New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-07
TELEGR.4PHIC ITEMS.

Baltimore Nov 4-The democratic majority the State
eket in this city reaches 20o to 5000 votes The Maine
Law ticket is carried for the Legislature.
Bowie the whig candidate Governor gains fsr
neard from Wethsrei the vhg candidate for Congress
whig in the Fr.t Nav a,mocTa ssetsd to coDgress
in the Fourth District
MOte, Nov. 5.-The Alabama River is nov full and the
( boats coming down are crowded with passengers.
Ner York Nov. 4-The following additional parti-
culars brought by the Africa:
The sales Of cotton Liverpool on the 22d uit
Midding do at 5l to 5sd The imports since the de-
parture of the Arctic were 22G0 bales.
of g.
consols closed at 91 x, and money active.
Corn is quoted at ~ Provisions were quiet Bacon
had declined 2s Freights rather rnier For rice
there a moderate demand.
Trade had become more active at Manchester:
changed
Nsn orleans stocks are quoted at 90
The steamship Washington had arrived out previously
70 the sailing Of the Africa
The intelligence from London is to the 2lst The
sugar market was dull and declining. In coffee there
was only moderate business doing. and prices had de-
elined Is The demand for rice was brisk.
Intelligence from Havre reaches the Goth The cotton
market was active, and fair business was doing.
The sales for the week eco bales The stock
hand was $4,000 bales The coffee market firm.
steady.
Continental markets were less active
fsher rise was anticipated in the rate Of interes
the BANK Of England and it was also expected that the
Bank of France would increase the rate of interest
IL appears that hostes confidently expected to
commence on the 25th
The ship Dalhousie has been wrecked and fftytwo Of
those on board OF her perished.
The affairs of Russia and Turkey do yet to be
really taking ANY decided course.
The Emperor of Russia arrived at st. Petersburg
the 18th.
The in the harbor of Constantinople which had
been laid for the winter have ordered prepare
for sea with all possible dispatch.
The Sultan it is stated has again demanded the
sence of the combined fleets within the Dardanees hut
1t reported that they will not unless be
sian forces.
Other sdyices say that the sultan desires the fleets to
cruise in the Black Sea, to prevent the Russians
getting stores from Sebastopol
Abd-e RAIDER has been offered a command in the Turk
ish army.
England and France reported to be still endeavor
ing to settle the difficulty by amcable means.
hr Mure the British Consul at New Orleans among
the passengers by the Africa. Sundays papers
Wilmington. October ga coored man a fisherman
named Charles Burton living in this city murdered
last night hear the Craven Banks about mile and half
from this city He shot and stabbed in several places
His father Henry Burton also shot and stabbed and
although alive is unable to speak and possibly
cover They found in their boat opposite the above
named place about O'Clock this afternoon No clue has
been bad to the perpetrator of the deed.
Ialfaz, Oct 29-The Halifax Chronicle says in norma-
ton fun the Gut of Canso states that fleet of about loo
o. fishing vessels encruachipg upon the fishery
Fox Island in pursuit of immense shoa of mackerel
and were committing dpredaons the property and
persons of the fishermen belonging to that place In
sequence of this report Sir George Seymour Immediately
ordered the Bonita Lieut. Bridges, to get ready for
cruise III that uirecoh Inc vessel accordingly saeu
Nelr York Oct 90 The American mail steamer Allan
tic sailed to-day with 100 passengers for Liverpool and
ABOUT half million Of dollars in specie.
Boston, Oct. 2s'-Robinson, democrat, has just been
chosen Governor Of Vermont having 124 of 9
Cincinnati Oct 2s.-The sun publishes full report Of
the Martha Washington trial again to-day The prosecu-
ton has introduced highly important testimony
Hog packing will be commenced next week provided
the weather proves favorable.
LocSFoRr, Oct. 2s-The extensive Touring mills
pied by Messrs Douglass Jackson, in this place,
entirely consumed by fire last evening.
The loss in the stock S30000 and it is not known
whether there Is any insurance upon it,
The mill was valued at $4,000 small portion of which
is covered by insurance