New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-11
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yesterday, though the European atlvices up 10 the
2ath ult. were at hand, quoting Mitldling Orleans
cotton pinlap sd. This viii put through many
thousands Of bales, but We want another ID and
| more to cover some Of the shipments made at Id.
G8I4d- 3 II freight. The stock in Liverpool, of all
kinds was LILO 900 bales, against 1913 $40 bales
same time last year There we're about twenty
two weeks supply on hand in Liverpool at the
/ close Of the month of June. Lancashire folks will
! begin to be uneasy in a few weeks. The blockade
must bs raised peaceably, il possible forcibIy, IL
necessary provided England wants cotton.
While talking Of England and France, it is over
looked that Spain will before the LIST Of january
next want one hundred thousand bales Of tie sta
Pile from this port alone. Spain can prepare her
merchantmen to come after it, supported, if neces-
Isary, by d naval f9Fee. fss
The rthsr talk was about Ship Island and the
Isrepalse of the Federal steamer Massae husetts.
She viii not be prowling in Mississippi Sound
hereafter, frightening and alarming the quiet citi-
zens resident on the sea-shore. We learn thatthe'
residents at The several villa Us feel much relieved
by the occupation of Ship Island, and consider it
perfeet ysafe to remain the summer out, and when
the expected gnn-bpass are stationed, as they will
BE- i'll all probability HI a few days. the commanica
tion with Mobile VIII probably be resumed, pre-
Vide the authorities do not press all the boats of
thesold mail lae filth service.
The coast packet Creole leaves This morning for
III the sea-shore yillases. That little raseally
tender Of old Abe,s squadron Will not be on hand
today
INV learn that sthe Confederate armed steamer
Ivy was III port yesterday ana the day previous.
We are inquired OF, s. what is she doing2n We
must 70 the wae folks on Canal street for
further Information.
There has been much talk about martial law its
general effects and workings. For general infor-
nation, we deem IL ef some importance for all.
eitiaeAs 10 understand the efFeessof martial law.
promising ahat thousands 81 temporary citizens,
that Isl winter citizens tcome to-day and go-to-
morrow populationy are not aware Of its effects,
Nd publish The order of (; on. aakson, issued I'M
our city ~ the aver memorable month of Deem
Der. 1911.
Relee ting on and constituting martial lawn all
It'll various bearings MD come to tue conclusion
that IA the event Of our city being besieged and
bloekaded BY The Black Republican fore es next fall
shy in October and November, the Commander Of
this military Department, Gajor- General TWiggs,
wild have ths authority W prevent the return of
thousands d migratory uitzens-+osir come to-day
and go-to-morroB population--of which oue.lalf
are sYinpathisera with LINCOLN Seward s Go. \;
sones ionrsls spies and general insornlars and one
fourth real and bona t5tie citizens. 1t will, there
pre, be Of some Importance TO some d these thou
aands Of citizens to knew thar ii the event ef mar
tal laH that not RI atloseea elste our
I sisy tse coming alltnal.
II . believed that there issame leaven d the
great Jackson sui extant, Us expressed IN the fol-
gfoNsng esEiss Eor ths Information of financial,
seeniaeEclaA aEa ACCENT Ireie We puhliali It
81 sieals. Dec IL 1874
tieae tlnslf. It'll MI ,;ts' Distties :
sss aS{ns cT cE pSs sssls oapsgs.
Aaaof:E fsEsIsll Andrew Jackson, c0Yi.nansiig
lae t's United ates lafes te
sis ot New Vsleals nnaei sfFies mar.
au tess tliat ii future the fsllosyl,s1
1aslsA "a flIsse ensaEsad Every iudissdoal
ehaefing tha eaty sya st1pFt ~ the Aaiaant-
sAef alilsle, III bib arrested AHA
lls.lu stog ex aselflAt
~ Person sIail ilisted To leave the city
Isyitaouta n ithg signed by tue Gen
oral or nra of i.is ssssfaEs Nj
vessels hea Il IF other crafts, viii I'll pegs