, 1865-06-11
New Orleuns no Place Gof Northern
Em11rnnsa.

[EIoE the New Otieane True DeIta, Mhy Is
As III ycass leto,c, there arc hundreds IN
South 10 better their condition. Already
ars inquiries coming out for situations. par
t:culaily In mercantile pursuits, the coming
fall. From Information before lis there Is q
great desire to conc TO New Oflenns. While
those who have means, resources aud cap
i:n1 10 establish in bu.InvsS will be welcome,
persons seeking clerkships, lawyers, and doc
tors will do we'll to remain where they asc.
AS regards commercial pursults-tradusu1cn's
occuiaiioas-lhrccf Is no probability OF en-
ployment. There are thousands Of persons
here at thts monent, sud1:l4't 10 nttet the rs-
quirtmf1as Of our mercantile community for
ihTre yfars to come. As regurds professional
eeeke,s tor business and employment, we
have now lawyers aud doctors ample for tha
present decade. We desire to impress on the
medical iratrrnity-youlE II. DIS with their
patchmcnts-that Nrsc Or'sans Is The rrry icorst
tldfe thfu can eont to.
as regards the requirements Of 1abo-, 1t
muy be assumed troul crowds CT idless
and unemployed persons on the 1evee and
landlnss, that there Is snpesabundance Of
I'll classes Of laborele. Thtre are about
twtnty professional book-keepers nov idle
for every set 1f booss In our city. We there
fore caution an persons OF the classes csrc-
csa}ly alluded 10, intending to cume to New
O.!eans, to stay away.
counting room Tomorrow, there would be
tI!ty applications or more tor 1t before noon.
We resrct VIC cauno1 hold out any encour-
agcn,ent for the professional and commercial
classes TO come TO our city. II you hare
money, capital Or resources, aud possessed
OF business qualifications, there msy BIZ u re.
sumption oi business or removal Of trade
rules and fegltiations- Capital will be wasted
10 large extent 10 relieve our city Of the
Incubus which now prevails.
The French provincial papers are filled
with details Of The injury caused by recent
storm. The damage caused by u hatistorm
ut Meyers, in The Tonne, Is estimated at
0,000 francs. The inhsbi.ants Of the p,y-
lshes ot St. Martin, l'Est1eanx, sall and UI.~
s1e il the Loire safnatso sse5 ioes At
lis banks to the length Of tlfty yards, and
covered the hamlet OF A1bergcs, in the COM
mune Of Bourg d'Olsaus, with water to the
depth Of five feet. The Inhabitants Of AL
bcrgea fortunately escaped With their cattle,
lands Of twenty families In Bou1S d'Oistus
| were likewise inundated.
4 lamentable sccident was caused By light
| nfrg In the parish OF MfEahet, in tho Ain. a
| young maD, lately married, was driving .
| Gait On the bic b road. ard was struck dead
ptrson seated in the cart received severe
shock, but no further Injury.
| 4 l,ailatu.m burst over .,ir districts Of Doss,
| Julgu2c, and part OF Plllac, IN the Cha
| rente- The hst1etoncs, large as hens eggs,
driven By violent wind, fell 80 thick that
the ground Appeared to be covered with
SNOW. lhe vines lost all their branches, the
| fruit tries were stripped Of their leaves, aud
heaps Of wood and vegetables lag on thc
ground. Small birds were killed In their
nests aud On the trees. PatridSes were
kuocked on the head with hatssoncs, nnd all
| the windows OF houses exposed to the storm
were broken. All the crops In those dis
tricts are more or Less damaged, and in save
| 1al places completely cut to pieces. The
! poor jnrmere, who were delighted with the
appearance OF the crops, and were enjoying
/ the expectation of an abundant harvest, are
now depressed and disconsoiate.