The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-25
TELEGRAPHIC.



New YoRK, April ss-r n
DECLINE IN CoTToN.-The steamship Asia ar.
rived this morning, bringing Liverpool dates to the
18th inst, fl2,75O sterling on freight, and sixty
passengers.
s.t LIVERPOOL. April a.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS. Cotton has declined
Id. The sales of the week amounted to % 600
bales, at n for fair, 70 for ordinary Orleans, and
II for Mobile. Flour during the week was uD.
changed. Corn has advanced one shilling Sugar
is steady Provisions are dull, with sales of small
lots at decline. Tobacco is m0re active.
MANUFACTURING DIsTRIcTs.-1'he Manchester
market is dull. Purchases made very sparinp.
ly, and that only for immediate wants. As the
market, however, is bare of yarns there ia no very
great pressure. .
LONDON, April IL.
MONEY MARKET.-Money is plentiful Consols
closed at 81. The share market ia dull bullion ia
unchanged, and American stocks are quiet with
U. s. skies at ITO lIOf
ENGLAND-Russeu Ministry-A Check to Rome.
The Russell Ministry continues to be sustained.
The last vote on the Assessed Taxes question gave
the Ministry amajority of thirteen.
The Queen has directed tie Archbahaps and all
the other clergy of the Episcopal Church 10 inter.
pose their authority for the suppression of certain
Romish practices. The order has been complied
with by all the Bishops except two. A stop is ex.
pected to be put by this measure to Romish inno-
vations in England. ~
FRANCE-Change of Ministry The President
and Changarnier.--A change in the French Cabi.
net has been announced, and is threatened with
the opposition of the Monarchists. A reconcilia.
ton has taken place between the President and
Gen. Changarnier.
SwITZERLAND.-The Government has refused
to expel the French refugees as requested by the
French authorities.
SPAIN.-The Cortes has been dissolved
NEW YORK, April 23-p. n
MORE FOREIGN MARKETS.-The sales of cot.
k1v~ IL Al. E.l.
1000 bales. Prices were in favor of BUYERS. The
demand was chiefly for the trade in small guam
titles No change has taken place in -four West.
ern Canal was at 20s to 21s.; Philadelphia and
Baltimore 22s. to 22s. Cd. Corn has advanced Is
per quarter. Yellow was at 31s.6d. to 32s.: white
33s. to 34s
EMINENT PERSONS DEAD.-Com. Barron died
at Norfolk. Archbishop Ecceston died here las
night
NRw YoRK, April 23-p. NJ.
STEAMERs.-The steamship Africa sailed to-
day with one hundred und seventy i've passenger.
and S53S,33S in specie on freight. The officer.
gave up their berths to the passengers. The A sia
Humboldt and Pacific, have nearly all their berth,
taken.
The RIvERs.-In the channel to-day there ar,
nine feet nine inches water.
r LOUISVILLE, April s3-P. II.
The river is falling, with eight to nine feet wate
out, and the weather rainy.
- CINCINNATI, April 23-P. N.
CINCINNATI MARKETS. = Sales of -four a
% 81 to So so. Raw whisky 17ac. Sales o
2300 kegs of lard at &c.; now held at 1Oc.
LOUISVILLE, April 23-p. M
LOUISVILLE EMARKETs.-Provisions are yer,
firm mess pork is held at $l4; thousand barrel
sold this evening at Sl4. The stock of pork a
Cincinnati is stated at 1000 barrels, and no more
Bacon is firm; clear sides &c.; shoulders &c.
l STEAMBOATS,. - The Magnolia and Fam
Smith arrived to-day. The Gen. Lafayette dc
\ parted.