The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-29
Telegraphed to the daily Crescent"
BY THK PEOPLES Go'RIELLY1 LINE.


Cotton Market, and the sales to-day reach 4VoV
bales, at 81 to Sc. for Mddling Orleans. Flour
has been in fair request, with sales of 1850 |
barrels at 50 90 to "a 90 per barrel for State |
and 81 l2a for Western. Corn has been active, |
and the sales reach 10000 bushels at 60c. per |
bushel for Mixed Western and Gle. for Southern
Yellow. Mess Pork is steady at $l5 1T per
barrel The stock of Pork is very light, not
exceeding 5000 barrels. r -
Preparations for Kossuth's Reception
Tremendous Snow Storms-- Webster
Convention Fugitive Slave Case.
BALTIMORE. Nov. Is.
The Committee to make arrangements for the
reception of Kossuth have decided upon grand
parade and civic and military procession.
A terrible snow storm has been prevailing all
day. 1t is also storming furiously in NewYork'
and tremendous storm Of snow and rain has
been raging all day in Philadelphia.
The Convention of the friends of Daniel Web
ster in Boston was well attended. Over thou
sand delegates were present, and after the de-
livery of glowing and eloquent address, favoring
Mr. Webster's nomination for the Presidency, he
was unanimously nominated.
The trial of the rioters at the rescue of the
fugitive slave at Christiana commenced to-day.
Ohio River-Weather.
PITTsBuRa. November IS.
There is now about seven feet water in the chan
mel and the river is falling slowly. 1t has been
showing all day, and we now have about twelve
inches on the ground.
Steamboats--River.
LOUISVILLE, November 25'
The steamboats, B. F. Kimball and Louisa have
departed to-day for New Orleans, and the Silas
| Wright has arrived from that place. The river has
been falling slowly since last night, and there are
| now only four feet water the falls.
Network Markets.
NETWORK, November &C.
| The cotton market has been rather quiet to-day
and the sales are limited to 1000 bales. Sellers
have been firm in their pretensions, and we quote
strictly middng at &c. per lb. for Orleans and Sic
for Uplands. Flour continues in good request al
So 80 81 12s per Dbl. for State and Ohio brands
Corn is still active with sales Of $4,000 bushels al
SOL 6Oc. per bushel for Mixed Western. Mess
Pork is steady at SIS 12ic. per Dbl. Lard is sell
ing at Sic. per bbl
Arrival of a Chagres Standardization nj
and Loss OF Ltfe--Cambria's Mails.
| NEW YORK. Nov. 26.
The steamer Brother Jonathan has arrivedfron
Chagres with later advices from California-proba
| bly anticipated in NewOrleans.
Boston, Nov. o.
-Four persons attempted to get on board thu
steamship Asia, to-day, by boat, while she wa
anchored off the wharf There was severe gal
| at the time, and the boat capsized-three @
the men losing their lives
The mails for the Cambria have not ye
Ola. ny arrived, and it is feared that they wi
} be too late.
IL Ohio Observation-Disclosures Markets.
IL CINCINNATI Nov %.
| The river has fallen IL inches during tine last
hours Flour is selling at So 50 per bbl. Whisk
at 16a; Mess Pork at $l2 per bbl; Lard at 7c
green Hams at ct Sides at 5, and Shoulders
34c. per lb. The rates for Hogs are now 81 as
So per 100 lbs.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. Is.
} There are now feet 6 inches water in II
canal, and the river falling.
The Alexander Scott the Diadem and til
) Martha Washington have departed for New Q
leans. They will take out 6 feet inches wat,
to Cairo.
Flour is selling at SO As per Dbl. ; Corn at SO
doc per bushel Oats at &c 27c. Mess Pork
$1l so $l2; keg Lard at stc per ID. Hos
are dull, and buyers are unwilling to pay over
per 100 lbs. for first class.
PITTSBURGH, November rs.
f The river here is yet falling slowly, but thel
is much snow in the mountains, and it is meltin
: fast, big rise is expected very soon
Arrival of the w ashington.
NEW YORK, Friday, Nov. g.
|. The steamer Washington is coming up the ba
D. Her advces have been anticipated by the Asia.
e Steamboat Sunk--River News.
LoUIsvILLE Nov. as
\. The steamboat Time and Tide was sunk tod
to in the Illinois river, at Beardstown Bar. The
u are now six feet six inches water in the canal,
" the river rising. The following steamers have
parted for NewOrleans The Duchess, the Wi
;s field Scott, the P. Delman, the BOstona and t
=. George Collins.
River Rising.
" CINCINNATI, November Il
OF The river here has risen two feet during the Il
On % hours.
he Flour is steady at So 50 per Dbl. Whisky ]
to 16Ec. Other articles are unchanged.
o. PITTSBURGH. Nov. e
Al. The Allegheny river is now rising, with . f
IN water in the channel. The weather is rainy.
Steamboats, Passing.
VICKsBURG, Nov 4
re The following steamboats, have passed this pl
zee to-day, bound to and from New Orleans ]
M Western World bound down, at 4 80 A. M;
nd Amazonia, bound down, at IL 80 p NJ. the Sar
40 bound up, at A. M; the Amaranth, bound up
rty IL 80 A. M; and the E. c. Watkins bound up
er- BONN
~ Heavy Verdict against the IT. S. Bank
the District Court, at Philadelphia, on Wednes
10 week, verdict was rendered against the Pr