New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-02-01
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slhes fags Of Carnnde letswere yesterday, afte
i The sun came opt toIerab we'll hfonged Their
was nothing but gossip going on until towards
O'Clock. when it was announced that the telegram
mad resumed diurnaI movements Of infctiiig 81
our community q column Of accounts, about three
/ fourths Of which may be contradieted to-day
There i no doubt. however, that the great Burn
SIDE expedition has met disaster from the Gle
Hents. Yet, # there are forty or fifty of the yes
isHeis % the grand armada arrived safe in some
TIE and inlets Of the North Carolinn coast
they viii give the Gonfederates something is II
" The way Of skirmi fishing and light fighting. Tie
comp exion sof the foreign adVicss, those from
England rticnlarly dcate that the British Gov
eminent Isl satistied with the surrenderof Mr.. Sill
dell and Mr.. Mason. AS for the recognition IF the
Southern Confe deracy, we have nothing Of imnort.
ance. ~ never entertained any great opinion Of
this hoped for rscognizanee. Recognizauce. a ~
have frequently informed our readers. VIII anot
raise the blockade Of our ports. The commercial
adviees are of i very firm cotton market confirn
ing the large sales Of l6s 600 bales for the week
ending the lIth January closing with the high
prlcss Ct l8sd. for MiddIing Orleans, This is "a
very unfsvorable augury for those authorizations
which have been cherished that the blockade
would pc Interrupted BY Great Britain BY this date,
or the lat OF March. Itwfll be recollected thatin
November NE talked Of one shilling per mound for
cotton BY the last Of that month; that II tie
blockade Continued, II would advance 10 15d. sby
TIE close Of January 1t has now crept up to Iss,
and some adyices say I'D. had been paid, with
England apparently satisfied with the delivery If
our Anbassadofs and dicating that the blockade
VIII be respected, for the nonce only 1T is hoped
We now merely to repeat that had it not been
forithe fnefieieney and weakness Of the Navy De.
part ment Of the Confederate States; The port tof
New Orleans might, on this day, have been opened
70 the commerce Of the world. Al it il, all We
hare " 40 IL to go ~ work and do theSopening
cnrselyes. n IS ss if, ~ n n! ~ s,s .
j There have been some financial and commercial
letters received lately froms New York city, from
prominent parties there, confirming the general
susp ension Of coin payments on the part of the
banks Of that city, with three or four exceptions
Among them was the Chemical Bank. The tone
~ this dence Is gloomy and dishearten.
ing. a few months ago the communications from
the game source were Of a defiant and eontemptu-
ons character towards the Southern people. The
Holds rebels and traitors were freely Id fact alto.
gether, used IN alluson To President Davis. slideli
Governor Moore and Others. Now they consent.
"A abiding I'd US, to call us Confsderates, wan
street. the great center LID under the rirar
tic and appalling btedness which il ID called
%, week after to Auppo through the Gorilla
ssove fnment. The esson is general that not
oae.nalf Of the distress, bank raptoy and pressure
Y showed 70 be made know il through tie medium
g fae public printss that there IS much Suppress
- ana much more That will never be made known.
IN mere ere some capitalists in the North who
H'l,. .alnk tlas fllss South Dan DO snbdued. s IN
The Delta yin It'll issue iast eve.
nng, accnses % Of unfafness ID intimatinr that
w. permits fcr receiving cotton we're uiyent q
speolai iavors. We have seen only one permit of
tneS kind aud that Maa Tor hnndrsd balea, I'M
Z said nothing about pfoceeds BENZ rst,,rsss
In munitions Of war, thsug the parties Ind hssn
known To favor the Confederate cause nm fro,,
TWO hundred bales BY one conveyance The ernoits
have extended 10 one thousand and two Thousand
bales. We hops our neig hbor wfll obtain M d
three Of these permits, publish them and let the
planting interest know how they read. ii ID man.
test that the general proceeds 81 these shipmenta
~ not returned in munitions OF var, OF coffee
elgafs and other merchandise would not TORN 4
mare of tho return cargoes, IN tho meantime,
snipp eIs, buyers f cotton and planters can have
vessels SO direct to Natchez and Vicksbprg, load
VITA cotton and clear direct for Cuba or Europe.
2oth ports Yicksbufg and Natchszy being ports
q entry and deiiVesy. Opr authorities cannot H.
ertupt ne nayi ton 81 the Missiasfppi. Wa IL,
do to think that the blockaders are, 81 ths t;na
Iwsre Of the many esasions Of their ineifscfnai
to keep the port c!osed, and ore taking
nlsrged measures 20 acloae the mouths Of the