The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-14
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ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICA.
Important and Cheering Nova from Hungary
Movements in England to Reeognizs Hum
sary-state Of Characterization ofihe Markets.
AT halfpsst 9 O'Clock yesterday morning we re-
ceived a dispatch from our tslsgFaphie cores
pendent at Washington, announcing the arrival Of.
Che steamship Amerca, at Halifax, with dates from
Liverpool TO the 2sth ult
Hungary.
The dispatch in relation to the affairs Of Hum
gary is somewhat obscure, but the intimation is
nevertheless distinctly conveyed that the RIagyars
are maintaining the unequal contest with prospect
eventually Of emancipating their country from the
bondage of Austria.
It appears that the HungaFians were victorious
in several engagements under their commanders,
Benz and Dembinski. until the 18th ult Suisse
quently it would seem that battle was fought
III which the Russians defeated DembinskL In
the neighborhood of Watson a great battle has
been fought, in which the Hungarians claim the
victory.
A great meeting has been heldin the city of
London, at which many expressions Of sympathy
for the Hungarans were uttered. A petition pre-
scented to Parliament for The aVo0ed purpose Of re-
cognizing the Hungarian Government, was the
subject Of great debate and excitement in the
House Of Commons.
The treaty between Sardinia and Austria has
not yet been ratified. Venice remains unsubdued
The city of Rome is under military rule, and all
orders are issued in the name of the Pope, who is
still at Gaeta, but will soon proceed to Rome to
exercise both temporal and spiritual power. The
Emperor Of Russia has loaned ten millions Of
Rubles to the Pope.
The Cotton Market
LIVERPOOL, July 8.-Commercial affairs Of the
last week present but little change. Trade con
tnues steady, and the accounts from the manufae-
turing districts. are satisfactory. American Cot
tons are ashade higher, and brokers report the fol.
lowing quotations: Fair Upland, sgd; Mobile, sid;
Fair Orleans, SD, but hardly obtainable. TThis
latter remark is quite nreconeileable with the init
nation that Cottons are shade higher, as the
quoted figures are identcally the same as those
transmitted by the last steamerl
Monetary
The Money market remains easy. Consols have |
huetuated from 924 to 93B. American Securities |
are firm. U. S. Skies 81 per cent prem. Pennsyl- |
Vania Elves, sl.to 50. French five per cents, at
the Paris Bourse on the 18th, 67E55c.
Corn and Produce.
The Produce market is moderately active, and |
prices are generally supported. Indian Corn is in
less demand at 29to 9Os per quarter for white, and
Is to 3Os. for yellow. Corn Mead, Is to lbs. Cd. |
per Dbl The market for Pork is firm. Bacon is |
in active demand; Western, Is to 26s per ewt;
Shoulders, II % 23s. There has been steady /
demand for Lard Carolina Rice, 1885, Quota.
tations for Flour are not reliable.
SECOND DISPATCH.
Official Appointmenis-Th Presidents Tour.
.WAsHINaTON, Aug. lO-Appointasents 5y the |
President.-Rudoph Grooming, of New Orleans,
Appraiser, vice Ernest Morphy, resigned VIM. /
M. Beale, Assistant Treasurer at New Orleans. /
John Laplace, Receiver of Public Moneys, at |
Natchitoches, La
The Presidentleft this city at O'Clock yesterday |
His sonsin-law, Dr.. Wood, met him at Baltimore, |
and will accompany him on his tour. The President /
win likewise be accompanied by Governor John |
son, Of Pennsylvania, as far as Bedford Springs.
THIRD DIsPhToH.
Turkey.
One days later intelligence has been received.
The Sultan Of Turkey has issued strong protest
against the transportation of Russian troops through
and threatens to disarm them. This |
news has produced great sensation in France and
England. 1t is rumored that these powers are |
about protesting against the invasion of Hungary
by Russia
Germany
The King Of Wurtemberg has disapproved of the
German constitution.
Rome
The French squadron has sailed to Gaeia to take
the Pope to Civita Vecchia.
Hungary.
The latest accounts are favorable to the success
Of the Hungarians. Jslachich is in a precarious
situation, and unless speedily reinforced, will pro-
badly be entirely crushed. Gorgey has completely
out-witted the Russian army in the North
THE PRESIDENTS Tour. - The Washington
Republic announced on the 9Th that the President