New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-10


... l21,os1
Increase. =. ..,................. 6oo75
This shows an increase at the several Texas
ports of over 55 Get, and increases the receipts
for the week, made up up tomorrow, 54I5 bales.
1t is hardly necessary to be talking or contend
ing against those inevitable figures, FOUR AND
HALF MILLIONS. On that point fhe queshon may
be considered as settled in the afhrmative. AT tne
same tithe, the hgures rom 4oz9'ooo 20 4'ooo'Voo
may be considered as stu open. II thefe shonid
DE rise IN tne waters OF hed rlVer, goou many
bales VIII be coming forward ana seha tne re-
cepts proper az tils poft W oFer A,iVo'ooo paes'
IL an account OF stock could De taken to-day' IN
lhe several presses ana warehouses; ~ Mouiu oe
proven tna1 ohiy oo'oVo DATES Woula " requieu "
seho Tue receipts proper up 70 A'iooooo oaies.
Inns immense quahtity u co1.oh Wouiu ae ohoe
convince the commerciai aiiu hianclai Worlu that @
the posieion anu resources u tiis ciiy anu COM
muhity were llhpfes name, irrespective anu Deyoia
q moihehtary pressure ~ tne money MARKET "
winch 'nefe Is SO nuch talh ana coiiiap going Oh
from day to DAY. s .H -5 sas.
Ihere was not SO mnch business going forward
on the levee ana landings as last week. Inc
change OF raining on does not occasion any sur
prise. " is manifest that the great element 81
water VIII not disturb Lower LOUISIANA TINS season.
Grevasses, breaks IN the ievee and drowning out
by the freaks q ne old fathef q RlVefs' 40 hot
eheer lhe nihus Oh the planters ana occupants Oh
the pahks Oh tiie river az 1his tiihe'
lhere is some talk q want q ram ~ some sec
aons oil te country, ana that the grouna Is not IN
a favorable coadiuon TO receive the seed Tor the
next crop As We nave heretofore talked, that
thinking OF the next or present seasons yield as
premature we relterate the remark, let US get
clear OF the growth q 1923 before bringing the
production OF 1860 on the hags' 1t will be ample
time sixty and ninety days hence, to talk OF what
we shall receive next season. m-##.
There have been some arrivals from the Ohio
and Upper Mississippi rivers. There is some talk
that the great Western trade is showing the white
feather-that is, it must succumb to the unchange-
able laws OF supply and demand. There Is no in-
qury Whatever for breadstuifs for the European
market, and still less for provisions in general.
Yet the home or local demand-for Alabama,
georgia and Florlda-1s good, and equal to last
year at TINS tme, and Tor Texas the demand is
larger.
Inc arrivals 81 vessels from sea Tor frelghtlng
purposes are 1aly equal 10 the demand, conse-
quently we cannot expect any ADVANCE IN the
ireignt market. we learn with much pleasure
there IS very nttie detehuon ana very snght OBJ
struetiohs al lhe mouths Oh tne river. Ihe water
on the nafs mas peen at good stage for some
days, and II there IS any detention 1t can only be
accounted ior that nature. never intended the
channei 70 aat vessels OF over TO- IL and u feet,
anu yee VIC hafe liei-olWar, ltyiour gun IrlSates,
s.hous u iaAeeui ooiins up "ienhi suhs1o' ol the
oi.y VI " 'iie pains u oaiaheeee. t
"e opeei W ae .ils 'ano'ns ene s'eaillsiip ooat'
es, 0o"'e''' nv" a'oe' oiS"seinens w piooeeo ~
onaries'oh ior Jug conveyance oI all, OF part OIL
vention. There is a sufficient number of passen-
m, ,. ~, - .S - .e -.
-. !. .s:,, - - -. - ,sepess, -
ie0.' ", p'' aiu "sl e0aoie
,ou'e ~. nv oes.se W as'eiiu sae oohseh
..on oAAP!y w ~ oa, ,isaeoi aAio p1oh w wanu
'o"t o-i ooie r,' tno esay 'he'e al
ihos' ieasoi'ao,e Ptioos iAe sessei .iso seops d
ia'aha' ~ tnia seasoi ~ eaie year q voyage "
ilp .hieush lhe oun "iii VIC VI se hiost pressure
lllasnaoie. ne hope theIe WIZ pe some eHorts
w chahse 'he hali'e " tiis me fessei. canno
Miite IL hore tlaii ohee liohlh as IL ls we VIII
however, apfeflate II, ana ehflsten her the Goza
Tor we really beheve that the passengers now en-
| gaseo VIII nave real eozy = ana Joyiol TIME.
AT an carry hour yesterday the aemlse OF Mr.
Juan DeEsana was announced on the street
he dieo on sunday msht' after long and pro
lracted Illness Oh several months duration. Mr.
Dehgaha Was hatiVe 81 SPAN, ana hfst appeared
IN our Guy ABOUT twenty years ago, IN connection
WIN 1he nrm Oh a. 1ordon, Wyhe y Co., successor
10 the emhent mouse OF Llzardl y Brothers. MI
DeEgana Tor years has been regarded as one o
| our most esteemed ana honorable merchants
characteristic OF the Castan race, in all his man
and varied transactions, TOR probity integrity ant
honor. His word was equivalent to his bond.
,,1r--,,r- r,-,.,,,-1,,, $500
--e.9 se.-os-1 -11NNe1'e1-' IA : he1sS
The annual examination of the Fourth Distric
Public Schools began yesterday with the Chestnu
stroots in tho bosomont of tho Mo,hod;,. c,s,,.al
ms, sohoo1 is !. h,,,,oh 80 tlo N,aa,e,;a c.
inis ~ ~eehooi p @ ptahon ~ VI the 1uasholia Scnoo
having lll girls and 50 bows the GIRLS heinp III
second grade and the boys of the third grade, an
none transferred to the Magnolia School until suff