New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-16
VOLUME XIII.
Neh Orleans 1ailp Crescent.
TUESDAY MoRNING, OCTOBER "a l8eo
TALK ON ,oHANeE.

the habitues Of the flags said The gatherings or
the several corners were not numerous, and there
was some manifestation that all things, political
commercial and financial, were not moving OF
harmonlousiY, as expected. The Bears in cotton
were pressing their side of the question with yehe
mence and some argumentatye facts. The Bulls
or factors were bringing up their last reserve-the
entcoid change in the weather, with frost fol
lowing. mat there has been frost winch has
checked the growing cotton is without doubt
AdYices from fazoo CITY, from Hinds ana MadlseI
county say that on the nights OF the 18TH and l4t
the frost was strong enough to check al further
growth IN cotton; that the Dolls winch were IN
| opened Will be opened, PROVIDED there Is no IN
crease IN tle coid Weathef. FROM o.ner sec1ioh'
we learn OF only whlte irost, Which did net dc
luch aahhse' ihe heais anu p".l1 ~ eo'son a.
AZ variance ohe party aoes ny penesc ~ tie
iFos. "o'oun's' oeeaeoo .ns ~s.'snel
-, sl.o sum, ei1' u
safe ~ y : :. o', ~ eoAs
st.e a., a. -. -, -
,onaa Thaso ,,,s nSite frost yyitbin tbn ,,ro.
airets - ~ ,,arish u u ran,n,an1 rostorda,
n,orning tbat Is at Covipoton MandsviIlo an5
otIor ,ono,;tfes Tbo ,poethor hon,o,,o. =, rst.
ttos sr t,o roan III p.
/ f,fif
~. 49,. e,o,.i,, t,ooa at
.os t.lns wa "
'l'os'
- " y ~ hoituon ~
- - o - - y. ose.eu
~, . . 80 49,. Aa 10 - oonilei
u ".'n oul Soou ois5
- =
- ~ A'e3 tilO 10 I, cav Heal
oatbor g. * ~ - + u
oa,,r.ad al. 1;atttoa
sonds olr nr;vato s.
in,;,notos tbat ,,o,7 -, -
sor,othin,, a sbo,, +Ia.
80 w l. - -. t-'1 -,
= rro,,a Ff'7' '''''' '''' 10y '4Np'S''p
~ ", TouIu'
+bo rtraot e,,. @pou.
~ ~ w., a-l Soss''i -,
-, .i, -. so-io Diis 81
vessel had heen talen hoct, ,,,lioh L 49,, -
been rresontnd IL dno ao.aa il''D
baan dnne would ho,o 49,
,ooot ,os - 49, s'iI si,e IL
tb.+ t,ro,Ih 'noi'
t,at oo " ~ nunhs
ttet 80, ~ -. e - ouS VI it7 uHes
~ "a 'Ho @s7'is .. llle
IN VI Ia pDoi-tie paHN
x = - N'iousu 'i7 o"hA nus
=. ~ ~ ua'ns proper a-
go ~ 'lo p't.s W. acceptance
~ '.o.'uol 4s ue'as
W. '"' 0o'''" SA,ppSu oF the "liiiath
'i,'' .,,-s p'l alils'eu u"u hotiiiHs "Ha'
''ut ~, ~ w. y, "t.H W oo''ot- ID
nHe ''''o"iua PatasiePn iroil PFiNa'e letter
"it sSe Soii'' 'Asisn'' iA"' sle agents oi the
iousis oi Vi eie p'i'a hes'ec'ed 10 present
1nel ior aeceptahce lof some u'ne after Their re-
oeipt uutt y was hhowh IN Ferpool mat the cot
ION h8a DeeA selzea, "hen the drawees, Of course,
refused 10 accept IL was iurther talked Of on the
iAVefpool Hags that the agents OF the bank should
De heid responsible Tor the neglect or delay in pre-
senting the bili9 drawn on Cropper, Hodgson &
Co."
All this talk is incidental to the great five day
lien law We said in April last that there was a
great field for lawyers about the great cotton sus
Six months have transpired and not a decision vet
to our knowledge. In about eighteen months
hence ii is expected Judgment will be delivered
by our highest tribunal
The receipts Of cotton are less than last year.
Inc regular packets last year for the same day
]t't''4S ~ "t'AaaS=-otousu9 IN lz'9dS naiesi
yesterday the fecelpt9 from the same landings
were 924S bales. The first receipts by the jackson
Railroad since fhe preet stnrnn y,aro or.,o,,3,a,
,.stora.4- r,5,,;z,,, al - -,ana -,
steamers emploved bv tbe co,anaI,,, vii orsf,.s
again 10 morrow, with anotbo, ins+.i,r,,,,t y 49,
accumulated bales n Is nres{n,65 tLot Ar -,
riyalsw will he roenIar every, ,tbe, da,, o ,,st,,,
oltener There i mn danht in tba ,osttor! -.
tants Of cotton over The roirnad ca,, corf5s,,tf,
relv on tri-weekly receints.
There was some tall, YESTERDAY I,o,f fra;ot4, Il
was pereeiyable that SINNERS had tho o5ronto1.o
IT. is ixea fact that tho laroa o,norotia,s
cinatad or exnected onas, og hread. .t,tY. ~.
thwarted by the more fayorabIe occonnts ~ M
harvest in England,
Col. Wrong. in his last crcuar for Eurono
of the 9th inst. saws. from all he can ,ot,or oe
the great storm of the I'd instant that its fnrv
pended itself in the vicinity of New Orleans and
between that point and the Gulf of Mexico. Tba
rain, however. the Colonel saws. continued fro,,
thirtvsix to fortyeeht hours fratba, ,o,oo .,,at,
o,;sono N;ss;ssi,,,; AIahszsa .,
:, o"t'i' 'oi i.'ieth riofioa
ana georgia. FROM no point except New Orleans
is the rain represented as anything unusual,
mn ca,a,.., c,zu.t,..
'"e ooi0A4el 'Ui 'nei says
We doubt if any damage Of moment win result
from this storm, in which we are confirmed by n