New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-23
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WEDMEsltAY MOANING. ocToBER Is, Isel.s
" 4 TALK ON scHAlaGE. s.ss4
We shall hare to inaugurate nsw mode. Nat,
sarss things ana talk ia general are getting foe
4 sluggish ID CaTendelet street, NE shall have e
Mi back, retreat to he oh asaaping grognd, rne
n Camp. Thsre are daily large congregations on
The grand bsuieysrd, Ganal but they are mostly
soanecsea w;sd cfiIoline, except IN and about
Governor Meose,s headquarters, which are over
enc Of Our banking institutions. The crowds are
u treat III Tho ags ii The vicinity that II Is diff
euIt for al ouiaidar to determine which IS the
greatest HI tstutson he Union Bank OF the Gov.
Ssnorss ofyisss The Governor Mialds an immense
power al tins ali his mandates are studionsly
respected. ma arH drifting Of Carendelet street,
because isis ting ehh tide thereabonts. King
Cotton has sbdicated for the nonces and no prince
rsgent has alesedad to the throne. What course
q to be plrsued I'd retrieve the waning fortunes Of
Uaronaelet2 Why. 81 course, we must await the
course Of events. What a state Of affairs. some
weuld.h apssstor laimss Two or three parties,
recently tshed trom Enrope, are somewhat as
bounded 1t nas finding stock of cotton on hand
counting I'm 10000 bales, against 2lo,ooa bales
same time lhss years
The question of the expectation OF non-exporta-
lion Of il attracting the attention Of some Of
she most Intelligent and practical minds Of the day,
II is very questionable policy to lay an embargo
Eve might well have one direct as the existing
state of aEairs) against AL shipments Of cotton.
Let the question be canYassad or looked on in this
light. II foreign vessel rims The Blockade with a
cargo Of merchandise Inf which We are in great
rant at this tine,l aad arrives at our levee,,
and the owners desIrs to purchase cargo of cot
aen with tho proceeds of the inward cargo, would
1t not be ali extreme hardship to prohibit the ea-
poItation III the cargo ofs cotton, purchased with
the proceeds ef the: inn ard cargo We doubt the
policy ef prohibiting exports of cotton or other
produce when The shippers are foreigners and run
al risks, ana snch shipments are made in return
Tor merchandise received. There are many kinds
d merchandise now wanted in our midst, and. the
question il ssked, who will run the risk Of fur
nshing the lenand2n Last week any number of
vessels uadefforeign flags might have entered the
mouth of ths ississippi. sss
The pradace loan Is frequently talked Of. We
have no faith in the cotton movement towards lit,
Eettsnis prohibited from entry into our port TIA
planter subserihes leo bales 81 cottonsto the pro-
duce loan fiogg ii he to deliver it, on how is the
Government asa Richmond to- dispose OF it under
closed pnrssa Where viii the Secretary of the
Treasury find a market, OF what advantages will
ahe Gosertmens hare over the regular factor 81
local agent VIII the Government realize any
higher, pri6s than tile factor? We think not.
Planters who are outsof debt can, of course, sub
scribe then entire crops, as we learn one planter
has done, and many others half OF their
yield. The Hrojsct or suggestion that the. Con-
Federated GaYernment should purchase all Tie cot
ton al 10 9adfs per lbs ene.half payable in treas
Hly notes and the other half OF baiance when the
Har Is ended peace restored. il futile and absurd
IN theeStssnae. However, don't let Us depend ON
sAe recognition BY England, France, Spain 81 the
Great MogS before ii determined whether cotton
shall be scid 81 not
] The YahEsss. Hassians 81 Federals, as some
Esatidious esiseFs aa them are making great pre-.
Raratons s6s q naval attack.
The enemy We observe, il frequently alluded toll
Is Federais Ths name IF Federal and FedaralistI
y dissrsaea DIV being mentioned with the des- |
notism aud tyranny nov rampant at Washington. I
Don't let tia respected term {Federaiist) be con
sounded with the Hsssians, negro stealers and |
aicayune nfagaaders now at war against the South
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The wegtlsr continues propitions for the gather
ing Of the great staple, cotton rather too warm
Sor sugar but niolasses can be turned out at a |
rapid rate wlieh, at present prices, will pay we'll
aemarka Idly well. But 10 enable cotton planters |
90 purShass nolasses, they must have some assist
ance from The Confederate Government; NOT only |
aor this pose, blt To- meet the war tax, which
has 70 be provided for before the first Of May next
Not mneh doing in general matters The seques-
station ac1sis talked Of We learn that property.
slabs and accounts % amount Of $500 ooe have
BEEN turned oTer % the Receiver as held BY Gen.
sohert l'sefson, 81 Philadelphia who did mt fight
u Manassas Vie 2lst Of July, but would proba-
Pr 4 hls courage had not oozed out. In the
meantime we are asked how many Of the banks
y Indiana ana Ohio have balances in our bills of
exchange on our merchants. The majority Of the
dfn5A ble they
enemies Of The rankest kind. Their assets here
arc liable 70 seizure Further, any acceptor of i
~ ot exchange, or any drawer of % note owned
10 ST. Lonis. Illinois Of any NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. is
EciIeEed from paying except into the hands Of the
Moreover no notary can protest
aotc o. draft held here for account of any alien
snemy; II he does. il viii cost him his commits.
ncn, and any snch protest j void to the fullest e.
sent. " III
II AuADEstY of Music. Ralwer's celebrated play
q the Lady Of Lyons will be repeated to. night
y the AcaaeHy with y atroag cast; Miss Eloise
Esidges taking the part of Pasaiae. We saw Miss
Bridges b that part on Friday night, ana are con.
strained to say that she delighted ia. The after.
piece j. the Lottery Ticket with Nj. Cbppsn.
laie as lpcrnss5ooa An excellent BILL, and should
draw good audience. S, q { S y r.
forRTH DlsTaIcT GouRr OF NEw osLEAss
VASES VIII be called III this Court Cd Saturday
next rs asth instant, at 70 O'clock Nm. III
FIRST JusgicE's eouET. Mr.. &. q. Gaisnnie il
announced ~ . candidate Tor Justice Of the peace
nor the First District. ;sl7
AsKEsszD n Armand selby, the young man. who
s4nfaefeu prostitute Ia Memphis, few DAYS ago
was arrested n Grenada Mas, Hast Saturday, ana
taken back to Memphis. 80
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