The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-21
ECoND DISPATCH.


SECOND DISPATCH.
New York, April 10, II P. M.-Commercial.-
The Liverpool Cotton market for week after the
departure of the Niagara dull particularly the
Low Middling. qualities and prices gave way ID.
But for the week ending April 7th, there was a
good demand from consumers and the decline was
considered recovered so that the last quotations
AZ for Fair Upland and Mobile are now reported,
and Fair Orleans, from its relative scarcity, is
raised to AID. Middling Upland and Mobile at AID
Middling Orleans AID. But still the market was
not buoyant and closed rather heavily on the 18th,
the quantity offering being beyond the demand.
Sales for the week ending 30th March "a 900 bales,
of which 1000 were on speculation, and 5000 for
export. The business for the five days preceding
the 5th inst, was $500 bales of which 1900 were
to SPECTATORS
The Grain market continues in the same state of
depression last noticed. At Mark Lane prices re-
coded on Monday transactions were limited.
U. S. Wheat 43 to 46s.; Canada 40 to AS. per
quarter.
Very little business doing in Flour American
freely offered at % to 25s. per Dbl.
Indian Corn quoted at 81 to 29s for white, and
80 to 3ls. for yellow. At Liverpool on the 5th,
Flour non,inally 22s. cd. to 23s. 3d. per bbl; the
latter only obtained for the best brands of Ohio.
White Corn 81 to 2Ss; yellow 29s. 3D. per quarter.
THIRD DIsPATe
New York, April 19.-At Liverpool, on the 9TH,
the Provision Trade was steady. but prices We're
limited-holders firm imports from AmeIica large.
Middles 80 to 4Os.
Aaly.-Charles Albert has been conquered, and
then he abdieated.s He is now exiled to Madrid or
Lisbon. The Austrians crossed the Ticno; and
at the same time the Piedmontese crossed and con-
tinued to retreat before the Imperial General
Three battles ensued in all of which the Austrians
were victorious. The last and main battle was
fought on the oath of March. The Austrian army
was fifty thousand strong, and the Italians were
led by Charles Albert. After this battle Charles
Albert abdicated in favor of his son, Victor En-.
manuel. The abdieation took place at Navarro
Radetzsky consented to an armistice. The new
King pledges himself to keep faith with the Hun
garans and Polish Lombard companies in his ser.
vice, and concluded treaty of peace with the
Austrians.
At Rome it is generally believed that the Pope
will return.
The King of Prussia has been elected Emperor
Of Germany.
France is tranquil, with the exception Of SLIGHT
disturbances in the Provinces. Napoleon main.
tains his position by instantly suppressing disorder
and by avoiding armed interference in the affairs
of surrounding nations.
The Hungarian war continues to be waged with
fierceness. The Emperor of Russia seems to be
awaiting pretext for interfering further, and for
bringing down a large army to crush the Hun
garians.
la India there has been great battle between
the British and the Sikhs. On the 18th February
there were several skirmishes, and the Sikhs re-
treated to Chenaube their further retreat was cut
off by the Bombay Division under Gen. Whish
This Division effected junction with Cough, and
a great battle ensued. The Sikhs were completely
routed, and many guns and standing camps, as
well as a great deal of ammunition, were taken
possession of by the British.
LAST DISPAT CH.
BALTIMORE, April l9-Michael Musson has
been officially appointed by the President Post
master at New Orleans.
TELEGRAPH STATION, s. w. Pass,
April 20, $50 Pm.
The Ocean is about to start with bark Genoa.
Another ship not yet up, now coming over the bar.
No other tow left to-day.
Auction Sales This Day.