New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-07
Nsh 0rleans 9ailp Gresferd.
THURSDAY MORNING. JUNE !, 1860.
TALK ON 'cHANGE.


1t was quiet yesterday on the flags of Caronelet
and environs. On the great levee, above Canal
street, there was some activity, brought about by
the arrivals of several steamboats, from the great
West, with full cargoes of produce but the sun |
poured down his rays beautifully; in fact, we may |
say that the heat was the order of the summer |
solstce. The wind continues at the same point of
the compass, and not sign: of rain intervening.
The fresh winds for the past three days have caus-
ed very low stage of water in Lakes Pontchar-
train and Lake Borgne. If they continue for two
days more, the fishing banks will be laid bare, and
the usual deposits be carried with the wind and
tide to parts not come.atabe. The Saturday
evenings excursions will prove barren, unless we
have change in the wind. 1t will be observed
that cotton tobacco, exchange, the next steamer,
and pelf in general do not cover all the talk on the
flags that recreation and pleasure are thought of
occasionally and though there was no communi-
cation with the seashore suburbs yesterday there
will probably be one to-day by steamer The
only communication direct with the Gulf or Lake
Borgne, was by the Mexican Gulf Railroad. Proc
torvlle, at the terminus of the road, is improving
The hope is that Congress will approriate another
hundred thousand dollars to insure the completion
of the Notifications at this village. If the Queen OF
| Spain and her ministers intend to carry out that
srea. n"' peen .,a
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many p'ira'es.' v A.s..s, N
shoies NV. ',,s o,iy
ptousns * = ~ so. II II o. 80 .11
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"ey TAIN iat ~ anu poes '"s oNe, IN op"'a' sno
mon pIesahs .la' .ne ao.' - ~ - go ~ ~
ter' ihey ii'she w an ini,iena'sy =. ualase ~
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means u prepa.o ,ol Hna. 9pa'. oan w ~
pie ueeiatauon = 80 ~ ssn1s 80 Il ].
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lhe aas.aes 4 ~
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ilau pesn ens NV =, - a.aan, ana dapo.ed sontb.
s,ss.,,a h,ro rona Nort,, ~ hove onded
his days, when the CITY OF MS adoption snouia W
his last resting place.
There are but few very few, of the old pioneers
ofMoh,a oommerca ana trade now left We oeca.
Oh Mooe oonin'e..e anu .laue - - ~
sionaiiy meet win captain hugh munfoe' ule
veteran of AZ years in marine and commercial cir
cles. He still resides in Mobile. Then we occa.
sional1r n,aet with onr resnected fellow eitizen
slohaily meet WIN oui ieepe0'eu tsno"
Capt Jas. Forsyth, who has been part ana parce
of the Southern States-Flerida, Alabama and
,ou;sana-for over forty wears and still possesses
o,Hs.a, a,,a s.,nanos, fo, fonr soore
uhoouhueu sleor ahu soohun'sa y. .oe' 80 =,
years and five. Then we notice capt.. James NC
Cutohon Baker, who has been connected with the