The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-27
TeIegraphed to the .DaiIy Crescent. .

eRitiss-D0mestie Meas, &c.
Montgomery Noe. 2-7 O'Clock My the arrival of
the steamship Acadia we learn that Cotton active in the
early part of the week of Che sailing of the steamer and ad
vanced One-egh artking, but again became dull
However the Bank of England having lowered interest to
per cent prices eovered-closing steadily at oneegh adj
vance: Quotations are-Fair "A MiddIing, 3. Sales of
the week. $4,000 bales-stOck hand 5ll, 600 bales
The Corn Market was shade lower Flour 29s. to 8O
Com Sas Sd. to 35s 3D. Meal u.s. Wheat, Is to S. 3d.
Duty on Wheat, 5s.-on Flour, q.
Money .Markst-Consols, S67S to sea
Observation-Disclosures has been prOrogued to 18th ofDe
cember The London Herald intimates that Sir Robert Peel
ready and willing to resume the Premiership and only
awaits permission to do SO.
The Cholera. The Cholera is progressing slowly in
England.
IRELAND = o. BrieR. = The writ of in Smith
oBhens will be arguedn the Court of Queens Bench
and if unfayorabe will be removed the House of Lords
Similar wdts have been granted in the of the other
Irish patrols-Messrs Meagher McAanus and O'Donohue
FRANoE-A postscript in the European Times states that
Gen. Cavagnac has declined being candidate for the Pes
dency The friends of Louis Napoleon are confident of
success.
ITALYItis expected that the difficulty between Austria
and the Italian States has been settled by joint mediation
of France and Great Britain Austria to retain Lombardy
to be governed by and liberal constution-and to
Withdraw her troops from Italy.
INDIA-Letes by the Overland mail state that the British
forces sustained defeat near Mintand "a caused by the
treachey 1.-THE auxiliary Skhs who deserted with 5000
The English and auxiliary forces reeaed to an enenched
camp The letter writers think that the chances of peace
prepOnderate.
AUsTRIA.-The state communications by the postofice
and telegraph being interrupted is impossible to obtain
correct details of the progress of the siege of Vienna Ac
counts however the 18th of October state that every at
tempt to induce the Viennese surrender having failed
Windischgr6tz had commenced the bon bardment The
city entirely surrounded by his troops and those of Jea
chch Ban of Croatia The force which they already had
under command very large and being daily in
creased by reinforcemen The and gas-ppes which
supply the city had been off by the Impealists after
several and renewed conflicts for the command of
the works
was reported that the Hungarians advancing up
the Danube to the relief of the city but that every attempt
attain their object had far failed at each successive
approach they had been compelled retire before the attacks
of the Imperialsts
The engagements between the garrison of Vienna and
the besegen had been frequent, and attended with much
slaughter.
DmuLZ, mas ordered the transfer OF
the Diet of Kruscia-[no such town the mapl-about
midway between Olmutz and Vienna Prince Windisch-
gtz steadily refused the city of Vienna while the
citizens armed, would bloody engagement
He requires complete disarmament The citizens in the
meantime want owing to the scarcity of pro-
visions The certainty that many feel of punishment from
Prince Windischgrd, stimulates them to induce the popu
lace to hold The popular party demands general am
fba a ,f ,tl4r
On these conditions the working classes and academic legion
will submit to its being discharged
Domestic News.
FIREs.-The coapit and outhouses belonging to the
Gas Works, at Philadelphia consumed BY fire, toge
ther with several thousand tons of coal
The extensive cotton factory Kensngten near Phade
pha, was burnt few nights since Loss very heavy
The towboat Dragon was burnt to the waters edge
Loss $4,000
There three distinct fires New York on the same
day. large stable 18th seet-11S horses destroyed
Methodist church and school house adjoining with several
other buildings destroyed. Loss about $4,000
ILLINoIs.-A the counties of Illinois, but twenty heard
from, which exhibit Taylor gain of 562.
MARINE.-BOstOn.-Ship Euphrasa cleared from Boston
for New Orleans.
AMERICAN THEATRE.-This establishment was crowded
Saturday night by the admirers of Mr. George Jamson
who took Benefit the proceeds of which have been
very satisfactory him. while the entertainments afforded
full equivalent to his friends. This was the irst time
Mr.. Jamisons Richard tie Third and we
must that, the whole admire it, spite of thepo
lar prejudice in favor of little five feet four inches high
which is considered the legitimate dramatic hight of mon
ster who vegetated fast that he could gnaw when
two days old. Mr. Jamson leaves for while and till he
next appears wish him we'll
Tonight is the first of series of OPERATE entertainments
which the spirited proprietor determined to produce in
style which must render them acceptable to the public
The orchestra has been increased and the ehoruses well re-
hearsed while the artists have been idle in the scenic
department. BeIni's grand opera of La Somnambula
will doubt attract many who satated with its
beauties, and few will be anxious to satisfy themselves
the merits Of Miss Eliza BRENT, who will make her
first appearance .4niRG This young lady has gained
aurels wherever she has appeared, and informed
really highly accomplished vocalist quite competent to
sustain the difficult position of Prima Donna. Mr. Boughs
peonation Of Count ROdophO is much appreciated by all
who have witnessed it, and Mr. Manvers is well known
Of the sweetest tenO who visited America He
will, of course, perform EEUinO, and Miss E. Pete UNDER
takes the part Of Liza That figure of fun Spear will
act the comic 4teSsi0 and the whole may anticipate
of the greatest musical have had for time
In addition to the opera Mr. Thompson and Miss Laorest
viii appear in dance, and the drama of Robert MacaiTe"
viii be repeated
FIRST APPEARANCE OF NJ. ZAIoUCREK AT DAN RICE's
CIRCUsThe great Polish Magician makes his appearances
at the Circus tonight This will be attractive novelty in
connection with Mme Rosa and Master JEAN Dan Rice and
Glenn Roi Madigan and LaThom. Dr. Spaldng's troupe
have arrived and will appear succession at this establish
men making in fact double company. Mons. Piuuet