New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-26
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LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of the Europa Interesting Politi-
cal News Proceedings of Louis Napo-
leon. . 81 S9s. ~
NEwYoRK. Thursday, March %.
The Cunard steamer Europa has arrived here bringing
dates from Liverpool to the 18th instant The following
is a summary Of her
Liverpool Markets.
49, LIVERPOOL, March 49,
There good demand in the cotton market dur
ing the week. and the sales embrace bales of which
exporters have taken 1000 and spectators 600 bales
Prices for some descriptions have fallen off Nd the prn
cpa decline being for middng and lower grades. The
quotations follows Fair Orleans 5sa midding
Orleans 116 fair Upland 4, and mddling Upands
| alb.
Western canal and OBS for Ohio Yellow 2es cd, and
white 32s. y quarter Lard Sos. q cwt. The money
market is buoyant. Consols 81
France-More Decrees-Cavaignao's Pro-
sa. test.
decree has been published declaring that an oath to
support the Constitution and the President is ndispensa
be considered having resigned his seat in the As
sembly 1t believed that Cavaignae will refuse to take
the oath in this form and is said that his intention to
appear in the Chamber and protest against all the pro-
ceedinrs of the the I'd December and
| then retire. .t,...-.
| M. Armand Duke of Ragusa, the last of Napoeon's
arshals who betrayed him at Fontainbeu died in Ven
| ice on the I'd inst. ..
The bust of Louis Napoleon has been ordered to be
in tbei
gaining ground that the opening of the Chambers will
upon afavorable opportunity for declaring Louis
Napoleon. The control of education will be enjoyed
cusiyey by the State The system of Church Professors
will be abolished. Armand Marrast prominent leader
the revolution Of February 1S4S died the 10th
The arming of the Notifications of Paris going
great activity large number of political prisoners hay,
sailed from Havre for Cayenne. The Prince President
gave banquet the sth instant to the British Minister
England
Parliament reassembled on the 18th. In the House O
Lords Monday Lord, Beaumont gave notice that h,
would ask the Government whether alteration in the
Protection policy intended Lord Lyndhurst depre
Gated the postponement of the Chancery reforms and
denounced the efforts of the AntCorn Law league to effect
dissolution of the present Parliament Lord Broughan
denounced the league in the House of Commons, and
asked if Government intended to define its policy before
making its estimates Ameeting of les members had beer
held at the House Of Lord John Russell Lord John
much dissatisfaction with the programme of Lore
Derby and plan of operations agreed upon Lore
John Russell advised that supplies for three months only
should be voted at the end of which time dissolution
Parliament would be forced upofhe Government Lore
John Russell had brought up the Reform bill in the House
of Commons. The Earl of Eglntoun has been inaugu
rated Lord Lieutenant of Ireland.
The Kaffir War.
| The Katiir war had been concluded, on the condition
| of the surrender Of the Kaffrs.
Heavy Failure.
The failure of Messrs. Richie Son, Of London lat
been announced Their liabilities estimated at from
| fifty to one hundred thousand pounds.
| @N5 No Steamer.
No steamer has arrived at Liverpool since the sailing
| the Pacific. a....'...
Bank Dedication
BosroN, March 25.
heavy defacaton has been discovered in the Suffolk
Bank. the book-keeper and receiving teller being the
guilty parties The former sailed for Europe in the Asia
1t is reported that the teller has been arrested
Democratic Convention.
RICHMOND. March 25
democratic Convention assembled here yesterday,
and the whole day spent in fierce struggle relative
to the appointment Officers The Chair finally appointed
committee to select officers. Considerable jealousy
v,
and the committee did not report until to-day The gene
raj impression is that Cass delegates will be appointed
Congress.
WAsHtNGroN, March %.
In the Senate several petitions presented praying
for cheap ocean postage.
In the House the bills granting lands to Mississippi and
Louisiana discussed.
Ohio Rver---Marlzets
CINCINNATI, March 25
Flour is very dull. and sales reported There Is
good demand for bulk pork and smoked meats dealers
asking an advance which checks sales. At pittsburg
there is feet inches water in the channel of the Ohio
and falling. Weather clearing up
LOUISVILLE March %.
The river here is falling with feet inches water in
the canal The steamers Granite State Buckeye and
Lexington have arrived from New0rcans and the Gen
Lafayette has departed for that port,
Steamboats, Passing.
VIcKsBunG. March %.
The following steamboats, have passed this point to-day
bound to Neworleans; Whiteman o'clock, A. NJ; Gre
NADIA A. III. jamestown, 4. NJ; G W Kendall 915 A.
~; and Huntsville at 12k PM
LETTER FROM Mr.. CLAY-The Washington Republic
publishes the following extract from private letter
Mr. Cays written to friend in NewYork expressing II
preference for Mr. Fillmore as the wing nominee for the
Presidency:
You rightly understood Inc in expressing a
preference for Mr. Fillmore the wing candidate for the
Presidency. This did before left home and have
4nenty here in private intercourse since my arrival
Washington. | not how generally the fact may be-
known, but should not deem it right publish any
oal avowal OF that preference under signature
IN the newspapers Such would subject me to
The imputaton of supposng that my opinions possessed
more weight with the public than apprehend they do
fhe foundation of my preference is that Mr. Fillmore has
administered the Executive Government with signal sue
cess and ability He has been tried and found true
faithful honest and conscientious wish say nothing
in derogaton from his eminent competitors. They have
both rendered great services to their Countrywide in
the field and the other in the cabinet They might pos
has done, But then neither of them has been tried He
has been tried in the elevated position he holds and
think that prudence and wisdom had better restrain
from making any change without necessity for 1.-THE
existence of which do not perceive,
- l am, truly, your friend and obcdient servant,
" II, CLAy.''
THE Wing RANGERs.-rhere is meeting of this body
this evening, at their Hail. the Pearl opposite the
ST. Charles Theatre.
PAssENeERs.-The Empire City sailed yesterday morn
ing at O'Clock for Network Havana and Chagres with
the following passengers:
York-N Blum, T Surges W NJ Armstrong u S N F
Fonruier MIS- Cuon Lieut. Wescot N aud lady, Mrs
olns, Mrs NJ Randolph Mrs iLmpson Fred Moore.
For Rdraaa-Dr II Sellers AIeDonud, Lawrence
british Army Shh Bealle, Cayalerc yali
aiy Col Nudge Mad Gautes Mad Apemon and child -Four
Ne chgrtsNss Adams. Iechrr Miss Dorey Mrs
hS Mrs caSSr'so" oey Grams sir. T Frcn f MIS-
K,tney Il Readins + u Nereg i Shell ot Ii on q "
Mrs and Nh Maula Mr{hn rip En,