The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-07


improvement IN prices Indian Corn was quoted |
q from s5s. 10 36s' per quarter fol White; yellow
was armsr and was sold al 36s. Western, Canal
and Baltimore Flour We're at from 23s 3D. to Dds |
Inferior from 2 Is Sd. to 22s GU Philadelphia al
from 23s- Cd 10 25s. per Dbl Wheat was quoted
Rome
Upto the evening previous 10 the Csnada's sail |
ing no news had beenreoeivedi in Paris Of the entry
Of the French into Rome. Oudinot, it was thought
would not make general attack before the 7th. at
which lime news Of lhe failure Of The Paris conspi-
Facy Of the 18th would reach Rome and probably !
induce the uiumvifate to capitulate Wonderful
reasoning to be sure The Lyons Gazette Of tie
20ih. states that a Geographic dispatch from Mar
settles, received they were going 20 press. an
nounces The entry Of tie French into Rome.
Insurrsction at Lyons.
The attempt at insurreetion in Paris has been
followed BY more formidable resisiance 70 Tie I
laws in Lyons. A serious engagements took place
IN The streets between the troops and the mob, and
a considerable number Of lives were lost on both
sides. Barricades were thrown up, and they were
not taken until battered down BY cannsn. The
fighing commenced on the morning 81 the 18th. and
continued until a late hour at night bur tele-
graphite dispatch dated at Lyons on the afternoon Of
lie 18th, announces that tie insurgents had been
completely routed The streets cleared aud the city
restored to tranquility. There were upwards Of
$4,000 troops in The town.
Defeat Of the Aastrians and Russians BY the
Hungariaus.
The Austrians and Russians have been defeated
ia a great battle fought with the Hungarians
The former lost 1900 men, The latter 5000. The
battle lasted 60 hours and took place on plain be-
tween Raab and Werzland
SECOND DIsPATcB.
Barings' Circular.
BAITmoRE, July 6-Barings Circular quotes
Cotton as steady at the prices I before ssnt you.
American Stocks We're heavy the New Loan was
at 1885, At New York, Cotton was firm; Faif
Upland was at from s4.to ST. The sales amounted
10 1000 bales.
Mr. Clay sick with Cholera.
Henry Clay is at Louiville sick with cholera
Cholera IN the Cities.
AT Cincinnati there were yesterday 1877 deaths
The disease is unabated in New York and Phila-
delphia.
oLYnrc FHrATRE-This evening will be performed the
interesting Drama Of Isabelle aud the popular local
srayssanza Of olympus in Ne@otleans
~ We call the attention Of the public to an advertise
ment Of MONEY Lost Our worthy friend MI j. B Leeie
the loser and we earnestly request for bis sake that any
information eouoaning i may be Communicated 70 him at
the shsihs Ufiee.
FoR CALIFoHNA VIA CHseREs-The fine brig NJ. O.
Draper Capt Draper, leaves this evening positively, and
Offers excellent opportunity for passengers bound for the
Gold regon Passengers requested be board with
thsir baggage by o'clock p. Post No s. Second MI.
i nieipality.
g FoR THE WATERING PIAcra To DAY-The steamer
Olivia, Capt Gree, viii leave Tor Vaudeville and obe
places IN ie Pney Woods region on the arrival Of the AZ
& O'Clock ira Of ean-aud To Morrow 65unday)a al o'clock
p a w.. The fine steamer Gen TAYLOR will leave for thu
NH.Ian II Lob q a a. ulH
9oeo k... The Oregon for Mobile, &c, at Il O'Clock.
The California at O'Clock, r. and The Mobis at
o'clock The above all good boats with obEing
eentamany officers and win puFthe most iastdioBs in goos
humor with them elves and all aroundthem
THR Can't GKr AWAY CLuB,-Those who belong 4,
e the Saturday Cant get away Club can pass few
= hours most pleasantly. TO morrow with that jelly ia
y landlord Capt. Dan Eiekok Of the Warrington House
New Shell Road. Dan has way OF pleasing his epsomo
by giving them all kinds Of good fish, trek Jro he lake
! together with the best the New Orleans market affords
with little to wash il down together with plenty Of
stories and Jokes in the interim Of eating and drinking, 70
make you aake you sides with laughter Add 10 the above
good bath in the lake and think viii have pretty
y good time oft Those who wish play the gallant, viii
End pleasant trip CaTroton, and here amell hs
sweet scented fragrance from The beautiful gardens and
d ehto the music Of The aihered wsbes that in
habit that lovely retreat After have enjoyed prone
made in the gardens Of the substantial uxnes
Capt Angels Hotel The ladies will find The Ice Cssm
and Lemon des excellent and the gentlemen beg OF
moment visit the front Of The house anti
e temperance iisAd. They have green weed there irss
d from the garden
10 THR NORTHERN FisHERMEN.--Th yarmouth
N Register says that the vessels which have arrive,
er in that vicinity from maekere voyages, hav
Is. brought in very small fares The Yarmouth ami
'n Dennis fleets, which have just arrived from tw
IA, months cruise, have packed out on an averag
e about iiiiy barrels,to each vessel The cod fisher
H.. men have made rather better fares, though III
he prices Of fish 50 low that they will make poo
ne season Of it unless there is rise in the market
~ FaoM BuENos AYRFs.--The brig Eliza Taylor
y from Buenos Ayres May 9th, arrived at Boston o
y. the 9th. Bueuos Ayres was full Of merchant YES
n sells, mostly foreigners. many Of which have bee
"a lying there Eve or six months doing nothing
n Hamburg and Bremen ships, which could not &
~ home, were taking freight Of hides to the Unite
States, low &c. per H.. The brig Seguin
was 70 sail for California on the 7th Of May, viii
ma 90 passengers, mostly Portuguese and Englisl
The The brig Hyder was 10 sail in twenty days f
der Calilornia--she had ten passengers engaged
ter Hamburg bark has also been chartered I
- California Quite number had gone across q
of country to Valparaiso Produce was scarce al
as higl--trade very dull
IN LATER FROM SIERRA LEoNE.-The brig La
M retta, James Thunton MASTER arrived in Ne
!. York on The 9th ult., from the west coast Of
he rica she sailed from sierra Leone on the SUth
M May. The schooner Lark arrived al Sierra Leo
] - May 12th from England, and sailed for Monrov
M May l4th This schooner was sent out by d
bis British Governments as a present 70 the Rsnub
~ Of Liberia She is about $50 tons, or thereabOu
81 rugged with ioretopsal and topgallantsail, wi
~ four brass guns She is sent out under the col
- mand Of British naval officers, who would deliv
~ her up at Monrovia, and join some Of their uv
ost vessels q war mele wv s siaNeiS -
on aenpea ana soiu l1ay tO'li anu el G ~,
There was also schooner brought in on the s
=. Of May, but she had not been condemned when t
~ Lauretia sailed.