New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-23


bursts of eloquence ever uttered by good and
great man. Nothing but violent partsanshp or
personal gain or ambition could for moment
stand before such appeals. With Mr.. Roselius JUS
tice and right and country are paramount to every
| other consideration; and the little Insignificant
triekster of the hour, who makes politics a trade
and would sell his country for mess of pottage
dwindles into insignfcance beneath contempt be-
fore his manly and straight forward arguments,
| and clear elucidation Of great first principles.
TALK ON CHANGE.
There were more gatherings on the flags of
Carondeet street than we have seen fer some time
past, owing in reg q f5yer I Landing, ,n EGF
EvERY FSss ATURpa Ii nsi1 stS oez a
m Il .,,s Ate II rare 10 the fine weather and
to talk large majority OF the cotton
buyers and cotton brokers, with good number OF
factors and sellers are absent So with bill brok-
ers. sellers of paper, the touch them lightly IN
stocks gentlemen; they are over on the sea.shore,
/ out in the pine woods, on the Jackson Railroad,
| enioyine the pure country air. The great opelou-
| Iaa Railroad will within a few months, take our
citizens out to the great prairies Of Western Loui-
siana.
/ Well. as most of the habitues of the grand rue
are absent it cannot be expected that there was
much talk going on. True, there were three OF
four rjmlet rangers out, who talked as though the
sugar cane was in want of rain; that above the
cify unless there are c0pious showers OF the eie-
rnent the cane must suffer. The recent rains have
not heen general. The showers fell in spots mere
4 and there As regards the grand staple, 1t is
ouenine very fast, and picking is pushed with all
4he force at command. 1t is impossible to foretel,
predct or estimate what the crop OF lS60-'6l VIII
turn out Many planters say there never was such
Il dry season. OF course, then all surmlses as re-
cards the Weld all figuring, will be idle. 1t Will
De pesp TO wiiV anu So "A" - M come
season will bring fofth, as we hase#no' ey!ile
across any one who has the records Oh SO pecuiar
. se.son even that Oldest and most respectable
;nbob;tant cannot enlphten us from his great
bonsa of facts Of old times. when there was
80 ,,a, II u mueh dryness az The present
Thar how can we arrive at ANYTHING definite re-
,eandiro tbe Growing cottong It may grow and
| onen Till the last of December without Interrupt
tion from frost. which must be one of the provi-
sions regarding an average yield. Wel some one
! INQUIRIES. sswhat is an average yield2n Take the
, erons for iye wears past and figure it out
= W. ohsarva tbara has been some cotton from
VIZ op,a1s oyaes : ;,on,,ao, a. 1ad oa9a - III.
New Orleans sold IN Liyerpool at i4a.eelu' u i''
e Tt is supposed the purchasers and importers can
v count up the dollars per bale minus on these
shipments. 1t is not astonishing that the consump
i ton Of cotton should continue to increase when il
I can be purchased at these very low prices.
,e We have often, in fact over and over again
10 doubted the correctness and questioned the re
t. liability of half or of the dispatches received
i'd ria telegraph, otherwise called the teiegraphi
,r dispatches. As for the political nonsense trans
IL rnitted from Washington City, we never talked
it in any other way except az chaotic mass OF IN
= comprehensbilities. Casting ASIDE al tne views
dispatches OF polltieal nature, we VIII now come
to something tangible IN regard 10 eonlierciai us
patches. Here IL IS;
e. SANpY HOOK, aug. zu-Ine oparu steai,,e
araos; assad off this noint at o'clock iii
al afternoon on her way to New York.
le Now, we aver that the steamer Arabia was no
within eight hundred miles Of Sandy Hook on til,
le ahoya dow Now for Sandy Hook read Cape Race
q 9 Mo,soyer the Arabia was not bound to New York
: Int for Bostou. ria Halifax.
d Rut the following is the greatest display of geo
ararbv and intelligence that we have met with fo
/ ao,,a tme IN the way Of telegraphic dispatches
Il N,r yo.r Anq 81 The steamship Arabia
n, before telegraphed from Sandy Hook, reached he
ss dock at Jersey City last night: aer mails nav
n. sent off by this mornings train.
ty Aaoo,dinr to tba above dispateh the Arabia n,
" Ss .,a - oe a. on,,
US rived AZ Jersey wy on sne nieh' = '''9 o'n
en- August, which would give her passage OF az
ly days from Liverpool to NEW YORK. 10 cover III
aor.antnoca If the disnatches it il asserted ht
he w e.,,.. e,::a.a, 9o,,a tto,o ca, .,
lie mails nave peen iuily oeVereu' anu ehoso iof u
ID South were sent off by this mornings train, th'
10 ;s the train of the 2lst.
he - NJ harsl,, ,.,a,r bo, n daparnna sncb GRO
en- we haruly nnon nv" ~ ,,oo o
US carelessness. NOW Iof iacts !; lhe atapia "as ~
ed bound to New York, but to Boston. She could n
ee ana Al 80 ,,ass sandy Hook on Monday. the 20
ed ~ anu uiu NY pss4' pes7 7'' 7e.',s -.
re- OF August, nor were hef mails iotWatoeu ny
laI New York on the 2Ist. So much for the veraci
of tho telegranb;c wires or onerators.
.r- u wv -
m. we beSln 10 lhlhk that MANY Vi alie esl"pn
his operators have their dispatches all, as it wer
nd atareo,vned and nv trauspIacing few words
tn- 5sta. " ,naao il raad ma \,
wen NJ oales, eeey @ oan ~ 'iaoo ~ ielo - ~
he the arrival Of every steamer from Europe.
The letters by the Persia have been receiv
sre sinea orr last talk They read more encoura
nd .-nSe w. sstls1aa. 49, - 1orao oroornt
to ingiys heFeflhetess' theie 10 iai " aiiV"us
tn- losses to be charged up against somebody wheth
va on this side or the other il is immateral The
tly 1ossas ~ ovcbanoa ia ba charo
ice are yery neAsy losses -
our up against New Orleans. IN the meahtiihe, Z
iii Bears talk as though the new crop was coming
EFT market in sufficient quantities to meet their view
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