New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-09
The elections are going of quietly All the ministers


One thousand French marines are, at the same time, TO
be sent to Greece. II
There is report that 10000 Russians madea sortie
from Ssbastopo and were very badly beaten no date
s @ sus tb,
Last week the report was that Sehamyl was beaten
this week. that he is victorious. Possibly no battle has
been fought. ~
constaatnople letters state that to the 9TH inst,
stormy weather had prevented the embarkation Of the
Turkish reserve for the Crimea sseSf il
Russian despatch via Vienna says that the French
General 0anrobsrt after having chosen his point OF at
tack and made disposition for the service Of the
siege ordered that the Russian ouposts should be driven
in on the eth the main wall before Akhtear and that
tho construction Of batteries should be immediately COM
meneed.
letter from Marseiles dated on the 10th of October
SAYS Each ship Of the allied fleets is to furnish com
pany of marines and eight guns making total Of two
hundred guns to assist in the siege and assault Sebas
Admiral Porseva Deschenes quilted Kiel his return
to France with the Infexible, the Austerz, and two
steam frgates. az
There every certainty that immediate steps will be
taken for putting end to the indirect traffic with Rus
sia, carried on through Prnssian ports.
'a5a LONDON
The deaths from cholera in London week ending l4th
Of October, amounted to 2i9.
Court martals held at sheerness on Captain Nc
Clure Captain Keett and Commander Richards for the
abandonment of their ships while engaged in the Arctic
expedition.
ent the army at the funeral Of Marshal de
St Arnaud, consisted of Lieutenant General Sir Harry
Hoditch sent to the Queen and Lord Arthur
Hay sent to represent Lord Hardinge, Commander-in
| Chief The English Ambassador was of the pail
| bearers.
| MARKETS.
LONDON MONEY MARKETS, Oct. IT. 70 oclock.The Eng
sh opened steady this morning Gonsols being
November India Bonds quiet at Is to los premium, and
Exchequer Bills As to Is premium. The transfer books
Bank Stock Long Apnutes, and Terminable Annui-
ties open Thursday and those for Reduced Three per
| Cents on Friday.
\ Foreign Securities in instances more buoyant
the following being the current for few Of those
chiefly dealt in Baenos Ayres 50 So Mexico, 24s 251
Russian Fourand-a Half per Cents 81 So sardnian 81
s9 Spanish sTA 3s and the Deferred 1s1 10 Turkish
Iscrip, ~ 8 premium.
Tiro cockThe Stock market has been well supporter
during the morning but shade weaker after bar
gains up IS for money and 95S for time Consols are
now ea to s4A for present transfer and higher Tor
the November account In Reduced there bargains
at s3 " and 95s< The per cents dealt In at
less and 81 Exchequer Bonds at 99H other securities
unaltered in price @
.LWEaPool, Oct 17.-EFrom Brown shipley Co.'s Cir
cular We have had fair inquiry fer Cotton since the
unte Oh ene aooVe circular, the safes Delns saV 800
with 1900 to specuatos and exporters end 8th steady
market at the last quotations.
The stocks Of Grain Flour in the ports light
that active speculative inquiry has sprung up at an
advance Of As per Dbl Flour cd per 10 lbs in Wheat
and Is quarter in Indian Corn Western Canal Flour
36s Cd to BIS Sd Philadelphia So to sos per bb white
Wheat los Sd 70 lis Sd Red do 9s to los Sd 70 lbs
Indian Corn, 1855 Cd to sos Cd per quarter.
LIyERpooL, October 6.[Richardson Brothers s Co. Is
weather been VARIABLE SINCE
Supplies of Wheat consist Of 1875 quarters from Ireland
and 235 quarters of Egyptan and Of Flour OF about
1000 barrels Of Sour from Australia Flour has been in
improved demand, and since Friday an advance Of Is
per barrel has been obtained Very little has been done
in Wheat from want Of suitable qualities but two car
goes of Egyptian have been disposed Of at full prices
The Issh demand for Indian Corn has subsidized for the
moment but several large lots have been taken for i'm
mediate shipment the nsrth of France the purpose
of distlaton substitute for the Rye and Buckwheat
import Of Corn this week S670 rs and the export
/. | 1886 qrs 55
but good attendance of buyers of Wheat but an ad-
Of sper 10 lbs being demanded the prices Of
this day week and firmly insisted on by holders Of good
free buyers of Flour Baltimore and Philadelphia were
sold at 040s making advance of 4sD5s per barrel
= on the prices OF Friday.
