New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-25
0e6 0tIeans Aalln GrfstHnt.
THURSDAY MORNING, N0YEMBER Is. I858.


year. The throng Of visitors and emigrants gtill
continues. The question is, how and where will so
many thousands, with the thousands on the way
hither, find tenements lodgings? As for food and
susenance, there is an abundance The talk ia that
two additional hotels of the first class are wanted
Who will give the project start? Which Of our
leading men will take an interest in the matter?
Talking not wanted, but action and dollars It be.
hooves our large property holders to take this matter
into consideration, and sustain the value Of their
stores and dwelling houses 1t is idle for some prop.
erty holders to be eernaly talking about high taxes
The owners OF real estate in this city pay only 81 50
per $l0Oi New York 81 SIS and Philadelphia ~ 90
per SlOO However, the tenant has to bear all in
crease in taxes by an enhancement in rent. first
class hotei, located on Camp or Magazine streets,
above Poydr4s street. will be of inCalCuabIe adyan-
tage to property between st. Charles street and the
levee, and above Canal street. Money is abundant
and likely TO continue 50 building materials reason.
able; ground can be had at low prices and the in.
yestment would prove lucrative Is it requisite to
20 to an extraordinary expense in erecting hotel
1t would be useless to go North for granite or marble
The Oldest and most durable houses erected in New
Orleans were built of the materials of the country
We allude to the buildings on the corner of Bienye
and Old Levee streets the building on the corner Of
Royal and ST. Peter streets the building on Char.
tres street, Just above Toulouse street. They we're
erected in the early part Of the present century and
bid fair to last long time yet to come. So, come,
property holders and Others agitate new hotel-a
good, solid building. The talk is that one is much
wanted.
Carondeet street was thronged at an early hour
yesterday. The gatherings were numerous, and the
conabs of a diversified character Cotton and ex.
change were the chief topics, with asprinkling a of
freights, and the extent of the cropa Buyers hold
up to the highest figures, while most Of the sellers
hold from 354G000O to 3,5O0,O0O Some of those
who desire cheap" cotton figure up from $50 900
to 100000 bales. We shall know more in regard to
it in about three months The weather for the past
twenty days has not been attended with much rain,
and the picking will be late There is some dfsap.
pointment expressed regarding the low quality of
much Of the cotton coming in very limited proper.
ton being suitable for the French market This will
cause clean and fine cotton to command good prices
According to information, there will be yery large
share Of the late pickngs Of an interior quality It
is hoped false packing will attend the ginning and
billing operations. We learn Of some further com.
plants in this matter 1t is hoped planters will not
hereafter eopardize their credit and character in this
respect,
/ The Northern mail Uia jackson was detained YES.
terday several hours by the breaking of axle of
one oi the locomotives The mail Uta Mobile failed
Tue Gay before from beyond Augusta, We received
papers IRON Ne" York. r'a the Jackson mail, of
FRIDAY last the l9th-say five days, This is quick
enough. good share Of our population do not de.
SIRE TO pc any nearer New York until reformation
takes place iu its population.
Inc AREA winch Lett Liverpool on the 18th, will
iinarv weather r. sla oroo,,taa.l
oa1as bar n,yssoo rn,,, ro 1ararnal All'4
ore mt yvoitino far Fnroroo il,tao, ~ W.
market royino # is aain "n5 Gu,
10 all,
4 7ho l,st od.;oos f, r, ~, $500,
II paris of tre Han Pani Il p,tIo- as NJ 49,
ue ,vas ora or tho 7,tin,isla1 a,,oI VI a'
encagad in tho ,,ro,+ co,sofr,c
Eey yorI, IN t5a yoor Io97 ont1 ,l,tt n5
mnc excitement u tat oora7 t,,ra,l,o,
trv Mr. Rntar was an ar ..o,t
Of GREAT talents and oooiranents sd or ta a
Of Attorney General of tfa rTnfa5 sto+es Nd r
Jackson ond ve tbinl, nn5or ay- Va D.,
ching to te fortunes of fIa Iatter ,orsoaa,,a ~
demise of a rraat rr,,,ortior oF tho co,,,soi o,s1
in those f,n,9rs tr,Is
mentarv on The nncorofntv If bnn,ar
than in this climate y o,,si.na rLa s,iio,D:s,