New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-09
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NETWORK March 6.
The Cotton market is unsettled Flour is in good re-
quest at unchanged rates Corn is steady Yellow and
white 65iO66c bushel Mess Pork SIS rs p Dbl Rio
Coffee, exc.
Ohio River-Markets.
PITTSBURGH, March 6.
The river is now stationary with sixteen feet six inches
water In the channel
CINCINNATI. March 6.
The river here is stationary Bulk Meats in good
request at 774c for sides and &c y Ii for Shoulders
Bacon Sides firm at s1Sc y Ii. Flour steady.
LOUISVILLE, March g.
The steamboats, Ohio and Reindeer have departed for
Neworleans. River rising slowly.
Kossuth Attacking MIR. Clay.
LOUISVILLE. March s.
Kossuth, in his speech on Saturday night INDUCED in
much personal reflection on Mr. Clay. He charged him
with breach Of confidence and Of gentemany courtesy
in having his speech published that was delivered on the
occasion Of their interview in Washington In which Mr.
Clay took strong grounds against Intervention Hestyes
Mr. Cays position as assumptions based on assertion
merely He says the publication of that speech has pro-
yoked him not little, and he did not answer them on
grounds of personal affection for Mr. Clay He says
took the interview for private and refrain
from further discussion for the cause though
provoked by this uncaled for publicity
He reviewed Mr. Clays position nonntervention at
some length and more in terms of rdcule than in those
of argument His speech has given much dissatisfaction
here, especially to the friends of Mr.. Clay.
Further by the Arctic-Composition of the
Ministry.
NEwYoRK, March s. 1852.
The Earl of Derby has handed in the following list of
his Cabinet: Chancellor of the Exchequer D,Israeli
Home Department, Walpole; the Foreign Department.
Lord Malmsbury Lord President Lonsda:e; Lord Privy
Seal Lyndhurst First Lord of the Admiralty Duke Of
Northumberland The former Ministry have consequently
resigned formally. Parliament Monday received their
formal designations and adjourned until Friday The
new Reform bill and other Government measures
sdered dead. Prior to the sailing of the Arctic it
question whether Lord Derby should go in with the pres
ent House. dissolve Parliament Lords Lansdown and
Russell have declared that they will resist all efforts
impose the duty on corn The Ministry are generally
well received but it is reported that the opposition would
refuse votes for supplies, until Lord Derby indicated
clearly the principles upon which the Administration
would act.
France.
M Barroche the trustee of the Orleans property has
been arrested charged with circulating sedicous publ
cations.
The alleged protest of the Emperor of Russia against
the of Louis Napoleon, is believed to be I'M
founded.
M Dupn has declared himself candidate for the Leg
islature.
The Secretary of the Pasha OF Egypt has arrived in
Paris on special mission to the President.
The Bank of France in view of the large accumulation
of funds has proposed to reduce the rate Of interest
The elections in Paris to take place on the 10Th
Feb and the LIST of March.
The Illustrated London News has been forbidden to
enter France and is stopped at the French Postoces
The demand from France for the removal of the monu
from the field of Waterloo has created great excite
ment in Belgium.
Diplomatic relations between Belgium and Russia are
about being resumed
Liverpool Markets.
Brown and Shipeys Circular quotes Cotton unchanged
price Tuesday evening the 21st with sales for Fri
lay, Saturday, Monday and Tuesday: of 10000 bales
They also quote Flour Corn and Wheat in limited demand
1t Fridays rates The closing quotations Wednesday
ire for Fair Orleans 53S, Mddling Orleans and Fair
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