The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-10-24
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Three Days Later from Europe.



Three Days Later from Europe.
ARRIVAL OF THE HERMANN.
COTT ON FIRM.M
INTERESTING GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.
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NEW Yolx. Thunday. OCT. q.
The New York and Bremen steam packet
Hermann has arrived here, bringing dates from
Southampton Of the 9Th, and from Liverpool Of the
9TH instant. The following is . summary Of her
| news
Livsrpeol Markets.
LlvRaposL. Oct. =.
Cotton has been firm since the departure Of the
America, and the demand has improved sales
$4,000 bales, viz: 1000 on Saturday, 1000 on
Monday, and 5000 to-day, of which 5000 have
been taken for export. Low qualities have been
most in request and prices Of such are rather
higher at the close. Corn has been firm at last
weeks prices. Flour has met with good demand
and the rates have advanced Cd.
| Trade and Money.
| Trade in Manchester has been dull, owing to
the unwillingness Of buyers to make concessions.
The London Money market is easy. Consos at
the close were quoted at 81.
General News Kossuth-Aus-
| trian Cold
| Much excitement prevails with regard to Kos
suth, and great anxiety is manifested for his ar.
rival
| lump of gold from the recently discovered
mines in New South Wales, has just reached Lon
don. It weighs four and half pounds.
| Great preparations are being made in Liver
pool for the reception of Queen Victoria. She is
also to visit Manchester, where the excitement is
almost as great as at Liverpool
| The Collins steamer Pacific was sgnaled off
Holyhead on the morning of the 7th inst. The
Cunard steamer Niagara had arrived at Liverpool
on the previous day.
Mr.. MITCHELL Of the firm Of Dennstoun Il Co. :,
was lost overheard from the Pacific during her
passage out
The Earl Of Liverpool, Viscount Bolingbroke,
Lord Stafford, Lady Douglass, and Judge Hail.
burton, have died recently in England.
Trance-Kossuth Denounced.
The intelligence from France possesses but lit.
tie interest Kossuth is denounced in the Paris
papers as . turbulent man-as personifying revo.
luton rather than nationality.
spain--Pension to Gent Enna's Widow.
The country is yet quiet-Queen Isabella ha,
granted pension Of twenty thousand reals te
the widow of Gen. Emma, who recently lost hi.
life in opposing Lopez.
Il Austria.
The Emperor of Austria has been summoned tt
Vienna from Italy, of which country he has beer
making the tour. The cause is said to be that ,
plot has been discovered in Italy. Another state
ment is that there is democratic movemen
commencing in Hungary. The Austrian presse
are loud in their denunciation of Turkey for hay
ing liberated Kossuth and his companions.
II Portugal.
There is an uneasy feeling in Portugal. 1t h
against the Duke of Saldanha.
New York Markets.
New YoRx, Oct. 23-Noon
The cotton market is rather quiet, but price,
firm. Sales this morning 300 bales Middlins
Orleans 81; Uplands 8 IL; -four is in fair reques
at % rs to "a IL per bbl corn steady at Sc l2 70
mixed Western. Lard drooping-sales at 9 cent
per Id.
Ohio River.
PrrrsBuRs. October 20.
The river here is again falling, and the wate
in the channel has now receded to feet inches
Weather cold.
CINCINNATI. Oct. 49,
The river is falling at this place, and has recedet
Q inches during the last "a hours. Flour is un.
changed Whisky has sold to-day at 16 3.4c-,
slight decline.
Network Markets g eorgia Arrived.
Probable Suspension.
..s NRw YORK. Oct. %. p NJ
The Cotton Market has remained without ami
nation, and the total sales to-day are 800 bales
The news by the Hermann has produced no effec
on prices. Flour has sold at steady prices Cor,
has advanced in consequence Of the favoroble ad
vices from Liverpool brought by the Hermann
and is now held one cent per bushel higher. Mes
Pork is steady at SIS IS per Dbl. Tobacco ha
not met brisk demand to-day, and 200 hhds. hav
been taken at a range Of 1-2 to 1-2c per ID
Freights on Flour to Liverpool Is. per Dbl.
The steamer Georgia, from Havana is nov
coming up the Bay
There has been report in circulation to-da
unfavorable to the solvency Of Jacob Little & Co
Steamboats, Passins--Receipts OF Cotton
i VIoKsBURs. Thursday. Oct. a.
The following steamboats, have passed this plac
during the day, bound to and from New Orleans
The Bunker Hill, bound down, at this morn
ing.
The Alton, bound down, at II Is this morning
The Jefferson, bound down, at this afternoon
The Iowa, bound up, at 80 this morning.
The Magnolia, bound up, at 8 30 this morning
The Cornelia, bound up, at 9 80 this morning
The receipts Of cotton at this place yesterday b.
railroad were sos bales. Weather cool.
ny THE NEW ORLEANS AND OHIO (MoRsEJ LINE.
| ST. LOUIS. October %, =. M.
Col. Mitchell and party returned from the Treat,
Grounds on Tuesday, accompanied by a delegation
Of Indians to Washington.
The Inner Mississipni 10 f.ll;ng hut rot in .,oo