The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-04
qSisgrapE6d 10 he & DAILY C,ssoe,a.0
BY the southern Line.


South America.
The brig Adelaide, at New York from Havana
reports that Rey had been surrendered to the Ameri
can Consul, and left for New Orleans on the l9lh
News from Venezuela has been received to the
effect that Monagas, with 1000 troops, was march
ing against his. old enemy Paez.
Mrs. Mitchell, the wife of the exled Irish patriot
has arrived at New York from Liverpool, and will
proceed Immediately to Washington City.
New York Markets
Two thousand bales Of Cotton were sold vester-
day. Fair Upland commands l0I to 1O1c
SECOND DIsPATcH.
ARRIVAL OF THE CALEDONIA. ,
Important Commercial Intelligence.
The annexed dispatch from cur Baltimore cor
respondent announces the arrival at Halifax of the
steamship Caledonia, and furnishes an accurate ac-
count of the markets,
BALTnoRE, Aug. 31.-The Caledonia arrived
at Halifax on Friday, (9lst,) having left Liverpool
on the 18th inst.
The Markets,
There has been decided improvement in almost
every branch of trade, and prices in the Liverpool
Produce Market have been more fully supported,
while purchasers have operated at rather higher
rates. In consequence Of the accounts from the
United States respecting the growing crop of Cot
ton being unfavorable, holders have asked and OBJ
tanned higher terms. The Cotton market, during
The week preceding the departure of the steamer,
has been extremely active. The quotations of the
Board of Trade for Fair Upland are 5ld.; for Fair
Mobile SD; and Fair Orleans SD,
Grain Market
Breadstuffs are dull. On Tuesday Wheat Of all
fIaen Il
langud, the better qualities brought the rates an
nounced blythe previous steamer; inferior grades
experienced decline of Cd. Subsequently,, how
ever, the market became steady Prime sound
Americon commanded 23s. Cd to 25s. inferior was
duh at 2Os. American Wheat is quoted at IS. Cd.
to IS. I'd. per bushel Indian Corn has advanced
ID. to Sd. per quarter. Yellow ranges at from 27s
to 2ss. White from 2Ss. to 29s., with moderate
but steady demand. 81
Provisions.
American Provisions are well sustained. Lard
has advanced Cd per ewt,
State of Trade ri.
The accounts from the manufacturing districts
are encouraging for cotton and woollen goods.
Money Market
Money continues abundant and discounts are
readily obtained. The English Funds were very
steady at the last accounts.
Danish Squadron.
The Danish blOckading squadron has left the
Elbe, and commenced resuming active operations,
The U. S. frigaie st. Lawrence has departed
from Bremen for cruise in the Baltic.
THIRD D1sPNToH.
Further by the Caledonia.
Political Inteligenoe-The queens Visit TO Ire.
land-DistuE6anoes in tle French Assembly
Hungarian Triumphs,
BALTIMORE, Sept. 1.-The Queens visit to Ire.
land has terminated, Her Maissty's progress is
said to have been everywhere marked by much
enthusiasm.
AT the close Of the sitting Of the French Assem-
bly, and during very exciting debate, Pierre Bo
naparte struck an elderly Representative in the
face. They were both arrested, and Bonaparts will
be tried for the insult offered the Assembly. An
adjournment of that body has taken place to the
LIST of October
Paris and the surrounding country has been re-
lieved from martial law, and is now perfectly
tranquil, - 81
Bavaria
1t is reported that the French Government has
received information to the effect that Austria has
applied to Bavaria for assistance in the war against
Hupgery, and that Bavaria will furnish a force of
$4,000 men.
b r Hungary.
Great alarm prevails at Vienna and Presburg, in
consequence of the appearance of the Hungarian
outPosts in the vicinity of the latter city large
number Of Austrian soldiers was forthwith dis.
patched to assist in garrisoning Presbur in case it
should be attacked by the Magyars.
The capture of Raab and the entrance of the
Hungarians into that city are fully confirmed. A
three days battle, characterized by great obstnacy
and courage on both sides, is said to have been
fought between the Russians and the Magvars.
The latter were commanded by Georgey The
russians suffered greatly from the impetuous on
saughts OF the Iungarians, though from the fact
that the latter slowly retreated, it would appear
that the advantage must have finally remained
with the Russians. = =
Aletterfrom Vienna, received at Paris, positively
that tue Austrans are about to open ne
DONATIONS with the Hungarisns for peace. =
Further Commercial Intelligence
LlDeEpoot, Aug. lS.-The sales of Cotton for the
week amount to So, l40 bales of which spectators
ook 80 800, and exporters 1000 bales The Ameri-
IAN descriptions sold embrace II ,73O bales Georgia,
md ll,73O Alabama, Mobile and Orleans. The
weeks imports are $1,000 bales. The stock on
land consists of 6522s0 bales, against $50 100 at
he same period last year.
Hqvre Cotton MdrkeG-The imports from the
18th February to the LIST July, comprise $4,000
bales, against 225,lls last year. The market is
active.
lour dispatch terminates here rather suddenly
Fourth DIsPAroH
From the Oape Of Good Hope-Further uiztn m,
anoes-Eurther by the Caledonia.
3. BALTIMORE, Sept 3, PM, [via PETERSBURG
Nel0 York, Sept.,l.-Advices have. been received
ifom the Cape of Good Hope to the 18th Julv II
Is stated that the vessel which left Bermuda with
Mitchell the Irish patriot, on board, had not ar
rived. Great excitement existed amcpg The na,,ol.
at Cape Town, in consequence of the dsta+ro mo-
ton Of the British Government to send il, CON.
yicts to that colony. Several of the Govern rosnt
officers had resigned and those who had bee n nm.
pointed in their place had been driven avn ~ b,y
the people, and their houses destroyed. Tn mill.
tary were called out to suppress the Sis,url ,ances