New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-10
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Further from Europe-Particulars by the
Misunderstanding from France and
n GERMANY

ceiyed with favor by very large majority of the French
people The election generally passed off very quietly
In the establishments inhabited mainly by working peo-
pie there large majority for Louis Napoleon while
in those where the influence of the nobility predominate
the vote neutrazed. The total majority for Louis
Napoleon is stated high millions e. 1t is re-
ported that several other Generals have been arrested
Victor Hugo has escaped to Belgium,
Notes complaining of the dangerous support given to
political refugees in England have been presented the
Foreign Office by the representatives Of Russia Austria
and other States Of Germany, 1t is nnaed that Eng
ishmen will not be able to travel without inconvenience
in the Austrian territories so long past complaints are
UNDECIDED by the English Government
Large of money forwarded from London to
Hungary much of which has fallen into the hands of the
Austrian Government
The Arch Duke Albert has entered Butla and Pesth
and assumed the rens of Government.
Late advces from Morocco state that the Emperor re-
sign the treaty with France that he is actu
ally marching upon Tanger with 10000 troops
Rome the vote of the troops largely in favor of
Napoleon.
Liverpool Markets.
On Monday. ting I'D there increased demand in
the Cotton market and the sales reached 1900 bales at i'm
proving rates the decline quoted two days previous being
fully recovered. Breadstufs declining and Flour
was cd per barrel lower.
Prometheus Affair-Mr. Webster's Letter
MIR. Clay.
WAsHINGroN. January s. 1852
There is every to believe that the Prometheus
affair will lead to better understanding. and that no
British force will hereafter stated at San uan da Mo,
ragr Mr.. Webstcr's dispatch the subject is hipbv
spoken of 1t shows high spirit and bears lofty tone
MIR Cays health is improving. and he expects TODAY
on Mr. Carkes resolution the policy of the United
States relative TO Intervention in the affairs of foreigp
governments.
Introduction of Kossuth.
WASHINGTON, January 9th 1852
In the Senate yesterday Mr. Crawford moved TINT tlc
discussion of business be suspended the reception of
Governor Kossuth KosSuth then entered the Sen,t,
chamber and introduced by General Shields in thc
following words MIR President we have the honor to in
trouce Louis Kossuth to the Senate the United States
The President then invited him to seat in the Srnot,
when the Senate adjourned. The members were then
personally introduced to Kossuth by Messrs Seward ana
Shields
NewYork Markets.
NEw York, January 18th Noon
There is steady Cotton market this morning. but the
denaud is inactive. Corn has heen quiet at 65c pcr
bushel, for mixed Western Lard is held at o. &C. per III
| Rio Coffee. 81 Z. per h.
January It'll Evening
Cotton has been rather quiet during the day and the
sales limited to 500 bales at sac for middn Orleans
and Size for midling Upands Flour has sold at steady
prices. Fork, Beef and Lard are quiet Freshts are
stealy-Cotton to Liverpool 5-32
| Ohio River-Markets.
! CIScNSAri, Jan Q.
The river here falling and has rcccded % inches
during the last n hours The demand Flour has been
limited to-day at previous rates Whisky is dull ut l4s
"a 14f4 u gallon Lard "a "a 7l.c "a III for Prime
Mess Pork So SO e Dbl
| Steamboats,
LOUISVILLE. Dee. :.
The Steamboats, Yorktown ]. NJ Niles Indiana and
Gulnare have arrived here to-day from New Orleans
and the Empire, the Lexington the Dialem and the Geu
Washington have departed for the same port
Network Markets.
NEwYonK January s.
There has been good demand to-day in the Cotton
market at firm prices. Mdllng Orleans S96mSl, cents
per pound Flour has been in fair request at steady
prices Corn has sold 65(d66 cents per bushel for
Mixed Western Lard 9G9li for barrels and 9l46a1.
per pound for kegs.
Particulars by the Cambria-Success of
Louis Napoleon.
The following items of European intelligence were
brought by the Cambria:
The resignation of Lord Palmerton is attributed to diff
cultie in the Cabinet with regard to the policy of the
British Government in the present condition of affairs OH,
the continent of Europe.
The Queen of Spain delivered of Princess on the
Goth of December,
F7rance-Louis Napoleon-New Press Law
The election continues to engos large portion of tie
public attention,
Louis Napoleon has been triumphant every where
Many of the imprisoned Deputies have bceu liberated
The law for the regulation of the press requires all
publishers Of journals to deposit certain sum with the
Government security for good conduct
The Count de Monteambert is spoken Of as likely to
become a member of the Cabinet.
England Money-Fa ilures
The bullion in the Bank of England, according to the
last statement is 100000 pounds sterling
Messrs. Barkley. Buchan Sweet. extensive iron
house in Glasgow, have suspended payment Their liza
bilities about f7O0oo Messrs Quarlcs Iarum & Go
have also failed for about the amount
Liverpool Markets.
Beef has been in better request steady prices Pork
but not in demand. Bacon steady Lard is nm
changed Oils advancing. Sugar declined Cd n cwt
Trade in Manchester steady
Ohio River-Steamboats
LOUISVILLE, january s
The steamboats, Chile Harold. the Cheuowth ana thc
Uncle have left here to-day for NewOrleans There.
are water in the Middle Chute of the FolIs
and the river is falling
Thcreare 10 feet inches water in the canal
Steamer Sunk.
CINCINNATI, ,anury $.
The steamboat Dunkirk sunk this morning forty miles
below St Louis. No lives were lost She was hound for
NewYork Markets.
NEwYoRK, January s-Evening
The cotton market has been quiet. with sales of 1900
bales Flour has been in moderate request and 1000 bar
rels have sold at 81 81 sal 6S barrel Corn20OOo
bushels at Csc, Mess Pork is in fair demand at full
prices OF Rio Coffee $500 bags sold at auction to-day Mt
TtsO734c e ID for ordinary to prime and the sale was
stopped
Kossuth.
W ssHTNGrGN. Jan S.
KoSsuth is to he present tonight at tho nlccng of the
Jackson Association during the celebration Of the ami
yrTsary Of the battle of New Orleans.
Steamer Eclipse.
LOUISVILLE, Jan. S,
The new mammoth steamer Eclipse is to he oaed of
the stocks On sunday morning. She will be ready her
first trip to New Orleans next month.
Steamboats, Passing
NCKsHt re. JHnuagv Q.
The following steamboats, have passee this place during
the last twenty-four hours. bound to and from New
Orleans The Francis Jones. bound down last night;
Grand Turk att this morning Nashville at this morn
ing; BoStona. at this morning. Aleck Scott at l this
ftcrnoon; Brooklyn. at this afternoon Sarah at this
afternoon; Magnolia mt this afternoon
The river has risen four feet during the last 81