New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-22

extra police force in Tho shape Of City coustablss
specially enrolled bot the first appearance Of danger
these worthless turned aud He'd This encouraged the ri
oTs 70 ecs pretty much they pleased and their pleas
ure to pagp the stores and IN set Gre 10 the dwe
ings Of their employers
The Royal Hotel was first sacked and set on fire and
the drinks found at the bar and in the cellars dis
nouted among the crowd Next the mob rushed along
the various streets eInguhing the lamps and smashing
the Victoria Hotel and the Clafsnes Hotel then
ssed and more Of less damaged Mr. TayOr's Mansisn
~ The firm Of Taylor Brothers cotton spinners)
9.sZea fJnt and rear and left ueh wreck that next
y ne doors and windows had 70 be boarded At this
Sncears ge cry q the soldiers coming had the
eos q causing the rioters run but finding IL fsise
Jahy sney pfoeseded 70 the house and factory Of Mr.
M lotion cotton spinner rhieh they speedily yutted
- and his family fortunately escaped by the
ar Nns the rufans sntering the houss from the
rurnlt1re 70 the value on 800 vas torn 10 pieces
n bis house in few The riotsrs HAVING taksn
he FIRE from the crates built Il On the soor
md piled on II pictures curtains books and he remans
Of pianos and o, oTssn- they had smashed
chairs and sofas and beat the heaviest II n.cs
Having thus sakea tl-i reeity they ~ .sti
y their hunger BY punderng the p-o,iEea stores ana
we're sboring heartily In this vocation, when so soldiers
marched into the place and the valiant rioters dispersed
ike mist On Saturday all quiet. and Eve arrests
boys made by the vigant eonstables Sunday
ilso passed without disturbance On Monday night
It sek made the ssv-ms attached to the coiery
4 The Earl OF Racarras One hundred and fifty golfers
Fho had been brought from Wales supply the places Of
he turnous we're lodged within aud the attack was to
sska vengeance on them interiopsrs These fred
dpon tho attacking crowd and killed who carried
fl By hi comrades. message dispatched to wigan
or the soldiers but ere they arrived the mob had dis
persed. Further difficulties apprehended and dra-
goons mad been sent FOR from Manchester.
IRELAND.
Right Rev. DR. PonaOnbY, Lord Bishop Of Derry and
sphoe died 18th, at his palace Derry in his SD year
lis successor is not known.
Lord Clopcurry j. dead aged 81. lie Is succeeded in
ais title and estates by his eldest son Hon Edward Law
On the 9th ut IS persons visited the Dublin Exhi-
'ton and on gth % 900 being the largest attendance
my day since the opening On Monday evening 3lst,
he Exhibition closed with dna solemnities BY the
or4 Lieutenant asd in few days the public will be
ghtened to the Of the enterprise financial
1.n' q vsw It seems hardy possible that Mr. Dsrsan
! aim grand banquet Wedae-day Nov O.
! AUSTRIA
| From Vienna We have Of contemplated ri
1ihss AZ Milan and elsewhere in mis-g0vsrned Italy
As those reports Austrian their origin and are sv
ienty intended to do mischief refrain from TRANSCRIPT
7 papers.
OVERLAND INDIAN NAIL.
Details Of the Indian Mail had been received in Eng
and Tbs heads Of the news had been already telegraph
d. and the payers at hand contain little additional
Commercial accounts from India and China show little
alteration from previous adyces except that activity
shieh prevailed Bombay and Calcutta had in some de-
diminished At the Chinese ports generally business
Gems tn have been nearly suspended. while Shanghai
Dparticular transactions in produce scarcely prae-
ticabe e1ceptin exchange for opium or balloon The
chinese rebellion was spreading
The steamer brings The Egyptian mail from Alex
anda October lo Abba Pachs has forbidden the expor-
tation Of Breadstus but viii allow ships trading
was in unsettled state.
The Nile has this year risen higher than 1t has during
The last % years Almost the entire valley Of Egypt is
sheet of water aud travellers proceed to the Pyramids
boats excursion which in ordinary times occupies
three hours ride from Ghzeb the point the
river.
The damage done the crops by this excess of water
very great and extensive tracts Of land With
indian corn are covered with from three five feet
sasr and the plants consequently destroyed. Tn.
villages and towns reduced islands and are only
'aved by the inhabitants raising embsnkments all round
which they watch day and night with the greatest
iety.
The Feahs will severely feel the loss Of their crops
Indian it form. their principal article of food du
rng the winter that owing TO this deficiency
demands for grain from Turkey the Vieeroy is not acting
unwisey in limiting the expectation Of corn.
MARKETs-JAWE5 M'HENRFis CIRCULAR.
4 LIVERPOOL, November l, 1853.
PRovisIox-A articles keep dull and sales only b
made at decline Lard and talow quiet and lower
Rice has brought extreme quotations has inseed
cake Cloverseed. less demand quercitron bark neg
lected.
| BREADsTUFFs.-Four and wkeat do not maintain til
prices advised last mail The markets at pause
5uyers look for reduction. which, with modsrat
tocks and prospective wants sellers resist Indian
is unaltered in value or demand
CorIoS.- closing of many mills il becoming Yer,
perceptibe in diminished demand and the avora
e accounts Of the weather in the States advised by tn
two last have contributed make the marke
eouragng. holders have offered their stocks freely
prices have further declined another l16I 4 per Ib
ne business yesterday barely reaching 5000 bales
to-day only 5000 bales 500 in the days being
port speculation. In Manchester the demand Is
mted and the market dull.