New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-26
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NEW York, Aug. 24-The papers broughtby
the Asia contain a few additional items of intel.
| ligence, the principal Of which are as follow:
Great Britain and the Slave Trade
There has been further discussion in the Brit
ish Parliamenton the subject of the slave trade
| with Cuba. It was stated that Espartero would
give but little assistance to Great Britain in this
regard Lord John Russell stated that strong
efforts had heretofore been made by Spain tt
suppress the trade, and he believed that these
efforts would be increased under the new GOV
eminent of the country. He said that vessels
chartered by the British Government for British
American ports should carry arms
California Steamer.
New YORK, Aug. "a The steamer George
Law has arrived from Aspinwall with one mil
lion two hundred thousand dollars worth of gold
on freight. s...- ,..
New York Markets..
New YORK, Aug. 24.--There has been only q
moderate demand for Cotton here to-day, at IN.
changed prices Flour has further advanced
with sales of Ohio at 10 IS to $40 25. Pork is
higher, and Mess has sold to-day at $14 per
Dbl, at which price the market closes firm.
Ohio River-Marlxets.
PITTSBURGH, Aug. 24.-The river here is still
falling, with fifteen inches water in the channel
CINCINNATI, Aug. "a THE river here ha,
fallen two inches during the last "a hours. Th,
Flour market is active and prices have adj
vanced, with sales at $8 to SO 10 per barrel
Whisky has further advanced, and is selling q
Csc. per gallon. Nothing doing in Provisions
Steamboats, Passing.
VIcKsBUReH, Aug. 25.--The steamboat Ores
cent City passed here this morning at 10 and TIL
Southern Belle at III o'clock, both bound fol
80 the Southern LINE
Yellow Fever at Sea.
CHARLESTON, Aug. 25.--The ship Edwin Flye
bound from New Orleans for Liverpool, arrived
at Key West on the 18th instant in distress
The yellow fever had broken out on board wheI
the ship was two days out from New Orleans
and Capt. Hitchcock, her master, and five of thu
crew, died before she arrived at Key West. TIL,
remainder of the crew were sent to the Marin,
Hospital, and we're convalescent. The ship wa
to proceed on her voyage to Liverpool, under
charge of the mate, as soon as crew could b.
procured.
The steamer Governor Dudley arrived here TO-
day from Havana via Key West, with dates tt
the 22d inst from both places. Her news from
Hayanais unimportant.
Yellow Fever In Savannah.
SAVANNAH, Aug. 4.-There were nine deaths
from yellow fever yesterday in this city. There
were also seven new cases. sss4
ARRIVAL OF THE ISABEL.
Capture of Slaves.
CHARLESTON, Aug. 25.-The steamer Isabe
has arrived here with Havana dates Of the 22d
instant. The only important item of her news
is that $50 negroes, lately landed in Cuba from
SLAYER, have been captured by the authorities
Yellow Fever in Savannah.
SAVANNAH, Aug 25.-The yellow fever is in
creasing in this city There have been twenty
deaths to-day from the disease
New York Markets.
New YORK, Aug. 25.-The demand for Cotton
here is limited and prices unchanged. Flour
is active, and the rates have further advanced
with sales of Ohio to-day at $40 25 to $40 81
per barrel Corn has advanced &c per bushel
and mixed Western has sold at site per bushe1
Provisions are quiet and prices unchanged