The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-11
ARRIVAL OF the PACIFIC.
.COTTON ADVANCING I j!

COTTON ADVANCING! :!
NKw YORK, Saturday, June THE Collins
steamer Pacific has arrived, bringing Liverpool
dates to the 2sth May, four days later than those
| received by the Asia. The following is sum-
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL, May 2s.-There has been better
feeling in the Cotton market since the departure Of
the Asia and with fair demand prevailing, prices
for the low and middling qualities have advanced
one-eighth penny. The quotations are; for Fair
Orleans six and half, and Middling five and five
eighths to five and three quarters pence.
TRADE--CROPs.
Trade is rather better, and the CONNIE rcial
news generally more encouraging. The crops
are somewhat backward, but look well.
s-r FRANCE.
There has been no material change in the poll
teal condition of things the commercial news 10
more favorable
PORTUGAL.
There are Indications of a renewal of the diff
6culties between the Queen and the Duke Of
Saldanha.
Further By the Pacific.
HUNGARIAN ExILEs--.pORTuGAL.
lNEwYoRK, June y One hundred and fifty
Hungarian exes left Havre for NewYork, on
board the ship Monmouth.
The Duke de Saldanha reached Lisbon on the
18th May, with $500 men, and met an enthusiastic
reception.
FRANCE. ..
The debate in the Assembly on the subject of
the National Guards, was tumuItous and stormy.
-Four hundred and fifty members have pledged
themselves to revision of the Constitution.
BALTIC SAILED.
The Collins steamer Baltic sailed to-day, with
100000 in specie.
NEW YORK MARKETS, ~
Cotton is buoyant to-day, and 1900 bales sold
at full prices.
Lard is dull
RIVERS RISING.
LOUISVILLE, June L Dispatches from ST.
Louis state that the Mississippi there is food high
and rising rapidly. The water is now higher than
during the great food of 1914. The stores ON the
levee are flooded and goods are shipped onv from
the second stories
At1Cinoinnati the river has risen fourteen incbes
during the last twenty -four hours.
APPOINTMENT.
WASHINGTON, June 9-Lewis Seaton has been
Appraiser at Large, vice Edmonds, re-
'igned' OF Baltimore. Mr.. Brown is on trial for
orgng land warrants.
COSDEN MURDERERs.
BALTIMORE, June 9.-Wm. Shelton, one of the
nurderers Of the Cosden family, has been SEN
enced to be hung
BARNUM AND JENNY LIND,
fHiLADRLrHIA, June o. The engagement
etween Barnum and Jenny Lind terminates to.
light by mutual consent.
ALBANY, June 9.---The- Industrial Convention
nave nominated Isaac H. Walker, for President,
NEW YORK MARKETS.
Ns~ Yorx, juno O.---Csssoa advanced a..-.
uarter OF a cent, sales 1900 bales Corn-Western
mixed hfty-six to ifty.seven cents round Yellow
fty-nine to sixty cents. Mess Pork dull fourteen
oliars and sxty-two cents to fourteen dollars and
twenty-five cents. Plain Hams seven and quarter
ents. Shoulders six and quarter cents. Lard
light and half to nine and quarter cents for
'arrels.
Land Warrants $l40
RIVERS.
PiTTsBURa, June 9.-Fve feet water in the
channel, and river rising. a
CINCINNATI, June 9-The river rising. with
our feet water in the channel
ST. Louis, June 9.-The river still rising.
VIcKsBURG, June 10.-Boats down Yesterday
Amaranth, 10 A. M. Up yesterday, Peytona. 9
\ M; Crescent 9 A. n. Mary Foley, o. A. M.
To-day, down, Belle Key, 3 P. M (; New Orleans
81 P. M. River rising. Weather hot
River at Memphis within five feet of hiebwater
mark on Sunday, and rising rapidly.
COTTON BLOOM.
JACKSON, MIS-, June lO.-Cotton bloomed here
yesterday.
Three Dnaze LntoA. Gxsyy I,