The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-06
Kossuth Excitement Abating.


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Kossuth Excitement Abating.
Continental News.
NrwYoRK, Nov. 3.
England.
The Cunsrd steamer Africa arrived at Liverpool
on the 10Th, the Cunard steamer Baltic on the 21st
and the steam-propeller s. s. Lewis from Boston,
also on the 21st.
Lard was dull; Sugar quiet, and Coffee closed
firm at previous rates. Money was easy, and
consols at the close were quoted at 97A 97t.
Trade in the manufacturing districts was dull
and prices declining
Late accounts from the Cape of Good Hope
are still more discouraging. The British troops
met with severe repulse in battle with the
| natives, on the LIST Of September.
Prince Albert has written an autograph letter
to each of the Commissioners of the various
nations at the Worlds Fair.
The enthusiasm regarding Kossuth is abatng
in England the delay of his arrival is prolonged
Bloomerism has taken vigorous start in Eng
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France.
Nothing definite has yet transpired with rela-
ton to Louis Napoleons ministry Paris and the
country were quiet
The King of Hanover was lying dangerously
i'll, and his recovery was not expected.
Austria.
Advices from Vienna state that orders had been
given BY the Austrian Government to its Minister
| in London, to cease all communication with the
give an audience to Kossuth
Liverpool Markets. Movement of
Steamers and Gold.
NEwYoRK, Nov. 3.
Liverpool letters state the sales of Cotton on
Monday and Tuesday at 5000 bales, of which,
only 1000 were for ort, and none for specula-
ton. Breadstuffs wei e less active, and prices oil
Flour were shade lower.
Holders Of Cotton continued to press their
stocks on the market.
The Chagres steamer Cherokee has arrived
here, bringing one and quarter millions of dol
| lars worm OF ROu aust.
The Bremen steam packet Hermann sailed
to-day for Southampton and takes out seventy
five thousand dollars in specie.
Il Heavy Failures.
fl PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 9.
| James R. Smith q Co., extensive dry good,
dealers in this city, have failed Their liabtie.
. are stated at half million dollars
t A Wall street broker named NEWMAN has mys
! teriously disappeared from NewYork.
Il Network Markets--LiverpooI Corn
Market.
NETWORK, Nov. 8.
| The Cotton market has been less active to. da,
and prices rather easier, but without any quotabl
change. Flour is dropping; Ohio is quoted a
So so SO ST., and State at So 81 a 81 per Dbl
!. Corn steady at 57ic per bushel for mixed West
: ern. Lard 81 Ste per ID. Rio Coffee 8! a Ske
Freights firm.
Liverpool letters say there is a better deman
> for floating cargoes of Corn, and prices hav
slightly improved.
}. Ohio River-- markets.
PrrrsBuRs, Nov. 3.
The river here is still falling slowly, with tire
feet eight inches in the channel
CINcISNAT1, Nov. 3.
u The river at this place has fallen four niche
during the last "a hours. Heavy rains on Satul
4 day night.
! The Flour market has been heavy sales a
So 70aS2 so per Dbl. Whisky 16!c per gallon.
'. LOUISVILLE. November 3.
i There are now forty inches water in the cana
! here, and the river stationary Weather cool.
9 The steamboats, Chancellor, Trenton and Co
Dickinson left here to-day for New Orleans
d LATER FROM SALT LAKE.
Affairs In the Territory Disorder an,
Sedition.
s ST. LOUIS, November 3.
Is The Salt Lake mail has arrived at Indepen
dence, with dates from that place to the Sd
October 1t brings sad accounts of the conditio
Of affairs in the Territory. B. o. Harris, the Sec
rotary, G. R. Bradenberg, Chief Justice, Perry I
!. Brocchas, Associate Judge, and H. r. Day, India
+ Agent, have all been compelled to leave the Terri
It tory, owing to the seditious conduct of Brigham
Young the Governor. The 900 appropriate
by Congress for the Territory had all been squan
g dered by Young, and he attempted to get $24, 90
e more from Secretary Harris, but it was refused
Il The Upper Mississippi is falling. Weathe
very cold, and is feared that navigation will
be closed
l. Judge Mclean and the Cuba Invasion
New York Elections.
New York. November ..
= Judge Mclean of Ohio, has charged the Gran
. Jury in Cincinnati relative to the recent invasion
' of Cuba. He says there never was an invasio
among civilized nations more atrocious or les
II exeusable.
: The election returns are in from forty counte
It of this State, and show wing gain of $500 on TIL
a BY THE SOUTHERN LINE
-Four Days Later from California.
> Arrival of the Ohio--Extensive Fail
:. ure--New York Cotton Market.
New YORK. November S.
4 The Chagres steamer Ohio has arrived her
from Havana, which place she left on the 3lst III
y The steamer Prometheus arrived at Havana on tn
3lst of October, short of coal, bringing INTEL
gence from San Francisco four days later We'll
u Co., bankers at San Francisco have fae'