The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-30
The Markets.

The English stock market has been heavy but has recover
ed and nov looks gool al e OF = pei cent b 9 ue
s6'a, but they now firm at 81 "a 9 Tor money ana ac
count. Reduced three per cents So. "a "a new 352 per
cents S7 In = long annunities, 10 10 eXchequer bills
Three cIock-Consos for money and account, 871aD4
The weather has been very far from suspicious OF late we
have scarcely had day without rain this week. and fears are
l. s. SToCKsG s. IS. sc; Mass. SIS. 81 New York
SIS so Ohio SIS. 80; Penn. IS Sc Maryland IS ~ Al
though do not alter the quotation OF the United States SIX
per cents still there sellers at &c. instead OF buye-Lt0
erDOot Timcs .4Hg. >.
We regret to announce the failure of Messrs. Al
ston, Bevan 81 Co, of London, the Spanish and
Mediterranean merchants. Their chief business
was the importation of fruit. Their Liabilities are
not considerable. The respectable house OF Messrs
Dunlop, Rowland & Co, of Glasgow, in the South
American and Australian trade, has also suspended
payment. efecting also the branch house connected
with them in this town, Messrs Rowand d Dunlop,
whose suspension has been announced. The la
bilities of the Glasgow house estimated at from
El20.OO0 to ,000.-EUrOpeGn Times, Aug. D.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. ), 1915, A. m.--'The weather
is hazy. with light wind from the 5 E.; as Is usual
OH Saturday, there is no Geographic communlca-
ton with HoIvhead. Glass slightly falling. look
for the Niagara arrival early tomorrow morning,
or even tonight.
Female ChartiStS-Ata chartst meeting held at
Middleton female from Manchester, named Mrs.
TheObold, spoke about two hours. She SAID there
We're upwards of 100000 females organized in Lon
con alone, ana JlbV WOulu ~ III DOug " l4Oih
John Russell, and demand and have the charter
made the law of the land.
IB1DOrta,n Sclzure-The Emerald Isle, Buck,
master, has been seized at Plymouth, having on
board a cargo of gunpOwder for Ireland. The mas
ter represented her cargo to be flour. All the crew
were taken The vessel had no papers on board
The COnnng HdrUeSt-The Gardener Chronicle
publishes returns from various parts of the country,
of the present appearance of the crops They lndl-
cate full average produce of wheat, various
yield of barley, comparatively poor crop of oats
and Of beans, very bad crop OF peas, good promise
Of turnp crop and heavy crop OF hay, OF various
quality. They indicate also stock OF wheat on
hand considerably beyond the average of past years
at this season.
Intelligence from the Continent
The Paris papers announce the death of General
Damesme on Saturday
portion of the French squadron had sailed from
Naples for AnCona
NJ Courier had arrived from Milan, with an ad-
dress to the French government signed by the whole
of Me members of the nrovision6l government of
Lombardy, and earnestly soliciting the iierHeil'ioh
of France, by sea and land, in favor Oh Italian III
dependence
Since the departure of Gen. Oudinot for the Alps,
there has been a considerable movement OF troops
throughout France.
tn he in a state of confusion. The colonists are
breaking nm their establishments and returning to
France and in the course OF a short time there
will univ be left the French army and the native
population, who are waiting an opportunity for a
Letters from Rome, of the 24th July, contradict
the statement that provisional government had
been formed.
From Spain there is no news of any importance.
Court intrigues and squabbes are, rs usual, the
prevailing topics Of the day.
A letter has been addressed by Count NesseIrode
to all Russian diplomatic agents, stating that' the
mil tary preparations of the Emperor of Russia have
been made with strictly defensive, and not aggres-
sive intentions
In Portugal all is quiet; the last dates from Lis
bon are to the 29th ult.
The news from Morocco is that the people are
again rising in insurreetiOn.