New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-05
photographic ITEMS.

Neto York, October 2--The cotton market
still continues depressed, with few sales, and at
nominal prices.
Flour is active and advancing.
Fork is in brisk demand for speculation, and
Mess has advanced to $16 80 to $16 IS per bar
rel, with large sales.
Cincinnati, October 1.-The -four market
here is active, and prices have advanced %
cents per barrel since the receipt of the foreign
news by the Washington. The sales of the last
two days embrace $4,000 barrels
baltimore, October 3--The mail from the
great Salt Lake arrived at independence on
Wednesday last. The party was accompanied
BY =. M Bernhisel, Delegate to Congress from
The Indians had become more troublesome in
Utah. They had killed great many persons,
and stolen great deal of stock Gov. Young
had issued proclamation, calling out all the
military forces of the territory He had also
ordered the building of wall, twenty feet
high and eight feet thick, around great Salt
Lake City.
An armed party had been sent out by the
Governor to take the outlaw Bridges, but he
escaped. They, however, took his fort, and
closed his stores They were obliged to return
for reinforcements Hot work is expected.
.Ne,c York, Oct. 3'--The Baltic's accounts
IL u,
Perry's squadron to Japan.
Cincinnati, Oct. 1.-The river is now sta
tionary.
Mobile, Oct. 4.--The fine dwelling house Of
Jonathan Emanuel, in Government street, took
fire last night, and was almost entirely de-
stroyed. The family of Mr.. Emanuel was
absent.
The interments in this city yesterday were
only six. OF which were deaths by yellow fever
two. 1--we. papers.
Philadelphia, Sept. 27-Mr. Guthrie, Sec
rotary OF the Treasury, arrived here this morn
ing, en- route for Washington, where he has been
on public business
There were seven cases of yellow fever yester-
day. and some. reported to-day, but the papers
are silent on the subject
.NeD York, Sept 27.-By an arrival we have
Rio dates Of Aug Is. Coffee was firm at 4I0OO
a 4l80O per arrobe, being an advance Of 200
refs per arrobe The stock was very light for
the season.
The ship Winchester arrived to- day from Liv-
erpool During the passage 10 out Of 459 pas
sengers died.
Richmond, "a, Sept. 27.-The great race
between Red Eye and Nina, for q purse of
$4,000, cane off here to-day, and was won by
Nina in two straight heats. Time, 3:544, 3:48
.NsD York, Sept. ga letter from a gentle
man attached to Gov Stevana, Survav;pn no NV
dated Fort Union Ano q stotss ny ~ pay,
party were rendezyousing there. bav;nn ,maSa
50 far, three different lines of survey No acct
dent had occurred, except to soldier named
white, who accidentally shot himself dead. The
party we're to move again on the 9th, in two
parties, to Fort Benton, and thence to the
mountains
The weekly statement of the New York banks
shows that the loans have been 500 .O92, 900;
specie, VII pa 900; circulation, $9,477 600 !;
deposits, $6S,3l2.OO0,
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nNasnshnan trasehng IN Mississippi lately,
TOOK out his notebook and made the following
entry;
".Nofa Bene.-They flaw neonle alive have
10 @.'y ~ saash'ereo oxen. AS q PROOF OF 1t.
see the following paragraph in the Granada
Republican,;
We understand that Parson Parks was skinned
by Colonel Wilcox during the discussion bat waen
the latter gentleman and Mr.. Barry. at Car.
rollton last week. The parson made some re-
mark in relation tn the Eolonal mh;,. In NJ.
and scored rim mill his ;av 49,. - I'm,
a nd his month nresantad hrra 10y ,J"'
with rows teeth while s the a wSaIs
of the cavity alluded to otsred an sntc;n mn o
optu ikv far tba cf,r1v So ha = 81