New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-04
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Der The gunard STEAMER Europa arrived This mesDing
three days Isfer than the accounts received by
tho Baltic The following is summary Of her comuier-
LssEnroei sfAxKxrsLi LircspooI November 20-Thecot-
ton has very dull the departure Of tho
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barely 600 bales M which oO6 hare been taken f
co e 5 no
81. and middlfns Orleans 5ssd q y. ~.
Flour has advapced1s 10 H. % bM and 10 quoted at
u, close at 24sa Sd q bt for Western Gana and 25s
for Ohio. -
ernhss sold at steady prices the closing rasss bsg
s2s. per quarter for Yeow, and So ID. fsf vhite
Lard has been dull and the ast saes lave Besn made
Lospos aose. MasKEr THE money market kas con
aued and consols cicee al the adssnes Stes Of
HasSE CORES MaaAKr. cotton ns.ket ii Hsv.e
has been rather hessy and an quales have slightly de-
euasd The .saes e shs sssk snsrsss zee heles
Clemens Of Alabama, ststss tat the health of the Hon
Wm, King has sreatiy improved ssssss
The death Of the Hon Robert Craig this moslDs
noanegd il The Fgnia upon vhsh W leg
nEase cssIr .Jd,aLss Hasaingtans December 2-The
festival in this city was kept dsDg the
Mayor Murray Senators Dougiass Mler, Brodhsed Dr..
y 3. 40ds and Judge Perry =. Racehus
Fass,iErs ~ rt,r 3alfiasne. Dec, iate
frrsht has done iminesss fadags Georgia. In Goam
tie reservoirs Of the raer powers or thu factoses
broke their walls and NIL the factories more Of l In
jared Every factory has been stopped excep Cow
eta and some 800 hands out Of enploJme
i NoxrH GaRoliss sssAroR-B Bdltfsore, December b
TIE has mot s,ieceetIed in eleesnss o. g.
Thc boltsrs are BY saanders and stand against
Il Dobbgns. the caucus nominee 7ras -
GRs&r DssTRucItoN on PRorEHTrLoss pr LirHs- Bos-
ION December 2-The Immense sstatsshmsut Of CHECKER
ing s. Co, the piano was last right dss
y 1 os & ss
thousand dosarss which they had mn irsursice Of
70 ans .ss Z. red oussna ds
killed by he fall of Of the wails NJ the buildings
4 DrrAiIs ans EvRorAN Ne1s York Dvc-s IA Discus
sion Of free sprang In Parliament on Tuesday,
when the Chanceor of the Exceqner gave notices his
intention to bring forward amcnInept fully endorsing
DsaTH or3 / NoaLEmAs--The Earl Of shrcssbuiy Is
0 dead. 5.s.is..sz-l. ~ j. ss
Ist january. 1853 the French army n Rome will be re-
TURKISH FfyasoEsThe pasta of Egypt has rsliryed
the Sultan Turkey the financial cmbarasments
under which he has lately been ahoring. -
n sourH CaRoliNA SsnAFoR-NeiD Pork Dec. 2seJudge
has been elected a Senator from South Carolina
fur the full term, sls. z \ 3..s5ates.
New Oar ANS Mans Five n,as from New Orleans
NO" aue mere = z s.sass ssssss
T,,n LpHa ny OF coseaEss The washington Kepublic
says From early hour in the morning until late at
night large number of wuEkmen employed iusths
library rooH the object being to haYe the sonstrue
tio consunnnted at the earliest practicable day Not
the hawking the and the dull sound of the hammer
are heard amid the operation Of the artisans but the
phac breathing the bellows at thu glowing furnaces
the e,inking of the metals for instead Of wood the
galleries. pillars alepyes, shelving and ceiling ali Of
rop from the mnufactory Of Jnnes Bebee and Company.
Broadway NewYork the erection Of them superintendent
! by Mr.. John Skrving The moIldngs and ornaments
for the greater part from original patterns and the
general design such will impart durability anL the
highest style of beauty to the entire structure Every
bsen taken to guard against the repetition
of damage by fire in that part of the Capitol this OBJ
y ject we think, will undoubtedly be secured Three
months must elapse probatiy before ths room will be
ready for tho reception Of the library Mr. Thomas o.
Waller the architect has displayed his usual talent IN
furnishing plan accordance with which the work Is
now progressing. ~ sls.54 .5sss,isss
RAiLRoAp GosisipsIcaroS WITH Sr, LOUISA corps o
engineers making the necessary survey fer rail
road from ST. Louis to Terrc Haute, and such arrange
ments have been made beween that company and tho
II Ohio and Mississippi Companywhich is constructing
railroad St. Louis to Gineinnathat the two roads
arc to be run and the same track, from Illinois
Dt town to salem distance Of about seventy miles
DISTRESS IN IRELASD-A correspondent of the London
Times draws heartrendpg picture Of the Distress tc
which numbers of the poor Of Ireland brought b.
r their landlords Speaking of the county Of Mayo hi
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