New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-18
Telegraphic.

Neu York Thursday Nov L. $40 A. M-The Cunard
steamer Arabia has arrived here bringing dates from
Liverpool the 5th inst three days later than the
counts brought by the Baltic. Her news OF which the
following is brief summary. is interesting;
Lirerpool Nov. The cotton market here has con-
heavy appearance since the departure of
the America and the the week have been limited
SO O00 bales OF these 600 bales have been taken
speculation and 1900 for export Prices have generally
been rather in favor of buyers hut without
teral change in the quotations which close follows
Fair orleans Ga Mddling Orleans 81 Fair Upland.
65si, and Middling Upland Sad = lb,
The market for Breadsuis has been dull and dropping
and prices lower Western Canal closes at 36s and
Ohio at SIS. { bbl.
Corn is without any change of moment. Yellow is
quoted at AS and White a, ass quarter The closing
for Lard is 59s p cwt.
The Money market has been rather easier and Consos
have advanced to g5 which is the closing rate,
The latest from the East is of indefinite char
acter The city of Bucharest has been placed
of siege well several other cities in Modsva. under
the control of the Russian army Orders have been issued
from bucharest that any person found to be in cores
pondence with the Turks shall be shot,
The Turkish fleet lying in the Bosphorus, bad weighed
anchor sailed for the Black sea the 25th October
1t is reported that Conference Of the European pow
to be held at London to deliberate upon the future
prospects of Turkey
Austria is believed to have resumed her office of Me-
dator and rumors to-day are generally of pacific ten
dency.
The proposed Loan (of Russia we presume) has been
by guarantee of the Imperial Bank Of st
Petersburg.
Nep York Nov l7-Alate dispatch received at London
by the Submarine Telegraph states that fighting had
commence d in Wallachia
A .thment of Turks had attacked the town o
Giurg , and the Russians dispatched forces for tn,
assistance of the town An engagement enued resulting
in considerable slaughter.
Another encounter took place near kafalata between
Turkish force of 1000 troops and like number of Russian
cavalry. The lat 4 retreated.
The ship Wet, bound for NewYorK, burned t
the waters edge the 4th November below Glasgow
Eve papers.
Boston, November s.-Mr. Samuel Hunt, old an
well known citizen left his house in Hancock street,
early hour this morning. leaving behind him not
addressed TO Mr. Cartwright, President of the Manufa,
turers Insurance Company stating that he about
drown himself and indicating where his body would
found. His hat and coat afterwards found at th
Mill Dam.
The extensive planning mill owned by A. ] Stearns
Point Norfolk Dorchester, together with consderahl
quantity OF lumber burnt lest night. Loss S20OOC
| Partially insured.
U1eeng ia Nov 10-The water in the Ohio is now les
than four feet but permanent rise is looked for mas
much there has been much rain in the mountains to
| day and yesterday.
The steamer Ionsu leaves with freight aud passenger
from Baltimore tor Cincinnati this evening, Larg
quantities of freight known to be on the way here
be shipped over the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad to tn
East
Montpelier Nov 1o-There was ten ballots in the Ii
gislature to-day for uunited States Senator withcu
affecting choice.