New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-09
LATEST TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TO TEE NEW ORLEANS DAILY CREsoENT.
By tbs National Linz.
FURTHER BY The AFRICA.

New YoRK, May 5.-Advices by the Africa
state that the Manchester trade had improved
since the sailing of the Pacific.
At Liverpool, on Saturday previous to the
sailing of the Africa, the sales Of Cotton were
5000 bales of which spectators took 1000 and
exporters 1000 bales. The market closed steady.
FRANCE AND ENGLAND.
The treaty Of Alliance between France and
England, had been ratified.
THE GREEK RESURRECTION.
The Greek insurrection had assumed theshape
of Guerrilla warfare-not formidable, but
very harassing to the Turks. Lord Stratford had
published a very strong manifesto against the
Greek Government for fayoring the insurrec-
ton. A massacre of Greeks at Vate is reported,
but the rumor is not generally credited.
SERVIA
Accounts are still vague relative to the viola
ton of Servian territory. 1t is reported that
Prince Daniel has summoned the mountaineers
to arms against the Turks.
49,. THE CAMPAIGN IN ASIA.
The campaign in Asia was expected to open
about the middle Of April. Extensive prepara-
tons had been made by the Turks and Circas-
slams -
THE STEAMER CITY OF GLALGOW.
The agents of the steamer City of Glasgow,
Richardson Brothers, do not join in the general
fear that she is lost They state that she had
on board water for forty days for her $40 pas
sengers, besides a distilling apparatus, and coal
for twenty-six days
OHIO RIVER-MARKETS
CINCINNATI, May S, IL M.-The river has
fallen six inches since yesterday. Flour market
active, with sales of 2400 hbls. at ~ so to
81 55. In Provisions, nothing Of consequence
has been done.
CINcINNArI, May s., night.-Flour closed at
81 65. Nothing to report in provisions.
LOUISVILLE, May 6.--There is six feet ten
inches water in the Main Chute over the falls,
and nine feet eight inches in the canal. The
river 10 falling.
The steamers Empress and Susquehanna ar
rived to-day from New Orleans, and the Duke
has departed for that port.
NEW YORK MARKETS .-
NEW YORK, May 5, night--Flour has ad-
vanced 12ac., and still has an upward tendency
Sales of Ohio to-day at rs 75 Corn ranges
from S5c. to 35e. Provisions are unchanged
THE NEBRASKA BILL.
WASHINGTON, May San effort will be made
| during the present week in the House to tenn
| porarily dispose Of the preceding business on
| the docket and take up the Nebraska bill
STEAMBOATS, PASSING.
| VIcKsBURG, May 8-The steamer Eclipse,
| bound for New Orleans, passed down at II
| o'clock this morning, and the James Robb at II
The Wingfeld Scott passed down at 10 last
night.
| NEW YORK MARKETS. n0
| NEW YORK, May S.-The Cotton market is
| quiet and prices are unchanged. Flour has still
| farther advanced, and Ohio is now selling al
| 80 90 Provisions are quiet. Corn IS to 90c
Prime Beef SID so per Dbl. Rio Coffee lie.
| OHIO RIVER-MARKETs 90
| PITTSBURGH, MAY S.--There is seven feet five
| inches water in the channel, and the river is al
| q stand.
| CINCINNATI, May 8.--The river has faller
eighteen inches since yesterday. Sales of Flou,
at 81 10. Whisky 204c. Nothing done in pro
| visions
LOUISVILLE, May S.--The steamers Robert J
| Ward, Glendy Burke. Buckeye and Antelope
have arrived from New Orleans to-day, and tbs
Empire, Matte Wayne, Granite State, Empress
| and MinsloR. haze departed for that mort