The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-03
Telegraphed to the 'Daily Crescent. ?"
Telegrapned 70 tne Daily UleScenl.
Arrirm of the Cdn0d0.
DEPRESSION In FRENCH FUNDS.
Blockade of Cordova.
SURRENDER OF THE CITY OF PEsTH.
Preparations for War at Milan.
THE FRENCH ASSEMBLY.
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC MARKETS.
ETC. ETC. ETC.
Arriral Of the Canada.


| BALTIMORE, Jan. 80, IS49.-At New York this
evening there were 600 bales of Cotton sold at a
slight reduction in prices since the reception of the
| foreign news by the steamer-market heavy. Flour
remains unchanged Corn is declining, the sales
amounting to 10000 bushels at IS, and 81 to 60
cents per bushel, for Mixed and Yellow Provis-
ions steady, Rice quiet and Lard dull Treasury
Notes 81, New Loan 81 prem. The mail is still
beyond the Susquehanna.
o. We are indebted to Col. Doane of O'Reilly's
Peoples Telegraph Line, for the following dispatch:
Nashville, Jan. 81. jsaa.
The steamer Canada has arrived.
FRANCE.-The French funds are rather lower,
owing to the uncertainty whether the Assembly
will be sufficiently patriotic to allow itself to be dis
solved without struggle Some disturbances
have occurred near Paris.
SPAIN.-Cordova, in Spain, has been block
AIDED by the Carlists.
AUsTRIA.-The Imperalists continue success
full. Through treachery, the city of Dowine RI
Our other dispatches had this Pesthl has fallen
into the hands of the Austrian army.
Observation-Disclosures indicate the renewal
of the Schleswig- Hostein war as soon as winter
lTALY.-lt is rumored in Paris that the Pope
desires to avoid foreign interference, and will
make personal appeal to the people, and if it
be not responded to, he will let things take
their own course. He is still at Gaeta. Let
tiers from Milan mention that preparations for
war being made.
Cotton for the week ending the Sd, showed
an advance of of a penny, and on American
descriptions ! of a penny, with considerable
speculation. Fair Orleans Al to A. Mobile
a to Al. Georgia Bowed Al to a.. American
Flour, sweet, &c shillings. Corn % to 80. Meal
IA shilngs and 3 pence to IA shillings and 9
pence. Lard, in kegs, 35 to Sc; in barrels, "a
shillings to "a shillings and pence Pork, |
prime, new, 40 to so; old, 40 to 50. Bacon, |
new, long, middling, free from bone, in salt,
40 to 40.
The aspect of commercial affairs is encour-
aging, and good business is anticipated during
the approaching spring. Money is easy dis
counts ranging from 81 to 81 per cent.
Consols, for money, 99t.
The discounts of the Bank Of England con-
tinue satisfactory.
The following dispatch received on Thursday,
should have appeared yesterday morning, but was
omitted through some unaccountable oversight
BALTIMORE, January 30th.-According to the
very latest by the steamer Canada, it appears
hat Odillon Barrot will undoubtedly be chosen
Vice President Of the French Republic, he having
been recommended for that station by Napoleon.
0ufoure it is thought will succeed Barrot as Minis.
er of Justice.
On the morning of the 18th, news was received
It Liverpool that movements in favor of dissolving
he Assembly were becoming very general. La
maritime approves the measure.
HUNGARY.-The city of Pestb has been forced
0 surrender to the Imperialst forces under Win
ischgratz.
The Catholic powers of Europe, it is said, will
Interfere in behalf the Pope.
Duffy has not yet been tried at Dublin, the Judges
eclarng he could not be tried on charge of trea-
enable publications made after his arrest The
Judges will not agree writ Of error in the case
f Meagher. !
In the Liverpool Cotton market, on the 18th. in
ne forenoon, moderate business was done in cot
IN, at steady prices, the sales amounting to 500
ales. Nothing done in Corn, and the market k
kelly to remain the same for the next fortnight i
rices unchanged. 0
The Susquehanna was blocked up by ice, by p
hich the Northern mails are detained. D