New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-02-26
TALK ON 'CHANGE,

"enea' qmetness ruled supreme the flags of cottondom
yesterday There is general desire eynced to move in The
great staple but these desires the mandate of the
authorities Abonttweny thousand bales cotolrhaye been
expo nce the LIST September last If the QUANTITY were len
times these figures, we think community would have been
eaners The financial scheme Confederate
III the way OF produce loan, be regarded decided
failure Planters have subscribed The aggregate something
over ve hundred thousand bales Of cotton equivalent 10
twenty-five millions of dollars but who beneitte Surely
not he government because the cotton sold Surely
not the planter and contributor because cotton is still under
s shtds AMI IN his gin house. Uno nat for The planter
The ports are closed to him. He neither aid the Govern
men with his produce, nor he rsalze sncien, to enable
him 10 procure the common cessarles of e such a.
coffee aud salt iron mills and ealIer-neher can he realize
sufficient 20 meet axes TO the Confederate Government How
ever We do moi suppose that shall alleviate the posiou of
affairs ty talk .ns.
We are asked how mnch will the Yuukes, obtain bx
Inc capture Of Nashville how m7ch tbaeco was in ware
houses III Edhyse thrkesHie and other places Cum
hefan 1t is supposed that twenty thousand bales of eottop
might have been captured on The Cumberland, and
double The quantity the Tennessee river This cotton will
oil course he forwarded to the Iessan by the capors
hder Inc expectation OF mary captures of kind the ny ice
OF cotton in New York has declined from four to We cents
he grand boulevard Canal well hroIged yesterday
The friends relatives and tho noble
were mere bddl them ad Ell and taking farewell
departure for ths of There was little dsposj,ot
eVnrrd for trade and dealing the that conere
gated on the great street yesterday
ihee du moi appear to be desire to make eDara
for The balls of which remarks have
been made II has been suggested Tint these balls
nhl the usual celebration Of MRrdi ra or Shoye Tuesday
can be dispensed with this II proper that they should
DE- mol the time or occasion for revelry and frivotes
lei alone the large Of money which will he required o
meet The eNpend res Let the money lese ams ments will,
cost be appropriated to the holy of Southern nepepd
eEce 10 the immed ate gallant volunteers who arc
now so pat iosieay advancing the foc Inseai of
e"ss and am'semens and jnhlan. exhibitions 1t would h
more appropriate 10 inVnke the favor and aid of kind
dence In f.e The President Confederate States has
recommended that Friday of the present week. the ah inst
be observed as "y OF general prayer fasting and humiliation
It incumbent on authorities carry recomen.
c"lion mad all czns,o Onr country ands the
sevices of ALL high and low rich and poor The pacan and
the p!ebcian all Rl-must respond.
There talk that the commander on hi. sta.
ton had for xarde his resignation powers that were
edmond This to be regretted L. )posed we shall
have new incumbent Eere who w have to study The
movements, cuens and ebuons may term the M Of
the great Mis- Sspp There talk that the Wa
department at Richmo not & ID than sixty day
from the most learned tourcs that the Tennessee ant
Cum erland rivers required the attention Of ,he Department
How these suggestions esponLed 10 in the res
Of Forts Dore.son and Henry.
The weather fav rable yesterday for all cutor N
movements There was considerable activity the sugar
pot Saccharine is in abundance and although the price, u
ing will scnicsy pay for cultivation, yet there Is no es
evineed on The part of painters hold back The ground
now being prepared fn the crop Of 81 TO what d
hcult 10 ascertain There has been combination among t
planters 10 determine the extent Of nd he devoted su
this season. Every of course is liberty to act for him
self and will Of coR,se study his interest without heed
ing recommendations from outside parties Talking of
brought the that of last month al
Cincinnati from Pancsh. How did III sugar get 10 PaIcah
General Polks order prohibiting and ToRsses from
passing beyond Memphis not issued moment
We acknowledge The receipt of Communication from
speced correspondent Vernon Miss We do not thul
al this jncure of attis this sta eo the great cstlat
would conducive to the general good 10 publish the
| while coincide with his views.
We have also n rommun cation from Of the fair Sc
soliciting President Slawson Of the City Railroad Company
appropriate the OF the Company the exclusive use
'ladics and children hours of The dst Ho,
| modest some folks a'e becoming these times.