New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-27

cIscissAr,. Friday, March 26.
The river here is still falling and has reeeded sixteen
inches during the last twenty -four hours Flour mas neen
better request, and prices are rmer sales To-Day AZ
IS 2o6S3 rs a Dbl Bulk Pork has been In good demand
snd 100000 Ii have been sold At No v 10 TOT sides
Whisky Is also nrnsr, and has brought lahs gallon
susar aud Mossses arc also frsr With good demand
atsamhoats Passing, |
.l viaxskuss, March 20,
The following steamboats, have passed this place to.day
bound fol- Neworieans the Fanny Smith at this morn
ing james Rubb, at 10 do; George Collier, at IL noon
L. NJ Kennett, A this afternoon Emperor, 8 80 do.
Charleston Cotton Market.
g5 CHARLrsros. Friday, March 20.
There has been a fair demand in the Cotton market
during the week. and the sales embrace 5000 bales Mid
ding Upland is quoted at Sc T. fb. a.
The increase the receipts at all the Atlantic ports
compared with those of last year to date is 7oo oae
against 10000 bales the close of last week. and
the week before Dispatches from NewYork state that
the Europa brought advces of decline OF d. in the
Liyerpoo Cotton market during the week ending the 18th
iA|' NewYork Markets.
NEwYoRK, March %.
There has been good demand in the cotton market to-
d following concession on the part of holders, of e
s cent and the sales amount 1000 bales The quota
tons now are for iddng Orleans and Mobile 80 and for
Middlipg Upands T5s The dema nd for flour has been
fair and sales to-day 10000 bbls State brands bring
ing a. 50 and Ohio 81 to ~ s7s. In pork but little
has been doing 800 bbs have changed hands at SIT for
mess and SIG for prime The Sales of amount to 2
700 bushels at 621a cents for prime white.
Terrible Accident-Death Of Mr. Maillefort.
aat3.s NEwYoRK March 20.
premature explosion took place at Hell Gate this
afternoon, and all hands engaged in blasting the rock
four in number, including Mr. Maefort the French En-
gneer who time been engaged in removing
distractions from the channel, were killed.
Explosion of the Buckeye State
prrrsBuReH, March 26.
The steamer Buckeye State lying at Seubenville
burst her arboard steamppe scaldng three deck pas
sengers slightly One drowned Cabin passengers all
safe The boat proceeded on with one wheel ..l.
There is six feet water in the channel at this point
Ohio River-Markets. H.
CINCINNATI, March 26.
The river has fallen Is inches since last evening
| Weather warm with an appearance of rain.
The sales of flour to-day amount to loo bbs at So 10
IN a. AZ Extra whisky is in fair demand at 10 cents
| q gallon.
= ftl Steamboats, Markets.
g+} 5a,t LOUISVILLE, March 20.
The steamers Elephant and Chickasaw have arrived
from NewOrleans the Bella Donna has departed for
that port There feet inches water IN 1ne
falling. Weather warm.
- ST. Louie: March 70.
The river here is falling slowly. Corn is active at 81 m
IS cents Oats at % to Is cents bushel Mess pork is
selling at SIS q bb and flour at So 3D. Bacon shoul-
ders are in fair demand at and sides at osc y fb
Freghts are firm Flour to Neworleans So and pork Toe
n Dbl. .=s-ae. ...,I...
Memphis Markets-SteamerL Lost.
~ MEMPHIS March 20.
Inc oottoh lnarke' Is Jun, anu ioe' -.a "a
g ID Inc feceipts aie i'sn'' o"A"e W '-''
na. ,sa'on on Wv -, =. a. rr+,;e
River and lies nm to her cabins in the water It is sup
nosed that she can be raised No lives were lost.
The steamboat Eclipse passed here at O'Clock this
ing and STONED at the wharf She visited by thous
ans of people and is the greatest boat aoa
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| sr CH.aLrs TurAraE-The Raves drew another
crowded house last night and their inimtabe perform
orces draw down the most enthusiastic applause The
tob+ rona exceeded any thing of the kind
~ mud tho ba,ets we're the most beautifully GOT
nm n;ecev aver witnessed in New(reans The troupe Ii
MOVE extensive and halter drilled than when IT visited Us
list .na ,ro orlv reed IN saw that the paptoume o.
o~'AAsA' 1A'A Wv e''eA PA>>-N'P"A ,
as gooo hot oeteer 'hah e'ei' ihs "ii' Aoi "
eAoeiiehV eee aofei''eehs'
pn,..sson A.,rnsoy rrtere .n,ears IN ha mn abate
-. -. ~, ,.;., a. 100 a. tI ,,1 nrfr,,
-. 80 ~, - ...;.;., Aor,, Han is n;nh+,,
snea ~, H. g., t;ots of tho pof.s.o, ,r onst,n
thn,a of .tihr,.nt nd admiration N tho anaiencs
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GLppos's PAsoRAMA OF THE NILE-The stay of thi
beautiful work of art in city is limited to short
time would urge citizens generally to pay it
visit 1t not only amuses but istructs and the