New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-02


activity on the grand levee. Our marine list still
continues to give in detail heavy receipts of pro-
duoe from the great and teeming West. We have
1 heard good deal of talk about the diversion of
! Western produce from the great highway Che Mis-
| sissippil to the Eastern cities. How comes it
that three vessel loads of corn and other produc-
tions were shipped from our levee for New York :?
| Its supposed such shipments will pay. There is
no accumulation Of stock.
| Talking about shipments Northward, the ques-
| ton is propounded, how much will one of our
| planters realize on sending his molasses to New
York, and selling it there at 25@27 cts. per gallon
on four months credt--that is, how much ,cM he
realize above what it would have sold for on our
/ levee? Quien sabe?
The receipts of cotton are declining about as
rapidly as the greatest Bull can wish. The receipts
at Texas ports, up to Saturday last, as compared
! with last year, were
Receipts Galveston since LIST 60 95 liS AS
Receipts at other Texas % 49, 4o3l2
1254l9 1895
1 g# Decrease. G5. 1856
Or over So 59ct, which is more than expected for
1 new country. The stock on hand is reduced in
the seaports to 63lS bales against S7Sl bales for
the same time last year.
4 There were soma intimations of a new operator
in cotton having appeared on the flags yesterday,
4 taking freely at good prices then again it was
said he was merely looking about. At any rate, it
II was talked of that 1000 bales of the staple were
i taken for account of parties who do not appear
4 our flags more than once in decade Of years.
j The mails came through yesterday. There were
il dates Of the 9th ult, received by express from
New York. Some anxiety is eFinced to know how
the Black Republican loan for $s,000,O00 will be
| taken today.
i LATER FROM KEY WEsT,-The purser of the
| steamship Atlantic reports that the steamship
Daniel Webster arrived at Key West with 800 men
and artillery for Fort Taylor; also steamship Gen
Rusk with $50 men for Forts Taylor and Jefferson
| The United States steamer Crusader left on the
18th ult., with provisions for the fleet off Pensacola
As the Atlantic was leaving Key West the United
States steamer Brooklyn was crossing the bar. The
United States steamers st. Louis and Saline were
off the bar at Pensacola, and the Wyandotte at
anchor alongside Of Fort Pickens. The steamer
Kate Dale arrived at Pensacola on the 3lst ult.
with renforcements for the Confederate Army.
9as
T We learn from friend that the following |
companies of the q. s. Army left Indianoa on
the steamer Fashion for the steamer Coatzacoa |
cos, which lay off the Bar with sealed orders. The
officers of the army are under the impression that |
they go to New York:
Capt. Kings Company LIST Infantry Capt. Car
penter's Company lst Infantry; Capt. Palmer's
Company I'd Calvary; Capt. Brackets Company
I'd Cavalry Lieut., Harrison's Company I'd CavaI-
~; Lieut.. Cammell's Company I'd Cavalry; Captain
Jenifer's Company I'd Cavalry; Capt. Brockden's
Company "a Cavalry; amounting in all to about
600 men.
The horses and wagons, etc., were delivered to
the State of Texas at Indianoa, on the 3Oth the
day they left.
SUBSISTENCE DEPARTMENT G. S. A.-Sealed pro-
pasas the furnishing Pike Maco1nb with stores
will be received at the Office Of Department No. 90 Grayier
street, until Saturday. the 20tn instant advertised nd
tice. .
MrEe are authorized to announce By
THRLL HAYNES, of East Feicona candidate for
Auditor of Public Accounts election in November
az 2plmz
E9@TyFcmty rTEAo,asa nd Dollars Forfcit-Try
ALI AND ADHERE TO BEsT-For Crookes' Veg
etabs Stomach Bes patronage on account of its
being Southern productalowng them their
but would respectfully ask the public to give them
and impartial trial. and in the of failing re-
ceve public favor it reasonable suppose that use will
be discontinued but of this have the
folowng:
1t That crookes Stomach Bters purely vegetable
principal herb being the Italian Chaome flower famed
all the world over for it's medicinal properties.
- i.a my eo'a no 'ie " uFue' "s'a, essential OIL or
o ' ny e'eis "t ans i''ue OF kihd' "hch is usu-
W y iounu ~ 'oNitet@tso hf'tcies'
3D. me spirit Is the best to be Ind in the market and
80 'Ese ' ~ e p'ettti'ioi - ltN"aoiy OF The cho
Ds aY = 49, a = 't epn'NA y onEe the ihost PAL
all who have tried them will readily ad-as well as
the most pure Medicinal Vegetable Tonic now in use
BUTT be urged by those speak article
that the foregoing assertions unsupported by proof
and to this end we beg further to state.
4h any and all times whether in warehouses
IN the hands of wherever Crookes Vegetable
stomach Bitters be found will for analysis
jury Of respectable chemists who may be named by the
Mayor city New oreans and if they are fonnd ia he
that which represent them TO be- we hereby hind
nrseves allowthe Sheriff possession of our stocD
rae sell for the charitable Institutions of
he city
We wonld have deemed this guarantee to the nuc nneces
ary The that there is such variety of in the
market that unprincped parties who sell nFeor artielen
xert themselves at mcseven BY statements which r,sta
o .ne puee nha against an ar
e M S Nhow tons Stetiy superior 10 he'f own and IL
tier inns date they should be heard 10 assert that Crookes Bit
ogenySan to the point, we think: WHY NOT CAUSE US
% FORFEIT THEM TO THE CHARITABLE INsTITU- A
hons oF5THE CITY, IF THEY ARE OTHER THAN WE
shfREshAT THEM 10 BE-
The public viii be able TO Judge whether would be willing
stand his test If what Of our Bters only empty
ssertons and when other manufacturer The same