New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-11

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SATURDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER ii, 1858.
The Weekly Crescent can be had this morning.
1t is full Of choice matter including the contents Of
this mornings daily issue.
Talk on 'chnnge.
Another qniet day was yesterday On the street.
Garondeet street partially deserted at an early
hour. BY the return Of the jackson Railroad on
Monday morning we look for citizens now sojourn-
ing III the pine woods also several from the sea shore
suburbs GA the Ievee there is considerable activity
and briskness The receipts Of cotton yesterday
1887 bales viz: BY the Alice Vivian, from Vieks.
burg, 2082 bales Bluff City, from Bayou Macon, Ia
large load for the season. ,294 bales Red Chief,
from 0uachita, SCI bales Comet from Grand Ecore,
232 bales Bayou Belle, IS bales and by the Jack,
son Railroad on Thursday there was a good lot. The
receipts for the corresponding day last year were
1,463 bales. the Vieksburg packet Natchez bringing
S2s bales. We continue to receive accounts Of dam
age from the boil and army worms in some sections.
From other sections there will be more than an aver
age yield. In the meantime the demand continues
good, andthe prices highly remuneratiye. It is en-
tifely premature to think of calling figures into use
at this time The talk is there will be good yield
in the aggregate early frost does not intervene.
The following is the statement Of cotton shipped
from the port of Memphis, for the year ending the
3lst August, 1858:
y Nsp orleans. bales
To 1.-THE Oaio river. 1868
BY Railroad. 800
fetal. 2lo8l5 bales
Stock on hand August 81 .......-...... 2672
Amount received dnriag the year 2i3 ~ bales
The following statement shows the quantity re-
ceiyed for the years ending 3ls August, as follows:
1851, 10000 bales; 1852, 172,0 900 bales; 1853,
2O2 900 bales; 1854, $4,000 bales 1866, 100000
bales 1856 295 900 bales 1857, 2SI 900 bales 1855
$4,000 bales.
The mail yesterday brought dates from New York
TO the 4th inst. There is some anxiety felt among
those who may have produce shipped to New York,
and landed at the Quarantine Station, Staten Island.
Cotton sugar. ana other articles are stored there and
though under insurance against the caamities of fire.
policies will not cover in the case before us, Fire
policies contain the following clause; Crowded
always and it is hereby declared that this corpora
onshall not be liable to make good any loss dam
age by fire, which may happen or take place BY
means ofany invasion, instruction, riot or civil com
notion or Of any military or usurped power, explo
sion, earthquake or hurricane
staten Island, where me warehouses have been de-
oy nIe mas oeeh declared by tne Governor OIL
0em loiA Y pe ~ se'se " IloG ana arfeetoh,
Nv VIZ PsopeFty ooI eltlzels may nave thefe and
destroyed will be a total loss
The quarantine on tobacco in hhls is an absurdty.
The steamship Gahawba arrived ut Staten Island on
the 3D. inst, from this port She had on freight 3I3
600 Mexican dollars, packed in kegs. We wonder if
these were ordered to ride quarantine Possibly our
friend John Wood when packing np the fifteen kegs
he shipped, might have packed up some fever by
way Of filling The kegs According to the New Yori,
and eontagionsts theory we expect to hearof dozen
eases Of yellow fever about the Merchants, Rank
wall street, when these kegs are opened there BRO
vided they are not fumigated before they enter the
city
The steamer Vfgo, Of the PHILADELPHIA line was
to have sailed from Liverpool for New York on the
Ist inst If the Cape Race yatch boards her the ac-
counts ought to IL ii hand hi evening 81 tonarrag
w 'olslola mat Y a9o sAe WESTERN commune
"ooos ~ ltE8ueae ~ tueY eau Wen DC, ms ought
NV " W 80 " tls season q ehe year.
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TIE WHARyEs.-The Committees on Streets and
Landings, Of both boards Of the City Council, held
meeting yesterday evening, and resolved that the
Surveyor, in conjunction with the chairmen of said
committees, receive proposals and make arrange
menfs to commence the repair Of the city wharyes
forthwith very sensible resolution, in our opinion
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