The New York herald., 1866-09-19
NEW ORLEANS.
our NEW ORLEANS CORRESPONDENCE.

uUR NtW UHlkAS C0HhESPuhDthCt.
The Fate Of tho South Depending sUpsn the
Present Issue-Annoying Regulations Of the
Treasury-The Troubles Of Plant srs-Public
Schools q 0ssip, &c.
NEw ORLEANS, Sept H. 1866.
The anxiety with which the bitter contest going
between tho President and the radicals watched aud
commented upon at this end Of the Union ie dicu 20
describe Imagine tied TO tho stake preparatory
TO burning and struggle going among the spectators
whether he shall burn be cut loose, and you have
idea Of position The defeat OF the President will
be the signal for pretty general settlement OF accounts
and business and good many win then for the first
time begin seriously to discuss the question Of emiera
ton. Those who unable to leave will prepare for the
worst while will grow desperate and give trouble
When the delegates 10 the Philadelphia Union Convention
return home shall probably hear from them by
OF public meeting and obtain reliable information
as to the views Washington about Louisiana interests
One of these interoststhe great one too-s just now
in want Of help, and IL you could give a lift with
HKRALD article II would be appreciated
ANNOYING RxKcrrioS TREASURY REGULATIONS
Under the OF Congress and tho instructions
explaining tho operations OF the law planters
and factors annoyed with details OF weighing axes,
tags. inspections, &c, that virtually amount block
ade business The and charges OF course
be submitted TO- they and Injurious
improvement; but II they could be drawn together
at place, managed that one job
conld be made Of clearing lot OF cotton and
getting Il on the market, 1t would be great
improvement Yesterday the largest meeting OF cotton
factors and business have since the war mot
for consultation this subject embracing the solid
Of the city, North a well South. mem&xa
adopted and circulated for signatures and measures
taken To send committee TO Washington TO obtain
modification OF the rules New York IL much interested
in harc antta
In cotton, and unless get let up, business will
be 80 crippled ~ 70 prove Improbable
rRousLEs OF rrAEryRa
In addition TO this a and somewhat Unforeseen
question likely TO arise 10 districts OF the
growing regions and that ths7abor lion OF the freed
men, Al the beginning Of the planting many
planters whose lands were free OF cncubranoe raised
funds hero by giving FIRST mortgages the land paying
high interest on tho loan binding themselves TO send
their crop Tor sale exclusively 70 The party making The
vances ~ the season progressed Hard terms practical
ly in many amounting 10 from eighteen TO twenty
per cent for the use OF the money Hard as yet
Il readily taken and more wanted. But
the rub The worm has cut In and In many instances
Of the crop where they worked shares fully
settled with the surplus won't begin 70 pay up the ad
vanees and the mortgage must be fallen back upon.
The agents Of the Freedmens Bureau therefore stop
H. and fefuse " allow bale leave the plantation until
S sDor se'uso or nss ana ~ sn
In this the day OF abiction, who shall sayf But
Ss s %i -
who furnished the cashfor advances VIII be forced 10
forscoss 90 their mor'saess ana as the planter Y rns
grafton be induced and white element Introduced
negro will bs found this class, this seasons expo
rience has proved. II you want to see tho Freedmen
"eIpoited, get volunteer disbsndcd federal ofcer
who has rented plantation, and work nc u on shares
with the ''conirabasda
rumh SCHOOLS.
II seems an endless hoe down the crop OF radi
cal lies that spring up In their papers about this city
with turning . number Of female teachers because
they Union women The elections are annual 10
those posts and arc Obtained after sustaining severe
he came, and turned out every woman that did
not please lease d, h%, and "" ,,,,s 20. foo-sr .s
Banks, until the nxaiion being enormous aud CoRvay's
punderings prodgous, posinon In the public schools
4 Of New Orleans became of the most comfortable
rooes for strong minded In the country Az
supply Of funds died out and pokngs grew les several
city turned 70 the pres.ni authortes Reforms
have since been gradually made tho school housee
from teschers In the last competitive examination for
the coming several OF the old teachers up
forced highly educated and once wealthy class Of ladies'
among 20 WORK for their living and they applied for
hearing The committees from each district could see
good reason for rejoicing ncumbents who had been
put by turning other people out and who had been In
for years, for rejecting better educated class OF s
iectors bad fallen 10 the Ho is an n1.
del, ~ho will not take care OF bis household, and
| hold 20 the doctrine.
The local reporter OF the picayrn, who published tho
notice about the clerical gentleman and hts rnshsp to
which recently alluded has called upon by
miiiee for acts aud The morning nmes contains
Indignant denial VI the insnustoBs made, and from
present appearanccs tho reporter w bad ar being
apparently unable 20 sustain himself and having the
whole city wondering without anything 10 Justify ~
1 The tTefngees' are beginning 10 return from the
North Furope and where they have been sumrnerng
Every arrival brings some. hope they repent
| IA VS. having wet, suliry and unpleasant Scp.
tember FAR aud until after the Equinox hardly
expect change Cholora 1. slightly tho Increase
and among tho uuaccmated thcre considerable fever
4 bnt not yellow.
The 'Hor.e oprsr Al tie Academy or Music, is just
| now the popular "so.n II has big fan worked by
steam 10 cool on the audience In summer blow In
hot air IN wintn. The negro minrtres do not
thrive In fact, have had 20 much Niger that the
thing played out unloss the performers very
peri0r
There II some ltile show OF fall fashions 10 the win
dows and occasionally recent arrival airs The wardrobe
Canal street. but Oh. buyers scsnty New Orleans
II longer tho market FOR modltes that II
Olympic Sophie tasteful and brilliant ever,
but the "ladies from the coast and the orders from
cup river have gone 10 the ''dsmnton bow -wovT,n
and the places that shone like the lilies bare OF al
flowers now.
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