New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-18
NEWS BY rELEGR.aPH.


rIc-CoTToN HEAvY-DREADruL SHIPwREcK OF NEwoR-
LEANS SHIp-Ne,rYorE, October 16 The Collins steamer
Arctic has arrived here from Liverpool bringing dates
from that port the 9Th inst four days later than the
accounts brought by the America The following is
summary of her news
L,yERpooL MARKErs-Lre,pool. October 6.-There has
been only moderate demand in the Coffin market since
the departure of the Asia On Saturday I'd inst the Gu
that had the effect to depress the market the
tone that observable early in the day. and
at the time of the Americas departure was lost The
of the four days embrace 4000 bales OF which Su0
were taken speculation and 2 600 for export
Though the market has been heavy prices have under
gone quotabie change and close as follows; tar Or
leans Ga Middling Orleans 81 5zs Fair upands e'G
| and Middling Upands esd per lb ..,.
Flour has continued in good request ana Is Wthout ma
terial alteration in prices Western Canal closes at O
Cd per bb Corn is also without change, the ruling rate
The Money market continues easy and Oonsosc at
| par
Loss OF THE MoHLE-sEvEsTr -FOUR LIVES Losr The
American ship Mobile Capt Farbox bound from Liver
pool for Neworeans with sixty passengers and Of
tYepty.three persons driven ashore on Arkow Bank
m fhe irish coast on the night of Both September
The ship went to pieces soon after striking aud all
board lost except nine persons She had lett Liver
pool the 29h and was little more than one day out
| when she went ashore
| PENNSYLVANIA Observation-Disclosures. Oct. 16-The
election returns indicate election in this State of nine
wings and sixteen democrats to Congress The o vote
throughout the State has been small The wings have
majority in the State Senate and the democrats IN the
Assembly.
ONO AND INDIANA ELEcr1cS-BaltiHoe, Oct 16,-Re-
turns have been received from fty-three counties IN
Ohio five of these the vote stands the same as last
year In thrtyeight the wings have gained eleven thou
sand In ten the democrats nave gained eght hnuree
and sxty-tbree votes.
From Iudiena there are returns of counties
which give Wright the democratic candidate Tor 9over
nor majority of 120S7 votes The same connnss, II
1919 gave democratic majority of 6el5--shoWing {
gain of 5000 for the democrats
NuwYoRK Corroy MARxEr-NesrI York Oct l6-Ther
has Leen an active demand to-day in tue Cotton market
aud the sales reach 5000 bales, making the total sales
the week $500 bales.
=, ,Jof 0nf H,-T q
turns of election in this State far as received
gain for the wings of three members Of Congress
TThs dispatch differs materially from pfecedin
one the latter which is probably correct showing viii
gain only member the number OF democrats BEN
the in the delegation in the last Congress-Ep
STEAMER sAl1Ep-Nec York, October 16:-The Collin
steamer Atlantic for Liverpool took out forty thousan
@ dollars in specie.
l. United States steam fgate powhatan sailed to-day f
Havana by order of the Government TO inquire nto
g outrage on the Crescent City.
It Ono RvER-C Cincinnati, Oct 16.-The river mere HI
risen seven inches during the last twentyfour hours
Pittsburgh Oct 16The river here is falling, with thr
!; feet six inches water in the channel.
y MARINE AFFArRs-srEAM NAVIGATION OF THE Rio DE
PLATA AND IT'S TRBuTAREs-A company, under the nan
of the New York and Paraguay Steamship Company, h
been chartered and is receiving subscriptions to
al stock in New York. for the purpose of establishing
of steamers for navigation of the Rio de Ia Plata
quay are the principal The of the fertile
tries along the line of these rivers has long been closed
world by the obstnacy of Rosas the late Dictator
IN the Argentine Confederation who forbade any vessel
ceeding up or down the Rio de la Plata. On his dow
ou fall however it thrown open which will give gr
impetus to the trade of the fertile States bordering
In those streams The Government of Bolivia, whose tel
ue tory with that of Paraguay completely excluded
~ the restriction from all communication by the river
nr the Atlantic has promised bonus OF S2oouo 10 INC
steamer that succeeds in reaching their coast rms &C
pany proposes purchase the British steamship One
cal ., ;, e,o., ,r,ur,, so,,o fa,v weeks hack
he | send her forward without delay
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nts WRECK OF BRa-Ihe steamship uhioh' "ni'n ait
the at Charleston on 18th NewYork fell in with
wreck of the brig piercy Capt Young, bound from Da
=. to NewYork with cargo of lumber. When Capt Ad
came up with her he about twenty miles distant
sus- Cane Look Out the bearings being w. SW. Seeing
and condition promptly rescued from their perous posi-
the captain and crew. consisting of seven men, took
on hoard the Union and brought them to Charleston
ntos Cant Young states that in the forenoon of Sunday
say 10th ust tho brig thrown in gale on her beam
tI Her nasta Immediately cut away which caused
tn r;oht but she was found to be full of water Not
and saved from her but the captains desk and quad
ocal and few clothes belonging to the seamen
Way Way. .... ,,o.a Aee11Vz7-onF Frid., the sth
jara the thrown from the track a jersey
law the conductor Jeremiah Counsellor was crushed bet
lisco -. IS - ,;, A., t,a not of spplyinp the breaks
jara WV =. s 80 - -. -. - h,s anoers cut off
the his body otherwise injured Two Of the passengers
rent also hurt though not seriously The escape OF the
~ train was miraculous the being completely wrs
mont and piled up into a shapsless mass Of fragments