New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-21
TALK ON 'CHANGE.

The weather yesterday favored all outdoo
movements. The flags were tbronoed at an oorI
hour, and continued so throughout the dav. Crino
line made splendid exhibits. Carondelet Stree
was encroached on by hoops and skirts: in fact
there is considerable intrusion by crinoline on the
vested rights of the privileged ones of the faps T.
has been the received opinion that the gram
boulevard was sufficiently broad and spacious fl,
shopping excursionsts, even printing-house sonare
That IS our local neghborhood, does not anpear In
be secure. Nais, nimpoyte, we are pleased that
we can say that the grand rue de Camp is taken
| into consideration.
There was considerable talk about the con.
| Stlucloh OF the revenue act which we publish
ed yesterday. The clothing dealers, those who
nave orahches IN New Jersey and other places,
were somewhat astounded when informed that tbe
uutes Will apply to all clothing arriving here after
| the Attn proXimo, unless coming within the ID ser
''oh Oh Inc act OF 18th February, passed at Mont
| gomery.
IL mas been supposed that the great stock or cat
lie Vraue "ouid be lnterfered with but this is not
So Inc act says all living animals shall be adj
united tree Living animals comprise cattle of all
KINDS horses, mules, sheep and hogs and if there
should De any bears from the Rocky Mountains.
"a street o: Threadneedle street, to press on the
exchange and stock market, we think Collector
Hatch will admit them free as they will meet their
quld pro quo rue Carondelet
But let us talk about what our clothing and other
eeaiers will be compelled to pay on and after the
4th OF March, on goods arriving from the Nortbern
States, unless Congress, now in session at Mont.
gomery, ordains otherwise:
On clothing and wearing apparel .......... "a 4a4
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Cotton bagEng kentucky Il st.
Hats according to material. l56a2t ST. ST.
Shoes boots and other manufucurcs. "' ~ ~
"adueFS, on an average "A Art
These exactions will be touching some of orr
Northern friends, who make their dollars ont Of
the South, in tender place. It will lead, how |
ever, to the encouragement of home manufactures |
All agricultural productions, in their natural |
state, are to be admitted free This includes bov
though in bales. Potatoes, bran and the like
though not distinctly enumerated, will all come in
as free articles; so the great West need NOT ha
nnaer any apprehension so far as agricultural nro
auctions arc concerned. The iron of Missouri and
tennessee, the coal of all the States not beonoino
% the Southern Confederacy, will be subject to
luiy. The glass manufacture from Pittsburc will
ome in at "a f3ct. duty whisky will be subject to
tlty per cent. duty.
The Congress at Montgomery will in all proba.
ity enact fill schedule of duties sufficient for
eVenue We merely talk of the tariff duties, to let
ur GOOD Black Republican friends North under
land that the great South is in earnest, real earn
st, about paying tribute to the North hereafter,
Ihere was good deal of talk about what course |
YOU'D De pursued by our authorities in regard to
nei cAaholse forwarded from the Northern Stntes
o Inc West. Whether duties will be exactod or
'hafges of warehouses incurred, these goods NJ,
merchandise can only be regarded in the light Of
fahs'' or go through the formalities of the ware.
ouse and go on their way.
The Treasury Department at WASHINGTON civ,
as instructed the several interior custom .horsn,
nd Collectors that the action of the Colloctnr ~
he port of New Orleans cannot be recornizad
hitch has led to the following notice being issuad
y the Collector of the port of St. Louis: Il
Custom House, PoEr OF ST. LouIs |
Wednesday, Feb. l3 1851 I | 81
The following instructions have been this dav
eGeiyed from the Department at Washington:
Inc action OF officers under the authority of the
tate OF Louisiana, in undertaking to collect duties
u imports, receive cancel warehouse or trans
ortauoh bonds, cannot he recognized; and i'm
oftSts AT interior ports cannot be released from |