New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-19
TALK ON iCHANGE

lie gatherings on the flags did not show anv
lallng Oil on the opening of business Yesterday
There were some transactions in cotton, some
| movements IN exchange, and a few engagements
IN lfeghts; some talk about private armed YES
sells; some parties asserted they had information
that letters of marque and commissions for prvate
| armed vessels would be issued in a few DAYS from
montgomery. There appears to be strong feel
ing, very strong one, towards demonstration on
the high seas. During the war of 1872 the instruc
uons OF the owners of some privateers were to
sihN' burn and destroy, premium being paid for
| each prisoner captured. Though this would not he
very prohaoie prlvateering, yet it answered well
LOT snort time In fact the private armed vessels
performed deeds OF Valor and bravery For in
| stance, the True Blooded Yankee privateer. Owned
hy an American in Paris, and fitted out in Franco
IN one cruise of thirty-sevon days made twenty
seven prizes and go prisoners 1t NAV be con.
tended that there will be no harbor or nort in tho
Contederated States where prizes can lie sent in
lor adjudication. There is nothing to substantate
th's suggestion. way will be found to DISPOSE of
the prizes and caEgoes, particularly the treasure on
ooafd Oh steamships from Aspinwa to New York
me lurther talk was, that great Importance is
aeV"ched 10 some visitors from Europe, who are
taxing tour through the United States. We have
from time TO time observed the announcement of
mr. so-and-so, or Monsieur this or that. Moro
recently there has been some ausion to the arri
val OF Jehae homme, son of distinguished per |
sonage occupying high position under the
Nephew OF my Uncle, Napoleon the Third. Some
OF the pubic prints, as usual, have given the arri
val OF this parsonage an official character. Such |
is not the view or talk on the flags.
wen, there was very little talk yesterday after |
O'CLOCK. 1t was perfect shouting and huzzapp
Tor old Virginia. Carondelet street was seldom
peiore under such excitement. Nothing in the wav
VI business was attempted to be carried through,
virginia, virginia, Virginia. here and there. To
NUKE greater impression than mere talk, party
young lfequenters of the flags posted q swivel Mt
sa1 Vorhef OF Garondeet and Common streets, and
pe nv away in salute to the Old Dominion.
nave oeen many remarks lately of the re-
iuctahce with which many parties merchants
c"iiins themselves good citizens, respond IN tho
calls for subscriptions in the wav Of the needrI +o
lid and equip our volunteers,
Inc further talk was, it is about time for no ~
Inow who are friends and supporters of the sor,h
must be known, and the question arsv,aroa 80 !
Don as the declaration of war comes, whether il c
ONES from Washington City first or from Mont I
emery. Many parties can prepare for a general l
ohhscation, for it is known that there are large
mounts of property, merchandise and debts held I
ere In our good city for Northern account of the
nemles of the South 1t will be well for MANY {
aFaeS 70 be aware in what position they stand &
no mat before sixty days. J
me Geographic adVices from New York advise
immense sums of money being rendered to the
lack Republican Government. We also learn of p
inscriptions in Wisconsin, and North Illinois. snn :"