New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-09

Liverpool to the Goth January three days later
than the accounts brought by the Canada The follow.
ing is a summary of her
Liverpool Markets.
LlyERPooI, January 25.
There has boon fair demand in the Cotton market
since the departure of the Canada aud the sales of tho
three days embrace 10000 bales of which 5000 have been
taken for speculation and 1000 for export Prices have
been firm but without material change and the quota
tons close as follows Fair Orleans Mdling Orleans
5}f Fair Upland ~ and Midling Uplands ssdper ID
The Flour market has been depressed and with only
moderate demand, prices have declined S96t per bel
Corn has also declined the demand for speculation hay-
ing ceased The reduction is Is per quarter Provisions
have been steady with good demand from the trade
which has been fairly met by holders Beef and Bacon
have been in active request Lard has recovered from
the recent decline Sugar has been in good request from
tho trade which has boen fully supplied by holders
Nothing Of moment has been doing in Rice
Trade.
Trade in tho manufacturing districts has slightly i'm
proved since the departure of the Canada.
Steamers Movements
The Atlantic left Liverpool at O'Clock the
ing of the Goth January and the cuuard steamer Asia
arrived on the morning.
Havre Cotton Market.
HarRe, January %
There has been a fair demand in the Cotton market
here during the past week aud prices have slightly ad
vanced The quotations Tres 0rd1ltie or,-as sea
90 francs, and Bas SiGs5 francs.
Ohio River Steamboats,.
LOUISVILLE February s.
The river here is still rising with plenty of water on
the Falls.
Tie steamboats, Falcon Persia aud Midas have arrived
and the North America, the Fanny Smith the Eclipse
and the Gulnare, have departed for New Orleans
ClNcISNAri, February s.
The river here has risen six feet since yesterday
Legislative Proceedings.
[srEcrAL coRREsroYoENcEl
BAros RoueE February S.
sENArxsIr Short, to-day read the report of the ma
jority of the members of the judiciary Committee adj
verse to the passage Of the resolution to go into ecc
ton for U Senator, Mr. Lacey, behalf of himself
and Mr. King, presented minority report
On motion Of Mr. Wickiffe 5000 copies Of the repor
were ordered to be printed
Mr. Lacey offered resolution making the reports ant
resolutions the order Of the day. Adopted.
The judiciary Committee reported act for III incor
poraton OF the Red River and Texas Telegraph Company
with view to its reference to the Committee on Interna
Improvements The committee reported an act an,
substitute granting appeal from the decision Of thu
Register Of Lands upon conflicting claims the Dis
trict Courts Of the parish in which the lands may lay
The rules were dispensed with and bill passed chang
ing the qualifications Of stockholders OF the Citizens
Bank. so that they may become directors.
HousE--REsoLu rIoNs.--Mr. Hardegty offered resolu
ton that the Committee the Judiciary be instructed
to report upon the propriety Of reducing the expenses
litigation,
Mr. Douglass that the Judiciary Committee be instruct
ed to report Registry law for New Orleans in conformity
with article eleven OF TIE Constitution.
Dir. McMurdo, from the Finance Committee. reported
favoraby act to provide fully for the colec-
tion Of taxes on occupations and professions.
NorlcEs Or BLLs-Mr. Wilder gave uotice of bill to
repeal article eleven Of the Constitution Mr. Hunt Of
to organize the District Courts Of the parish of Or
leansand Of act for the final settlement Of the &C.
counts of the Union Bank.
The Judiciary bill. prepared by the Committee Of the
Neworeans Bar, and introduced by Mr. Hunt has beer
before the Judiciary Committee this evening and viii De
reported upon favorably establishes six District Court
in the parish Of Orleans and makes the salaries Of thu
Judges 5000 per aunum,
grand masquerade bail is going on at the Barncy
House as L write.