New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-26
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CARDINAL BEpINI.

to be in this city
In the Senate to-day Mr. Gass offered resolution call
ing on the President information with regard to BE-
in mission the United States and made long speech
in which the ourages committed in the various places
visited by Bedini in this country strongly condemn
ed Mr. Butler followed General oass in the same strain
IT is now stated that Bedin has no mission to the
pited States from his Government and that the Depart
ment of State has refused to grant him diplomatic pass
NORTHERN LIGHT ARRIVED.
Nsy YoaK Jan. 24-The steamship Northern Light has
arrived here from San Juan with sS500o0 in gold
NEW YORK MARKETS.
New YORK Jan 24-The Cotton market here is firm but
without any quotable advance in prices Flour is still
tending upward with sales to-day Mt SO to 50 26 per Dbl
Ohio brands Corn has been in active request at 81
per bushe Sales of Mess Pork at s4 so per Dbl with
improved demand The Coffee market is much depressed
and prices have declined &c per h. Sales of Rice at 3
to 45ac per ID.
BALTIMORE MARKETS.
BALTSIoRE Jan 24-Flour is advancing with sales at
S. % Sl per Dbl, but holders generally asking
IS 80 Corn has advanced 1oc and Wheat bushe
CONGRESSIONAL
WAsH1NcroN, Jan 24.--The bill Of Mr. Douglass, Or
ganizing the Territories Of Nebraska and Kansas pro-
vdes for extension of the laws of the United States
those territories except the clause in the act of 1920
prohibiting the introduction, this clause having been
pended by the Compromise Act of 1850.
The bill has been made the special order of the day
for Monday next.
Mr.. Mason introduced resolution in the Senate call
ing for the diplomatic correspondence of Dudley Mann
while United States Agent in Hungary and Switzerland
The resolution was adopted,
The French Spoliston bill was made the order Of the
day for next Monday week.
In the House. very ttle done except discuss the
Erie riot question.
The committee the Pacific Railroad bill is composed
as follows Messrs. MeDougal Hamilton, Cobb, Ewing
Bliss, Bailey Of Georgia, Wsshburn of Maine, Drum
CLARK, Hunt, Kidwen, VALLEY ard Walker.
In the Senate the bill granting pension tie the widow
Of General Brown passed.
The bill creating the rank of Lieut. General was re-
ported to the Senate.
BLACK WARRIOR
HoBiLr, Jan IS. The steamer Black Warrior has
rived with sixty passengers She to anchor last
night about 10 O'Clock.
NIAGARA AT BOSTON.
BosroS Jan. 25.-The steamer Niagara arrived here
this morning Immediately upon her arrival the Custom
house authorities took charge Of her frbdding any
to leave board until the steamer had been
thoroughly searched all the of the passengers
opened and all luggage examined The recent smuggling
developments had led to the expectation Of making
siderable seizures.
This Nagaras papers contain the following items Of in
tegence which had not been telegraphed from Halifax
AFFAIRS EAsT.-Tho latest date from CONSTANT
nopls the Goth Of December The troops in the gar
rson Of that city all confined to their barracks
reiuforcements called in from the neghborhood
strong patrols traversed the city prevent any further
tumultuous assemblages.
The American Minister, Mr. Marsh, had taken formal
leave Of the Sultan previous his departure for the
United States.
1t is stated that England had offered at her own ex-
pense to send expedition to Finland and Crmea but
Louis Napoleon objected the ground that in ali opera
tons with regard to Eastern affairs both nations
equally represented.
LATER FROM AUSTRALIA.
ship has arrived at Plymouth with dates from Mel
bourne New South Wales, to October 13. She brought
million and quarter in gold Her advices report the
markets very dull but reaction expected Wages
considerably higher Gold had declined to 76 shi
ings,
A DEATH.
NEW york, Jan, 25.-Walter b. Townsend, an eminent
merchant Of this city was accidentally killed last night
NEW YORK MARKETS.
NEW YoRE Jan. 25.-The Flour and Grain markets
here have undergone further change to-day but prices
firm.
BoDIsGo'S FUNERAL
WARRINGTON, Jan. 25--The funeral Of Baron Bodisco
took place at Georgetown to-day 1t very largely at
tended The President of the United States the heads of
Departments and the foreign Ministers were present
## LARGE FIRE.
BALTIMORE, Jan. "a fire broke out at Winchester
Va this morning destroying number of buildings In
Guiding the whole block from Tayora Hotel to the Valley
Bank.
BALTIMORE MARKETS
BALTIMORE, Jan 25The Flour market is active today
and prices still rner Sales at So 81 Il to so per Dbl
Grain is in good demand with an upward tendency in
prices.
SAN FRANCISCO REsCUERs
New YoRK, Jan 25.-The contributions in Boston for
the San Francisco rescuers now amount to $1,000
In this city to-day st the Corn Exchange the merchants
presented Captain Creighton of the Three Bells Capt
Lowe Of the Kby, each with chronometer worth eight
hundred dollars AT Baltimore the contributions now
amount to 81 500.
A DEATH
New YoRK, Jan 80 Donohue the Irish exile died on
Sunday at Brooklyn in state OF great restitution.
STEAMER ASIA ."
The Niagara passed the Ounard steamer Asia bound for
Liverpool, on the Sth inst.