New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-26
Co,fsn-Bnnk Notes.-The Division Of the
South est-Rsia-A Moral Revsls-
Nsn-Motcls and Markers-Wassr a.a
CIenuiiucas-G eu. Candy.

From Our Special Correspondent
NEw-ORIkASs, June H. 1865.
Cotton is now coming into this market freely
from the Red River. The Louisiana State Bank has
received in the last few days 274 bales Of the staple
Under the heavy receipts prices have declined. Good
ordinary Is quotsdi 26c to Y7.c. Low Mlddngs at
29c TO 3Oc. and Mddlings at SIC. 70 SIC.
Two cents per h. freight 10 paid 10 Eew-Yoih. ans
the steamer Fung Shuey IL receiving at that rate.
TIE BASK-SoTE MARKET.
The notes Of some banks approaching Those Of
the Louisiana State Bank above all, are in demand
They are selling at SHE per dollar. and will still FIR
Their advance; $1,000 to $4,000 have changed hands
in the last two days This marked advantage Is In.
duced by the bank having received or being on the
point Of receiving about COO bales Of the Fed River
cotton ard BY the report it will receive 5000 TO 600
more bales In regard It's specie also. in the late
d" Confederacy." the reports encouraging These
assets with the cash assets hand enough to war
rant better range Of prices than the ruling rates
Tho circulation Of the bank is said TO be less than
o. 900 600 and the deposits are less than a7ooo Oo
about $4,000 Of which represent Confederate"
notes At the credit OF the State Of Louisisna.
Notes of the Bank Of Eew.Oresns arc selling az
IS TO Sc.
City treasury notes are inc 8enerAi nieuion Vi "a
change used In the local trade here and they are taken
for City and State taxes
THIS CITY
IA now the headquarters Of the Fourth Military Division
called 'rhe Division Of the South West Gen. Sheri'
dan is In command and he has wide extent oftsrri'
tory 70 care for lie Is equal to the task. Louisiana.
Texas. New MEXICO and Arkansas lie in his division.
VALUABLE RAIN.
The first rain for no less than three weeks fe! last
evening, and was hailed by every ono with delight.
It's value to the growing crops will DO very great The
land was being parched and the heritage burnt up.
Now the land has drunk up the copious showers-ths
dust ia washed from the leaves Of the tree and shrub
the flowers lift their delicate heads with new beauty
after each watering and the peadant drops OF water
vsten In the rays Of the sun. AL nature has revived
with the blessing.
This city 10 now seeing new times II has passed
tbropeh The ordeal Of the Rebs rule aud tho occupation
and II now begins to show fresh life under new order
Of thing, The sway and influence Of slavs'ovnes and
the PLANTER princes Of the Mississippi gone The no
gro walks the streets with free air, the city IL
c.ap,ed morally and materially. trade In quiet way
on and the number OF boats on the river begins TO
increase.
Alone with this change has come change In haoe'
d;souts city New Orleans in every sense OF the
word. Now, 1t has only average share among great
c,,.. NJ that evil As long a. the war ragged morals
.rsv more loose. There was want smons the poor
Of females 70 add TO other causes and not
n M wondered that many Of tho qusdroons and others
fell from the path Of virtue Now. there 70 WORK 'or
sv.rv one and vice decreases % tho errine are won
back 10 virtue.
| The ST. CHARLES HOTEL
Is open and doing fair business, but bow changed
From the prncsly pile It has fallen 10 u shabby tlfa
rae hots In, .,;, 6,s nile With noble no'fios OF