The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-10-23
Telegrarhed to the +" Crescent"
: BY THE rsopLE's (o'KIsLLy) LINE.
Sailing Of the Asia-Crlstenden aAd
PaImerStOns

Al UnOxUtOms
NrwYoRx. Octobss a.
The Cunard steamer Asia sailed from this port
to-day. for Liverpool TAXI ug out 5000 in SPECIE
Among her passengers is Dr.. Hackett, who goes
out as bearer of dispatches 70 the American Minis
ter at London. One Of the papers carried by him
is communication, written 10y Mr.. Crittenden, in
reply to one recently received by the United
States Government from Lord Palmenton, selaiive
to the expedition fitted out in the United snates
against Cuba. Mr.. Crittenden tells Lord Pal
merston in effect that his Administration had
better attend to matters concerning English affair.
than to trouble itself with those of the United
States The document is truly American. and .
heightened State paper.
Gen. CoAoha and the Cuban LtberatorsI
.. WASHINGTON. OCT. %. 1851.
The Republic this morning publishes a letter
from authentic source, stating that the Cap
tain General of Cuba has determined to write to
the Queen of Spain, urging the liberation of the
Anne rican prisoners taken in the Lopez Expedi-
ton Immediately upon their arrival He states
that he would have released them in Havana
had it not been for the outrages committed in
New Orleans, which have been explained TO his
satisfaction.
New York Markets.
NEW YORK, October 2o-l2M.
The Cotton market has been firm this morning,
with moderate demand a: Sac. for Middling Or.
leans. Western Flour steady at "a IS to "a O6
per Dbl. Corn in fair request at 56Fc. per bushel
| for mixed Western. Sales of Mess Beef at % so
| to $40 so per Dbl. The Stock market is de-
pressed, and U. S. 6 per cents, of 1867, have de-
clined &c.
Steamers Sailing-.Jenny Lind.
| PHILADELPHIA. Wednesday. Oct. "a
| The steamer Philadelphia sailed to-day for
Chagres, and also the Daniel Webster, with the
steamer Central America in town, for Lake
Nicaragua.
There is great excitement in Toronro with
regard to Jenny Lind. Her concert last night was
crowded with an enthusiastic audience.
| Ohio River.
PIrTsBuRe, October "a.
The river here is still rising, and we now have
four feet eight inches water in the channel.
CINCINNATI. October a.
The river here has fallen two inches during the
last twenty-four hours, notwithstanding the recent
rains and the rise above. Flour is steady at So 10
to SO 15 Whiskey 16 7-s cents per gallon
Butter 10 to IL cents per pound.
New York Markets.
Il NEW YORK, Wednesday Evening, October %.
The Cotton market to-day has been firm, and
the demand fair, though parties generally are
awaiting the Niagara. Sales 1900 balss-Mid
ding Uplands 81; Orleans 81. Flour has been in
moderate request, and 5000 bbls. sold at 50 IS te
81 per Dbl. OF corn 10000 bushels have changed
hands at 56s cents per bushel Mess Pork hal
sold at SIS IS FER Dbl. Lard 81. Sugar. molasssi
and coffee have been selling at STEADY prices.
Resignation of Sir Henry L. ,Bulwer.
WAsH1NaroN. October q.
4 Sir Henry L. Bulwer, the British Minister te
the United States has retired from his office.
Steamboats, Passing.
vIcKsBURe Octobel "a.
, The following STEAMBOATS, have passed this pLfce
during the last twenty four hours bound to and
, from New Orleans:
, The Uncle Sam, bound down, at yesterday
f afternoon.
3 The Columbus, bound down. 80 yesterday af.
: ierno0n.
The America, bound down, 4 80 this morning.
The Aberdeen, bound down, 80 this afternoon.
The Editor, bound up, yesterday afternoon.
The Montgomery, bound up, 7 this afternoon.
The receipts of cotton for the last two days are
0 l174 bales