New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-31
DAILY CRESCENT
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ARRIVAL THE NIAGARA wAR DEcL.RED-
LyEKrooL Corros MARkrr-Nete York, October % The
Cunard steamship Niagara has arrived HalfI from
Liverpool bringing dates from that city to the 18th inst
cotton had advanced from 70 to 5.d The saies Of
had taken 1000 and exporters 1000 Pair Orleans il
quoted at sgd, middiinr do at 81 to SD Fair up
lands is quoted at mdding do at 5h to 5xa The
stock hand unted 753 900 bales The markets
re poorly .upplied with fair Orleans Bresdstu hsd
adyaoeed ono hour IL quoted at from "a % aes per
barrel White corn is quoted at Js Pork firm.
bad advanced The market dull and declining
1ncoff-e tRre only moderate bunnsss doing For
rice there moderate demand For naval stores the
Americas stocks quiet and unchanged, and the
money N market generally was unaitered consols stood
The Ieyre cotton market was steady. Sales for the
The denand for rice brisk and prices were on the
advance in consequence Of the supply through
the dfHcelties between Turky and Russia
N,g H&k, October 27.-The intelligence brought by
the Nisg4 Is positive that the Sultan had yet
slared war though proclamation by the Grand Coun-
ell announ4nE that they had resolved declaring
was posted - the mosques and the Sultan had invited
the combined fleets up to ConstantinopIe
The Sultan had given the Emperor Of Russia fifteen
days to evacuate the Principslities.
The plumbers of volunteers who had come forward and
offered their services TO the Turkish Goverumeut from
among the Poles and Hungaans is said to be almost
credible but these Offers not confined refugees
France-they have come from the United States, Hun
gary, Poland and Italy.
Louis Napoleon reported to have declared that unless
Russia yield will be proceeded with.
The Emperor ofRussa had authorized the free mporta
ton into port o Finland of materials Of all kns for
equpping ships Russian agents actively engaged in
stirring up ins directions in Turkey.
number of English officers belonging to the East In
dian service are moving among the Turkish camps.
The Paris correspondent of the London Globe says that
notwithstanding all the preparations being made for
there Is general impression that peace will be preserved
Mr. Forrest as Consul of the United States alleging that
he is disciple of Mazzini.
decree had been promulgated allowing the free i'm
portaton Of corpin the Papal States until February 1854
Ne~ York. Oct. 2s-The Turkish Government had or
dered fresh leyee Of 10000 and the clergy had
oSred to place two hundred millions Of piastres at the
disposal of the sultan
1t also reported that Sultan had announced to
the Turks that Persia would support the empire against
Russia
Prussia it is said had refused to join against
Turkey Neither England France armipg openly
while Austria was augmentng her forces the Turkish
frontier.
Miss Cunningham who had been imprisoned for distri
buting tracts. lad been liberated.
The Psps Government had issued order prohibiting
the export of grain. . r.
Perrys squadron arrived at Japan on the sth Of
July and very well received 1t sailed again the
nth
Nee York Oct. 27-A National Democratic Convention
has been summoned TO meet at baltimore in December
next for the purpose of determining whether the policy
of the Cabinet meets the appreciation of the people 1t
is to be hoped that the Southern States will be fully
presented, as the movement is a very important
There has been great conhsgration at Providence r.
l. by which the loss is estimated at half million Of dol
lars The fire ravagsd every part OF the city
Nslr ymk. Oct 2s The Hon Mr. Robinson, the demo-
cratic nominee has been elected Governor of Vermont
Mr. Secretary Marcy writes to Josiah Foster
severely injured in the Chncha Island difcuy
communication in which he that the Governmen
OF the United states will demand reparation for the out
RACES committed by the Peruvians.
1t is reported that the Japanese authorities have
sured Com Perry that they will open the of til
island next spring
Nec York, Oct, 26-The following the quotation
for the New York cotton market to-day: Midding Ut
lands 90. Mobile exc do, Orleans 40. :
Exchanges on London. 95s prem.
/ Flour is declining.
Cincinnati Oct 2s The river here has risen IL inche
during the last "A hours.
Flour is active and have been made to-day at an
advance of zoe per Dbl over yesterdays prices
Ptusbgh Oct 2s-The river here is rising slowly with
scant feet wafer in the channel
Cincinnati. Oct % Judge Mclean has prnhibited the
publication of the proceedings in the the Martha
Washington frauds, until the trial is over.
steady. Five thousand have been contracted
Delivered IN November at SO per hundred pounds Pic
Baltimore, Oct 25 ll:26 M,-The Washington Union
OF this morning states that it has received additional
and reliable information Of attempt the part of
England France and Spain to Afrcanize Cuba and that
it is openly avowed thai arrangements have been actually
made Tor the Importation Of African apprentices
as the English and French fleets arrive in the vicinity
Cuba
baltimore Oct 24-There was snow and hail to-day at
Baltimore, Philadelphia New York, etc
Montpelier Oct 21-The democratic caucus have nomi-
mated Hon. Daniel Kellogg. of Rockingham formerly
Judge of the Supreme Court U s. Senator to fill the
vacancy occasioned by the death Of Hon VIM Upham
Robinson democrat, will probably be elected Governor
Nep York, Oct. 23.-It is stated here that John L.
Osul'van formerly free soiler has been appointed
Charge to Mexico. ... =..a.
.lBdny Oct 22-The residence Of the late Fenniuore
Cooper at Cooperstown, recently converted into hotel
was fired last night by ncsndiary and burned the
ground. A portion Of the furniture saved
Rochester. Oct 21-A meeting was held here last even
ing composed of prominent business men. without dis
tnction Of party They adopted address the
tors OF the state and nominated State ticket made up
from the whig, hunker and barnburner tickets,
Baitwore, Oct 25 SP MThe steamship Northern Star,