New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-12
TUESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER =, 1858.
RANK on Chan &c.

$3.50 VS.
The longlooked.for change III the weather had not
taken place last evening The rain Of Sunday even
ing was brief though the clouds lowered over until
yesterday morning when they cleared ofand the sun
came out AZ warm as on any day Of last week There
waa some talk Of the non-arFiYal Of the Northern
mail via Mobile, but this was passed when it was
aseersained that dates Of the 9TH from NewYork was
received on Sunday night via jackson. Then, there
Was tank of The absence Of several citizens who APP
pear daily on the streets. This was ascertained to
arise from the breaking down Of one Of the lake boats
and the other going on chase to Mobile. The talk
was another boat is wanted to fill the gap. Bankers,
merchants, brokers, citizens saints and Sinners were
an disappontedin not returning at the usual hour
yesterday morning,
There were adviees from Liverpool via Galway re-
ceived yesterday having been brought by one of the
new line from Ireland arrived at Halifax. This line
of steamers appears to move onward with great pros.
poets, ana undoubtedly will be powerful competitor
ii several ways with tile Gunard line The dates re-
eaiysa from Liverpool to the 9th ult, two days
later apparently than the Ganadas advices but really
only one day. as the 26th was Sunday consequently,
commercial accounts are brief and of very little
interest
The receipts Of cotton yesterday were by the Mag
nolia from Ficksburg, 1851 bales Princess, from
Yieksbnrgi ,o2s Sallie Robinson, from Fort Adams,
1885 Laurel Hill. from Bayou Sara, 649 /; Era No.
Fl from Alexandria 800 B, I. Hodge, from Yieks-
burg ,257 Woodford, from Louisville, I27-total,
1896 bales Receipts for same day last year 481
bales and total receipts since Saturday morning last
,32a bales.
Tie Bears 10 New York, or those who have cotton
y route FOR Europe, are evidently undergoing a
change ia their ideas. The extract below from cir
c1ar issued last week I'd go over the water does not
correspond at al with from the same source sent
forth about three weeks ago wherein it was stated
particularly, that the cotton in Texas was almost
rnined by dr0nth worms and rust, Estimates OF the
product and shipments from the gulf ports Of Texas
what We il our phraseology term South Texas-have
been freely made at 100000 bales this year against
$4,000 bales last year. We are disposed to allow our
naighboring State better showing than this, and
credit them for 230,0S0 to 100000 bales, which viii
place Texas credit higher eminence. It is very
iamaterai in our opinion, whether the crop of the
United States turns out 100000 or 8 100000. 1t
WIN all be wanted. The great point is to restrain
speculation and igius fqtUus views, which have SO
often Tod the public astray:
The accounts have decidedly improved from all
SECTIONS. With present prospects and the usual
weather experienced In October, without an early
FROST 700 900 hales must be considered to be an in
side estimate aud 100000 more probably to lie
nearer the result Receipts are unexpectedly larger
a the interior towns and the ports, and planters
sfee sellers all the markets, which certainly does
not indicate short crop. The weather is ine, all
oyer lhe country and the picking is progressing
largely.
Northern spfnners are buying largely in Southern
markets, and as i often the case at higher cost
shan they could obtain their supplies from this port
EXTRA GHAARAe From ourappreciatye friend
seweI 7 Taylor, (Wlo in his turnis always appreci-
ated by the wine!drinkng pdbic,) we have received
several silgernecks Of the Charles Hedsick brand.
This vine when it first came out, was beverage fiji
Ior kings; but it afterward tegenerated to very
common soft Of an article. The bottles sent us by
Alr Taylor, however are intended to inform us and
the public that the wine has been revived, and
hFausht back toits original tiptop standard. 0fthis
fact We were well satisfied, upon tasting it, It slips
over the palate like nectar from Olympus, ana makes
one feel afterwards like the whole opera of Norma;
ana aot 4 particle Of headache init we can cont
IDENTITY advise conaoissegs to try the regenerated
Charles Heidsick champagne MI. Taylor has just
Eeceised large lotof i.
ATTnsTIoN, STATE T * PAYERs.-The State assess
entrols for the Third District are open at Recorder
Long office, where they may be seen from 10 to 5
o'clock daily. We have seen the rolls filled out BY
aAEs LOUIS foHerf the state Assessor for the Old
Third They are carefully and beautifully filed out
and reflect credit equally upon the industry and CALI
graphy Of Alr Power.
The State rolls for the Second District arc likewise
open for inspection d Recorder Wiltzis office They
are to be seen dsily from 10 to 2 o'clock.
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GEoUEL N JAMisoN ALI RIGHT-The responsi
asy Of Messrs eqae tamison 10 The lady population is
such a Ae nsYar e right pnil they the SPLEEN
dd dry geods is HE world produces The ladies viii be
pleased e eag hathay aea right now for The present fan
and coming winter their large donble establishment Nos ii
ad e Charities street. being glutled with every thing ne ch
and oYe ha the looms Of the whole world can produce and
their sehedle q prices being fixed old reasonable
aasEk lhe adgertementn another ceumn gives an oui
q tAe Attractions 70 beseep.
Foa RENr. An up stairs baeE.offce and The third
ses advertisement
sIP1ATioS WANEEp.-A competent book-keeper
wants permanent situation. Set his advertisement in tie
proper eolamn " ~
aoop gHIsGs 70 DRISE.-hIr S. Wolf has large
Ace ct London porter sparkling moselle vim impertal and
faAFati brandy aing and Sc lis adgefre9sr