The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-10-25

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T0legraphed to the "CresCont."
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New York Markets.
NEW YoRx, October 2l-l2 M.
\ The Cotton market has not been active this
morning, but prices are firm at yesterday .
quotaiions-say for middling Orleans &c. Flour
has advanced. and holders are NOW firm in do
manding % s7a per Dbl. for Ohio. Wheat is
also improving. Corn is also still tending upward,
and $1,000 bushels were disposed Of At Size. per
bushel. Provisions are without change in prices.
New Orleans Canal Bank Stock has advanced Sc.
Probable Elsotion Of Mr.. Tsombs-.Con-
sui Owen arrived.
WAsmxaroN. October a.
The Republic Of this morning thinks that the
Legislature of Georgia will elect Mr.. Toombs to
the Senate in Congress.
Allen F. Owen, late Consul at Havana, has ar
rived at Charleston, 8. c.
Jerome Fuller, Of New York, has been appointed
BY the President Chief Justice of the Supreme
Court in Minnesota, vies Goodrich, removed.
Alexander Wilkins is appointed Secretary of Min
nssota, Vics Charles M. Smith, removed, and
James W. Turkey, Marshal.
New York Markets.
New YoRx. Friday evening. Oct. a.
The total sales of Cotton to-day, have been 1000
bales-prices closing firm. Flour, later in the day,
has sold at 50 81 to "a 90 per barrel. Corn has
been active, and 10000 bushels have changed
hands at 81 to 81 1-2 cents per bushel. Tobacco
has been active, with sales Of 1000 hogsheads a.
steady prices Lard has been heavy at 1-2 to 9
cents per pound. Freights are firm.
Virginia Election.
BALTIMORE. October "a.
Faulkner, whig, has been elected to Congress
from the Tenth District in Virginia-a wing gain
Railroad Accident.-Jacob Little.
| NEwYoRK, Oct. "a.
The cars of the down train on the Hudson RiveI
Railroad to-day ran off the track and wounded a
number Of passengers, one of whom has since died
Jacob Little & Co. are about making compro
mise with their creditors, and will at once resume
business.
steame rAtlantic--Tather Mathew. Fu-
gttivc Slave Case--Jenny Lind.
! NEwYoRK, Oct. n
| The steamer Atlantic, which sails for Liverpoo
tomorrow, takes out $500 900 in specie.
Father Mathew leaves the United States in thu
steamer of the LIST November.
A fugitive slave was arrested to-day in Phila
delphia and given up to his owner without any
excitement The owner was Mr. Penniman, o
Maryland.
Jenny Lind leaves Buffalo tomorrow mornin,
for Boston.
next, in Boston, in favor of Daniel Webster
nomination for the Presidency.
Ohio River..Markets.
CINCINNATI, October "a.
The river here is still falling, and the waite
has receded two inches during the last twenty
four hours.
Flour is without change. Whisky 16ac. pc
gallon. Cheese Ste. per pound. The Pork bust
ness has fairly commenced, and 1900 hogs hav
been cut up to-day in this city.
Steamboat Disaster.
Il CLEVELAND Ohio. October "A.
The steamboat Buckeye State yesterday aftel
noon run into the schooner Saratoga, on tn
Canada side of Lake Erie, and the latter sum
Immediately. Three lives were lost. The schoone
had 5000 bushels of wheat.
Ohio River. -.-
PIrTsBURaH, Oct "a.
The river here is still falling with four feet tire
, inches water in the channel
Conviction Of Negro Murderers.
IL BAToN>RoUsR, Oct. "a
! IN On
condemned to be executed in the Jail ward, o
Monday next, for the murder of Miss Bartell, Las
week.
BY M0RsEs WESTERN LINE.
Il NKwYoRK, Oct. 24-p. NJ
Cotton market firm, at yesterdays prices. Flor
|, slightly advanced-is held firmly Sales Obi
|, and Indiana common brands at SO IS pure G,
nesee at 81 l2t to 81 so. Sales 5000 barre
Michigan wheat at $780,; 10000 bushels mike
, western corn sold at 55a,
Il BALTIMORE, Oct. A-P n.
The President on account of official engage
ments declined visiting the fair to-day. The Al
nual Address before the Society will be deli
cred this afternoon, by Senator Douglass, of I
linois.
| WARRINGTON CITY. Oct M-P n.
The Republic Of this morning expresses IL
opinion, on what it deems reliable informatio
that the Legislature of Georgia will elect Il
Hon. Robert Toombs (whig) to the U. s. Senat
in place of Hon. J. M. Berrien. Mr.. Owen, U.
Consul at Havana, arrived at Charleston on We
nesday, with family. The widow Of Commodo
Patterson died in this city yesterday. The Pr
sident has appointed Jerome Fuller, of Ne
York, Chief Justice of the Supreme Court t
Minnesota, vies Aaron Goodrich, removed; Ale
ander Wilkins, Secretary of the Territory, N
Chas. M. Smith, removed; Joseph w. Turple
Marshal of the Territory
Il ROCHESTER, N. Y, Oct. N-p. N
Col. Stone, one of the early settlers of t
year 1871, died to-day.
PITTsBuRa, 24th-P.A
> The Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad is nc
. open ten miles beyond New Brighton. 1t "
/, be open to Alliance and Cincinnati about the Ia
of December. Four feet tlEse inches water in I
. channel. Weather Observation-Disclosures improviI
1 iEDEPENDEScR. Mo-. a4th-P.h
III The Santa Fe mail arrived on the 22d. Passe
gers are Judge Baker, Major Winfield, and two
{ three others. Major Weightman and family {
rived about ten days ago. Reynolds is conf
f to contest his seat in Congress. Great exciteme
A in Santa Fe about the murder of Mrs. Skinner
Mexican. Some trouble anticipated. Not mu