New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-22
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CINCINNATI, Nov. 2l.--The Flour market is
firm, with sales to-day at SO to SO 10. Hogs
are selling at 81 per owt. Lard commands II
to l2c. Whisky is q little better; sales to-day
at 344 to 34a. Molasses 800; sales of Reboiled
at $50.
River Intelligence.
= LOUISVILLE, Nov. 81. - The river is about at
stand, with eight and half feet Of water in
the canal. The steamer Washington City left
this port for New Orleans yesterday evening
IMPORTANT FOR THE SHIPPING INTEREsT.-The
important fact is mentioned in q letter from
Paris to the National Intelligencer, that the
French Government has authorized the pur-
chase by their subjects of foreign vessels, for
the purpose of placing them under the French
flag, and to enjoy all the attending privileges
of national built vessels. This, il is presumed,
will open large and very advantageous field
for the enterprise of our ship builders and ship
owners. The writer says
| which will have an important and highly adj
| vantageous effect upon our tonnage interest
This decree allows foreign built vessels Ia he
/ naturalized, and to take the French flag, with
all its advantages, on the payment of ten per
cent on their assessed value. 1t will be great
opening for American vessels of 600 to 800 tons
| and more especially for steamers of 1000 to
200 tons, which will be in great demand, and
will meet with ready sale. They have also
admitted timber, lumber, naval stores, etc free
of duty for the ensuing three years. This will
open great market for all those articles. and
| likewise give profitable employment in their
conveyance by our vessels
| IMPORTANT TO SUGAR PLANTERS, An those
engaged in the culture of sugar, should bear in
mind that Convention of Sugar Planters will
be held Of Algiers, opposite New Orleans, on
Monday, the 18th inst, to act upon the all-im
portant subject Of establishing Sugar Market
at that place. We learn that a great number
of the river planters favor the project, and
| those OF Attakapas are unanimously in favor of
such step. We doubt not also, that the plant
ing community of this and surrounding parishes
are favorably disposed towards the measure
| At any rate, it is to the interest of all, that
that particular class should be well represented
in the Convention of the 18th. AL should assist,
and have voice in its deliberations [Thibo-
daux Minerva of Saturday
| TIE CRoP.-We are sorry to learn from the
most reliable source, that the cane is Welding
very poorly at this time, owing to the present
warm weather, which has caused vegetation to
commence anew. From seven to nine hundred
pounds per arpen, is all the cane is now yield.
| ing in this vicinage, which it must be admitted
is but trife over one half the usual yield in
ordinary seasons Cool bracing weather is
now very much needed, and improvement cannot
take place without it. [Thibodaux Minerva.
| THE AMERICAN BANNER FLOATS IN TRIUMPH
OVER THE EMPIRE STATE p'-For the last fifteen
years, the American Eagle--the glorious Bird
Of our Country-has been hoisted alternately
in the Journal and Argus, in honor of successes
| that might have been symboled more appro-
priately by the Vulture or Buzzard. To-day
| the Bird Of Jove--the true American Eagle
spreads his wing in honor of the first American
| Victory in the Empire State. The noble Bird
occupies his appropriate place, and never more
proudly did he take his flight to the Sun, or APP
| pear more glorious in American eyes
Returns sufficient have been received to rem
| der it certain that the entire American State
| ticket, with the exception probably Of Judge
Campbell, is elected by majority not much, if
lature, in both branches, will be strongly anti
Fusion.
Thus passes power from the hands Of dynas-
| ty, the most interruptions and corrupt recorded
in political history. Albany On. W Register.
\ EXTRAORDINARY DEPOSIT "A few days since,
at about the time of closing up business at one
Of the Boston banks, an officer, with the key in
| his hand, stepped into the safe to see that all
was right. at that moment another officer
coming along and mot knowing that any one
was inside, gave the safe-door d shove, which
closed it fast, and, as the key was in the pos
session of the prisoner within, it was something
of puzzler how they should effect his liberia
ton. Parties ram in different directions, some
for blacksmith, others for safe keys, etc, etc.
After some little time, q key was fortunately
found, which proved an open sesame to the safe,
| and the suffering prisoner was delivered to the
great joy Of himself and his anxious friends
| -
During the night of the 18th large six story
building, occupied as q brewery on 18th street,
New York, fell with tremendous crash. There
were number of workmen engaged on the
premises at the time, but these hearing the walls
crack, rushed out in time to save their lives.
The loss of property involved is some 1000.
The upper stories were filed with barley, the
weight Of which is supposed to have broken
down the building.
The Governor of Missouri, in his annual mes
sage, says that the Pacific Railroad to Kansas
has already cost six millions Of dollars, and it
will cost twelve to carry it to the western border
Of the State. The road, in his judgment, will
not psy-and hence he advises the State to go
no farther with it. The Hannibal and St.
Joseph's Road, and the South Western Branch
Of the Pacific will pay, he thinks. To all Of
these roads the State is pledged to the amount
of nine millions, of which "a $50 900 have been
issued in bonds, three millions of it to the
Pacific Road
The grain elevator at Charlotte, N. Y, al
the mouth Of the Genesee River, some six miles
from Rochester, gave way few days ago, and
from 10000 to 10000 bushels Of Canadian
wheat then in store, WAS precipitated into the
river, and is total loss. The wheat was owned
by Rochester millers, and was stored in tbs
elevator in such quantities as to burst the sidel
of the building, almost the entire mass sliding
into the river.
The Norfolk ma oers sneak of q gratifying reyi