, 1861-06-11
mATTERs IN NEW ORLEANS.

[From the New O1leans Crescent, Commercial A.
ttcle, June 9TH.
TALE on 'CHAHGE-1t was very quiet on
the Tags yesterday, but not more 90 than
that the business for lie season is closed.
Business Is not closed, however, from Lincoln,
Seward d Blair's b1ockode, but from the cause
that Ill tho cotton has been sold. with The ex-
ception Of 5000 Or 1000 bales. Az for the
weed, tobacco, there fs not ha1f tha stock on
band that there Was at this time last year.
True, we might be assisting and helping tho
poor unfortunate subjects Of Llncd ID ILL
noie, Missouri. wisconsin and Indiana, by
buying and selling their corn, wheat, flour,
pork and bacon, IS there Is dvery good de-
mand for all these articles for Cubs and Mexi-
co. The farmers Of the Northwest can keep
their produce until It rots on their hands, and
charge their losses to Lincoln, Seward and old
Ecu}Aou Blair. -. -.
The talk In some circles is, that matters are
approaching crisis In St. Louis; that at.
Louis, financially and commercially, will be
totally bankrupted before, the first Of August
cut of, shut up, as It were, with intercourse
through the MIssisaippi river. Ut must either
declare against Lincoln, Seward k1d scnlllon
BIair, or be "wiped out, H. IN the classtc words
Of tufocoat Dickinson, Of New York.
The further talk On the flags was that the
prominent Governments in Europe, say Eng
land, France and Spain, left on hunday eve
ming for the mouth Of the liver to have an fa-
terVteW and consultation with the commander
Of the pjgmy blockadlng squadron.. Cargoes
OF cotton belonging to British subjects, and
cargoes Of tobacco, on direct account for
the French and Spanish Governments, are de-
tanned. The Engliah and Spanish tiags nre
fired on by Linco1n's minions. There ere no
French vessels within the range Of the block
aiding squadron. II the Emperor Napoleon
permits property purchased and shipped for
account Of his Government to be arrested and
Detained under fictitious blockade, after such
property has been detained from natural caus-
es, or natures elements, then he is not the
man We have taken him to be-: What NOE
s4rosity Is the presumed blockade Of the
Southern ports and Southern coast.
The postal arrangements Of the Southern.
C0nfederacy have been inaugu1ated. We FAM:
cy that the receipts Of Postmaster Rtddel for
expenses of his office, II he viii now CON
tribute couple Of hundred Of dollars, andre
pair the Sidewalks In front. OF his depar trnent,
he VIII confer favor On the community. We
hope 1t Is not asking too much Of him to take
tn1s suggestion into consideration. We wish
about atx feet breadth between the CITY side
walk and bis office; that the General Govern
ment which he pEesumes to represent Is bound
to repair It. -':.''r-'
The malls yesterday from New York brought
Qa1es 10 the S0th nit. We received cfrcntar
from our worthy friend Col. Wrong. We
shalEin oar next talk to him In kind and
tatherly style, a1d show his miscalculatious.
g The inquiry WIS made Of rs whether there
were any p1tFatee1s bound off Newfoundland
md Nova Scotia to intercept the homeHard
bound vessels Of the CID defunct United States,
nnd send them into HALIFAX, st, Johns and
other British ports for condemnation, Great
Britain recognizes the Confederate States as
6eltgerent parry, and her ports will be open