New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-28
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It was superlatigey dull on the flags yesterday.
Carondelet street looked forlorn MATS nSnsporte
it will spring up after while. The great throng
of citizens appear to take Camp street as the
grand place Of copgregating and talk There was
more rain yesterday. The upper part of the First
District was completely delnged, while in the Sec
ond there was nothing more than light shower.
There has been too much rain fallen for the good
Of cotton on the river lands of the Mississippi
There are no complaints from the high lands and
pine woods region-in some sections of the latter
there is some cotton raised. 1t is urged on the
planters, one and ALL that they give great care to
the securing Of hay and fodder. The South has
been for years dependent on Northern States for
this article. 1t is unnecessary to be so hereafter
From some sections we learn that the boil worm
and rust are making havoc with the cotton. We
do not learn of any talk detrimental to the sugar
cane. But we are having too much rain for the
good of the agricultural interests, though they do
say down in the parish of Plaquemines that they
will have splendid yield of rice. OF course, the
Northern States Lincoln, Seward & Co's domin
ions in general-if they want any rice this season.
they will have to depend on the East Indies for a
supply. We have now and then some struggling
letters from Europe. Hereafter we shall be de
barred this privilege. The Lincoln despots have
determined to suppress all correspondence with
the great South, thereby acknowledging its indie
pendence or secession.
Our transatlantic cousins, say in Lancashire.
appear TO be sadly posted up in regard to the posi-
ton and revolution of the Southern Confederacy
The true statement of affairs cannot br instlled
into the stubborn head of John Bull as win appear
after reading the following extract from a letter
written in Liverpool at the close of last months
The course ofthe cotton markets. disappointing:
people here will not yet believe in the great
seriousness of the American troubles. The major
ity believe that some measures will be brought
forward during the present meeting of Congress of
the North in Washington that will bring about a
settlement. tits needless to say that think such
antielpations ridiculous. The stock of cotton here
u large. and will not be materially reduced for q
long llme owing to the greatly increased supply
rom fro the East indies Agood many importers are
gree seiiers from several causes, the principal is
desire TO realize profits, however small Trade in
Manchester is bad, without doubt butt look for a
considerable revival next month based chiefly on
better demand for goods for India, China and
Canada. This will keep spinners from going to
short time, az they have daily threatened us with
but which they will have to do sooner or later from
snort supply, IL nothing else. What figures will be-
reached before that time is what do not nretend
to predict, though I think considerably above the
present currency will be reached. Again the re-
ports or the growing crop is good, and yield of
four millions of bales is looked for.
, 40 Is useless to say to a Manchester man that a
bioekading squadron will keep it in the coun-
w ~ vii meet you with the reply; that il will
mad It's way to market when it is required and will
be paid for. 1t always has been So and will be SO
agaia, They are under little apprehension about
teoabie with the slaves, which the Noftherners try
to make. them believe exists, and they are alto.
seter more reconctied to the institution OF slavery
ain Twas prepared to find them. 1t u.s. they say,
81 ssii, oqtaow necessary one. There is every
he II hphi ind
III Iseng scarcely expressed but discara,bie,
AT 20 s,e offers Of mediation and negotiation
that az i exists, it ia Illegal Proof viii be sur
1 Ss 70 tils effect by the Law oficers Of tic
ana Lns. although war, any kind of in
many, this country must be dragged into it.s ne !
EARNEST wish Of ell y, that return TO good sense
sarR, s-'4Si = uui reyes
The Manchester folks are again reckoning with.
opt their host when they assert the cotton crep
vail go 70 market, soleas go5ens. They have ere