New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-30
NUMBER l7s.
Telegraphed to the New Orleans Crescent
Errg1ArCxAn NEWS.

Telegraphed to the New Orleans Crescent.
TINANCIAn NEWS.
isy rHs NATIONAL ErsEI
sr. LOUIS, Sept. 2s.-Bogy, Miltenberger 4 Co,
bankers, have closed. Their ansets are ample.
B Cards have been published, signed by large
number OF wealthy citizens. guaranteeing the SOL
yency Of Lucas h Co. and Remick & Peterson. and
assuring depositors Of the mfety Of their deposits
The money market Is unsettled. There il general
run on the brokers' banks, which are firm. and dis
count literally. NJ
LOUISVILLE, Sept. 29.-Our banks are Arm. ma
have no intention Of suspending Money Is vSsy
stringent, but slightly easier to-day.
PIrrsBURG, Sept % The bank panic has subsidized,
s. PHILApELpHIA, Sept. 90. The Presidents Of the |
various banks have decided 70 suspend specie pay
ments on all notes. d557
W. SECOND DIsPATCH.
ST.. LOUIS, Sept. 29.-Our bankers met the run to.
day, and confidence is restored. The excitement has
entirely subsided.s 7tsssi'
It is thought that Bogy, Miltsnberger Go. win
resume tomorrow. ~ @ s5l.p,xss II st8
The sssets of both Anderson &Co and Darby L
Barksdale largely exceed their liabilities II is sup
| posed they will resume soon. ys ,3esS
CHICAGO, Sept. DE. J. Tnkman & Co., bankers,
have suspended. There is no run on other banks.
| ALBANY, Sept. 29.-The run on the Savings Banks
has subsded, the gold drawn out yesterday being re-
turned to-day. {. ss,ss ri 5.ds l7.a sssl " s5sss
TRENTON, Sept. 29.-The banks of Burlington,
Camden, Cumberland and Salem are reported to have
failed. The Eastern New Jersey banks will hold on
till the New York city banks suspend itSss
NEW York, Sept. 29.-The money market has
assumed more cheerful face in consequence Of the
banks proposing to extend loans to the amount of
several millions of dollars. There have been no large
failures. ysaat4 :
4 NEW York, Sept. 29-The Bank Presidents re-
commend an extension in the discount line for the
I coming week. afg#a=l--- sss .syls Esaf g.5stt
l. BR1cHros, N. J, Sept. 2s.--The Cumberland Bank
has not failed as was reported. -egas.5a
Washington News. y 5ss. y
WASHINGTON, Sept 29.-The Commissioner Of
Patents is sending circulars out with view Of ascer
tanning the amount and cost Of cotton consumed in
the United States during the past fiscal year.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 29.-Col. Emory, Of the o. s.
Commission for running the Mexican boundary, has
turned to the Interior Department the maps and
: official papers Of that work. s.ye.s,.a5
: The Mexican Commissioner and corps leave thiE
: week for Mexico ,..-.t .-5,,..5f.s z.5
Thos. Sargent has been appointed Receiver at For
Dodge, Iowa, and w. Evans at Minneapolis Mime
6 sofa. 4f -.5.s-
n @,t Western News. "a se rs
is ST. LOUIS, Sept. 29.-The Santa Fe mail has al
y rived. The news is unimportant. 5
+ Col. johnson, commander of the Utah expedition
at left Leavenworth last Thursday.
le Fire in Louisville.
e. LOUISVILLE, Sept. pa fire occurred this norr
Id ing in Third street. destroying the stocks of B. Mu
ly selman s. Co., Forsyth, Smith & Bro, Brandey
Ii. Crawford, Fl. B. Clifford, and Patton & McC Cnlon
n. The total loss is about $4,000, of which $35 600
covered by insurance, mostly in foreign Offices.
u Quaker City at New York
of New YORK, Sept. 29.-The Quaker City, from NJ
Is bile via Havana, has arrived The bark Antagoni
st has arrived from Buenos Ayres. 5.lf 1T,
ne The Four Mile Race. ID. ~
nd New YORK, Sept. 29--The horse Nicholas w
,st the four mile race to-day over Engineer Charlest
nd did not run. Time 7.45 and TAT. 'Aya-. ~ y.
,e ..' Pennsylvania State Fair
- PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 29.-The State Fair open.
to-day. The attendance is very large, and the exi
=, bitiol is attractive. 5,a..sa@+
-, ey, Major Reynolds Case. u a5
- -, PHILADELPHIA Sept. 29.-In the U. s. Distri
= Court, the jury in the case of Major Reynold
= charged with being defaulter to the Government
" the sum of $l3e,OOD, decided that on the contrar
-. the Government owes the defendant $3.50 IS.
President Pierce dismissed Reynolds from the Sc
y. / vice. He will now probably be reinstated. 50
~ ~ Exchanges are unsettled. 81 a- il'- ''''
70 Domestic Markets " WI t4E
:, New YORK, Sept 29.-Cotton, sales to-day of 81
~ bales Flour has declined. State is 10c. lowe
on Southern brands have declined SOC. White Whe
~ 81 Is to 81 20. Red 81 10. Corn heavy. Sug
- heavy. Provisions dull. Lard l49c. Bacon IA
'm 14ac. Hams liz to 12c Linseed Oil 10 to 75c.
IN nr ., Steamboats, Coming. r. s.
TO v1CKsBURG, Sept. 29.--The National passed dow
u- at II A. M the Hiawatha at noon, and the Match
IN and Eclipse at o'clock. i, H. .U--s u