New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-30
TALK ON ,oHANGE,

Taking all things into consideration say battles
i rumoFs Of battles, the Burnside expedition. the
burning 81 Two Or three schooners with cargoes OF
cotton, with late intelligence from Europe Garon,
1 delet street was unusually quiet yesterday There
i was good concourse of people on the flags. ri
the congregations increase the coming month as
they have last month, the grass, oats and wheat,
1 which bid fair for splendid crops, will be beaten
down, literally threshed out. There were several
remarks abont the contemplated railroads through
Garondel II does not generally meet the views
ct the occupants of that great Ito be) locality.
VII our authorities reflect before granting the
right OF way OF the thousands Of frsauenters
OF the grand rue following peace, we do not believe
that one in len will consider railroad through this
street Of the least benefit Baronne street rai.gay
or Gafondelet railroad is about as near the center
Of business as the frequenters of the flags desire.
Circus street would be much more appropriate for
railway. This would meet the travel in the
neighborhood of the New Basin, with branches to
the depot OF the Jackson Railroad. Nor viii d
railway through st. Charles street be Of any great
advantage to the community, because it will inter
cspt the Carrollton Railroad at Tigoli Crele. The
general talk IS that We have something Of q super
fatty Of city railroads for the present.
For some few days past the telegraph has been
DOING, sluggishly performing its duties. About
noon twas bruited about that some astounding
Intelligence had come to hand. That reliable and
wel-informed individual, our special correspond.
emit, Was reported to have something particularly
increasing The good public were on the tenters
ior az hour or 80. But after ALL The mountain only
ntsoushl torth mouse, Notwithstanding the liam.
ipg neaaings, y from Norfolk, arrival Of the Eu.
had been expected for i've tays) attacks
on various points anticipated, which We have
been Expecting for four months past, Morenya,
we bare II again that there were l75 vessels n |
Hatteras, but scrutinizng more closely, we founs
sit was & said = there were Its vessels Col soma.
body reports be saw e reliable men y who counted
that number. We expect to-day, il the telegram
keeps on, We shall have 250vesseIs to talk 81 al
being somewhere. "A little further We read that
gentleman states that on such day (the same
dated % vessels could be seen at Hatteras from the
lighthouse. The inquiry is made & is there never
TO pc an end to this balderdash telegraphing ~
& There T. possibly grounds for giying some ere.
oence 90 the commercial reports by the Europa.
Thongh the sales Of 1868 600 bales of cotton in
liverpool LOT the week ending the lIth inst, re-
cures confirmation. this would premise that nearly
onesthrd Of the cotton on hand had changed hands
itor me week. This would be the largest weeks
teala on record. II the political adyices ara mn
sFect, We can conclude that England il satisasa
with the mere surrender and return Of Mason aSa
slidell but what strikes Us most forcibiy Il mn
eon1lnaed advance in cotton, Middling Orleans
psing quoted 81 l3sd This does not SAVIOR much
@ any expectation Of cotton being received, Or
snat spaaners manufacturers, dealers and all Lam.