New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-21

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.. LA x.;,h, s,.,;ns hes;de 4 cherries com
hese coaa ngh's' S,ns ovs , bee;n n feel with
!. a ,,ost Z. oe = ~ sE
le poes. ,,,.s. .,ons. . q.
r. sau,e nsra n.sg IN u"p d sns
w f1s,s ishss are led, whose garland,s dead,
And iii but him departed
The 18th, at Monroe, was the coolest day OF the
-. az thar,o o,,atar falling to IL deg above
sta,es that the fruit trees
zero. me ihtethsehcet s.a'es 'ne' 'A :, - :,
ara unihiutea, vegetation not beng sufficiently ao-
rcaf, "a feel the cold to any extent.
49, -a ,,.s rs;,sr randv On the nth
Vuacnisa fiset 's,s hss.s S,,,;,,o Tbere
ne rise nesng pr'iepaly wy =, ny sra,,na
NJ !. e. Z. slS+f ,,oatsa have large up
ny s sa''i :. {. e mat stanle
freights, but httie costoh going w.
has nearly all been shipped out Of the river, the
s,,r,,,v having been smaller than was expected
], " NJ. tbso a nf,, bales having been shipped
4 CA sonhnrc since July
petWeeh Saiioen al'u 800 . ri s5
1865. ttili5si g tsa ~, 80.
Saw MrLLs.-we have mentioned TINS sa6seS =,
course of being built but need more 81 seii.
Now that it Is fixed fact that the y. ?. g
road is being placed IN running oroer, Wy ,aps
pany alone will need immediateiy u Wy shs,,
quantity Of lumber, afd large Dr,ugs AM an
sawed tmber They have degots s.,;is ana
gne houses, stations offices ana cars y T;s
Where is the material to come from inns cola
pany will need All the lumber .ass ,s,roe and tie
6yevery mill within my mics - Mhare seas TO
demand Of the country y gress ~ ,,eorl they
be The want of enterprise among oar ana
all want to make cotton siu M se .;sr fom other
other merchandise, ana WIZ ~ 4ts ,nnsher business
States TO reap me pronts ~ w from, Massaehu.
Ws see n an NJ sonth iookinr for sawill
sets are througa w ~ ronnecticut and other
sues a. ~ an the lumber bust
n,,nf same Of our Southern friends
=. - ~ isod ~ fbnsf gentlemen. Imme diately
g ~ M -. u; If Monroe the pine and cy.
.s III No ha i,stihIe besides other timber OF
rreat yalue. y The great Cheniere cypress brake,
Syith;n. = few miles of Monroe alone contains hurs
atecs s. aOIes tentT mills lifetime It empties
M. fhe 1luachita river, and the timber can be
AM m MI This brake is owned BY the suc-
,sss;n1,s ~ n Rry and we think privilege can be
oosevl =. in, 10 gre al stare house Of
cus,ress - IntelliceI,cer. t1e Gaa t99t sile
Is y n i now more than month
w = MI; +in,, hf Relienthe late
is,Nua H I'M istricthas taken erect, ana the
= yst VA 1nade m annointment to fill
~ ao lug Nj, tha LAWYERS af the Lafourche
tne Sacalsg Wy ~ 4; s;+s arc not little
Iss a Nh te cnurse pursued by the Gov
~, II, fhs nremses although on the other
hand, the unfortunate defendants in causes are in
clned to think his Exceliepcy e an eNceilenL naa
alael u ~ nad ,a,rSsrs If tbe state has been
rec s by Tie bar Of the whole district
Tie people III Lafourche and Terreb are unani-
nous in desiring his appointment 70 lne Juogesnip.
He is an able Jurist, man u VI Mr
perception and OF most excenenl :,
hope the Governor Viii nos nssieate " dgiay n IA
giving the 81 our alstrlct ~ tne ilol.
Goode ~ is mat!er q a = neosssass
that vacancy IN the ludclaTy snouio pe suppneu
without delay Thibodaux Senunei.
The PENITENTIARY.--Thi institution has
received the first instament of inmates in the per-
sons of sixteen graduates from New Orleans.
They were IN miserable condition and full Of YER
min. One hardened sinner who is now living al
the States expense for the fourth time, said he at
least would get something to eat, they feed toler
abIy well here. g s{l4.gtH IN ~ gss h stl 88
den eyerything is being rapidly restored to the
condition 1t was before the war, and the prison will
soon be ready for over four hundred conviets.