New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-19
Telegraphed to the New Orleans Crescent
ADDITIONAL FOREIGN IETgLuGGNCE.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS.
TBY THE NATIONAL LINE. I

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| fBr THE NATIONAL LIsE.l -.uN
| BREADsTUFFs.- Flour ia Cd. higher -- Western
Canal, 29s to 29s 3d.; Ohio 30s. Cd. to 3ls. Corn
shows an advance of 2s Mixed 34s Yellow, $685.;
White, 36s. to $751; closed buoyant. The weather
was unfavorable for crops
| PRovIsroNs.-Beef is steady. Pork is quiet at
former quotations. Lard is heavy at G5. Rosn-
Common, As. 10d to S.. n..
! London Markets.
Barring Brothers circular quotes sugar buoyant at
an advance Of 2s White Wheat, 62s. to $685. Red,
5ss. to 63s. Flour, 2ss. to 32s Lard is heavy Iron
firm. Welsh bars, e. los. Rails steady at f7 l2s 3d.
! Money Market
The money market is more stringent, but rates
unchanged. The bullion in the Bank of England has
decreased Consols for money are quoted at 922.
England
| The Duchess of Gloucester died on the 30th OF
April. There was no opposition to John Evelyn
Dennison, the Speaker of the new House Of Com
mons.
The Board of Trade says that the exports for March
amounted to one million pounds sterling more than
for the same month last year.
silver medal and sum of money have been pre-
sented to each If the Margate boatmen who rescued
the crew of the ship Northern Belle.
Lady Franklin has purchased the clipper Aber
deem, and given the command to Captain McClintock
for another search for her husband.
It is thought that Palmerston will introduce re-
form BILL extending the right of suffrage, for the pur
pose of disarming the opposition in the Par
lament. ....-.. .... t... - r
France.
1t is reported that if France is not allowed to keep
resident minister at Pekin, the French Government
in concert with that of England will penetrate to the
capital and there dictate terms to the Chinese.
The Grand Duke Constantine has been received
with royal honors in every part of France.
Italy
The reception of the New Austrian Governor
General in Lombady was rather cold.
, The Principalities.
The affairs of the Danuban Prncipalities begin to
, look rather serious, account of the hostility Of
kolmean to the party favoring the Provinces.
Spain.
The Queens speech will announce the re-establish-
ment of friendly relations between Spain and Rome
, Mexico will apologize and pay the indemnity
: otherwise Spain will take hostile measures.
t Dispatches from the French Ambassador at Madrid
say that the Spanish Government accepts the princi
: Pile of arrangements proposed with Mexico.
3 Denmark.
Reports are again circulating that the King o.
= Denmark will be forced to abdicate.
The Neufchatel Question.
The Swiss Council has authorized the acceptance o.
s. the Neufchate propositions. By this settlement the
; King of Prussia will get 100000 francs, but thu
Swiss refuse to acknowledge his title of Prince o
+ Neufchate ... .
China.
e The Coolies on board the Peruvian ship GARNER
s. for Callao, and all on board being about 200, pei
It ished How did it occur?1
d The Coolies on board the British ship Gunare re
II voted and set the ship fire. The flames es
tinguished and q of the coolies were killed in tn
struggle.
: 1t is reporedat Shanghai that the rebels had burne
e town in the province of kang Kew, and destroyed
y fifteen ships loaded with tea.
n The Mandarin authorities have sentenced severa
Chinese merchants to death for conversng with the
n English commercial matters contradictory to com
e mand.
e Collision at Sea.
, On the Goth of April, the ship Tuscarora, from
e Philadelphia, came in collision with the ship Andrew
Foster, off Holyhead. The latter sunk, with he
cargo The captain and crew were saved.
b The Foster sailed from New York on the lst o
. April, with large cargo of cotton wheat and pro
visions. Both ship and cargo are insured in New
4 York.
h Negro Hanging in Louisville
), LOUISVILLE, May l4.-Four negroes, accused 0
v the murder of the Joyce family some months since
tried to-day. One of them turned States evi
dence, but his testimony not being legally corrobo
rated failed to convict the accused and they were
81 quilted but were taken back to the jail
i About dark a crowd of people who had been gath
ering since the rendition of the verdict in the afe1
= noon, broke into an engine house, where canno
kept, and hauled the gun to the front of the jail
The mob hurled brickbats at the Jail, from whenc
r several shots were fired upon them.
Of The iaior finally surrendered two of the negroes
e who were Immediately hanged. In the meantime
ID third had cut his throat with razor. The negro VIII
e testified was not molested.
)" Starvation in Michigan.
0. DETROIT, May 10 Advices from the seclude
ss claims in Gratio county, state that the nhabtant
d and the cattle dying of starvation. meeting
the citizens has been called devise means for thei
of relief.
N Fires in Massachusetts,
~ Boston, May li.--Samuel Hodges woolen mill wa
partially destroyed by fire yesterday. Parks & Day
saw mill and factory at Mendon was also burned.
ii Domestic Markets.
e New YORK, May l6.--Cotton is heavy and shows
ID decline of ]. Midling Upland is quoted at l35.
b. Flour is unsettled. Red Wheat 81 81. Mixed Corr
le SEC, White Soc, Yellow, SSc Whisky, SAC.
ID Sugars are firm Cuba l0ac. St. Jago, l04c.
I'd Naval stores are steady. Spirits Turpcntine As t
N Soc Rosn, 81 80.
er PRovIsIoNs-Mess Pork sells at $23 65 to S23 rs
v Prime at $40 % to $40 30. Country Mess Beef a
e. $l3 to Sl4. Lard, IA to l4Ic.
IL Freights are inactive. Stocks dull
s. New York, May lG.-Cotton is quiet no sales tt
'e day of importance. Upland Middling, 13c. Flou