New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-12
Telegraphic Items.

From the papers of the Associated Press and
the Picayune Of yesterday we clip the following
telegraphic items: s5-sa
HALIFAX, Nov. THE steamship Asia, Capt.
Lott, has arrived at this port with intelligence
three days later, Her advices are to the 9Th
uItimo I~s
The War.
The report that the Russians had blown up
the Publications of Oschakotf is confirmed.
The latest adyices from Sebastopo1 show that
the Allies were advancing large forces into the
interior. The Russians we're retreating in good
order, on their fortified positions
The Allies were close upon the Russian posi-
ton at Albat," where it is believed the Rus
SLAMS will make stand
From the forts ON the north side the Russians
keep up steady fire, under cover of which they
were withdrawing their troops
Large bodies Of Russian troops were being
concentrated at Perekop
a Russian dispatch says that the Allies had
marched 10000 men from Eupatoria towards
Toulat, but afterwards fell back on 6 Ohserva-
tory" 4ys.S 8r4 " ,s ~
The Allies had penetrated nearly to Nicho-
Iaeiff.
The number Of Allied troops now in the Cri-
mea is 100000.
The Russian loss in the late battle at Kars
was only 1000 men.
The Russians had abandoned the siege of that
place, but had fortified all the passes to Tifiis.
Liverpool Cotton Market. wa
Messrs. Brown, Shipley s Co. quote the Liver
pool cotton market dull, and prices an eighth to
quarter Of penny per pound lower than was
reported by the Baltic.
The market closed at the following quota
tions: Fair Orleans, 6sd.; Middling Orleans,
3d.. Fair Uplands, Did; and Midding Up
lands, 5ad per pound.
The stock Of American in port was 100000
bales. .sl5
wv $50 Breadstuffs 5..4 >
In the Liverpool market wheat was dull, and
Flour closed dull on Friday at decline Of
one shilling per barrel. Philadelphia and Bal
timore was quoted at 43s. to 45s. 3d., and Ohio
As. Sd. to 45s. per barrel. 5.Ss5
Corn had advanced Sd. per quarter, and
closed steadily.
| Provisions were generally unchanged.
I Money and Censols.
The bullion in the Bank of England had de-
creased $500, 900. Consols closed at S8.
New York Election.
NEW York, Nov Partial returns from the
State give the American ticket 46, 900; the Soft
tlcKeG, oil ,UUU, hepuDllcau blchet, oO,OUU, anu
the Hard ticket, $4,000 votes. The result
is doubtful.
Massachusetts. sSs@ s.
In Massachusetts,, Gardner, the American
candidate for Governor, has been reelected, by
reduced majority.
The Legislature elected is American,
| Maryland.
| BALTIMORE, Nov 8 Tine American party
has carried this city by q majority of about six
hundred, electing Messrs. Davis and Harris for
| Congress. g.
All the balance of the American State ticket
| is carried by majority of about 5000.
| Wisconsin.
| It is reported here Tin New York; that Bars
tow, the Democratic candidate for Governor Of
| Wisconsin, has been elected
Mississippi. aq.s "
| VIcKsBuRG, Nov. 9.--The returns from
twenty one counties received here show q loss
in Gov McRae's vote Of three hundred COM
pared with the last election for Governor.
| #5 ~ Louisiana.
| BATON RoUaE, Nov. 10.--A letter received
here says that the Democrats have ninety ma
| jority in Natchitoches, and have also maJoritiet
| in Sabine and De Soto parishes.
The Know -Nothings have 81 majority IN
| Rapides, and small majorities in Caddo and
Bossier parishes tr4
| disnateh Of the Cd instant from Detroit