New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-24
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Further by the Cambria-Interesting from
Europe.

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81 tbe peupls's 20 sttIIp) ltns.
Further by the Cambria-Interesting from
Europe.
NEwYoRK, February D.
The Cambria arrived last evening at Halifax, after
rough passage of little over fourteen days from Liver
pool Full Geographic reports of her news have been re-
ceived. and confirm the previous accounts.
Cotton reported have declined fully Lied during the
early part of the week. but toward the close business i'm
proved and the rates were firmer Breadstufs were
droopng and sales of Flour and Wheat had been made
at prices below those of the previous week. Corn was
frmer Provisions active, except Butter, Lard and
Cheese which had declined, and were dull.
Trade in the manufacturing districts dull, and
prices had downward tendency
| General News-Opening of Parliament.
NETWORK, February %.
Parliament opened by the Queen in person on the
Sth inst In her speech the Queen stated that the
friendly relations between England and other nations
| manned undisturbed.
In the House of Commons Sir Benjamin Hill asked the
cause of Lord Palmerston's resignation Secretary of
Foreign Affairs Lord John Russell replied that Lord Pal
merston refractory and treated the nterrogatores
of the Queen with dsrespect lie had moreover acted
independently of his colleagues in important matters and
had unreservedly approved of the da of Louis Ma
poeon The Earl of Dudley has out in defence OF
| the course of Louis Napoleon.
The movement in favor of the liberation of the Irish
exes progressing rapidly in the cities of the East
West
| France-More Banishments.
The Able Cicorder (9) and NJ. Laroder have been
ered quit the country Letters from Paris state that
the Government send spies to all the social festivals and
the liberty of speech is entirely destroyed The Electoral
law has been published 1t declares universal suffrage
be established giving all male citizens twenty years
I'D h. ata tvny,f xyE
of age are eligible representatives. Algers and the
Colonies are excluded from the right of representation
Spain---Atternpt to XII the Queen.
An attempt upon the life of Queen Isabella was made
on the I'd instant, by shooting, The ball took effect il
her shoulder and made severe, but dangerous wound
| The assassin arrested.
| Further Commercial News.
Some of the Circulars state that the closing rate fo
Cotton was 56f0514d Western Canal Flour was quoted
| at 23s Cd. Yellow Corn at 29dD3Os and Western a
3234s per quarter Lard had declined Cd 01s per cwt
Fifty vessels were lying in the Mersey at Liverpool
waiting for fair wind Half of them were destined 70
Cotton ports.
| NewYork Markets.
| NEwYoRK, Feb %
sThere little doing in the Cotton Market and price
are nominal Flour is in moderate request at 81 93ID$
per barrel for State brands Lard firm at 100101c pc
pound
Ohio River--Steamboats.
Lottsy,Irr February 90
Tho riyer ,aro 10 falling with eight feet six ;nche
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"f''et III 'ie "'n"t. w ~ W ~ ~ ~ ~ '
which has formed Ice so tck on the Telegraph wires
to break them down where they cross the river. w
exnect M to- npbt from the E,s
| LOUISVILLE. February %.
The river mere mas risen over hNe lee' oh eiie ran
during the last forty eight hours and is still rising Rair
ing steadily. The Belle Key and the Glendy Burke hay
arrived from snd the Georgetown and Geo W Kenda
| -, 80 g.. >r,,,
h"'o i'i' o -eo 80
PITTSBURGH, fepruary I'd
The river is rising rapidly. with fifteen feet 81
| ,,b,s ,y,t tor in thu cl,,nal
NN'' ~ $50 ~
fLAcipEs.-lhe tohowng Address was denVefed las
night on the occasion OF the Firemens Annual Benefit
the Varieties Theatre, by Mrs. Howard The address
resnectfllv dedicated TO the Firemen of the Consolidate
,4 - ,To,.a =, NJ r ,,;a,
olty Vi >e"oiie"ihe' Wy Az l. "is'e9
God bless the Firemen. You my constant friends.
From whose warm hearts the generous PRAYER ascends
Can give the orison an incense-wing.
As soft and fragrant as the breeze of spring
God bless the Fremen Let the echoes rise
In truthful breathing through the ambient skies.
When. in the of night.' the loud alarm
| Startes the sleeper. aud the voice of harm
| Spoken with iron tongues gives note that. led
| BY tiends of flame, empanoplied with dread
The Spirit of Destruction is abroad,
. | Fierce with the fury of a demon god
NAaln tn Hon, tDn