The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-19
FURTHER NEWS BY THE AMERICA.

We find the following additional items, by tele-
graph, in the Philadelphia Ledger:
PRUSSIA. Prince Windischgratx is entrusted
with the settlement of affairs in Hungary
We have had repeated reports of the entrance Of
the Russians into Transylvania, but no authentic
accounts have reached us of such intervention
1t is believed that Russia is infringing with view
TO entertainments in that quarter. Lord Palmers-
ton seems to be fully aware of the DANGER and, in
spite of the obuquy which is attempted to be fast
ened on him, is steadily crcumventing an Intrigue
which, if persevered in, would infallibly bring
about general European war.
The Austrian banker, Mr.. silva, has taken q new
loan of $4,000 600 forins, in conjunction with the
firm Of Rothschild and the Russian house of Stei-
gratz Co. The Emperor has authorized the ex-
portation of considerable portion of bullion from
the stock in the vaults of the Bank Of Russia with
view to facilitate the payment Of this loan.
The declared hostility of Austria to the scheme
of German unity, and the apparently sincere oppo-
siti0n of Russia together with the rrec0ncileabe
enmity of Bavaria leave only very little hope Of a
speedy realization of the projects Of the Frankfort
Assembly.
RussIA.--Some of the Paris papers assert that
the British Ambassador at Coistantinople has pro.
tested against the occupation of Moldavia and
Wallachia by Russia, in which course he is sus-
tained by the Ambassador of France
CANToN.-The commercial advices from China
are not SO favorable might be wished The stock
Of manufactured goods is small, but the demand
very limited. Lower prices had been submitted to
for both cloth and yarn; Money was so scarce that
nothing could be had but for barter. A large ex-
port of bullion had been going on for some time
past, and was beginning to tell seriously on com
merce, and high rates Of interest were being paid.
MANILA, Dec. 23.-The stock of piece goods il
still very large, and the trade, wholesale and retail
is very dull, but there is prospect of improvement
the dry has set in when there would prob
a hn a lar pfnfr rio frC A L.
of vessels has been lost in the typhoon on their way
from the hemp districts of Albayer Camarme, where
agreat portion of the plantations had been DESTROYED
Hemp was likely to be supplied in a very limited
quantity for some time, the price Is Inadequate
lNDIA.-The town Of Woolratz has been captured
after having been battered and bombarded for m
entire week, during which time the citadel held
out. The defence seems to have been ono Of the
most obdurate on record On the 9th, the columns
moved to the attack, and established themselves
within five hundred yards of the walls. Batteries
were erected, and on the 28th terrible lombard
ment commenced. On the both, the fort, contain
well-directed mortar The devastation and loss Of
life were horrible.
L1yLRfooL Eel; nBrsad.,gfs-M Marx Lane. on Mon.
assIter White a. The lew .sles iRst made
sa fS .S's afSs 4 e ss
.y a. .. he sd .sss
AZ 81 70 Ss,. : s.;s; ed 81 81:
e o. ve, ~ ne here and e
acted the quality Of Beef in the market 3 very in
csp lower rses In Pork and Bacon tbes y Sns &C.
Cheese and Lard are receding Butter has fallen la02
and prices improve " '''' ue'n'"" 'onanue' large
gut circulars advancing s per ton but Of them
vance The Of women tbs popoed ss Viii not osy
Pc put uhsI advance At day mar posi-
1913 With the prospect. Of trade this seems reasonable
s oe oS bs Bs "a Heon IN y rs @
Pig, net cash. co IS. 80
,p Money Market.
The home fand. l. " .sa;u srD.,;s"o 1o,,.
ton Of 4 per cest The market opened with Improved