New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-29
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(Ofice II St. Charles Street0
Further by the Baltic Movement Of
Steamers.
~Ssg NEw ToRR, July 26th.
The Baltic reports that the Cunurd steamer Europa
arrived at Liverpool the afternoon of the 18th inst
The Pacific mail steamer Thames arrived at Southamp
ton the 10TH bringing million four hundred thou
sand dollars worth Of gold. ss=-s-ss,s .- ,, , ri.
French Clergy h
recent decree eempts the clergy of France from the
obligation of taking the caths [of allegiance We pre-
sume:-Ens
New York Markets.
New YonKy July 27th
The cotton market is rather quiet and prices unchang
cd Flour in good request at 81 25Ds4 a2t Dbl for
Ohio. Corn is still improving and mixed Western has
sold at 64t a bushcl Mess Porkslightly advanced with
sales Mt $40 IS q Dbl. Lard firm ut ~, y Ii.
Lundy's Lane Celebration.
BUFFALO. July 27th
There is tremendous gathering at Niagara and hum
reds arriving by every train. The camp ground is
already covered with military from different points Of the
country and every place is crowded with the visitors.
Protection to the Fisheries.
BosroN, July 9th.
The VI steam frigate saranac, and the soop-of-war
the Gulf of st. Lawrence for the protection of the
American fishermen. ~ ~ 49,
Ohio River-Markets.
PITTSBURGH, July 9th.
There is scant two feet inch water in the chan
mel and the river falling slowly, -, :. -=.
CINCINNATI, July 9th.
The river here is yet falling Markets quiet and prices
unchanged re
Another Naval Movement.
NEwYoRK, July %.
The steam frisate Mississippi sailed this afternoon from
this port Her destination is not made public but she
supposed to have been ordered to the Fisheries.
- Steamboat Burnt.
NEwYoRK Wednesday, July %.
The steamboat Henry Clay her passage from Albany
to this city took fire this afternoon the North river
few miles above the city, and destroyed She had
board hundred and fifty passengers many of whom
were lost by being burned drowned. The boat is
total loss
NewYork Markets. '
NEwYonk, Wednesday, July IS.
There has been good demand in the Cotton market
to-day, and the sales embrace 1000 bales. Prices
without change Flour has been in fair request, and
11Qoo barrels have sold at s4s4 12 U barrel for State
and "a 25 for Ohio Corn is steady with sales of
bushels ut 84c. p bushel for Mixed Western Pork is
still advancing and 1900 barrels have sold at $40 for Mess
and ST. so p barrel for Prime.
J. - Ohio River.
l. H. PIrTssvHsH, July %.
The river here is falling slowly with two feet water
in the channel.
~ IS '-+ 500, CINCINNATI, July 2s.
The river here is still falling Flour is selling at So TO-
and Whisky at lake q gallon. = ~
THE MA1LsThe eastern mail which only came through
from Charleston Tuesday failed yesterday from beyond
Mobile That the great and almost only channel of
mnnication between the North and South should be
managed in the it is outrage too gross to be
borne by the most patient and forgivipg public in the
world We not inclined find fault but we are per-
fecy conscious that there the slightest excuse for
the numerous failures of the mail which between
here and NewYork,
We indebted to the officers the mail steamer Flo
rida for Mobile papers.
scorr RASGERs.-There will be meeting of this body
of wings tomorrow night at their Hail. the Pearl
to make arrangements for many may please, to at
tend the great Whg state Ratification Meeting at Baton
Rouge next Monday The occasion is an interesting
one, the trip will be delightful it would be well to
combine and make arrangements in common.
BENEFIT AN AMArEuR.-The performances at Pla-
ciies Varieties last night for the benefit Of amateur
were conducted On the advice of Shakspearef twere
well done, it well done auickIy' So far
as they went they excellent we regretted that
unavoidable circumstances brought them so sudden
close. The beneficiary deserved fuller attendance.
tDoss-We were informed yesterday titr person down
town had been bitten by dog and 1T feare that the
animal rabid This fact Inns again called our atten-
ton to the subject of allowing the worthless
ours which nest nearly every part of the city run
large unmuzzied at this of the year Ordinances
sufficiently strong and explicit in full force and it is
made the duty of the police to carry them into effect
The horrors of ydrophoba need not be commented on
and one human life scertany worth more than all the
ours which swarm in the streets In Network the prac.
co of killing dogs in the streets has been abandoned
aud Pound established where all the unmuzzled and
unmarked ours sent Wewi not attempt to say how
such apan would work here, but something should be
done. :
FIRES AND lSsHRANCEThe frequency of fires and tho
losses Incurred by the Insurance Companies of Phade
pha have induced them to increase the rates of prem
uns to be charged upon fire risks It said that within
the Last few years every insurance company in that city
has diminished its accumulated fund.- consequent not only
upon the occurrence of very 30 many fires
but upon their extent from the unsafe nature of the
buildings which have been lately erected
0oTToN WoRM--The Alabama Standard, Butler Clarke
county, says that the cotton worm has made its appear
ance in vast numbers in that county One planter has
had his crop almost entirely destroyed
+ FLORIDA Wines FOR scoTT.-The Savannah Georgian
says Verbal information from Florida tells us that the
Wing Convention which met at Tallahassee last Wenes-
day to take action in relation Presidency etc. has
declared in favor of Scott and Graham und nominated
George I. Ward for the Governor
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LARGE DoNArioNs-A lady of Charleston, Mrs. Konno,
member of the Protestant Episcopal Church has left
wards Of $4,000 to religious and charitable PURPOSES
sides $4,000 in requests to relatives and friends
( CHOLERA IN ALAnAMA--The Huntsville Gala Advocate
states that the cholera had broken out Tuscumba in
that State the 18th inst AID that there had been ten
deaths from it. among whom Col Jonas j. Bell and
Mr.. Grey The rest were mostly negroes
NAroLEoNs HAr.-A hat which the Emperor Napoleon
wore during the Russian camnaisL