, 1860-03-28

%uc Stonao thut iui5 Ac1IHor} Is tot ye. Suth.
cieally pcoplcd to admit Of distinct o:saniza-
ton. This bill is in substance the came as the
one reported in the Senate last Congress. II.
NEW ORLEANS.
neutrality-suspicious. Of tie pFess ard Tr.tcnc.l
NV oAIzAss, Monday Eve, March le, 1ss9.
Our party have Eov been FIVE days in the
Southern metropolis, and all hare deyosed
themselves indastriously aud earnestly to the
task Of Eeeing what is to be seen aud learning
what can be learned Of Southern habits and iu-
ssisutions- In pursuing our Investigations our
company was necessarily divided into small
parties, and following cur own ramblcs we
devoted Saturday morning to calls upon our
editorial friends Some We we're no! so FORUM
ate MS to fnd but Mr., Bart1e.te, Of the Crescent
Mr.. Wilson, cf the Picayuae; and Judge Wal
ker, Of the Dtlta, hare cur thanks for very 70.
lite attentions. Judge Walker had lust re-
turned from Z tour through Louisiana, and he
informed us that the cald, wet season had seri-
cusly injured the prospects Of tile sugar cror.
1t was short last year, aud from present ap-
pearances no better result may be looked for
the coming season. Els to lie hoped that the
experience now gained in the cultivation and
manufacture OF syrup and sugar from the Chin
ese sugar cane at the North. vii! enable our
eaterpr;sng citizens nors!, of the Ohio to sup
ply any deficiency in the demand for e,ce4tta-
ing" now On essential clement in our domestic
economy.
We were indebted to Judge Walker for many
facts in regard to New Orleans, and the State Of
which she is the commercial centre. Louisiana
is mostly divided into large plantations, and
more than third Of lis white population ere
il the city Of New Orleans. 4 large amount Of
wealth is, therefore,, accumulated in few bands.
0ae parish was mentioned in which the asses.
scd raluc Of the property gayc $4,000 to ca:h
white man, woman aud Child IN it. 1;u: while
such distribution Of wealth may have its ad-
vantages to the fortunate few who possess it,
the general condition Of society must crcn to
them be source Of much Inconvenience end
concern; @nl results must iu the end he worked
out, which it is not our purpose here to FORE
shadow or discuss.
The financial system Of Louisiana was also
trust that our own State will as fast as possible
inaugurate System equally substantial. The
banks Of Scr Orleans are among the weal.tiest
Institutions in tue country. The stock Of tic
Citizens Bank is worth Sa4s for cvery hundred
Of nominal value. THIS results, it is true, from
tho vast anount Of cotton, sugar and other pro-
ducc that enters iuto the commerce Of New Or
leans; but there is no reason ia the world why
cur banks should not rest upon basis equally
safe aud reliable.
Yesterday wss
and in tho manner Of its observance we no,
ticcd wide difference between Ne* Orleans
and any other city with which we are acquaint-
ed. Tha. difference is, however, confined mein-
Il 10 the lower portion Of the town where tho
French population reside. Une need not 90
thcre unless he chooses but US we Lad come to
New Orleans to stady its customs, we ovtrcame
all scruples and between six and eight O'Clock
visited the
FRENCH MArEE7.
We had been told that this is one of the in
stitutions Of New Orleans, and it is certainly, to
US Northerners, "a peculiar institution" In
the carly history Of The cily, we we're old,it was
@.ne'en' ,11"1 't,a ".'@' :. W" 49, 1"en ~
'ao'ss u 'a' "sS'''''es a''a n''ss tesPes's''o
'.l4"; o'eso Al ,oe' A'sA.eS ".''' "eu' :"
the market on Sunday morning 10 make tleir
puteuases' NJ" s''es se''u 'ueir ses'an's' u"
such mixture Of every possible shade Of hu-
nla''' ''o'' wv ~" es' ose.~ss'A ~ 'Ae u"' ~
es' eo'o! ~ ""' As'e' W. -. su"' ~ sts .a"'
s.en 'net' 'ansuAse osS1'' NV a'os' aoo'''"a
o'e 9arson-n esoss re'"eeu 11o oaAon' Ffe'en
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sno"'0s 'na. III y IT" seae'a'''as n''se 'n'''
~ ".' "ee'As 'as iADsua. VI 'u' eu''fs s''A'fs
Ane'e A'e wv 'a.s .ha' Ae's 1'an''ns ncaf eacn
o'ae'' one o' ""'en - ue.o'ca ~ iaeass a'p INC
o'her NANNY 10 'ees'ao'es' between 'nese
were fa"ssa n ene s.'ee's Fo"s o. 'ao'es scat"
se'eu ApoA ."e'', NV ~, p"'e.. ~. "0s e'sfs
e'u's''a''e A'ua " t4''ne'' ua. lungs neees
s1'' "'a "onesessa,'' III u WHICH, men ana
o''s' "oaca auu uA'A'es' aaa noocescs'P!s
were tssioe 10 setl 10 Tue Passe's n.y. \ sans'e
'"'u tutoos'u *o'a A1o'"' .'o"1 s1s'sn'u ou'
curiosity aha our 'uas"ent 'oo' sna nc were
g'ad 10 escape 10 Tue pure ar ot 'acSson
square 4h's Is "os' oe"sa''at spa'' h.eA
WIN esess1ee's' ano no"ess. IL 'ne cen!fe Is
a line ofonze ssa1ne ol INC Asro OF ne" os-
1ears' mounted on MS cnaFeeF' hite speaking
o. parks 'e1 Us saF 'na. Se" orleans mas several
Of taem' very 1asse1ol'} arranged N example
winch II were ~e1 1or Inc 9aFaen City TO- 1m'-
1atc' Ae'usans IRON Inc marSes VIC sfent
!e" mo"en's III 'ns rfe"en oa'nea1at' Is
1aree, imposing on'so'ns' ous nel'acF III s'ze'
atehtec1afe or paintings can II DC compared
VITA 1nose OF Aoatfea1 aed Qnebec- IN the
n'oin'u6 aao evening We "tteaueo 1se'' Ut
l'lmeFs ltreso!ter'an) Church. 1he Doctor
preaencs Without notes. MS sermons arc care
1uns s.uo'eo ana eaeetens, ano MS style o. ae-
Asery Is hne specimen Of earnest Impressive