New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-09-17
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.

| portsmouth, N. III. The report that seven fish
ing vessels had heen captured is eontradicted
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
ARRIVAL OF THE FRANKLIN-.Ne,c York, Sep
TENDER 14.-The New York and Hayre steam
packet Franklin has arrived here, bringing
dates from Liverpool to the 18th Of August
three days later than the accounts brought by
the Asia. Her advices report the Cotton mar.
ket, at Liverpool, as remaining quiet, with
prices rather in favor of buyers, but as holders
were not pressing on the market there was nc
quotable change. The sales of the three days
embraced 10000 bales, of which spectators
took 1000 and exporters 5000 bales.
Breadstutfs had further advanced on Satur-
day and Monday, and Flour was quoted at 29s.
| I'd for Western Canal, and Sis. Cd per barrel
| for Baltimore brands, but on Tuesday, the
Both, the market was dull, with prices in favor
of buyers, sales being made in some instances
| about Sd lower. Corn had been in good de-
| mand, and prices had further advanced Cd per
was dull at the close. Pork and Beef were in
moderate request at previous rates Bacon
was active and prices steady
Trade at Manchester had slightly declined
since the departure of the Asia
The latest advices from Constantinople state
that the Sultan has accepted the note of the
Vienna Conference, and will send an Embassa-
dor to st. Petersburg simultaneously with the
evacuation, by Russia, of the Danubian princi-
palities This evacuation is expected to take
place in September, when the French and
English fleets would withdraw from Besica Bay
and the coast
The French Government has officially denied
that the grain harvest is deficient
The Cunard steamer Niagara arrived at Liy-
erpool on the 18th, and the Collins steamer
| Arctic on the Both August
The Money market at London was easier,
Consols were firm, closing at 9Sa
Mobile, Sept. 16.--The mail has arrived here
| with dates from New York of the 9th and 10th
instant
The total number of interments in this city
yesterday were SO, of which 80 were yellow fe-
yer cases.
Baltimore, Sept. 13.-The passengers on the
steamship Georgia, during her recent perilous
condition off Cape Hatteras, neither slept nor
ate from Thursday until Saturday, as they ex-
pected every moment to be lost.
Gom'r Albert G. Slaughter, of the Navy, died
at Warrenton, Va, on Friday, the 9th inst
Coffee is held in this market at II cents.
.NeU York, Sept. 13.-The Maine election re-
suited in no choice for Governor The vote was
small and little changed since the last election.
The liquor law was re-adopted
Evening papers
Philadelphia, September Sit is stated that
young Gottschalk, the eminent pianist, will soon
marry Philadelphia heiress worth $500 900.
The steamer City of Manchester, from Liver
pool, arrived this morning, bringing 446 pas
sengers.
The Court of Bishops reassembled at Camden
this morning Bishop Doane occupied the at
tention of the house till half-past O'Clock with
an able speech in support of his motion to dis
miss the presentment After Bishop Doane had
concluded his speech, which was Of three hours
duration, Bishop McIlvaine replied, and without
concluding the Court adjourned The vote on
the question will hardly be reached before
Monday
The Protestant Association will have grand
procession tomorrow through all parts Of the
city. Many persons anticipate difficulty
The MarshaPs police has been ordered out, and
a large force will be armed for the occasion.
Niagara Falls, Sept. 9-About 8 o'clock
this morning an unusual noise or deep rumbling
sound was heard, and upon investigation of the
cause, it was discovered that an immense niece
of Table Rock, directly over the path where
persons venture under the Cataract, had fallen.
The report and deep rumbling was at first sun
posed by some to be an earthquake Quite a
number of persons are still here, and there are
apprehensions that some one or more may have
been under the rock at the time. OF this, how
ever, there is no certainty. 1t is supposed that
this break will so change the falling of the wa
ter as to prevent persons from venturing under
in future
Buffalo, September 9.-Patrick Sneed, alias
Watson, the alledged murderer of JAS E. Jones,
Of Savannah, who was arrested at Niagara
rails some days since, was yesterday morning
discharged from custody by Judge Sheldon, on
he ground that the man was supposed to be
fugitive slave, and there are no papers here to
letain him.
81. Johns, N. b., September 9.--The Decatur
las arrived here, and grand entertainment
has been given to the officers of the garrison.
The Frenchmen have taken no fish at Belle |
STAND or Labrador this season. Several vessels |
lave been seized
Boston, September 81 learn that the bark |
Friendship, Captain Sunderland, foundered at |
yea, The passengers and crew escaped and ar
lived at Halifax