New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-10

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Arrival of the America.
Cotton Market Firm.
BRE.aDSTUFFS STILL .HDY.aNCLNG.
INTERESTING GENERAL NEWS
sEB. AsTcPoL NOT YET FALLEN.
Austria and Prussia at Swords Point.
ME. sOULE PROHIBITED FROM ENTERING
FRANCE.
| New YoRk. Nov 9--The Cunard steamer
America has arrived at Halifax, bringing dates
| from Liverpool to the 2sth Of October one week
later than the accounts brought by the Arabia.
The following is a summary Of her news
Liverpool Markets.
| LIVERPOOL, Oct 28-There has been fair
1 demand for Cotton in this market since the de-
parture of the Arabia, and the sales Of the
week embrace 10000 bales, of which 5000 bales
| have been taken for speculation, and 1000 for
| export Sellers have generally realized very
l full prices, but the market closed without any
\ uuotable advance The quotations remain as
follows: Fair Orleans, Gid Middling Orleans,
Gid; Fair Uplands, Sd, and Middling Uplands,
| S i'd per ID. Breadstuffs have continued active,
aid most descriptions have further improved.
Flou has advanced Is, and closes at AIS for
western Canal, and As per barrel for Ohio
brands, White Wheat is quoted at lbs to 12s
cd per 70 lbs. Indian Corn is Is higher, and
closes at 43s per quarter for White and Yellow
r =.
alike Lard has been dull, and the rates are
easier. Pork and Beef are without any ma
! terial change. Bacon, however, has advanced
\ one shilling per cwt. Freights have been firm
at previous quotations.
Money and Trade.
| The money market ut London has been rather
\ easy, but Consols are quoted at 94s. But little
has been doing in United States securities, which
are unchanged in rates The bullion in the
| Bank of England has increased SOC, 900 pounds
4 sterling during the week. Trade in the manu-
4 featuring districts has been dull, and prices
have slightly fallen off.
| General Newa.
The latest accounts from the Grimea report
that the bombardment of sebastopol continued,
I but the place had not yet fallen.
| AUSTRIA AND PRUSSIA. There is great quar-
rel between Austria and Prussia, and there is
danger Of immediate war between these two
States.
FRANCE AND Mr.. SouLE.--Mr. Soule, who was
about to return to his post in Madrid, applied
to the French authorities for permission to pass
through France on his way. The Government,
however, refused to grant him permission to
4 doso
Steamer Yankee Blade Lost
y NEW York, Nov. 9.--The steamer North
Star, with later news from California, has just
passed Sandy Hook. She reports by telegraph
, that the steamer Yankee Blade has been lost
u Noparticulars yet received.
j New Jersey Election.
NEW YORK, Nov. s, 8 r. M.--Suficient re.
turns have been received from New jersey t
n show that four Wings and only one Administers
ton candidate have been elected to Congress
from that State. The Legislature is also Wing
+ New York Election q
II NEW YORK, Nov 8, 10P p. M--The returns o
the election in this State, as far as received
show that eighteen Wings, two Administration
|, one Hard and one Independent, have been elect
j cd to Congress. The successful ssHard'' il
John Wheeler, of the Sixth district (city of New
Yosk) who, however, is Anti-Nebraski As til,
returns arrive Seymour is still shown to b
ahead Of ullman in the race for Governor, be
tween which two the contest entirely lies, though
Clarke IS gaining in the Western counties.
Illinois Election
4 New York, Nov 5, 10 p NE. B. Wash
\ burn, Wing, has been reelected from the FRS
Congressional District of Illinois; ]. Q. Norton
II Wing, from the Third District, and james Knox
q Wing, from the Fourth District; all anti-N G
! haaska.
81 New York Election.
II New YORK, Nov 9.-The latest returns sho,
y soymour considerably ahead of the other can
" b. lases for Governor. The vote, so far, stands
Seymour 75,700. Clarke GA 700, Ullman IS ,60G
j, and Bronson 1885. For Lieut. Governor tn
vote runs very close between Ludlow, (soft,
i and Scroggs, Know Nothing. For Mayor {
! this city the vote is also very close. As far a
d, the votes are counted, Wood is 800 ahead {
II Barker.
y The Congressional delegation, as far as IS
= certainei, stands as follows: as 47
Whigs-Stranahan, Pelton, Andrews, Child
9 Wakeman, Clarke, Sage, Granger, Msttesor
Morgan, Pringle, Flagler, Haven and Patte,
son.
Softs-Kelly, Spinner, Oliver and Williams
L Hards-Wheeler and jackson.
Wisconsin Election.
81 New York, November g. = Daniel Welt
: Junior, the Administration candidate, has bee
reelected to Congress from the First Distrio
and Washburn, Wing, from the Second Dis
:. trict.
: Loss of the Yankee Blade.
,g New YORK, November g. The steame
Or Brother Jonathan has arrived from San Juar
IS bringing the passengers of the steamer Yauke
Blade. recently wrecked On the Pacific coas
= The Yankee Blade went ashore in heavy foe
IN when one day out from San Francisco. Nearl
y all the passengers, numbering about 800, wer
u saved by the steamer Goliad, but fifteen live
IL were lost "A terrible scens Of pillsga fallowe
shs wgsaking Of the steamer, All tbe spasi