New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-14
Telegraphed to the Daily Crescent
asu the ptoplf's (o'lariIIp) Iths.
NewYork Markets.

Inc Flour market quiet and state brands are quoted
at 81 IL to 81 2 and Ohio at 81 IS to 81 So Corn IL
good demand and 5000 bushels have been sold yellow
'515c q bushel. Mess Pork SIT SO y Dbl. Bacon il
ca CO, at to 1Oc y lb. Lard 9A to OK. Kentuck,
Tobacco TOT 1ac.
Steamer Sailed.
The steamer Humboldt sailed for Havre to-day. Sh,
| took no specie.
Ohio River-Markets.
CINCINNATI, April 10.
The river here has fallen inches since yesterday
Pork and Lard firm at previous quotations. Whisky
scarce at loo gallon The river at Louisville Is sta
| tionary.
~ the asrsf Idtstsrn lime.
NewYork Markets.
NETWORK, April "a.
The sales Of Flour to-day amount to 1900 bbls,
prices have ranged from 81 30 to 81 35 for State brands
and 81 8Ts to 81 Sc for Ohio. Pork has been in goot
demand and prices have advanced Sales of Mess have
been made at S17 TO- Lard is active at to 91ac d lb
Java Coffee is firm at IL &c d h. Orleans Sugar at
| o fb.
Arrival of the Daniel Webster.
| New YORK, April 10,
The steamship Daniel Webster arrived day from Cha
and San Juan bringing California dates the 17tl
ult. No Of Importance, The Webster brings $3.50,
| 900 in gold dust on freight.
Ohio River-Markets.
| PIrrsBuRG, April IS.
There twelve feet water the Channel here the
| river is falling
| ClNctNNArI, April Is.
The river here is falling fast Miss Hayes gave her last
Concert here last evening The flour market is quiet
and the quotations from So 10 to So 10 per Dbl
Whisky 142l to l5c per gallon Pork is firm, but there
| have been transactions of any consequence.
| LOUISVILLE, April IS.
The here falling fast and ia warm
and pleasant The Magnolia leaves here this evening fol
New Orleans.
Bp the apsops = ReIp) ltns.
Ohio River-Steamboats.
| LOUISVILLE, April 49,
The river here has fallen three feet since yesterday
The Fanny Smith left this evening for Neworleans There
has been arrival from that port to-day.
Steamboats, Passing
YcKsBuRa, April 49,
The following boats have passed here to-day bound
New Orleans The Natchez at P NJ, and the Frank Ly-
on and R. P. Winslow at P. NJ
Cincinnati Markets.
CINCINNATI. April T.
Tha demand for -four is small and prices range from
SO 10 to So Is. Whisky 15c per gallon Provisions are
unchanged holders most articles are firm at prev
GUS quotations
New York Markets.
New YORK, April 10.
There is nothing of any consequence doing in the Cot
ton market to-day Flour unsteady prices for State
and Ohio brands range from 81 % to 81 "a Yellow corn
66c, er bushel. Mess Pork ST. 30 per Dbl
Steamboats, Arrived.
LOUISVILLE April 10,
! The steamers G. W. Kendall, Charles Hammond and
Reindeer arrived to-day from New Orleans Eclipse left
for New Orleans.
Arrival of the Ell Dorado.
New YORK. April II.
The steamship Ell Dorado has arrived bringing later
from California She brings accounts of disastrous
floods throughout the country
Explosion.
New YosK. April Il.
The steam boiler in Howell King & Co.'s Sugar Refine
ry in Duane street. exploded this morning scading SIX
persons all of whom however will probably recover The
explosion fire to the building but it was soon exn-
guished,
Markets
Cotton is firm at last quotations but sales are small
Flour is unchanged, with sales of 5000 barrels Corn
55sG66a cents per bushe with sales of 700 bushels
Rio Coffee, 93ac per H.
Congressional.
WASHINGTON, April IL.
In the Senate to-day message received from the
President relative to the Japan Expedition also copy
mission
In the House. the Committee of Ways and Means re-
ported bill admitting railroad iron for the construction
of railroads in States aad Territories free of duty
Steamboats, Coming Down:
LOUISVILLE, April -
The steamers Reindeer, Swallow Charles Hammond and
Europa left here to-day for NewOrleans
Another Steamboat Explosion.
Sr LOUIS. April u
The steamboat Sauda which left on the 10th for
Council Bluffs with hundred passengers, prnci-
pally Mormons exploded two of her boilers while backing
out at Lexington All the officers with the exception of
the mate and pilot killed We have no particu
lars in regard to the loss of life among the passengers
The PREss-The Richmond (va) Examiner speaking
Of the common notion that everybody has right to pub
fish what he peases at the publishers expense and not
his own, says. very forciby:
The only free its editors and to those whom
its editors believe to have good ground for addressing the
public and something to say which the public has an in
terest in hearing We would recommend those who abor
under this mistake to consider the following fact-that
are made for the large class who read and
Tor The small class who want to write The idea that
when man subscrbes to newspaper he lays its pro-
pretoS under some undenable obligation that has
right to publish his compositions therein with the single
provso that they shall be inoensive is popular fancy
and most ridiculous mistake which ought be corrected
Not only has he no such right but the editor who permits
ann to put unlnteresting matter his columns nriuges
upon the rights OF four or five thousand other people
5ratly one individual Very few editors absurdy
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RELEASE OF GEN PERczELIt is stated that Gen Perc-
Eel has been liberated from his detention at Broosa in
Asia Minor on the intercession the Legation of the
United States, and with his wife and three children is
low on his way to the United States lie is furnished
With an American passport not citizen of the United
states but as protected by them. lie is warm friend
# kossuth
CONFORMATION OF On. KING, u S. Consul AT ATHENS
letter from Athens in Greece, that Rev DR.
onas hlhg a missionary of the American Board and Q
Consular Agent, at that place, has been tried and CON
emned to fifteen days Imprisonment and then to be sent
nut OF the Kingdom of Greece for having preached in his
wn house against the doctrines the Greek church. and
sofor having published book against said church DR.
King defended by two of the abest lawyers in Greece