INDIAN CoRr-Was again in demand for export te
France and several thousand quarters were taken al
as s for oaeai st oeaes sd Init new did
not participate in the improved tone Of the trade
a OArs--Slow sale, without change in value. +
9 FROM CHINA
Letters from Hong Kong of August a. state that poti
cal affairs at Canton remained in the critical state
and disaection spreading The insurgents were II
in the surrounding country end three attempt
opposite Canton threatened and the people ar
quietly maturing for revolt against the Manda
rins' authority At Whampoa contributions were torc
bly, levied The river between that place and Canton
tinued to invested with pirates, and traie could oni
be carried under convoy of armed steamers The aE
- prcaehes to Whampoa both by land and water were
of the insurgents Of had bee
stopped by the heavy exaetions demanded and lnquir
having ceased the business at Canton had bee
limited shipping off the teas that we're in the marks
An attempt had been made to effect compromise with tt
y insurgents, but unsuccessfuly. .....5E
The village Of Goulon the opposite site OF Hong hor
bay was taken of the night of the 18th
gust by band Of pirates The neighborhood was occ
pied by bandtti. @ :
Sir John Bowrine the British Commissioner had visits
3 Foochow and had an interview with the Yiceroy
with the Oh lnese authorities at Annoy Fighting was
ing between the parties at Shanghae but the
perass appear tomake little progress towards the reca
IL of the city samqua, the late Taouta, had be.
ordered to Pekin to answer some charges of the publ
o censor. Lau had been appointed in his place Comm
siGner Mclean had arrived from Shanghai at Hong hon
II was understood that he would return there short
with Sir John Bowrng to settle the duty question: al
would attempt trade up the Yang tse- kiang
The news the Insurgents in the North is scan
and the impression that they meeting with
verses aud retreat The latest Pekin Gazet
4 dated June 2Sth contains nothing interesting, All
II quiet at Nngpo to August A. At Foochow much net
ty was going in the shipment of teas fire had d
royed 1000 houses On the 18TH all quiet at Am,
en- and fair trade going There change in poll
matters ut Maniac to tine 9th OF August the lnsurel
oN being still around the city.
~ Commodore Perry was to return home next mon
Ia (septemher) The American ship Lady Pierce had
a. rived at Hong Kong visiting Jeddo and Smod
aus which places she met with favorable reception.
Tunited States ship supply was at Canson The Brit
70 Admiral Stirling remained at Shanghai, awaiting the
yea rival of the French Admiral Languerre in the French
~ gate Jeanne Arc On his arrival the united FreI
and English fleet to proceed to stka, to attack
~ ~ | RussiBn Ships and forts there
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Ing MOBILE IrEMs.--The Register of Tuesd
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The Here we are at the 9th of November, and
,.F : frost yet, that can be called frost Two
cry three mornings the mercury went down to
~. neighborhood of the figures that indicate frc
ar :. but could not quite sscome it, The weati
is glorious for the farmer, and cotton is MAXI
oya while old winter dilly-dallies in his frol
re- home of the North
While we write, it looks as if it were try
to rain Hope it will succeed, after which,
$ Of cent some of the laws of seasons ore out
par Joint we must have killing frost. Meantil
The the health of Mobile was never better.
The Tribune says that on Saturday nj
last, young man by the name of ].
eets. Drauehn, a clerk in the house of Leave
era cry. Malone i Co. was accidentally thrown f,
' u his buggy while taking q ride on the Bay Re
UNI. His injuries were 50 serious that he died yes
\ w. T. day morning.
srp In the City Court, on Monday, the negro !
and Joe, convicted of assault upon his owner,
He L. o. johnson, with intent to kill, was senter
to be hung on the 18th inst
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