New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-22
Telegraphed to the Daily Crescent.
lp tho l1sopIr's 20 Risllp) ltns.

BATON ROUGE January Il
Mr.. Martin, of Assumption took the high ground in
the Senate that the wings had the power and were
sponb the people for the business of the session. and
they would take it and make committees suit them
selves Mr.. Martin offered the following list of commit
tees which the democrats swallowed in silence after they
saw resistance would be vain
On Electtons-Tatman Dorsey, Mcyea.
On Ciaims-Cole, Labauve and Richardson. of st. Tam
many
Unfinished Business-provost. Martin Dorsey
Observation-Disclosures, Dufour. sandidge
Contingent E1peises--Burthe. Baker and Cole.
Public observation-disclosures, Dorsey, Benjamin, Burthe
and Wickliff.
Internal Hnproremsnts-Robb Baker Clark, Giffn and
Snyder.
Jadiciciay-Benjamin Provost Labauve Mcvea and
Mayo.
.4gic,uttue, Commerce stc-Decouet. Watterston and
Moore.
Federal Relatio,s-Labauve Kenner and Richardson OF
Ouachita.
Peritentiary-- atterston and Burthe.
Miftia-Martin. Baker and Lacoste.
tfna,ce-Winchester Robb Gardere Phillips and Griffin
| Charitable NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Tatman and Quirk.
amendments to the Constituion-Dorsey Waterston and
McVea.
| Parochiai .afars-Provos Burthe. Clarke. Mayo and
| Richardson of Ouachita. ~
| Lerees-Carke. Kenner. Gardere, Snyder and Qurk
Bp the SOUTHERN Linz.
Three Days Later from Europe-Arrival of
the Arctic-Cotton Acknowledgment
stuffs Advanced-France Quiet
| NEwYoRK Wednesday, Jan. q.
The Collins steamer Arctic has arrived here with dates
from Liverpool to the It'll inst The following is brief
summary of her commercial news
Liverpool Markets.
LIVERPOOL January l..
There has been good demand in the Cotton market
the departure the Asia and the sales of the three
business days reach bales of which 5000 taken
for export The quotations Midding Orleans
AZ and for Mddling Upands 4ssd per ID, prices having
! advanced about I'D. since the Asia left.
Flour is about shilling per barrel dearer The mar
| ket opened with good demand, which however, has
| fallen off at the close. I'D
The money market is without material change. Con-
soils quoted e76. French five per cents selling
| at 1o5 -z
| France.
Paris and the country generally remain quiet and with
| out any political changes of any moment
Later from Key West.
| CHARLESTON, January Is.
The Havana steam packet Isabel has arrived here from
Havana Key West with dates from the latter port of
| the 18th inst.
Salvage had been awarded the brig Mechanic of Is
per cent and $500 the cargo and So 800 the vessel
| The Surveyors have reported her sea worthy.
The schooner Governor Anderson sailed for NewOreans
the 18th the Eastern Queen for the port
| the 18th inst
By tbs a9sopIf's 1(n'Rrtlp) Zine.
Particulars by the Arctic Liverpool
| Markets.
! NETWORK, January 81
| Flour is quoted at 21d22s Cd u barrel; Corn has adj
yanced Bacons steady the stock of Beefis exhausted
| Lard is steady.
| France.
The country is entirely quiet, and the public funds
rising
Louis Napoleons gy hereafter to be placed the
coin of the country.
Id Austria.
The Emperor has formally abrogated the Constitution,
The Continental generally is unimportant
BosroN January q.
The Cunard steamer sailed at to-day for Liverpool
Steamboats, Passing.
YICKsBURa. January u.
The following steamboats, have passed this place to-day
bound for NewOrleans:
The Moro Castle at 12:45 this morning.
The Sarah at s.
The river here is full of floating ice and has been
during the last two days.
MEMPHIS, January 81
Cotton is quiet but prices very firm. Weather very
cold The steamboats, Bulletin the Aleck Scott and the
Michigan which have been laid up here of ice
and falling No boats have arrived yesterday or to-day