The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-18
T.issr.ph.d 70 the aDaily of.se.ns."
ny rnR rEorLs's ro'Rl.LLYJ LINE.
FURTHER By THE CAMBRIA.

BY TIE PROPk1s lOkInLLYl LINE.
FURTHER By THE CAMBRIA
French Cabinet-.France and Morocco.-
Policy OF Louis Napoleon.
NEW YoRK. November Is. 1851.
The Cambria's advices state that M. Corbet ha.
refused seat in the new Cabinet of President
Louis Napoleon. Other members are expected
to retire before the meeting of the National As.
sembly. 1t is reported that the President intends
to compromise matters with the majority. ,
The French Government have determined to
lombard Sallee, and to make reprisals for com.
pensation for the apillaee of a French vessel
lately wrecked off the coast of Morocco.
Kossuth and Captain Long--U. 8. Gov
ernment and Mr.. Thrasher.
WAsHrSaroN. Nov. Is. 1851.
The Republic this morning publishes letter
from Captain Long, Commander of the Missis.
sppi, denying that any difficulty had occurred
between Kossuth and himself
Judge Sharkey has been ordered to proceed
Immediately to Havana, and take action in the
case of Mr.. Thrasher. His orders are to demand
Mr.. Thrasher's immediate release or trial as an
American citizen.
New York Markets.
New YORK. Now l5-Evening.
The Cotton market has not been active to. day.
the sales reaching barely 800 bales, and heavy
receipts from Southern ports keep prices from ad.
vancing. Flour is steady at SO rs a SO 93a per
barrel for State and Ohio brands. Corn is firm
at Goa 81 cents per bushel for Mixed Western,
Pork is dull, and prices nominal at Sl5 90 per
barrel.
Upper Rivers Rising--
PITTSBURGH, Nov. I5-Evenips.
The Ohio and Allegheny rivers are both rising.
and there are now 8 feet 6 inches water in the
channel here 1t has been raining steadily dur.
ing the last three days. ...
CINCINNATI, Nov. Is, 1851
The river here is yet stationary Flour, s. 90
% 05 per barrel Hogs, firm-5OO sold TODAY
at 4a cents nett.
BY THE SOUTHERN LINE.
81. LATER FROM HAVANA.
Mr.. Thrasher--AnOther Prisoner Re.
leased-- More Prisonsrs Sent to Spain.
CHARLESTON, November II.
The brig Somers has arrived here from Havana
bringing dates from that city to the 10th instant
Mr.. Thrasher was still closely confined under
ground. .... .
II. II. Breckenridge is a passenger on the
Somers, he having been released through the exer-
tons of Consul Owen and others. He was taken
from the Spanish steamer Isabella Segunda, where
he had been confined preparatory to his departure
for Spain, and placed on board the Somers.
The Isabella Segunds left Havana for Spain on
the Sth inst. She takes out the remains of Gen.
Emma. Among her passengers are the following
prisoners: R. Beach, of New York; George
Egerton, Richardson, Of New Orleans two Hun
garians and ten Germans. Only three of the
Cuban prisoners now remain in Havena, and they
are in the hospital sick.
BY THE o'REILLY LINE
NewYor Markets. California Arrival.
NxwYoRK. Monday. Nov. II. 1851.
The demand has been limited in the cotton
market to-day, but prices are unchanged.
Flour is steady at SO 81 So "a per Dbl.
Corn is in limited request owing to the high
rates insisted on by holders. Sales of mixed
Western at so Gle. per bushel Rio Coffee is
selling at 9 lie. per lb. Rice is scarce with
sales at 80 81 per 100 lbs. Pork dull at SIS 90
per Dbl. for Mess.
The Daniel Webster arrived to-day from Cali.
forna with $4,000 in gold dust
The steamship Franklin, on Saturday, took out
over half million in specie, for Havre.
Ohio River-.M rkets- - Ste mboats.
.-- PIrTsBURs. Nov. II.
The river continued to rise yesterday, but is now
falling, with II feet water in the channel.
CINCINNATI, Nov. II.
The river here has fallen four inches during the
last twentyfour hours. Hogs are selling to-day at
cents per pound net. -Four thousand new Hams
brought cents per pound.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. II.
The river here is yet stationary. Weather cold
The steamboat R. H. Winslow departed for New
Orleans. The Kentucky Legislature had two un-
successful ballotings to-day for U. S. Senator.
PITTsBuRs, Monday evening.
The river here is yet falling, with eleven feet
water in the channel. $3.50 .-
- CINCINNATI, Nov. H.
Business is improving. Whisky Is 16s cents
per gallon. Green Hams Ct cents per pound.
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