New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-04
TALK ON CHANGE.

Though We are approaching the dullest season Of
the rear tie middle Of August land several tens Of
thousands of citizens beyond the reach Of our talk
yet there are many thousands who meet and congre-
gate daily talk Of this, that and the other as was
evnced to-day on Carondelet and Canal streets, when
it was announced the great Persia had arrived at
New York, bringing Liverpool dates up to the 23d
nit. True to instinct as it we're, and confirming our
predictions OF last week, the intelligence BY the Per-
sa IL, politically, commercially and financially, all
and all, uniavorable yet it comes at a time and
season when Its influence will be overlooked falling,
b II does, on barren market, not depressed one
the effects either way will be only momentary. It is
unnecessary TO diae at length on the political ad.
vices enough il dyulQed that Mr.. Napoleon has got
out Of difficulties in very sleek manner. The talk
it, he went 30 far as to learn that all Europe would
be involved In hostiities and he thought it wisdom
to make up peace in the best manner possible, Of
which we shall have full details in few days, and
peradventure can conclude how long it will last.
The European mails by the Europa came through
yesterday. From our correspondence we make the
following extract, dated
as LIvERPooL, July Is, 1859.
You know have all along calculated upon the
largest figures for supply, and certainly did look
for different scale prices and course Of the cotton
market to what we now have. The fact is, the de-
mand for yarns and cloth all over the world is far in
advance Of the power Of the present machinery to
supply. During the whole of the late troubles IL has
been like an imprisoned wild beast chatting to get
loose, and now that peace is made, it has broken
loose with . vengeance. Printing cloths have ad-
yanced three pence per ID. in fourteen days
week and lower counts Of yarns, one penny per h.,
ia the same time; whilst cotton, after ALL has gone
mp farthing only. There is an ample supply Of cot
ton on eale daily to meet the demand, and it seems
that every fresh ID rise brought out new patches Of
sellers. g@'45s "
The weather here since arrived has been about as
hot as New Orleans. This week is the race week.
have of course been out to the track, and find the
sporting fraternity Of the West strongly represented
amongst the very best in the betting ring. noticed
the senior partner of No. 4 rue Caroudelet.
Well, we believe our correspondent, as above, is
something Of Bear, nevertheless the Bulls have
no cavil with him. As regards the movements in
cotton, 1t is manifest from the Persas advces that
the peace advices and movements thereon has not
been sustained. It also affords some grounds for
mpathy that there are other hot places in the world
besides this muchabused city Of New Orleans. That
tho flags Of Liverpool are as warm as those Of our
was what we did not expect to learn. It will be
perceived that the Crescent City is well, strongly and
ably represented in England, commercially, fnan-
cally and sporingy. The remark will also apply to
the great european continent. It is presumed where
cur correspondent alades to the West being well and
strongly represented, the remark applies to the
United States, which has the city Of New York as it's
great financial, commercial and sporting center. We
doubt not that Louisiana is well and truly represent.
ed in al respects l1
There has been great deal Of talk and consider.
able nonsense expended regarding the sanitary con.
dition Of our city Two sparodic cases Of yellow