New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-14
Gelegrapbcb to the Dailn Crescent.
Additional by the Baltic.
PROPULSION OFF pEAcE Ru.MoRs.
ny THE NATIONAL AND SOUTHERN LINES

NATIONAL SOUTHERN LINES
Exw YoRK, Dec. 13.-The only feature in the weeks
received by the Baltic is variety of rumors going
to show that there is at last prospect Of peace
One runner says that Russia had directly requested
Prussia to make concatory overtures to the Western
Powers and also states that Prussia accepts the mission
and that Austria assents to the arrangement but the
most definite information that CLEAN from these
u.s. that propositions have been submitted to Louis Napo-
leon on behalf of Russia, which can be honoraby
cepted-namey, that Russia will conclude peace with
the Western Powers without the intervention of either
Austria Prussia Russia acceding to the guaranteed
Independence Of the Danuban Prinoipalities and the
freedom of the Black Seal both parties to continue their
preparations for war; but active hostes not to be
tered upon up to specified day. 5l.
This is possibly all premature but strong hopes are
entertained that peace may arise out of these negota
lions.
England.
The excitement respecting American affairs had almost
passed off, Some unimportaut changes had occurred in
the English Cabinet.
Miscellaneous.
We have nothing of interest from the Crimea Asia
the Black Sea.
The King Of Prussia in his speech to the Chambers,
decidedly the continued neutrality Prussia
The Conference which met the 10th took NO action
whatever.
Comm ercial Intelligence.
LIVERPOOL MARKnT.-Fair Cotton had declined most
The market closed steady at the decline Fair Orleans
e1sd Orleans Middling 1l-16d; Upands Fair S<d Up
lands Middng 5ad The sales of the week amounted to
490 which spectators exporters 5000 bales
Flour had declined Is, and closed dull Western Canal
42s Cd Ohio Ass Corn quiet. and Yellow quoted
at as Sd. Provisions quiet. Lard was lower.
United States Stocks were better.
LATER FROM HAVANA.
Loss Of the Ship Concord ..4
CHARLESTON, Dec l3 - The steamship Isabel has
arrived with dates from Havana the 10th inst She
brings no news Of Importance from Hsvsna Sugars
were firm, and planters we're holding back for higher
rates.
The ship Concord from Mobile for Liverpool with 24Oo
bales of cotton burnt the Goth Of November while
ashore off Key yaccss Her cargo valued at $4,000
the wreckers will probably save FIVE hundred bales Of
cotton.
From Washington.
WAsHlsGroN, Dec. 1S.-There has been nothing Of i'm
portance done in the Senate.
The House is still unorgsnized and the baIoting pro-
ceeds with very little change in the results Five
ballots had to-day the following is the result Of
the last Ranks, 1o4 Richardson, ~ Fuller So II is
thought that some new plsn will be adopted tomorrow.
New York Market.
New YoRK, DEc. 13.-Gotton--The market was unset
tied by the steamers news aud nothing wasudss.
Flour has declined. Sales made to-day at IS Sc
for State, SIS 81 for Ohio and SO rs for Southern.
Wheat and Corn quiet and unchanged. uu.
Spirits Turpentine Ale. Rice is steady at SIC.
Freghts are unchanged.
Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, Dec. 12-Eour is dull with sales at 81 rs
to 81 50. Lard is selling at Ia. Whisky, 2s3s.
River Intelligence.
LOUISVILLE Dec. 1.-THE river is rising slowly at this
point.
The David White arrived yesterday from New Orleans,
and the steamers America Eclipse and stockwe left for
that port.
For CINCINNATI The fine passenger boat
Hungarian, Collier, MASTER leaves for Cincinnati at
O'Clock this evening Those going up river will find the
Hungarian safe and comfortable boat well Offered and
well regulated. John T. Hyde 81 Co.. &C Poydras street.
are her agents.
For CINCINNATI. - The regular passenger
steamer Mediator WILKINSON master leaves this evening
for Cincinnati and way stations John E. Hyde Co.,
No &C Poydras street are the agents.
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For ST. LoUIs.-The fast and comfortable