New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-12
NEW ORLEANS:
MONDAY MORNING, JANUARY -, 1852
News by Telegraph

Mn CLAY AND Kossurn.Nem York. Jan 1o..An in
rricw took place to-day at Washington City between the
Hon. Henry Clay and cx-(ov. Kossuth.
In the course of the conversation. Mr. Clay deprecated
The policy of intervention by this country in European
lHr and stated that he considered the adoption Of such
Nlicy would be the gre'test calamity that could bcE
the United States.
wa eady The sales of the past two days amounted TO
me thousand bales Midding 52lc good middling re
Business. in general is fair,
Ern NElys-Thc river at this point has risen 2s
t,w> during the last u hours. and is now u feet above
luw water mark.
Thr following steamers hayp passed dow to-day: the
Fanny Smith and Memphis
ILr&%rg Jan. 10. Mrhc following steamboats, have
passed this place yesterday and to-day for New Orleans
TIN the 9th the Concorda. at NJ; the Dewitt Gin
ton at S P the Mohcan, at 0 Pm
nu the 10Th the Lean,lcr at 3 4. NJ the Cincnnatus
nj 4 NJ the Bulletin No =. at AM
fi'clyni Jan 10. m.-rhc river has frlcn inches
during the last twen y-our hours 1t has showing
all day
Pmph9g Jan 10. r, st,-Thcre ! feet inches water
IN 'heI channel and the river is falling slowly:
- P4ords Jan, 10 p si.The ice is thick in the Misss
lpW nd navigation is suspended The weather is very
r'Il Aud snow has been falling since yesterday.
- Rohts. Jan 10.-The steamboat Consignec bound
for Na|hrle struck snag at Banbridge near Cape Gil
riH b. and sunk in deep water She had light freight
si,I gG"e some lives were lost but no names are as
t~ Emaij Jan. 10--Flour SO 10 "a So IL hogs quiet.
.lgt %t.ady at s. s9fa - 30 whisky I42ie Nothing is
drins In provisions 300 barrels m0lasse sold to arrive
IN March and 2,7Go barrels to arrive in April at 22c
'N on the ground sold at 2oc cash No changein other
, NgcYo,k Jim. 1o-Thc steamer Brother Jonathan has
7iyrd from san Juan de Ncaragua bringing weeks
Batter 'lat"s from California
. NM NopN MAHEErs-- k1cTork. Jan l0-Ihc cotton
plr<r is active at full prices, Sales of $500 blls Of
hhn and Michigan flour at 81 50GDS4 10 Sales of Ohio
wheat Mt Hc 81, Corn in fair demand B5c for Wrs-
VI Receipts of f-h light. and market firm. Sales Of
o IbS NrWOrlcan n0asscs at &c Provisions active at
bonner prices, Lard scarce at aiiiG10c in kegs Sugar
''' Sales Of Light Orleans at 4i4d4sc Whisky 20l &c
NeNtItMPsRE PoiTIcs.-Netc York. Jan. 9--Ihc Dem
T,s Of Ncwi!ampshre have nominated the Hon Noah
Martin their candidate for Governor.
Tr resolution Of the Pennsylvania Legislature al
lowing III" of the prisons in the State for the deen-
don Of fugitive slaves has been vetoed by the Governor
s ayhtngfoH Jan 0-The correspondence between Com
Mo- gan aud Capt, Long OF the L. steam gate Mssis-
tp' relating to the conduct of Kosslth while board
ii" vessel is soon to be called before Congress.
ItJ CONGRESSIONAL Observation-Disclosures. Jan lO-Tlc
Congressional dinner to Kossuth took place Inst
H.-hl 1t was most brilliant affair. The Hon. Daniel
Webster Secretary Of state, present together with
'fNUr distinguished gentlemen
VIZ Webster responded briefly to the tn,st Mr.
Fillmore He reiterated the sentiments expressed by Mr.
Fillmore receiving Kossuh at the Presidential man
SION He was happy to welcome BIN as Il worker in
tlw cause OF human liberty.
kes~utl made q long and brilliant spcccl rritrrating
Inc .Ntinents he has frequently expressed in former
srrrhcs except that he did ask for national inter
vculiuu
EossrTH AND GAIT. IoNG-Thp challenge sent by Kos.
u TO Capt Long of the Mississippi with all other mat
"ts connected with that anr rGsOr,cd nj the Navy
Department Kossuth. it appears after EaIds made
"."loey Which Capt. Long accepted.
CD,cif,G' Jan gThc river has fallen two feet Wits
KY lde Hour So l0id83 Il per Dbl. [Picayunc