The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-20
BY TIE pEoPLR's ro'RIELLY1 LINE.
New York Markets-.Steam
Further by the Africa.
INTERESTING POLITICAL NEWS.


FRENCH ACKNOWLEDGMENT SUFFRAGE.
| Kossuth in London Parliament Further Prorogued
Worlds Fair.
NEW YORK, Wednesday evening. Nov. 49,
The following items of intelligence have been
received by the Africa:
France.
Meeting Of tbs Assembly Universal Suffrage
Question.-The French National Assembly had
met and organized by electing NJ Dupey (!)
President. The message was received and read
Its chief feature was demand for the restora-
ton of universal suffrage, with only slight re.
strictions. The Ministry urged that immediate
action be taken on this subject, which the As.
sembly refused by reclamation. The excitement
in the Assembly was intense, and the result was
anxiousy awaited at last advices The message
has met with the most violent opposition from
the organs of the Assembly among the press, and
the President is broadly accused of personal am.
bition. The temper of the Assembly and the ma.
jority of the press are SO adverse to the Presi
dent, that all compromise is extremely doubtful.
Public tranquility yet, however, remained undis-
turbed. The financial affairs of the nation are
represented as being in most deplorable con.
dition.
Hanover.
The health of the King of Hanover had i'm.
proved.
England--Demons in honor OF
Kossuth 50 Parliament--Proceed of
the Worlds Fair-- X Ossuth,s Depart.
ure.
The working men of London got up grand de.
monstralion in honor of Kossuth. Upwards of
10000 men joined in procession on the occasion.
Kossuth and suite were to leave Southampton on
the 18th instant, in the steamer Washington.
The net proceeds of the Worlds Fair amount to
one hundred and fifty thousand pounds Sterling.
Liverpool Markets.
Some Of the letters state that Flour had advanced
Cd. per barrel, with prices tending upward. Bacon
was scarce, but without any quotabe change in
prices, Coffee was without change in price.
Extensive Failures Manch ester Trade..
Kah1r War.
The extensive house of Forman & Holden, pro.
vision dealers, has failed. Trade in Manchester
at the last advices was very encouraging. The
sales were large, and prices remunerating.
The latest intelligence from the Cape of Good
Hope confirms the accounts previously received of
disaster to the English forces.
Now York Markets.
NEW YORK. Wednesday. Nov. 10.
The demand in the cotton market has been
good, and although the accounts by the Africa
checked transactions to some extent, the sales were
fully $500 bales. Holders are frmer, but we have
no quotable change to report. Flour has been in
good request and 5000 have been sold at 90 81 a
a per barrel for Ohio and State brands, Corn
has been steady at 60 81 cents per bushel for
mixed Western. Lard has sold at 81 81 cents
per h. Kentucky Tobacco is quoted at 4t a Sc.
per lb.
Exports OF Specie per Canada.
The amount of specie taken out by the Canada
o.day is one million two hundred and fifty thous.
md dollars.
Arrival of the Georgia--Mr. Thrasher's
Sentence.
The steamship Georgia has arrived from New
orleans U,d Havana, bringing dates from the
after city to the 18th instant. She brings intel.
igence that Mr.. Thrasher has been tried, found
guilty OF treason, and sentenced to the quicksi.
yer mines for eight years.
ONO River--Cincinnati Markets,
firTsBuRs, Wednesday Evening, Nov 49,
The river is still falling, with seven feet six
inches water in the channel.
CINCINNATI. Nov. 10. 1851.
rfour has been in good demand to-day, and
lS,ooo barrels sold al 81 IS per Dbl. Whisky ia
selling at 10 cents per gallon. Cheese 6!c. per In
we are beginning 10 experience the effects of
'ne recent rise In the Ohio, anu the river here has