The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-10
BY the Peoples Line.

BY the Peoples Line.
BosroN, April 6, P. M.
The steamer Niagara arrived this morning. He
| news was expressed from Halifax. Cured Pro
visions We're steady Beef had fallen three to fv,
shillings per fierce. Pork was fifty to iftysevel
| shillings. Bacon was active at former prices
Lard had fallen sixpence per cwt.
The news from India had created great feeling
among the English people, and the demand 70
goods in the manufacturing districts had fallen of
Iron had receded. Money was abundant at London
The Navigation Bill passed to a second reading
by ifty-six majority. The cholera was disappear.
ing in England, though still raging in Ireland
Trade was depressed, in consequence of the un.
favorable Continental news, until three days pre-
vious to the sailing of the steamer, when favora-
BILE news was received which caused an improve.
ment.
Cotton had fallen Id, but again rallied I'd
closing brisk and in demand Fair Upland and
Mobile 4sd., Orleans AID. The sales for the two
weeks were $4,000 bales.
Western Canal Flour twenty-five ; Philadelphia
and Baltimore twenty-five; Ohio, prime, twenty.
four. Wheat sixty -seven. Corn moderate de.
mand) twenty-seven to Twenty-Five per quarter
Best yellow Cornmeal twelve shilings sixpence to
thirteen shillings sixpence.
Two murderers of Gen. Brea have been guilIo.
tined-others pardoned. The Red Republicans
clamor loudly against executions
The King of Holland died on the 18th March.
The elections in Prussia indicate democratic
majority The Prussian Envoy will shortly visit
America opurchase ships and steamers, to be COM
manded by American officers till natives are
qualified.
Its authoritatively stated that the Russian Am
bassador has demanded of the French Government
his passport. 1t is also reported that the Emperor
stated to the French Ambassador at ST. Peters,
burg, that if Cavaignac was elected, he would
acknowledge the French Republic, but since the
election of Bonaparte he has changed his tone, as
he considers it as evincing spirit of conquest.
The French Ambassador left St. Petersburg in
consequence.
Numerous assertions are taking place in Radetz-
ky's army in Lombardy. Charles Albert refused
supplies to Radetzky. The latter thereupon broke
off communication between Piedmont and Lom-
hardy. The Sandman troops are making prepare
tons to take the field.
This is all that has been rec eived tonight.
SECOND DISPATCH.
NORTHERN AND WESTERN MARKETS.
PHILADELPHIA, April 5.-The Flour market is
heavy and buyers require greater concessions than
sellers will make. Sales of Western at 81 so per
bbl. :. Cotton very dull.
New YORK, April 5, P. M-There is steady
trade demand for Flour, and, prices are frmer
Sales of Western at 81 s7a to S.. The Corn
market is heavy at 50 to SIC. for White, and So to
Goo. for Yellow. Pork unchanged.
Treasury Notes are quoted at 8. premium; New
Loan at 1Oa.
BALTIMORE, April 5.-Sales of Flour are mod
crate, at 81 43a for Howard street. Red Wheat
is selling at 81, and Yellow Corn at 4Sc. :. Oats
are quoted at % to 25c. Mess Pork is selling at
sll, and Mess Beef at Sl3. Lard, CSC. d. Fair
Louisiana Cotton, u to &c. per lib.
CINCINNATI, April 6.-The shipments of Flour
70 your city have been large within the past "a
hours. Whisky is steady at IA to 15c for Rec
flied. Sales of Wheat at zoe. Mess Pork is
luotedAt SO, with sales of 300 bbls
There is very little done in the Eastern markets,
wing to the reception of the Niagara's news.
THIRD DISPATCH.
LOUISVILLE, April Three days previous to
he sailing of the steamer, the commercial feeling
vas more favorable. On the receipt of later news
rom India, reaction commenced, and, at the sail
ng of the Niagara, every department of trade as
umed more healthful aspect. Cotton, having
previously declined one:fourth, recovered one
ighM. Stock, 4OS, 900 bales; of which 259, 600 |
re American.
POLITICAL NEws.-The Hungarian war pro-
eeds unrelentingly. The regulations of civilized
warfare are totally dsregarded. 1t has become |
lere guerrilla butchery.%
Ireldnd.-The accounts from this Inflated coun-
", are CT the most distressing character The |
onditiOn of the people is most deplorable. Sew |
raj frightful murders are recorded in the papers,
France and England.-The most cordial and |
omplete understanding seems to exist between
rance and England, in relation to Italian affairs.
Hottand.-The son and heir-apparent of the King
Holland, was in London at the time of the death
f his father, and Immediately proceeded home on
ne receipt of the news.
DoMEsTIC.-At Cincinnati on the 18th there was
othlng doing in Provisions-in fact, every thing
inactive. River slowly falling Weather
loudly.
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