The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-23


BALTIMoRE, Oct. 22.-Henshaw. Ward & Co. of BOs-
failed yesterday for $4,000 Ohio conceded to the
wings
The following dispatches were received by us on
Saturday night
BALTIMORE, Oct 20-At the last accounts previous to
the sailing of the steamer was reported in Paris that Aus
ta had rejected the proposed Congress of European Powers
at Innspuck for the purpose of settling the Italian and
other questions.
The Bann of Croatia has been defeated in engagement
with the Hungadans.
[The following passage readers must interpret for
themselves we do not pretend 10 understand i'll
Switzerland virtually for Radezsky, continues blockade
Of Licerno CLvomo q infnges treaty Of foryve by
mencing hostilities probably follow
I'VE understand the ausign Switzerland in the
above That country has not been concerned in the Italian
difficulties. The name may have been intended for Sar
dnia but we think not Sardinia has been foremost in
the opposition Austria and therefore reasonably
be expected be virtually for Radetsky the Austrian
mander-Eds. Cres.l
Provisions remain unchanged. Turpentine is quet-nomi
nal American stocks reunchanged Breadstuffs the
The frigate st. Lawrence had arrived at Cowes from
Norfolk. see. Corn at New York depressed
Second Dispatch.
PENNSYLVANIA AND OHIO.
BALTIMORE. Oct. 2O-The correct official returns from
Harrisburg all in, excepting from Mexican county
doubtful JohnsOns majority will not vary from three
hundred either way. [McKean county gave Skunk 81 ma
joty last year 800 Ohio reported have elected Ford BY
two hundred majority.
Third Dispatch.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 21.-The Washington Union acknowi-
edges that Ford elected Governor of Ohio by small
jonty. This is confirmedzby the intelligence.
Fourth Dispatch.
BALTIMORE, Oct 2i.-At New York to-day the sales of
cotton were SMALL and prices have declined oneeghh since
the arrival of the Niagara Flour remains unchanged.
Wheat frm-dec!ned four cents bushel. Provisions
heavy. Sugar and mOlasses quiet.
Fashion is again victorious. She beat Lucy to-day
the Union Course on Long Island.
Baltimore market unchanged.
- unquestiOnably wing by about 200 majority I'VE
do not know what State this REFERS but presume ii
Pennsylvania
Ford elected Governor of Ohio by 200 majority, stated
by dispatches just received
The Hermann sailed to-day for Southampton and Bremen
with Sis 900 in specie
ANOTHER LETTER FROM GEN. TAYLoR.-The
Washington Union publishes the following letter
from Gen. Taylor, addressed to 4 gentleman in
Patterson, New Jersey;
BATON ROUGE, La. March 49, 1s48
Sri have to acknowledge the receipt of your polite
communication of the 9TH instant, asking views on
I beg TO inform You that have uniformly declined yield
ing to similar requests in the belief that my opinions even
if were the President of the United States, neither
for DEBATING in the present instance from that course
With sentiments of much respect am, sir your obedlent
servant, T. TAYLOR
AN AQUEOUS GLoRIFICATIoN-The city of
Boston is preparing for grand celebration on the
25th inst. at the introduction of the Long Pond
water into the city. All New England are invited
to participate in the festivities of the day State
and city governments, trade associations societies,
firemen, &c, the whole TO be preceded by caval-
cade of ladies and gentlemen, and military es-
cort, composed of the militia of the State
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sary address before the American Institute at New
York, on the 18th inst.
Gs-The Corporation of Brooklyn, it is rrmored
will be indicted by the New York Grand Jury for
violating provision of the statute, which requires
that no tavern keeper shall be licensed unless he
has certain accommodations for the public, therein
stated
0z-John Y. Mason, Secretary of the Navy, ar
rived in Boston on the 10Th, and was saluted
from the Navy Yard.
Of Mr.. Brooks of the New York Express, has
been nominated for Congress by the wings of the
Sixth District Mr.. Greeley was said to have been
an aspirant for the honor. Mr.. Phoenix is the nom
inee of the same party in the Third District.
DINNER TO Mr.. BoTTs-Several of Mr. Bolts
friends in New York have rendered him the honor
Of public dinner, which he respectfully declined.
A Rumor-There is rumor afoat that Mr.
Horace Greeley has sold out his interest in the New
York Tribune, and is about settlirg on a large
tract of land in Wisconsin. We do not believe the
rumor, but it may be true.-Raciqe Advocate
The chap who imagined the above must have
forgotten our opposition to any man owning
large tract of land. "-Tribune
Gs- We learn from the Boston papers that
Daniel Webster has accepted an invitation to de-
liver the Anniversary Address before the Boston
Mercantile Library Association in November.
Gs- The President officially recognises Otto Lo-
reno Dabelsteen, Vice Consul of the Mexican Re-
public for New Orleans.
ASYLUM FOR CATHOLIC WIDows-An asylum
is to be established in Philadelphia for Catholic
widows. AT a meeting lately-Right Rev. the |
Bishop of Philadelphia in the chair-it was re-
solved to call it St AIMS Widows Association
The board of managers is composed of ladies and
gentlemen, at the head of which is Bishop Kenrick.
o. The MormOns are about to issue a newspa- |
per from their camp in the wilderness.