The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-10-02
ARRIIAL OF THE WASHINGTON
n 1sur Days Later From n.rep..

Nav YoRK September r. B
J. The American steamer Washington arrived at
~ wharf this morning, with four days later advi-
C. g from Europe. She brings London dates TO
wednesday, lUth instant, and $50 passengers. =
Miscellaneous ltsms.--A letter from Captain
Parker, Of tho whale ship True Love, giving an
account OF Capt Austin's expedition up to the 1911
Eof September, 1850, has been rscei, ed II Liver
pool, which fully confirms the report brought By
ne Prince Albert, thar Sin John Franklin passed
Riley. letter to that effect had been received
tIom Capt Kane, Of the U. 8. expedition.
The Y. >. irlgate Mississippi ran ashore on the
night Of the 2lst ult., in smyrna Bay, and would
have to lghten in order to get off
The Africa had arrived out in ten days and six
hours, mean time.
Among the passengers by the Washington
were Captain Brown and the crew Of the yacht
America
Messrs. Bramah & ca. had paid over the 200
guineas, under protest, to Mr.. Hobbs, being the
reward they had offered to any one who could pick
their lock. f4 ~ E
The Peninsula and Oriental Steamship Comma
ny arc building the largest steamer in the world,
beng 80 feet long and worked by four engines o
l1OO horse power. They guarantee to perform the
trip OF 300 miles, from Southampton to Alexsn-
drla, in less than nine days.
The United States irigate Independence ar
rived at Gibraltar on the 3lst August.
England.-Great preparations were making at
Southampton to receive Kossuth, who was daily
expected in the steamer Mississippi.
The Spanish Embassador had addressed a long
letter to the London Times, reutng various arti-
ces copied from American papers, relative to Gu.
ban affairs. The expedition had created great
excitement in commercial circles.
The Austrian loan was to be opened on the 9th.
but NO part was to be taken in London.
Two frightful accidents had occurred in Eng
land, IN which SIX persons were killed and great
number wounded.
The Baltic had arrived at Liverpool on the 9th,
in ten days from New York.
Caps Of Good Hops.-Advices from the Cape to
August had reached London, but the news was
still unsatisfactory. Sir H. Smith had made NO
movement Of consequence.
ANstrsa.-Vienna advices to the 4th state that
great uneasiness prevailed there ON account Of the
late imperial decree. and perfect panic prevailed
/ in the money market.
Further By the steamer Baltic.
Saa NEW YoRx, Septsmbsr %.
The steamer Baltic experienced severe weather.
She brings ninety passengers, including Commo.
dore Stevens, Of The yacht America.
The Earl McD0noughmore is dead.
The harvest u plendid 10 every respect
Tbs steamer City Of Manchester arrived at Liver
pool on the l4th and the Canada on the 18Th.
The English papers are filled with accounts Of
tho Cuban affair, which, together with The unset
tied slate OF France and continued iailures has
caused panic in the stock exchange. Consois Sc.
Inc London Standard thinks that financial crisis
Il approaching.
FTdnce.-Several departments in France have
been declared in state of siege in consequence Of
accounts Of disturbances. The persons implicated
IN Paris have been nearly all acquitted.
Amsterdam. Hamburg. and Antwerp markets
are dull.
], London and Liverpool papers still peak iasora.
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