New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-26
Nsm OrIsalrs 4aiIy Crescent.
THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL 2s, 1860.
TALK ON CHANGE.


A M.@- ~ O-
The flags of rue Carondelet were tolerably well
thronged in the early part Of the day yesterday.
Some comments were made on the great cotton
suits, and when they will be determined is ques-
tion Of some Importance to be learned. The de-
fendant in the suits-that is, the buyer-who is in
default renounces all claim and privilege to bond
the cotton sequestered. 1t is very unfortunate for
all parties interested that the cotton could no.
have been allowed to 60 to the destined port, and
there been adjudicated or settled. This wouo
have relieved some parties from costs detentlon
and damages. As the cases, suits and 80 on, now
stand, it will puzzle the gentleman in black now
to decide. Losses and damages are 70 1911 on some
parties somewhere; but these might have been
greatly lessened by allowing the cotton In dispute
to have gone forward, and TO these costs are " -
added the consequences of detaining the cotton OF
innocent and other parties. In the meantime the
members Of the legal fraternity are rubbing their
hands in high spirits, and noddlng: we nave gov
fat goose now; real gander, tough as slde o1
sole leather; we will pick him. The less iortu-
| nate ones are only wishing there may be some
| more boulyersements. Ship loads Of cotton are
not to be picked up in court every day in the year.
| from the West have been numerous, and large ac-
| cessions to the stocks of produce have followed.
| In the receipts of some descriptions OF produce
we are greatly below last year-say in flour, lard,
| pork, bacon and wheat. In bagging we have only
received about one half say III $3.50 pieces, against
| Il I, y ,;,,,o a. ,,aor In hale rome
tbore ia an exc.ss over last year saw 81 1927 coils,
AGAINST w 900 The presurnpton is that the de-
| es i, ! ~,
/ ea,n IN harm hae hpn m
heiency IN paesine mas peei miau' up - ~ w
| portatiohs III guhny eiesh. - ieseipsa = W.
have been ior lhe comiherciai yeaf' say MN sio
LIST september, douoie Oh iass yeal-uias 40, w ~,
this season, z5lo,5oo BUSINESS aga'iis.
busbeis last year. III oa.s she ieoetp's aie uoa".e
| OF last year. IL Is hafais heoessaiy " ao'o ~ ~
the King; that we nave reeeNea here ~ sioss
1 Z,io299e pales, aeast i'o'o''s' paies iaee 'ea'
/ we are compelled 70 omit our usual senii-
table OF receipts, as the iesas anu riolioa az
counts ior the iast week nave hos eon,e ~ ii"hu
Whiie TALKING apout co.toh' " iiia -. +" "ioAS
circular OF last week Is received. Ing cotonei y
on another TACK. ne introances soihe'nihs aoou'
the position OF the poltical word az wei as co
merciai; says something apou' we WINS oii .ne
speech OF LORD Johh husseii on the COURSE u lne
Emperor oil the EmpFe. bus "e dio ny ihces " ~
any response 10 the eolohefs views On Carohueie'
street; not solitary factor seemed 70 care lhe
value Oh continental doliar aoouo Lofa 'oilh nus
seiis speech or 'he oracies views. me 1o,o,e u,
mas eVidehtly an eye " the WinuWa,u. n ~ihs
about the new crop 1ne seea o. which IL Jus' ho"
about germihathg. near Whas she oololel says
m sshad P the iarger r Il Tie cotton III
planting finished In Texas and The Southern portion Of tn
raj dry weather with IL growth in places
san.e s.e N "'''' ''e ~
Yes, yes, Colonel, it is good time to commence
to bear down on the Liverpool market under the
hope of some parties obtaining cheap cotton. " II
the larger part Of the cotton district the planting
is finished" We hope, Colonel, there is sufficient
seed to repant with, in case of need. But Colonel
last year about this time you were prolific il
fgures--full of figures about crop results. Wha