisn.
The talk d that industry and economy will make
Louisiana the richest and most productive State in
tho contederaey. we do not care continental dol
lar tor the California gold mines there are more
valuable mines III tie Wild lands III this state
There was some lain yesterday, which interfared
With the usual gatherings on earondelet street. Car
oadelet street, however, d becoming dull and mac
tire. A declaration of war BY Emperor Napoleon
against England might cause furry The talk til
soRe quarters, What Is ALI tbe preparation the en-
lsfgng Of the French navy altering al the sailing
vessels iuto steam propellera, going "a for7 What
does mean Is question daily asked, but not easily
answered. II England aud france ale going to fight
II il hoped they will CD at it III once before half Of
lhe next crop Of cotton is On the way to foreign
markets.
The Northern mail via Mobile, failed yesterday.
II has failed every day, except Sunday last, for
week The new route via the jackson road, has not
got into working order, far We have reply to let
tea which was eight days In reaching Philadelphia.
Tie Western mails come along when il suits the CON
venience ofrontactora. The rivers are falling above
with great apidity Red river Is reported to be de-
Ginning 10 low water mark The Yazoo river IS still
igh. Cotton comes in daily and the last bale OF the
crop Of 1857 is yet on the plantation It sno use to
talk Of the presentgFowing crop.