The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-14

MAINE ELECTIONS, ETC.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 12.-The steamship Europa
arrived at Halifax on Monday evening, 10th inst
at SO'clock, having sailed from Liverpool on the
LIST September, thus accomplishing the passage in
nine days.
Commercial Adviees.
LIVERPOOL, Sept The accounts brought by
the last overland mail from India represent COM
mercal affairs in that quarter as highly prosperous
In the early part Of the week the Liverpool Cotton
market stifened under the influence of advices
from the United States, and prices were a shade
higher, On Wednesday the demand fell off, the
rates FecediDg from eighth to a fartbing; but
on Friday again the temporary depression was re,
covered, and the market closed firmly at the prices
current on the departure of the previous steamer
The Brokers' Committee report quotations precisely
the same as those by the Niagara, viz SD. for
Fair Orleans. The operations of the week have
embraced $500 bales.
Brsadsiufs and Provisions
The Flour market has experienced further de.
cline, Baltimore and Ohio brands being quoted at
23s. 3D. to 24s. 3D., and Old Western Canal at 23s.
per barrel. The market for Indian Corn is steady
mixed lots going off at 25s. Cd. to 26s 3D., and
Yellow at 27s. Cd. to 28s. per quarter. The mar
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generally dull
Money in the London market is still very album
dant, but the demand for capital having increased,
only the best bills can be discounted at q per cent
per annum. The funds have declined, and Con.
soils closed on the 3Ist August at 92F. There is
but little doing in Paris in foreign stocks on the
BOurse. At Hamburg and Antwerp the funds are
steady and improving.
Hungary.
The accounts from Hungary received by the
Niagara are confirmed in every essential particular
by the present steamer. The belief generally pre-
walls in political circles, that Georgey surrendered
to the Russian forces under Pasluewitch, on dis
tinct pledge from the Emperor Nicholas, guaranty
ing the independence of Hungary. During the in
terval which has since elapsed several other corps
of Magyar troops have laid down their arms and
submitted to the Russians.
The fortress Of Comorn has not yet surrendered
1t has been represented IN some quarters that BEN
and Kossuth had been captured by 1.-The invaders.
On the other hand, however, accounts from Tur-
key say that these brave patriots had reached
Adrianople, and had eventually embarked on board
of an English ship.
Paskiewitch has delivered Georgey to the Aus
trian COMMANDMENT Chief; and our dispatch states
that he will either be confined in the Castle of
0mutz, or in fortress of Bohemia. On the
whole, as our dispatch adds the details from Hun
gary are very contradictory.
Germany.
From Berlin we have the information that seven
German States have ratified the confederation pro-
posed on the part of Prussia, Hanover and Saxony.
Seven others have expressed discrimination to
unite in the ratification; while seven more will
take further time to deliberate on the subject.
Italy.
| The city of Venice capitulated on the 9th Of
August on the terms proposed by Radetzsky.
The Government of Tuscany has refused to al
low funeral honors to be paid to Charles Albert,
| the deceased ex-King of Sardinia.
France
The French Government and the Pope are still
at loggerheads. The Red Repu bcans are about
holding grand council at Geneva, and Ledru
Rollin has left Paris to join in the proceedings.
Louis Napoleon, it is said, is about to marry the
| daughter of the King of Sweden. His friend, M.
de PenaguY having gone to Stockholm for the pur-
pose Of arranging the prelininaries
The Russian Minister at Paris has officially an
nounced that the Emperor Nicholas does not CON
template any territorial aggrandizement, but will
withdraw his troops as soon as the Hungarians
have laid down their arms
Maine Elections,
The elections in Maine, as far as heard from,
show that the wings have gained two members of
the State Legislature.
Massachusetts.
The special election for a Congressman in the
Fourth Congressional District has resulted as here
tofore, in no choice. Palfrey free soil has plu-
rality, but the democratic and wing votes together
exceed that given to him.
| SECOND DISPATCH.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 12-6 P. M.-The sales of the
week at Liverpool comprised 1000 bales taken by
! spectators, and 5000 bales taken by exporters.
! The stock at Liverpool is $4,000 bales, and en-
braces 100000 American descriptions. The total
exports of ls49 are 127, 900 bales Sales of Prime
Mess Pork have been effected at 81 to 3Ss.
THIRD DISPATCH.
BALTIMORE, Sept. l2-64 P. M.-Among the pas
sengers by the Europa is George Bancroft, late
American Minister to England, with his family.
Massachusetts.
Twenty-eight additional towns in the Fourth
Congressional District have been heard from, and
Palfrey Gree soil whig) loses 225 votes since the
last trial.
Effect of the Steamers News.
The New York markets remain thus far unafsct-
ed by the steamers advices.
] New York State Fair.
Fifty thousand persons attended the Great State
| Agricultural Fair of New York on the first day.
Among the distinguished citizens present were
Henry Clay, Thomas Corwin, Willard Fillmore
| and General Wool
FOURTH DEsPATCH.
Late and Important from Santa Fe.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 49, II M.-Advices from
Santa F6 have been received to the 18th August.
A very severe fight has taken place between COM
pany of soldiers under Capt. lenders, r! and large
party of Apache Indians. The latter lost thirty of
their number in killed and wounded and seventy
six prisoners. OF the former, only three men were
wounded.
On the 18th July, Major Chevallie had battle
with the Camanches. Forty Indians were killed,
and not less than two hundred taken prisoners.
Major Chevslie likewise captured five hundred
mules Only one man of his company was wounded.
The situation of Col Washington at Santa Fe