New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-06-22


We are under renewed obligations to our inan
cial and commercial friends for the subjoined
copies Of special dispatches, which have been
received to-day:
New YORK June 2l.-Gold opened at 1919.
Cotton dull and nominal at 38@4O II A. NJ. Cold
1901 Cotton dull, prices nominal. 1890 p. ~.
Gold 1909 Cotton transactions small at 37039.
Commercial Sterling nominal. 1880 P. NJ. Gold
l4sl Cotton unchanged. $3.50 r. NJ: Gold lt0.
ANOTHER Coon DIvIDEND,- The board of direc-
tors Of the New Orleans Gas Light Company at its
regular meeting, on the 10Th inst declared div.
idend Of per cent ont of the earnings of the past
six months, payable to stockholders, on and after
the 9th prox. This company also declared a
divided Of 5 per ceut'Iast January, and when we
take into consideration the difficulties under which
they have labored during the late unfortunate war,
the stockholders as well as the public generally,
can hardly refuse to admit that the affairs Of the
company have been judieiously managed.
TIE FEANcIAL TROUBLES AHEAD.-The New
York papers are still harping on the panic in Eng
land. The Express says Of the great financial
panic in Europe
The material for some such explosion had been
gradually accommodating in all the great financial
and commercial centers for some time past yet
the spark that finally produced The catastrophe
turns OUT 10 nave ueeu SpetEi IiOh 'lie i'IPeIoi
and farmers of AuXerre, of a character to almost
Justify the conviction that the recent professions
ofneutraty in the impending German war pro
Iessg4 " w. rt " S'''0 Nv
"i1 T1l C " ~ s,sh,i .ou,.
atan,,-,san.os avo +o,doa !, tbis rosrt
First the undue extension given to Joint stock en-
terprises, in which large amounts of capital have
been embarked, to be managed by agents, little
oil fpd tla 70 of hnir
tons. The second cause is the imminent danger
Of war in Eur0pe-a war which, if once com
menCed, it is impossible to foresee where it will
end. 1t is probable that one after another of the
great European powers will think themselves OBJ
lged to take part in it,
The Post adds:
!. aoa, ro4 arraor lil-alv +bat wa shall ba af-
- uoSo n.y. , t EisI anrr at tba same
leogeu sSI,oH9J F5iI Ia toyo,. f i,or+
ulGg Cls s"GHoT INA ] q b1fnap
AM houses III lfuHuo Snu"u m%1 osI ;n
men 10 De careful ~ Wa senoh@J eAe 49, EN- ~
EhBiaid t,!dt We H0u9 nIIos , NV, sun1: III
hnancai alsorae55, anu nue99 'IS mas
Deen eutet !aheg ISL ~ WI W. III. ~ n%t9 ~
Iar GscSsuf anu t'i4c
w 40, ous ~ Nv " mi ~ y ~ vi
HentuIesohe. " sn"ll ilGeu o u'loS1 unae at ~
Skill 10 AVOID serious ms ottunGs, anu ceftahiy
Tle present ulSohugI3s on" a"Ttia ~
EUROPE, 40 hoL siLhpHyi Du' l"'iel oolnPio"'e
our own dangers
RECEIPTS OF GoLD.-The journal of Commerce
says
me late advance m tae premium mas Drought q
goodly amount OF com from inc interior, and golt
sent South several months since Tor the purchas'
OF cotton, IS now hnding Its way BACK TO I'M
center
WAR IN LVRoPE'-lh 'n's S'yle uoeS 'ne hef"'
take comfort at the prospect Oh great european
war:
Even the outbreak of war on the Continen
would not be likely to materially check the return
ing wave of prosperity in England, while to thi
country it would give an onward impulse great
to be desired The demand for our breadstuf
and our manufactures would be greatly stint
lated thereby and the horrors Of war apart th9r